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At Ironman Coeur D'Alene, on a brutal day with temps over 100 degrees that caused an attrition rate of 27%, Jennifer Vollmann battled the elements, dug deep, executed her race plan brilliantly, and made her Kona dream come true! Can you say GRIT?! And to do it in front of her cheering 6-year-old daughter, stepdaughter, and partner was truly amazing. Jennifer felt she had lost a lot of who she was after leaving her job as CEO of an education nonprofit to stay home with her daughter. She loved being a mom, but didn't know who she was anymore. "Triathlons gave me a place to put my energy and rediscover who I was. I am not kidding when I say it changed my life. I am a different person because of it. I am a better mom, friend, partner, person because of it. It is a defining part of my life and through it I have discovered so much about myself that I didn't know—my resilience, endurance, ability to push through pain to see what is on the other side." Jennifer connected with her coach and mentor, Marilyn Chychota, four years ago while doing CrossFit and lifting and Marilyn suggested giving TRI a shot. Jennifer was hooked, found her passion, and in four short years has gone from a TRI newbie to qualifying for KONA. Talk about INSPIRING! Today Jennifer also coaches athletes, helping them define and meet their goals and discover the athlete they know lives inside. On Jennifer's WHY... "She knows how hard I train, knows it's my dream, knows what a big deal it is, and for her to see me do it, it's really powerful. Powerful for her because she is so proud of me and got to see that my dreams came true with so much hard work and with time and tears and sweat and she saw that come together and I can't think of a better experience to have with your child than experiencing that with you." There is SO much inspiration in this one and I hope you all enjoy this conversation as much as we did! If you enjoy the episode, it would mean the world to me if you would rate the podcast or write a review and share feedback wherever you get your podcast groove on. Connect With Jennifer: Instagram: @jennifervollmann Website & Coaching: https://findingendurance.com Connect With Ron: Personal Instagram: @ronrunsnyc Podcast Instagram: @runchats_with_ronrunsnyc Facebook: https://fb.me/runchats Website: https://ronrunsnyc.com ---- Produced by: David Margittai | In Post Media Website: https://www.inpostmedia.com Email: david@inpostmedia.com Social: @_margittai © 2021 Ron Romano

Today on the podcast we sit down with new NPM Executive Director Jennifer Kluge. Jennifer has been the Executive Director since early January of this year, coming to the job from her previous position as the Chief of Staff for the Office of the Dean of Research at Georgetown University in Washington, DC. Today Jennifer was kind enough to sit down and discuss the vision she has for the association. She was also willing to participate in a Q&A session so we, as members, can get to know her a little more.

In today's episode, Samantha speaks with Jennifer Garman. After 7 years of mysterious symptoms and debilitating illnesses and after trying everything she could her last resort was what healed her: Adopting a mindset of immense Gratitude.After having her 3rd child in her late 30's, Jennifer got sick. She had insomnia, different allergies, and absolutely no energy. Her insomnia kept her awake for nights, so she decided to go to the doctor. The doctor gave her medication, but they couldn't find what causes all the symptoms.After such a long time of being sick and having no idea what she could do to heal, Jennifer decided to start working with a life coach; through life coaching, she found gratitude. She was so intrigued by it that she decided to implement gratitude into her daily routine. She could not believe it when one month later, after incorporating her new rituals, she was healed..Today Jennifer's mission is to inspire people to start with gratitude and bring that into their daily routine and she does this through her project "The Gratitude Tree."Tune in if you want to hear Jennifer's AMAZING story on how she healed herself and what specific techniques she used.Highlight from this episode:Deep breathing techniquesThe technics Jessica usedThe Signs behind gratitudeGo to tips for gratitudeJessica her gratitude missionThe gratitude TreeHow to use the gratitude ThreeThe most common blocks that people might have if it comes to GratitudePractical tips if you have a hard time during this pandemicHo'oponopono techniqueConnect with Jennifer Garman:Website: https://gratitudemission.org/Instagram: @thegratitudemissionFacebook: @gratitudemission.orgBook: Flourish: 7 Ways Gratitude Can Transform Your Life Connect with Samantha Ruberto:Website: www.samantharuberto.comInstagram: @hellobeyoutifulpodcastJoin Hello BeYOUtiful's Facebook Community: @hellobeyoutifulpodcast

