Podcast appearances and mentions of Stephanie Wilson

In part 2 Stephanie Wilson teaches how we meditate on scripture. The digital age teaches us to read quickly and move on, but the library of Scripture was created for slow, prayerful reflection so that God's thoughts inhabit our minds completely.

The Book of Job is a strange and compelling story nestled within the Hebrew Scriptures — a poetic exploration of human suffering, divine mystery, and the search for meaning in the midst of loss. In this second part Stephanie Wilson looks at the conversations between Job and his friends (ch.3-42) and how we can learn to sit with doubt, lament honestly, and find God's presence even in the midst of pain and suffering that we don't understand.

In Part 4 of our series The Big Questions, Stephanie Wilson brings a hopeful theological reflection on the difficult question' What about Hell?', exploring various views of the church before looking most significantly at what Jesus said and how we might think, not only about what happens once this life is over, but how we live today as his followers.

In this powerful episode of Talking with Kevin and Son, host Kevin McLemore sits down with Kier Spates (co-host of The Steve Harvey Morning Show), Dr. Niihara, and Stephanie E. Wilson to discuss the urgent fight to cure sickle cell disease.Sickle cell affects over 100,000 people in the U.S., primarily in Black and Brown communities, yet funding for research remains critically low. Junior shares his personal journey battling sickle cell, Dr. Nahara breaks down the science behind the disease, and Stephanie Wilson explains how YOU can be part of the movement to find a cure.

Chelsea speaks with Katie Hartley and Stephanie Wilson about Camp Erin, a weekend camp for grieving youth.

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Are rigid acquisition processes slowing down your innovative solutions? Tradewinds is here to change that. This week on Defense Mavericks, I'm joined by Stephanie Wilson, Kristina Botelho, and Tony Kwag at this year's NCMA Conference to explore how Tradewinds is revolutionizing AI and digital solution procurement for government agencies.  With flexible contracting options and open, candid collaboration, Tradewinds is simplifying the path for both vendors and buyers. Learn how a TRL-agnostic approach and pitch videos are opening the door for small businesses and experimental technologies. We also tackle the challenges and successes of modernizing acquisition processes–from ATO reciprocity to rapid contract awards. Don't miss this insightful conversation and find out how Tradewinds can help your organization innovate faster. Tune in now! Key Takeaways: (00:00) Introduction  (01:12) What is Tradewinds? (07:20) Submission process and pitch-video specifics (13:43) Key performance indicators and metrics for success (17:20) Traditional vs. non-traditional acquisition pathways (21:48) From prototype to production contracts (24:58) Challenges of low TRL technologies (31:24) Managing video libraries and differentiating solutions (36:32) Government engagement and educational efforts (44:29) The benefits of relational contracting (51:59) Exploring different contract types (56:06) Addressing misconceptions and expanding adoption across agencies (01:04:14) OT vs. FAR-base contracts  (01:08:40) Tradewinds program nuances for international sellers and buyers and non-DoD (01:13:17) Final thoughts Additional Resources:

The final chapters of the Book of Esther reveal the resolution of the story. After Haman's downfall, Esther and Mordecai work together to save the Jewish people. Mordecai is promoted to a position of great authority, and the Jewish people celebrate their deliverance, marking the beginning of the festival of Purim.In Part 4, Stephanie Wilson reflects on the entire story, the characters' choices and decisions, and how the lens through which we read can alter our understanding of the narrative.What begins as a story of imminent destruction ends with triumph and celebration. Esther and Mordecai's actions remind us that God often works through ordinary people standing against oppression, emphasizing that justice is a collaborative act of divine and human partnership. This story calls us to a theology of advocacy and action, using whatever power, privilege, influence, and opportunity we have to seek the flourishing of all people, "for such a time as this."