While we know that there’s no such thing as “normal,” it makes sense to want to compare our relationship to others. How can you overcome the shame that’s associated with marriage breakdowns and discover if what goes on in your house is common? On today’s episode of The Empowered Wife Podcast we’re talking about how to know if your relationship is normal. My guest Jennifer didn’t fight much with her husband but still felt miles apart from him in their home. The silence was deafening and she wondered if they would always be so distant. Today Jennifer and her man are a team again and she feels taken care of and loved. She’s going to tell us how things changed for the better. The Worst Relationship Advice of the Week tries to tackle narcissism in the worst possible way.

If you're lucky enough to have a job now, and you've been still chasing your dream, what does your "finish line" look like? You won finance! Hooray! With everything you want behind you, what's next? Answering these questions and more are today's contributors: Jennifer Grimson from the Micro Empires podcast; Len Penzo from the LenPenzo.com blog, and our own Stacking Benjamins podcast co-host, OG. While the question seems nice and someday-ish, I think today you'll find that you're closer to "enough" than you may think. Halfway through the show we'll break from our conversation and move over to your wellness checkup. Like Suze Orman said (in a number of words), what do riches mean without your health? During this week's middle segment, we take a quick break from FinTech to cover health and wellness with MetPro's co-founder Angelo Poli, who will break down how important proper nutrition really is - both for your health AND your bottom line. What's your next step when you're at absolute zero? No cash, no residence, no job? That's what our contributors have been tasked to help with today, and our special guest Jennifer Grimson is the perfect person to ask. Jennifer has had to start from zero... TWICE. Today Jennifer and our panel share what you should do when you find yourself starting with nowhere to turn. As always, we'll save some airtime halfway through for Doug's game show. Doug will start out with a freebie: The country of Nigeria commands the largest GDP in Africa. The question? How much is it? 

This episode is for all of our film buffs out there! Today Jennifer interviews Barry Stevens, a Toronto documentary filmmaker and screenwriter. Barry won a drama Gemini award for The Diary of Evelyn Lau starring Sandra Oh in her first role, then switched to non-fiction, as a writer on the International Emmy-winning documentary, Gerrie and Louise. One of our favorite films of Barry's, Offspring, is a detective story where Barry searches for his sperm donor. It was viewed in 61 countries, won a number of awards, and was nominated for an Emmy! For five years, he directed the acclaimed and CSA-winning series for History TV, War Story. His most recent film is The World’s Biggest Family, a movie addressing the problems with anonymous sperm donation. Barry is active in the donor-conceived communities, hoping to change laws regarding anonymity. Our paths first collided with Barry when Jennifer interviewed him for her film Anonymous Father’s Day. Today, Venus Rising sits down with Barry for another, more personal, intellectual and enlightening conversation around his films, sperm donation, and the donor conceived family. Grab some popcorn and enjoy!

Today Jennifer brings her dear friend, Karen Hoffman, on Venus Rising to talk about her personal journey with infertility. Karen has an international background, having lived and worked on three continents. She was born and raised in South Africa, where she earned her Bachelor’s degree University of Pretoria. Subsequently, Karen moved to London, where her infertility journey began, followed by her relocation to the San Francisco Bay Area in 2014. Karen now provides real estate solutions to local as well as international clientele. She is also the director of the San Mateo, California chapter of Polka Dot Powerhouse, an international networking organization for women. If you have a friend that is childless or struggling with infertility, we hope you find Karen's intimate story enlightening. If you and your partner are struggling with infertility, we see you and we feel with you. As women, we often find our value in our ability to conceive children, but Karen shows us that life and family are possible beyond infertility.

Today Jennifer called in to share her experience with fear and how it became a moment that would alter her life path completely. Jennifer shares her story about accepting a new role in her company to travel overseas and help open stores while her company expanded globally. Her saying yes to the opportunity caught her by surprise… normally she would be more caution but there was a flash of spontaneity that rose up to challenge her fear of leaving the US and her family to work abroad. Jennifer talks about how facing her fear changed her DNA and lead her on to a successful career as an entrepreneur. It is an amazing talk and Jennifer is full of insights about taking on risk and challenges and how the unexpected can lead you to a life of greatness. Website: www.304coaching.com and www.304coaching.com/crazymeetings LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenniferrthornton/

Today Jennifer's Perspectives where my guest will be Mr. Ronald Johnson, Business Coach & Professional Certified Life Coach ELI Master Practitioner, Speaker. Ronald Johnson says to experience equanimity and wellbeing takes more than just changing one's physical strength. It also takes understanding of how we feel within ourselves. This awareness has led him to expand his life's work and integrate life coaching with personal training. He's determined to help his clients live a more well-rounded life. --- 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/jennifer-gray2/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jennifer-gray2/support

As a professional business coach and our company founder, Jennifer Thornton has been involved in cultivating Commercial and Human Resource leadership for more than 20 years. Her breadth of experience spans a diverse international business landscape, having managed and led cross-culture, global teams in North America, Asia and Europe.Jennifer is a credited coach through the International Coaching Federations and is certified in several methodologies including Conversation Intelligence, Gallup Strength and Coach Master Leadership Tools.Her background includes effective multicultural team building, executive and mid-level performance coaching, leadership program development as well as management recruiting, on-boarding and team assimilations.As the founder of 304 Coaching, Jennifer utilizes her years of management and recruiting experience to ensure all of our team members deliver the same standards of service and performance that she requires of herself.Today Jennifer and I discuss, Addicted to Being Right: The Deadly Sins of Leadership No one is Talking About & How to Fix Them with Conversational Intelligence®. This is a fascinating topic and the tips Jennifer offers are ones you can immediately apply to your life, business or relationships. https://304coaching.com/

As a professional business coach and our company founder, Jennifer Thornton has been involved in cultivating Commercial and Human Resource leadership for more than 20 years. Her breadth of experience spans a diverse international business landscape, having managed and led cross-culture, global teams in North America, Asia and Europe. Jennifer is a credited coach through the International Coaching Federations and is certified in several methodologies including Conversation Intelligence, Gallup Strength and Coach Master Leadership Tools. Her background includes effective multicultural team building, executive and mid-level performance coaching, leadership program development as well as management recruiting, on-boarding and team assimilations. As the founder of 304 Coaching, Jennifer utilizes her years of management and recruiting experience to ensure all of our team members deliver the same standards of service and performance that she requires of herself. Today Jennifer and I discuss, Addicted to Being Right: The Deadly Sins of Leadership No one is Talking About & How to Fix Them with Conversational Intelligence®. This is a fascinating topic and the tips Jennifer offers are ones you can immediately apply to your life, business or relationships. https://304coaching.com/

Jennifer is a vibrant business woman, a bestselling author and social media star. Her ever-growing success is down to her hardworking nature, her creativity and her supportive family. One person in particular influenced Jennifer's success more than most – her father. Today Jennifer opens up about his sudden passing in 2018. She talks about dealing with the shock, going into autopilot and how she threw herself into work in the aftermath.

Today Jennifer interviews Asha Stumpf on her healing from past trauma and how she found that strong boundaries were the key to her well-being.Asha was able to turn her pain into service and now supports women going through divorce to be empowered financially. She is a Divorce Consultant, Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (R), Qualified Associate Financial Planner. You can learn more about Asha here http://www.separationdivorcedomesticviolencesupport.com/.Thank you so much for tuning in!If you are looking for solutions that will allow you to break free from negative thought patterns, worrying, and the uncomfortable symptoms that are caused by anxiety check out Jennifer's website at www.jenniferbronsnick.com or join the Anxiety-Proof Her Facebook Community HERE: https://www.facebook.com/groups/anxietyproofher

Today Jennifer interviews Rachel Friedman; Mom, wife, daughter, serial entrepreneur, possibility dealer, and yogi!Rachel is a former social worker turned yoga teacher & instructor who was able to transform her mental health after years of strugging with anxiety and emotional eating. You can learn more about Rachel and her services at https://rachelbethcoaching.com/.Thank you so much for tuning in!If you are looking for solutions that will allow you to break free from negative thought patterns, worrying, and the uncomfortable symptoms that are caused by anxiety check out Jennifer's website at www.jenniferbronsnick.com or join the Anxiety-Proof Her Facebook Community HERE: https://www.facebook.com/groups/anxietyproofher.