"I believe that most food intolerances are energetic anyways, but it's a really big step to say to someone, you're intolerant to a tomato and that's because of your father's BS." Sign up for the Healthy Pregnancy Revolution Summit here: https://healthypregnancyrevolution.com/optin-monicacox Topics Discussed: The energetic origins of food intolerances Using high-quality food sensitivity tests for accurate diagnosis The role of stuck emotions in perpetuating food intolerances The process of emotional release and its impact on food sensitivities Personal experiences with nightshade intolerance and overcoming food fears Techniques like Psych-K, Emotion Code, and muscle testing to address emotional blocks The importance of empowering oneself to intuitively navigate diet and health choices Real-life stories of overcoming food-related trauma and emotional blocks The journey of self-empowerment and conscious parenting "I just started doing, you know, because I'm Psych-K trained, and there's a really good book you can do for yourself called the Emotion Code in the Body Code." Show Notes: Hello, Beautiful Souls, the voice of Monica is here to dive deep into the wild world of food intolerances—because who knew that your aversion to tomatoes might actually be your dad's emotional baggage? In this episode, we're not just peeling back the layers of an onion, we're digging into the very core of why that onion might be giving you trouble in the first place. No, it's not just about cutting out foods like nightshades because some diet said so; it's about the emotional and energetic blocks that are making your body rebel against what should be perfectly healthy foods. And let's not forget the part where we explore how your intuition plays into all this—yes, you might just be the next food whisperer. We'll chat about the power of Psych-K, Emotion Code, and even the art of muscle testing to unlock those hidden emotional ties that could be the key to unlocking better health. By the end of this episode, you'll be ready to take charge of your health, ditch those food fears, and maybe even become that conscious mama the world desperately needs. So, grab your notepad (or don't, we're all about intuitive listening here), and let's get into it!  "I do believe there's... we can switch on and off intolerances that are created from an emotional state." Timestamps: 00:00 - Thanks for watching! 01:01 - "I believe that most food intolerances are energetic anyways, but it's a really big step to say to someone, you're intolerant to a tomato and that's because of your father's BS." 01:30 - The value of high-quality food sensitivity tests and immediate results from eliminating triggers. 02:00 - Diving into the emotional roots of food intolerances and the power of energetic healing. 02:29 - Personal journey with nightshade intolerance and overcoming fears tied to food. 03:27 - The role of Psych-K, Emotion Code, and intuition in addressing food intolerances. 04:22 - The emotional connection to infertility and how it impacts food sensitivities. 05:20 - The struggle of navigating food restrictions and the trauma tied to them. 06:17 - How to use intuition when choosing the right diet and the challenge of pinpointing food intolerances. 07:15 - The possibility of changing emotional states to overcome food intolerances. 08:08 - Real-life example of emotional connections to food and how they manifest. 09:04 - Can we change our genetics and switch off intolerances? The discussion deepens. 09:54 - "It's all about alignment with your higher self and releasing emotions that no longer serve you." 10:22 - The simplicity of emotional healing and the power of letting go. 11:12 - The innate ability to heal emotionally and why society makes it seem more complicated than it is. 12:09 - The importance of being in tune with your body and allowing emotions to be felt and released. 13:25 - The role of coaches in helping you see past your own blocks and move forward. 13:54 - Empowerment and the ultimate goal of becoming a conscious mama. Full transcripts over on the blog Let's Do This Together

Problemas técnicos en Starliner demoran retorno de astronautas de la ISS.La misión de Boeing y NASA tiene problemas técnicos en la cápsula Starliner, haciendo que los astronautas Sunita Williams y Butch Wilmore permanezcan más tiempo en la Estación Espacial Internacional (ISS). La misión, inicialmente programada para durar ocho días, ha superado los dos meses debido a fallos en los propulsores y fugas de helio. NASA y Boeing tienen 19 días para resolver estos problemas antes de la llegada de la misión Crew-9.Flash Diario en Spotify¿Lograrán traer de vuelta a los astronautas a tiempo y de manera segura?El 5 de junio de 2024, Sunita Williams y Butch Wilmore partieron desde Cabo Cañaveral en el primer vuelo tripulado del Starliner de Boeing. Su misión era probar cómo funcionaba la nave como parte del programa de tripulación comercial de NASA. Después de un acoplamiento exitoso a la ISS el 13 de junio, empezaron a aparecer los problemas. Cinco de los 28 propulsores fallaron y se detectaron cinco fugas de helio, haciendo más difícil el regreso a casa. Williams y Wilmore han seguido con sus actividades científicas y han dado actualizaciones frecuentes sobre la situación del Starliner.Flash Diario en YouTube MusicLos problemas técnicos han impedido que el Starliner pueda desacoplarse de la ISS y volver a la Tierra de manera segura. Los propulsores son esenciales para la reentrada en la atmósfera, y las fugas de helio representan un riesgo grande. Con la llegada programada de la misión Crew-9 en 19 días, la presión para resolver estos problemas es alta. NASA y Boeing trabajan contrarreloj para traer de vuelta a los astronautas sin ponerlos en peligro. Las fugas de helio y los propulsores defectuosos no son problemas menores; cualquier fallo en la reentrada podría poner en riesgo la vida de los astronautas.Esta situación no es única en la historia de la exploración espacial. En el pasado, otras misiones han tenido problemas técnicos, como los cohetes Apollo y el transbordador espacial. NASA y Boeing dicen que los astronautas no están en peligro inmediato y que se han hecho pruebas exhaustivas de los sistemas críticos. Pero la comunicación inicial deficiente ha hecho que se piense que los astronautas están "perdidos en el espacio", similar a casos como el del Dragon de SpaceX que también tuvo retrasos. Steve Stich, gerente del programa de tripulación comercial de NASA, ha dicho que el Starliner está en buenas condiciones y que los astronautas no están varados. Pero los medios de comunicación han creado un drama alrededor de la situación, comparándola con películas como "El Marciano".En caso de que no se puedan solucionar los problemas a tiempo, una opción viable es utilizar una cápsula Dragon de SpaceX para traer de vuelta a los astronautas. Esta colaboración entre Boeing, NASA y SpaceX muestra lo importante que es tener planes de contingencia en misiones espaciales. Mientras tanto, Williams y Wilmore continúan con sus actividades científicas a bordo de la ISS, demostrando resiliencia y profesionalismo. Además, la misión Crew-9, que llegará el 18 de agosto, incluye a los astronautas Zena Cardman, Nick Hague, Stephanie Wilson y el cosmonauta Alexander Gorbunov. La urgencia por resolver los problemas del Starliner aumenta con la necesidad de liberar el puerto de acoplamiento para la nueva misión.Para más detalles y actualizaciones sobre esta misión, visita ElSiglo21esHoy.com.