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In today's episode I'm joined by Jennifer Allwood, author of the new book, "Fear is Not the Boss of You'. I love talking with Jennifer as she is one of the most authentic people I have ever met. In our conversation, we talk about kicking perfection to the curb, our faith and how to relate to people. Jennifer has found freedom in her business, her time, her finances, and most importantly, her faith, through years of releasing more and more over to God. What started as a desire to help pull her family out of financial desperation became a calling to help other women find the courage to do the same. Today Jennifer is able to use her social media following of 500K people, her podcast, The Jennifer Allwood Show, with more than 1.5m downloads, her coaching groups with thousands of members, and her #1 best selling book, Fear is Not the Boss of You, to help other women do for their businesses what she has done in hers. Jennifer inspires women to believe that they are enough...she motivates them and gives them permission to lean into their calling. She’s the best friend that will light a fire underneath them and cheer them on every step of the way. Jennifer lives in Kansas City, Missouri with her husband of a gazillion years, 4 kids, and 2 golden doodles.

We're back after our mid-season hiatus and we've reflected on what the second half of this season needs. We need to continue the conversations about Representation, Reality and the Resistance in respect to career advancement! Today Jennifer rants about her reflection on the importance of each and brings Iman Oubou to the roundtable for a candid conversation. Iman is the CEO and Founder of SWAAY Media. Aside from being the founder and CEO of SWAAY Media, Iman is a former Miss New York US, a philanthropist, a champion of Women, and a published Scientist. She has made it her mission to amplify female voices in the media and her insight and vision is inspiring to say the least. To learn more about Iman and SWAAY visit: https://www.swaay.com/

It's hard to sit still and not push even in the middle of a pandemic when you're wired to push!  Jennifer Allwood is a coach, business owner, and author of the #1 best selling book, "Fear is Not the Boss of You." She thrives in helping women see why they're stuck and guides them to discover a way forward to keep going in spite of fear. On the Enneagram she identifies with Type 3 as her home space and connects in harmony to the 6 and 9. She knows how to get things done effectively, meet milestone goals, and be successful. As a true Type 3, this season of the pandemic has been full of invitations to slow down, deepen awareness, and grow. In this episode she shares: Her resistance to learning she was a Type 3 on the Enneagram How the Enneagram has been helpful in relationships What one thing she hopes her family, clients and others see as she's been pulling back in this season How redefining success has given her greater freedom to embrace authenticity and change as she moves forward More about Jennifer Allwood:   Jennifer has found freedom in her business, her time, her finances, and most importantly, her faith, through years of releasing more and more over to God. What started as a desire to help pull her family out of financial desperation became a calling to help other women find the courage to do the same.  Jennifer stands steadfast in the idea of using her business as a way to serve God and her family. Her goal is to use the tools so readily available—social media, email, the Internet—as the way to make this happen. She knows getting unstuck, pushing through the overwhelm, and doing things in spite of fear are key in growing any business. Today Jennifer is able to use her social media following of 500K people, her podcast, The Jennifer Allwood Show, with more than 1.5m downloads, her coaching groups with thousands of members, and her #1 best selling book, Fear is Not the Boss of You, to help other women do for their businesses what she has done in hers. Jennifer inspires women to believe that they are enough...she motivates them and gives them permission to lean into their calling. She's the best friend that will light a fire underneath them and cheer them on every step of the way.  Visit Jennifer's website to download the first chapter of her book. Connect with Jennifer Allwood:  Website: https://jenniferallwood.com/ Podcast: https://jenniferallwood.com/podcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/themagicbrushinc/ Instagram: jenniferallwood REALIFE Resources:  Are you ready to explore the FULL CIRCLE harmony of the Enneagram? Visit therealifeprocess.com and download our FREE Typing Guide or dive deeper with a REALIFE Enneagram Personality Profile Package. You'll have the option to upgrade and work with a REALIFE Process Coach to walk through your profile results too!  After spending some time with us on the podcast, you may be ready to consider attending a LIVE or Virtual REALIFE Retreat to begin building your own Modern Day Rule of Life through the REALIFE Process® framework. If you'd like more information about the retreats, email me at teresa@therealifeprocess.com, and let's set up a time to chat. Connect with your host, Teresa McCloy on: Facebook- The REALIFE Process® with Teresa McCloy Instagram- teresa.mccloy LinkedIn- teresamccloycoach About Teresa McCloy: Teresa McCloy is the creator of the REALIFE Process®, an ACC Executive Coach, and an IEA Accredited Enneagram Professional who helps entrepreneurs, business owners, and leaders discover and live out their best REALIFE! She has worked with clients from all over the world to help them bring clarity to their REALIFE and joy to their REALWORK!