Send us a Text Message.Get a FREE spot at the Healthy Pregnancy Revolution Summit! Are you ready to revolutionize your journey to motherhood?Have you ever wondered if the products you use and the food you eat might be hindering your fertility? Many women unknowingly expose themselves to toxins that can impact their ability to conceive and the health of their future children. This is a common struggle, but there's a way to turn things around.In this enlightening episode of the Make A Baby Podcast, host Carolina Sotomayor sits down with Stephanie Wilson, the creator of the Healthy Pregnancy Revolution. Together, they dive deep into the importance of focusing on women's health during the fertility years and how it can transform the health of future generations. You'll learn practical steps to reduce toxins in your environment, discover the benefits of juicing, and gain access to a virtual event that could change your life.BY THE TIME YOU FINISH LISTENING, YOU'LL DISCOVER:How the Healthy Pregnancy Revolution can improve your fertility and create a healthier environment for your baby.The critical importance of reducing toxins in beauty products and food for better overall health and fertility.The benefits of juicing for weight loss and enhanced well-being, and how to incorporate it into your routine.JOIN the FREE Healthy Pregnancy Revolution Summit HERE to watch me as a featured guest speaker! CHAPTER00:00 Introducing the Healthy Pregnancy Revolution01:45 The Importance of Taking Control of Our Health03:46 Reducing Toxin Exposure for a Healthy Pregnancy08:32 Stephanie Wilson's Personal Journey10:37 Conclusion and Key Takeaways13:08 Using Juicing for Weight Loss15:06 The Importance of Hormone Testing26:19 Join the Healthy Pregnancy Revolution Summit28:27 Conclusion NEW FREE GIFT! Get instant access to our What is Fertility Reiki? Series including: Fertile Womb Activation with Reiki 3 days FREE inside the Make A Baby Membership FREE Facebook community 6 audio episodes explaining what reiki for fertility is and how you can talk to your spirit baby Ready to get pregnant with Reiki? Book a free fertility callConnect with Carolina: Website | TikTok | Instagram | Pinterest | FacebookLiked this episode? Share it on social and tag me @thecarolinasotomayorLove the show? Leave a 5-star review and let me know! Connect with Carolina: Website | TikTok | ...

Stephanie Wilson speaks on ‘the antidote of enough' that counters our cultures message that we should ‘be more, want more and have more'.In the Lords Prayer recorded in Matthew 6 — a prayer that Jesus taught his disciples — we find an invitation to a deep and daily trust in God's provision and abundance.

Solitude 03 - Encounter with Our SelfSolitude can be deeply refreshing, but just as often, it can feel like painful emotional surgery. We can get away from people, but we can't get away from our self. And often what we carry into solitude is our pain.In the third teaching Stephanie Wilson encourages us to follow the example of Jesus by finding a quiet place and going to the place of pain because it is there we meet God. Through this simple but difficult practice of noticing and naming our emotions before God in prayer, and offering them up to God in raw honesty, we can be deeply formed into the people God has always desired for us to become.Part of the Practicing the Way Series. For info and resources on this series go to redeemercentral.com/ptw

Today's bonus episode features listener favorite and contracting powerhouse, Stephanie Wilson, on the Doing Tech Better in Government podcast. Stephanie chats with host, Brian Fox, about her experience with non-traditional procurement methods, combating legacy tech, and getting familiar with the unfamiliar. From AI in procurement to culture change within the DoD, Stephanie discusses the challenges and opportunities in modernizing procurement methods. Tune in to learn how to foster a culture of innovation and critical thinking. TIMESTAMPS: (2:14) Innovative procurement practices in the Army (4:54) Challenges in adopting new procurement methods (07:38) How to overcome fear and embracing change (12:22) Why upskilling and culture change are critical (20:55) Staying humble and curious in the face of innovation (24:03) What does the future of procurement look like? LINKS: Follow Stephanie: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanie-wilson-790902237/ Follow Bonnie: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bonnie-evangelista-520747231/ CDAO: https://www.ai.mil/ Tradewinds AI: https://www.tradewindai.com/ Doing Tech Better in Government: https://atarc.org/doing-tech-better-in-government/

Fasting 05 - Q&ADavid, Armstrong, John Herron & Stephanie Wilson discuss the series on fasting and share some of their learning along the way.Part of the Practicing the Way Series. For info and resources on this series go to redeemercentral.com/ptw

Fasting 04 - To Stand with the Poor“Give to the hungry what you deny your own appetite.” —St. Gregory of NyssaIn the West, many of us struggle with the problem of food abundance — having too much food to eat. Our cupboards overflow with snacks; we have so much food in our fridges it goes bad before we have a chance to eat it; apps on our phones can put any food we want just a few swipes away.Dieting is a constant fad, and most of us live in a daily war of attrition against sugar, processed carbs, and over-indulgence. But most of the world, and many more people than we realise in our own neighbourhoods and cities, live with food scarcity — not having enough to eat. Often, they are hiding in plain sight in our own churches and communities.Fasting is a way to bridge this gap, between “the haves” and “the have nots.” Going back at least as far as Isaiah 58, it has long been a vehicle for biblical justice, a way for those with too much food to share with those in need of food.Early on in the history of the church, fasting was tied to what Jesus and the early Christians called “almsgiving” — a practice that combined generosity, serving, and justice. On fasting days, Christians would take the food or the money they would have spent on food and give it to the poor. Often, they would also give the time they would have spent cooking, eating, and cleaning up to serve the poor.In Part 4 Stephanie Wilson shows us how this simple practice of giving away the money we would have spent on ourselves has the potential to transform not only the lives of the poor, but also our own lives and communities.Part of the Practicing the Way Series. For info and resources on this series go to redeemercentral.com/ptw***Note: This recording took place on Mother's Day and includes communal prayers to mark this occasion for all.