Jennifer Allwood has found freedom in her business, her time, her finances, and most importantly, her faith, through years of releasing more and more over to God. What started as a desire to help pull her family out of financial desperation became a calling to help other women find the courage to do the same. Jennifer stands steadfast in the idea of using her business as a way to serve God and her family. Her goal is to use the tools so readily available—social media, email, the Internet—as the way to make this happen. She knows getting unstuck, pushing through the overwhelm, and doing things in spite of fear are key in growing any business. Today Jennifer is able to use her social media following of 500K people, her podcast, The Jennifer Allwood Show, with more than 1.5m downloads, her coaching groups with thousands of members, and her #1 best selling book, Fear is Not the Boss of You, to help other women do for their businesses what she has done in hers. Jennifer inspires women to believe that they are enough...she motivates them and gives them permission to lean into their calling. She's the best friend that will light a fire underneath them and cheer them on every step of the way. You can find Jennifer online at http://jenniferallwood.com/ and on Instagram @jenniferallwood.

Welcome to Yoga Unplugged ConversationsA podcast dedicated to helping you grow, thrive and gracefully make tough life decisions, so you can lead a happier, healthier life.Sarah Burchard is your host. She invites special guests on the show to deep dive into real life issues, providing tools and philosophies to help you navigate them with greater ease.Sarah is a Honolulu-based freelance writer, natural foods chef and certified health coach who is passionate about promoting local businesses and food through her writing, farmers market tours and farm-to-table events under the name, The Healthy Locavore. When she's not talking food she's supporting the yoga community on Oʻahu.“As important as it is to move the body and keep it strong … we have to have a practice that powers us down.” – Jennifer Reuter In today’s episode I’m talking to Jennifer Reuter. Jennifer has been teaching yoga since the year 2000 and advanced teacher trainings since 2009. This includes, but is not limited, to Neelakantha meditation and iRest yoga nidra. She is also the founder of Yoga Unplugged. Today Jennifer and I are discussing the healing powers of yoga nidra. We talk about… ● How it works and how it affects your mind and body● Why neither of us can live without it● A breakdown of the different styles● How to manifest what you want or need in your life using a samkalpa● Yoga nidra for sleep During this stressful COVID-19 pandemic when the future is uncertain, and the fear of getting sick is real, it is crucial to have practices like yoga nidra to help keep your immune system strong and your thoughts grounded. There are hundreds of ways you can practice online. We encourage you to try it out. We are certain you will see immediate results. Stay safe and well everyone. - Follow Jennifer: ● Yoga Unplugged● Blue Lotus● Instagram● Facebook● Newsletter Links discussed on the show: Jennifer Piercy on Insight Timer – Yoga Nidra For SleepJennifer Piercy on Insight Timer – Healing Darkness For SleepRichard Miller on Insight Timer – iRest Yoga Nidra: Resilience For Everyday StressMelanie Cooper on Insight Timer – Yoga NidraKamini Desai PhD on Insight Timer – I AM Yoga Nidra: Journey Through the Chakras (Amrit method)Subscribe to the Yoga Unplugged Newsletter and receive a FREE yoga nidra recording by Jennifer ReuterOnline classes: Yoga With Brenda KwonChill-Lax Yoga Nidra with Jennifer Reuter iRest with Jill Peterson A disclaimer: This episode was recorded before the COVID-19 pandemic hit Oʻahu. None of the public classes recommended on the show are available at this time. Enjoy the recordings and online classes for now! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome back to the Single Soul Purpose podcast! Today we get the privilege of learning from Dr. Shawn Talbott, a Psycho-Nutritionist with a PhD in Nutritional Biochemistry. We’re diving into all things gut health today, friends, and Dr. Shawn Talbott is THE expert on gut health that elevates mental wellness. His research integrates physiology, biochemistry, and psychology to improve human performance and optimize vigor (physical energy, mental acuity, & emotional well-being). Some of his recent projects include two academic textbooks, an award-winning documentary film, and several best-selling books translated into multiple languages. His work has been featured on The Dr. Oz Show, the TED stage, and the White House and he has developed some of the top-selling nutraceutical products on the market, generating over $1 billion in sales around the world. He is currently the Chief Science Officer at Amare Global, The Mental Wellness Company. If anyone knows a thing or two about this topic, it’s Dr. Shawn Talbott! Today Jennifer and Shawn discuss why mental health is the new physical health, including why the gut-brain axis is so important to us as individuals. “Your gut is the source for the vast majority of the signals your brain is going to receive,” says Dr. Shawn. “What we’re learning about the microbiome right now is quite literally fundamentally changing everything that we understand about all of human health…it’s nearly miraculous.” Whether you’re new to learning about gut health or you’re ready to level up your mental and physical wellness, today’s episode will give you sage insight into practical next steps you can take on your health journey.  Learn more about Shawn and connect here, and visit his company Amare for more details. We'd love to hear your thoughts via an iTunes rating/review, and be sure to connect with us on Instagram and Facebook @jenniferwatsonleadership. Music by: Artist: Rodrigo Vicente Title: Keep Walkin

Jennifer B. Kahnweiler, PhD, CSP, is an author and global speaker hailed as a “champion for introverts”, helping introverts throughout the world expand their leadership capacity. Too many introverts assume—or have been told—that to rise through the ranks they have to change who they are. But you don't have to pretend to be an extrovert to get to the top. Today Jennifer discusses how introverts can build on their quiet strength and make it a source of great power, and provides some tips on how leaders can shape a more introvert-friendly workplace, customized hiring and coaching strategies for introverts, and the positive correlation between introverted leadership and company performance. For more information visit https://jenniferkahnweiler.com.

Today Jennifer is joined by Dr. Kimberly Henry, author of The Plastic Surgery Source and The Facelift Resource, a renowned plastic surgeon from California.  Dr. Henry is known for several honors as well as the way she educates others on whether or not plastic surgery is for them as well as the optimal results one can achieve. Join Jennifer and Dr. Henry in this brief conversation as they discuss why Dr. Henry became a plastic surgeon, what she does when she feels stuck, and WTF true beauty is to her. Make sure to book your next appointment and check out Jennifers services: https://virago.studio/ Follow Jennifer's beauty and fitness tips by following her on IG: https://www.instagram.com/jenncarrasco___/

Jennifer Loewenstein is a lecturer in contemporary Middle Eastern History at Penn State University. She is also an activist for Palestinian Human Rights, a freelance journalist and writer. During the summers of 1999, 2000, & 2001 Jennifer lived and worked in the Bourj al-Barajneh Refugee camp in South Beirut, Lebanon. In 2002 Jennifer moved to the Gaza Strip during the peak years of the Second Palestinian Intifada & interned at the Mezan Center for Human Rights based in Gaza City and Rafah. Jennifer was among a handful of foreign journalists who were able to visit the besieged and destroyed Jenin refugee camp in early April 2002—the day the Israeli army withdrew. In December, 2002, Jennifer founded the Madison-Rafah Sister City Project—a highly successful international & local activist group. In 2005-2006 Jennifer was a Fellow at the Refugee Studies Center at Oxford University and after returning home Jennifer became the Associate Director of the Middle Eastern Studies Program at the University of Wisconsin (2007-2014). In July, 2010 she was the recipient of the Rachel Corrie Award at the annual ADC convention. Today Jennifer lives in Boalsburg, PA and has begun research on a new project on regional Palestinian politics. You can support this podcast by subscribing to Katie's patreon, at http://patreon.com/katiemiranda or by visiting Katie's online jewelry and art store at http://www.katiemiranda.com . Palbox is a nonprofit subscription box supporting Palestinian farmers, artisans and the international solidarity movement. you can subscribe at http://www.palbox.org .