In this episode of “Doing Tech Better in Government,” join us as Stephanie Wilson, Procurement Contracting,Agreements, and Grants and Agreements Officer in the Strategic Information Technology and Cyber Directorate at ACC - Rock Island, takes us on a journey through the intricate world of government procurement. With a unique role supporting the Army and various Department of Defense entities, Stephanie discusses her innovative approach to integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into the procurement pipeline. She shares insights on navigating nontraditional procurements, combating legacy tech, and the importance of making people "familiar with the unfamiliar." Stephanie's expertise shines as she explores the challenges of understanding comfort levels and gauging risks in the ever-evolving landscape of AI. Don't miss this insightful conversation with Stephanie Wilson as she shapes the future of AI procurement for the Army and beyond.

Prayer 02 - Talking with GodPrayer is simply the medium through which we communicate and commune with God. The practice of prayer is learning to set aside dedicated time to intentionally be with God, in order to become like him and partner with him in the world.In Prayer part 2 Stephanie Wilson helps us begin to learn how to talk with God. Praying pre-made prayers is a beautiful way to pray. It's where we start our prayer journey, and it's a place we revisit all through our lives. But at some point in our life of prayer, we desire to pray our own words to God — to share what's on our mind, our heart. Our pain, our joy, our hopes and fears. We can't help but desire to interact with God in a more authentic, personalised way.Part of the Practicing the Way Series. For info and resources on this series go to redeemercentral.com/ptw

Sabbath 02 - RestSabbath is a day of rest by which we cultivate a spirit of restfulness in all of our life. In Sabbath part 2 Stephanie Wilson explores the second movement of Sabbath–to rest. The idea of rest sounds wonderful, but in reality, rest is a radical, countercultural act of resistance to the powers and principalities of a world at war with God and his kingdom of peace. To practice Sabbath is to draw a line in the sand against all external (and internal) forces that would encroach upon your apprenticeship to Jesus and formation into his image. It's to say, “This far you shall go, but no further.” It is to defy some of the most powerful forces known to humanity as an act of non-cooperation done in love for community, for the poor, for the earth, and ultimately for God himself.Part of the Practicing the Way Series. For info and resources on this series go to redeemercentral.com/ptw

Our friend and guest speaker Dr. Richard Laugharne explores the relationship between faith, spirituality and our mental health. Following a talk from Richard, he is interviewed by Stephanie Wilson before a time of Q&A with questions from those in attendance. If following this episode you have any questions or would like support in any way related to the topics discussed please reach out to any of our Senior Leaders who are ready to talk, walk with you and offer pastoral care. Thanks Richard Laugharne has been an NHS consultant in general adult psychiatry for 23 years and is Lead For Research at Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust. His research interests include therapeutic relationships and trust between patients and clinicians in the UK and mental health services in West Africa. Richard is a Reader in the Church of England and has been involved in many different styles of Christian community throughout his life. Richard is the author of the book 'I Will Be Glad: Combating Spiritual Depression' and regularly speaks on theology and mental health in churches, universities and pubs! 

Stephanie Wilson teaches on what it means to be church saturated by grace. Part of the series ‘What Kind of Church' that explores the values that give shape to our community.

Host Myra Flynn sits down with artist Stephanie Wilson in her first interview since her double mastectomy and breast cancer diagnosis. Together they talk about her ongoing journey toward healing, and her work to break the generational cycle of secrets she believes made her sick in the first place.

In this episode, Stephanie Wilson, Agreements Officer with the Army Contracting Command (ACC) Rock Island, joins Bonnie Evangelista to explore and demystify the complexities of the contracting process. They talk about how to eliminate unnecessary complications, the importance of statutes and guidebooks, and how industry and non-traditional contractors can more easily navigate this world. Tune in to nerd out on all things OTAs and get a crash course on how to stop pounding the round peg in the square hole. TIMESTAMPS: (2:35) Why creativity is stifled in contracting (4:51) How to simplify contracts (7:04) Why creating a similar language among branches is key (12:58) Decentralizing decision-making (16:06) Seeking ROI through nontraditional contracting (21:39) How to find your place and fight for it LINKS: Follow Stephanie: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanie-wilson-790902237/ Follow Bonnie: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bonnie-evangelista-520747231/ CDAO: https://www.ai.mil/ Tradewinds AI: https://www.tradewindai.com/

Stephanie Wilson teaches on what it means to be church as family. Part of the series ‘What Kind of Church' that explores the values that give shape to our community.

Stephanie Wilson is the co-founder of Find Me Now, an AAPI women-owned brand based out of NYC. Find Me Now responsibly designs energy-focused collections that are in touch with the present and deliver that in-the-moment feeling.     In This Episode: Stephanie shares her origins story. Growing up Korean American, how she started her career in finance, moved to Hong Kong, and then transitioned into fashion. How Stephanie lost her business during covid and how she pivoted from there. How Stephanie started Find Me Now the label.  Stephanie shares that her mom is her co-founder and how the experience of working with her has been like generational healing. Find Me Now has spiritual cosmic undertones to her brand. Stephanie shares her creative process.  Stephanie shares some of her spiritual practices.  Full Show Notes: Find Me Now The Label Find Me Now Instagram 15% off Find Me Now Discount Stephanie's Personal Instagram ORDER MY BOOK HOW TO MANIFEST LEAVE AN AMAZON REVIEW FOR MY BOOK Laura Chung Instagram Laura Chung Tik Tok Laura Chung's Website  YouTube Channel Ceremonial Cacao for 15% off use code: AWAKEN  Awaken and Align Instagram Awaken and Align Website Connect with Awaken and Align: If you enjoyed the podcast and you feel called, please share it, and tag me! Subscribe, rate, and review the show wherever you get your podcasts. Your rating and review help more people discover it! Follow on Instagram @awakenandalign Let me know your favorite guests, lessons, or any topic requests.

In our newest Episode's Poppin' Culture segment, we discuss The Real Housewives of New Jersey, and the sometimes complicated nature of sibling-in-law relationships. Then, we do an Academic Deep Dive into new Psychoneuroendocrinology research titled, “Your Suffering is My Stressor: Proinflammatory Gene Expression Rises with Spousal Distress in Middle-Aged and Older Couples,” led by Dr. Stephanie Wilson at Southern Methodist University. Last up, in Good or Bad Advice, we react to TikToks on the difficulties of motherhood, making it look easy, and balancing our needs as parents with our need to prioritize our kids. Academic Deep Dive: hereGood or Bad Advice: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRwH2BYn/https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRKerN8J/https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRKJoEwa/https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRKekRRH/Youtube: hereAs always, this Episode has a bonus Good or Bad Advice segment for our Patreon subscribers! Want in? Head to Patreon and become a member today!

Jenny shares her grief about losing her kids to the world's expectations once they started school and the struggle to learn how both you and your kids adapt and function within a new system.

Stephanie Wilson continues our series ‘Liberated by Love looking at the encounter in between Jesus and the Rich Young Ruler (Luke 18:18-30) and the call to trust in the abundance of God over the fear of scarcity.Podcast NotesResearch Report: Abundant community theology: Working towards environmental and economic sustainability (EES) by TearfundPoem: On Generosity by Walter Brueggemann

Stephanie Wilson continues our series ‘Liberated by Love looking at the encounter in Luke 9:10-17 when Jesus feeds 5,000 men (or approximately 15-18,000 if we count the women and children too).

It's not uncommon for athletes to experience body dissatisfaction and body grief in the transition following their retirement from competition. After all, it's not especially realistic to maintain the same physique as schedules and priorities shift when the competition days come to an end. What's much less common though, is meaningful conversation on the topic. Body dissatisfaction and body grief can at times lead to maladaptive behaviors related to food and exercise as it can take some time for athletes to get into a new rhythm and shift expectations. It's important for athletes in transition to be mindful of thinking patterns and habits related to food and exercise which don't serve them well. In this podcast we discuss this topic and the implications for potential eating disorders with Stephanie Wilson, a medically retired athlete who has personally experienced maladaptive behaviors related to food and exercise and now works professionally in this space as a Registered Dietitian specializing in athletes experiencing disordered eating, eating disorders, and Relative Energy Deficiency Syndrome (RED-S).Join us for this engaging discussion and share with others! You never know who you could help and what important conversations this could start. Show Notes: 1:47 Stephanie's background & personal experience5:05 The complex relationship with food & body for athletesPerfectionism & comparisons Different fueling needs for different sportsPressures from coachesPressure to conform to social/athletic normsBody monitoring &  hyper-body-awareness10:30 The role of an athlete's own expectations in post-athletics body changesBody shifts and the struggle to find a new normal 14:20  Maladaptive behaviors in dealing with unwanted body changes What is a maladaptive behavior? Do maladaptive behaviors automatically equal an eating disorder? Examples of maladaptive behaviorsUnhealthy coping behaviors, both eating and exercise The possibility of “a new normal” that serves you better18:27 Compensatory behaviors What is my motivation for this behavior? Behaviors as “punishment”“I should be doing this” vs. “this is what I want to do”What movements bring you joy?How do you fuel the movements that bring you joy in retirement? 21:26 How fear can often drive our behaviors related to food/exercise post-retirement Acknowledgement & acceptance of our fears How to appropriately challenge our fears The power of “Sitting in the suck”26:37 The lesser known eating-related disordersBinge eating disorderShame & stigmaSecrecyMuscle dysmorphia disorderCompulsive exercise disorderHow less can be moreOrthorexia nervosaFear surrounding “taboo” foods34:51 Key factors in overcoming “body grief” and moving towards “body acceptance”Body image & the value of “body neutrality” Identity outside of sport, feeling “whole"Body change expectations Acceptance of the “journey” 38:58 Shame and stigma The isolating effect Shame as a barrier for not getting help How to begin to open up to someone41:02 What professional help looks likeFinding the right fit: dietitian, therapist, sports psychologistWhat if it doesn't feel right? What if I can't afford it? 45:40 Final words of encouragement to athletes listening who are struggling

Stephanie Wilson continues our series ‘Liberated by Love looking at the encounter in Luke 7 :36-50 where Jesus is eating at the house of a Pharisee when a women with a questionable reputation comes and anoints him with expensive perfume.