Today we had the distinct pleasure of interviewing Jennifer McLean who is one of the newest faculty members of The Shift Network.Jennifer has an event on Wednesday, September 4th, 2019 called: Energy Healing Practices for Spontaneous TransformationIn today's podcast, we invite you to discover how to spontaneously and permanently transform negative emotional patterns with energy healing techniques...You’ve likely experienced powerful healing through gifted practitioners and modalities like EMDR, cranial-sacral work, and Reiki energy healing techniques.But what if YOU could spontaneously transform negative emotions and emotional patterns that have wielded tremendous influence over your life — warping your beliefs, laying the groundwork for dis-ease, and limiting your capacity to access your authenticity, soul gifts, and joy?Today Jennifer discusses her background with us and what's she's got cookin up with The Shift Network and online course offerings for self-energy healing and energy healing certifications for health practitioners.About Jennifer McLeanJennifer McLeanJennifer McLean is an internationally acclaimed healer, author, speaker, edge pusher, and transformational change agent. As a trained healer, Jennifer has helped individuals transmute their deepest fears, blocks, and old beliefs into new levels of alignment, growth, health, wholeness, and abundance.Her innovative Spontaneous Transformation Technique has helped hundreds of thousands over three decades shift held energy in the body to successfully liberate themselves from old hurts and patterns of obstacles that lead to disease and upset. With hundreds of certified practitioners, this popular technique is reaching more and more people to accelerate healing and elegantly resolve old beliefs and upsets.Jennifer combines her powerful intuitive gifts with emotional and spiritual discernment to assist you in lovingly identifying and compassionately releasing and changing the old neural pathways that have kept you from living a magnificent life.The change starts immediately by simply being in Jennifer’s presence, as she speaks this encoded frequency of healing and guides you through Spontaneous Transformation sessions. Jennifer also offers sound-vibration Soul Songs — musical arrangements containing unique tonal sound-healing vibrations that promote profound change.The author of five books, Jennifer has appeared on Fox, CBS, NBC and been featued in prominent online publications and summits. She is also the producer of the renowned Healing With The Masters online media Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=Z7GC46DF4BQ7G)

Hello my loves! Today Jennifer and I are joined once again by Cassie to discuss how different it is to go out in our 30s versus what it was like in our 20s. We also talk about how guys like to say that the like independent women but do they really? Save a hoe men, and ones that use money to control you are also discussed in this ep! Thanks for listening in and don't forget that you can now email us directly at podcast@curvescurlsandclothes.com to let us know of any topics you want us to discuss, get our advice or just give us feedback! We love you CCC Fam!!

If you can beat Kara in pop culture trivia, you get $500 of her money! Today Jennifer in Dallas takes on Kara for her shot at the prize.

You can't beat Kara but you can try! Today Jennifer in Carrollton takes on Kara for the chance to score $100 of her money. Can she do it?

After losing her husband and sister within the same year, Jennifer Luzzatto felt overwhelmed by the financial and legal responsibilities she found herself with, unable to handle them despite her background in finance. With the knowledge she gained through this despondent time, Jennifer set out to help others make sense of their new financial situation after the loss of a loved one with her financial services and new book, Inheriting Chaos with Compassion.   A certified financial planner, chartered financial analyst and NAPAFA financial advisor with over thirty years experience in financial services, Jennifer knows first hand what information can be necessary when taking on new financial responsibilities in the wake of family members passing on. Today Jennifer breaks down all the financial aspects of multiple kinds of loss to provide compassionate and valuable advice. By working with clients holistically, Jennifer prefers to use money as a tool to support your goals, dreams, and aspirations instead of as a bargaining chip. With the right financial planning, you can structure your finances to support what you want to do with your life, and find the freedom in making your own decisions. Don't make quick decisions when thoughtful action is called for, prepare yourself with the knowledge to get your own finances in order, limit the grieving, and sort through a loved ones records with as minimal stress as possible. Financial planning is a whole new side of love as medicine but is a crucial step in completing the picture and gaining clarity into your own destiny. Have you ever had to take on the responsibility of a loved ones finances after they have moved on, committed a betrayal or passed away? Share your story with us in the comments on the episode page!   In This Episode Which professionals you should be gathering to create your financial team How to prepare for the debt of a loved one in an unexpected situation Advice for those totally uninvolved in the finances and wanting to gain insight Productive ways to grieve while dealing with a new financial responsibility A look into executor responsibilities, power of attorney, fee-only financials and more   Quotes “It's amazing what occurs to you the more you start thinking about it, so at least make things easy to find if you can.” (10:32) “That goes back to why you really need some really solid estate planning before you think you are gonna need it because someday you will, unfortunately!” (16:34) “Listen to your instincts and back away a little bit if your gut is telling you ‘I don't know about this’.” (19:14) “Anything people can do to help themselves and help their loved ones, is gonna be good, because there is always going to be I think a lot more to it than anyone anticipates.” (25:55)   Links Inheriting Chaos with Compassion by Jennifer Luzzatto Summit Financial Partners Website   Find the full show notes for this episode here Keep up with all things Love Is Medicine Follow Razi on Facebook |Instagram