Stephanie Wilson reflects on the story of Jesus meeting and healing the demon-possessed man in the ‘region of the Gerasenes' (Luke 8.26–39) and wonders if there might be more going on than we can first assume and what we can learn from Jesus loving engagement with the distressed and ostracised man.

Stephanie Wilson reflects on the story of the man with leprosy (Luke 5) who encounters Jesus and finds healing liberation from the condition that left him shamed and isolated. What are the things that operate like leprosy in our lives today leaving us separated from the love and connection we are created to live in.

Listen in as we hear Stephanie Wilson, the Contracting and Agreements Officer in the U.S. Army, detail how to create and handle improved contracting practices necessary to acquire AI and emerging technology. She shares her years of experience in dealing with the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) and how proper use and understanding of OTAs have helped her be successful. Hear how asking questions and challenging the existing policies has helped develop new ways of accomplishing goals within federal contracting. Wilson also details the value in an influential and memorable quote she coined some time ago regarding the benefits of using OTA's!

E105 - Stephanie Wilson - A Trip Around the World, Homelessness and Finding YourselfMeet StephanieStephanie Wilson believes storytelling can save lives. Her MBA and over a decade of artistic training both help her live out that passion.Stephanie resides in New York City's Upper West Side with her scruffy Puerto Rican street dog, Luna.The Book: Big Waves & Wooden Benches: A True StoryWell, if you're Stephanie Wilson, you sell all your earthly possessions and set sail around the world for 115 days seeking answers. But big adventures often end with bigger questions, and sometimes truly finding yourself requires the courage to further surrender into the signs and synchronicities.From big waves on the horizon, pregnant with seemingly endless possibility, to wooden benches in NYC parks portending gloom and despair, Stephanie's journey of divining the omens and learning how to trust her own quiet knowing, especially against the false sense of stability in the world around her, will resonate deeply with any reader who has ever had the scary and sinking feeling that there must be more to life—along with the will to find the answer.***You can follow along with chapter by chapter photos at IG: @bigwaveswoodenbenches or at https://www.thestephaniewilson.com/Andy Frye, write for Rolling Stone and Forbes calls it, "a conjuring of Jack Kerouac with a smarter, more feminine tone. It's a good read for anyone who loves travel lit with a cozy and sometimes frightening look at post-modern life."___https://livingthenextchapter.com/podcast produced by: https://truemediasolutions.ca/A podcast is an excellent business card for your book, coaching program or business! Build a community away from the rented land of social media - speak directly to your community and position yourself as the expert that you truly are!Take your passion to the next level - let us help you start and grow your podcast! Podcasts work. Visit https://truemediasolutions.ca/Dave's Audio Book Recommendation for November 2022Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story - Bono Bono—artist, activist, and the lead singer of Irish rock band U2—has written a memoir: honest and irreverent, intimate and profound, Surrender is the story of the remarkable life he's lived, the challenges he's faced, and the friends and family who have shaped and sustained him. Narrated by the author, Surrender is an intimate, immersive listening experience, telling stories from Bono's early days in Dublin, to joining a band and playing sold out stadiums around the world with U2, plus his more than 20 years of activism. Throughout a remarkable life, music has always been a constant for Bono and in the audiobook, his distinctive voice is interwoven with a very personal soundtrack adding atmosphere and texture to each and every scene. From moments of classic U2 hits to snippets by The Clash, Patti Smith, Verdi, Johnny Cash and Mozart, Surrender also exclusively features clips of newly recorded re imagined versions of U2 songs including ‘Sunday Bloody Sunday', ‘With Or Without You', ‘One', ‘Beautiful Day' and more, glimpsed for the first time on Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story.

Stephanie Wilson continues our series ‘What Kind of Human?' with Part 5: Live out of weakness & vulnerability

Stephanie Wilson continues our series ‘What Kind of Human?' with Part 4: Enlarge Your Soul Through Embracing Grief & Loss

Stephanie is the person we all need, with her straight no chaser style of motivation, and her insight on how to work through our stories and live our best life.  She applied those lessons to her own life to triumph over challenges most of us have not had to face and help countless others along the way.

Stephanie Wilson is the newly published author of Big Waves & Wooden Benches, a harrowing true story that has been referred to as a modern day version of The Alchemist. She strongly believes storytelling can save lives and her MBA and over a decade of artistic training both help her live out that passion. Stephanie's goal is to encourage people to take a different path. To follow their heart's pull into the whirlwind of the unknown. Even if it goes against societal expectations, perfectionism or any kind of fear has conditioned them to live - playing it small and playing it safe. IN THIS EPISODE, KRISTI AND STEPHANIE TALK ABOUT THESE TOPICS: Embracing failure. How we can shift course and discover our self worth. Sacred Boundaries - not fearful boundaries and knowing the difference. Are we tamed or just mature enough to set boundaries? Gaining freedom from detachment from the outcome. No one has the answers for your life. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kristi-peck/message

Stephanie Wilson continues our series ‘What kind of church?' that explores some of the values that give shape to our community.

Reilly bakes this week! Reilly and Elle talk with Applied Worldwide co-founder, Stephanie Wilson, about stigma and health inequalities. The public discourse around monkey pox made the outbreak this summer more potentially dangerous. Wilson explains how as well as how the LGBTQ community builds alternate public health safety nets. Check out AppliedWorldwide.com to read "Are We Worrying About Monkey Pox Wrong?" the piece on monkey pox, stigma, and violence. Follow PAL on instagram @ProofingAndLies or on twitter @ProofingL. Check out Rosco on instagram @rosco_francis. Applied Worldwide is also on Instagram @Applied_worldwide and on Twitter @applysociology

Learn more about Dr. Stephanie Wilson-Coleman at Champagne Connection. "When failure is not an Option!" The Champagne Connection, founded by Stephanie E. Wilson-Coleman, builds bridges through workshops and seminars to help others transform their lives to overcome adversity, obstacles, and addictions. We firmly believe that EVERY individual is empowered to transcend chaos and turmoil. We believe true inspiration and SUCCESS are born in the individuals' power of thought, feelings, and actions. We are committed to helping others overcome life's toughest challenges. Reach Dr. Stephanie: Telephone: (773) 241-5683 Mobile: (847) 775-9439, or E-mail: albert.jackson@champagneconnection.com Fax: (773) 530-7593 or E-mail: nspire@champagneconnection.com P.O Box 87468, Chicago, IL. 60680 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gobegreat/message

Melissa Gergen and Stephanie Wilson shared what they learned as well as strategies and advice in becoming National Board Certified Librarians. I would like to thank composer Nazar Rybak at Hooksounds.com for the music you've heard today.   Capstone *use UNITED for $20 off $100 or more on print and ebooks Announcement: Enhanced Accessibility for Interactive ebooks Editable PD Certificate FAQ's and ISO (In search of…) Online Doctoral Programs SLU Playlists APA format for citing a podcast/podcast app KC Boyd's Back-to-School Professional Development Melissa's School Library Site GHS Gallery Page GHS E=MC2 Program Site Greater Capital Region Teacher Center Stephanie Wilson:  Twitter: @marinerlibrary  Instagram: @mhsmarinerlibrary Stephanie's Library Website National Board for Professional Teaching Website National Board: Library Media Standards Certificate Instructions - choose Library Media and Developmental Level (Early Childhood through Young Adulthood) Five Core Propositions Certification Roadmap Overview and Quick Start Guide Scoring Guide

Suzanne Banwart and Stephanie Wilson share strategies for supporting their school communities during lunch. I would like to thank composer Nazar Rybak at Hooksounds.com for the music you've heard today.   Capstone *use UNITED for $20 off $100 or more on print and ebooks Courageous Kids: Graphic Nonfiction  Editable PD Certificate FAQ's and ISO (In search of…) Online Doctoral Programs SLU Playlists APA format for citing a podcast/podcast episode Suzanne Banwart Twitter: @BanwartSuzanne IG: AHS.LMC Stephanie Wilson Twitter: @marinerlibrary IG: MHSMarinerLibrary Sign-in tutorial Sign-out sheet Sample weekly schedule Canva flyer

On this episode, I'm talking to the wonderful ‘first act' actor Stephanie Wilson Anderson. Stephanie grew up in a creative, artistic family and was always singing and dancing, so she decided to go to theatre school and has been working as a professional actor, choreographer and voiceover artist ever since. Stephanie tells me about her time at theatre school and what her training involved. She then lists the skills that she's learnt since leaving theatre school, like being able to relax into auditions and to cope better with rejection. We also discuss techniques that actors learn in theatre school about how to portray emotions authentically and Steph gives advice on how to let go of your logical mind and get lost in the character, particularly during high-stakes live theatre. She tells me about a bizarre on-stage moment when she had to maintain her ‘show must go on' attitude, which is sure to stick in your mind! This episode of Second Act Actors is a beautiful meeting of first and second act actors, showing the best of both worlds and with plenty of insights into the technical side of acting. If you enjoyed it, please rate and review the podcast and don't forget to subscribe.  Timestamps [0:13] How Stephanie started acting[2:35] Were Stephanie's parents always supportive of her career choices?[5:09] “It's crazy”: Stephanie on her experience at theatre school[7:48] What has Stephanie learnt since she left theatre school?[11:05] Stephanie's new-found confidence[13:12] Booking a musical, choreography and booking voice work: Stephanie's life since theatre school[18:25] The ‘choreography brain': How Stephanie learnt to choreograph[24:28] So, working with me… How was it for you??[29:08] Building up trust with your fellow actors[34:13] How actors-in-training learn to emote[38:33] A haunting on-stage moment that Stephanie witnessed and other live theatre moments[43:53] “Trust the work”: Stephanie's advice on letting your logical brain go[49:30] What Stephanie's looking forward to this year  Links Second Act Actors websiteSecond Act Actors on InstagramSecond Act Actors on FacebookSecond Act Actors on YouTube Janet McMordie websiteJanet McMordie on InstagramJanet McMordie on LinkedInJanet McMordie on Twitter    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Paisley will chat about all of the comm wins surrounding the new @elvismovie, The Summer I Turned Pretty reviving 2013 Tumblr, and how DNCE is making drinking milk cool again. Then, she is joined by Las Vegas area CEO, @wickedsteph of @wickedpr , to chat about her work in hospitality and entertainment PR as well as the unique clients she has worked with throughout her career. She will also touch on the importance of mentorship of women in our industry, what interns should get out of every internship, and more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/queenofcommpodcast/message

STEPHANIE WILSON, a holder of an MBA degree, a decade of artistic training, an actress and director, and now the author of "Big Waves and Wooden Benches", will join us to describe how she risked a lot to embark on a 115-day cruise around the world; what she learned from the experience(s); and how she is now successfully moving forward with life, after a series of terrifying and heartbreaking experiences.  FROM HER WEBSITE: "Stephanie Wilson believes storytelling can save lives. Her MBA and over a decade of artistic training both help her live out that passion.  Born in New Jersey, but raised in Florida, she lives to laugh and is a lover of animals. As a kid, Stephanie dreamed of being the first female president, but always added the disclaimer that if she couldn't make that happen, she just wanted her life to be a good story. In her eyes, she definitely got her wish.  ​Stephanie resides in New York City's Upper West Side with her scruffy Puerto Rican street dog, Luna." www.thestephaniewilson.com

STEPHANIE WILSON, a holder of an MBA degree, a decade of artistic training, an actress and director, and now the author of "Big Waves and Wooden Benches", will join us to describe how she risked a lot to embark on a 115-day cruise around the world; what she learned from the experience(s); and how she is now successfully moving forward with life, after a series of terrifying and heartbreaking experiences.  FROM HER WEBSITE: "Stephanie Wilson believes storytelling can save lives. Her MBA and over a decade of artistic training both help her live out that passion.  Born in New Jersey, but raised in Florida, she lives to laugh and is a lover of animals. As a kid, Stephanie dreamed of being the first female president, but always added the disclaimer that if she couldn't make that happen, she just wanted her life to be a good story. In her eyes, she definitely got her wish.  ​Stephanie resides in New York City's Upper West Side with her scruffy Puerto Rican street dog, Luna." www.thestephaniewilson.com

Kimber talks with Stephanie Wilson about how we can deny selfishness in our friendships and instead focus on God's call to love him first and our sisters well, even when they're being a bit flaky.

A 4,800 square-foot natural art exhibit is being created to commemorate International Day of the Girl to raise awareness about NASA's Artemis Program and inspire women and girls through the high-profile STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Mathematics) exhibit. The City of Atlanta approved the permit June 17, 2021 for the Earthwork installation in downtown Woodruff Park, Atlanta, Georgia. From October 11-22, the Earthwork will be displayed as an eco-friendly grass artwork featuring active NASA astronaut Stephanie Wilson. Her 42 days in space are the most of any female African American astronaut. The intent of the art exhibit is to inspire women and girls, and especially people of color, to aim higher and reach for more advantageous goals. The project was conceived by Christina Korp, President of Purpose Entertainment and artist Stan Herd of Stan Herd Earthworks working in partnership with Atlanta Parks Department, Downtown Atlanta, the Hines Family Foundation, Mercer University STEM Education Innovation Lab, Atlanta International School and former NASA astronaut Nicole Stott's Space for Art Foundation. The Artemis Program is a United States-led international human spaceflight program launched in 2017 with the primary goal of returning humans to the Moon in 2024. During the Artemis program, NASA will land the first woman and first person of color on the Moon, using innovative technologies to explore more of the lunar surface than ever before. NASA will collaborate with our commercial and international partners and establish sustainable exploration for the first time. So far, eight countries along with the US have signed the Artemis Accords, an international agreement between governments participating in the Artemis Program. An informative and interactive website for the Earthwork, in production now, will allow visitors to learn more about astronaut Stephanie Wilson as well as the Artemis Program and space opportunities for women and girls. “The Apollo missions including the first Moon landing inspired a generation and spurred on innovation. It ignited a spark in those kids to aim high for their dreams. Those kids turned into adults who are changing the world today,” said Purpose Entertainment President, Christina Korp. “We want to light the spark in today's generation to empower them to change the world tomorrow, especially women and girls of color who maybe haven't felt there was room for them in future space activities. Stephanie Wilson is living proof that their dreams can become a reality.” The installation is a signature event in Atlanta, Georgia marking International Day of the Girl, a yearly commemoration celebrated all over the world. Christina Korp is President of Purpose Entertainment and is the former manager of astronaut Buzz Aldrin, one of the first men to walk on the Moon along with Neil Armstrong on Apollo 11. She is a space marketer and influencer who has an extensive background in producing space themed events and exhibitions. Korp produced the last five major galas at Kennedy Space Center celebrating Apollo 11 including the Apollo 50th Gala. She also conceptualized and produced The People's Moon project, which resides as a permanent exhibit at Kennedy Space Center. She recently produced Our Story100 for the US Government's Women's Suffrage Centennial Commission. Learn more: christinakorp.com Stan Herd, a native of Kansas, has been active in film, music and the arts in America's heartland for over 40 years. He began creating large scale “Earthworks,” giant eco-friendly artworks made of organic materials, gaining recognition in National Geographic and Smithsonian Magazine. In 2020 he created Earthworks of Kamala Harris and Joe Biden, which gained attention by the Biden presidential campaign. Herd has created Earthworks all over the United States as well as in Australia, Brazil, China and Cuba. 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