Everyday we hear tragic stories in the news. Our goal is to present you with amazing success stories of people who have gone from Tragedy to Triumph Episode 18: The Alcoholic formerly known as Prince - Jen Belemu Jen Belemu shares her amazing story of Recovery. Growing up in a small town in Ohio Jen experienced racism early in her life. As a teenager she was assaulted by 4 men and run over by a vehicle causing her to have a Traumatic Brain Injury. As a result of both physical and emotional pain, Jen sought the comfort in drugs & alcohol. As early as 15 years old, Jen was introduced to Alcoholics Anonymous and after almost 10 years she finally had enough and changed her life. Jen has been clean and sober for over 20 years. Today Jennifer has a life that centers around helping others. She works with Heartland High School, which focuses on providing a safe place for kids with substance use disorders and addictions to learn. She is the definition of "Doing BIG Things"

Today Jennifer and I talk about a wide range of things- from her time as a public school teacher, her job now as a homeschooling mom and VIPKid teacher. Jennifer is also a TPT author and is getting ready to launch her course “Setting Up Shop: From TPT Newbie to Shop-Owning Guru. We talk about being flexible in the classroom, learning to apologize, and how to ask for help. You are going to find our conversation really insightful!   Read the full shownotes here: https://thesimplyorganizedteacher.com/simply-teach-podcast/ Get the resources I recommended on today’s show: https://thesimplyorganizedteacher.com/resources/ Be my Social Media friend: https://www.instagram.com/thesimplyorganizedteacher

This week's guest is the amazing Jennifer Iserloh. Jennifer is a celebrity chef, reiki practitioner and yoga teacher. Today Jennifer and I are discussing important topics like how to use food to heal your body, what are here go to superfoods, foods that help with PMS, what to do when you feel a cold coming on, what is the truth about this gluten-free trend and sooo much more! @riseandconquer.podcasct www.georgiestevenson.net/podcast

Jennifer Fisher began her career as a wardrobe stylist, working on feature films, television shows, and commercials.  When her son was born, Jennifer began to look for a piece of fine jewelry, that both spelled his name, and expressed her personal style. She was unable to find anything unique, so she designed a piece for herself.  When friends, family, and even strangers began to request that Jennifer design one for them too, she knew she was onto something. With that, Jennifer Fisher Jewelry was born. Jennifer Fisher Jewelry has established a loyal fan base of top celebrities such as Jennifer Lopez, Katy Perry, Michelle Obama, Naomi Watts, Rihanna, Sarah Jessica Parker and Selena Gomez, just to name a few. Last year, Jennifer even expanded her business into the culinary realm, launching a line of three custom blended sea salts.Today Jennifer is here to share how to properly scale a company, how to partner with influencers and her advice for young designers and entrepreneurs. 

Jennifer Yen is the Founder and CEO of Purlisse, a skincare company that is the culmination of Asian wisdom and modern philosophy. As an actress, Jennifer’s skin suffered from being subjected to heavy make-up and a rigorous filming schedules. After unsuccessfully using various high end and natural skincare products on the market, Jennifer turned to her grandmother’s Asian beauty secrets to heal her skin. These family rituals inspired her skincare line Purlisse. When Jennifer’s television career as a superhero finally came to a close, she became an entrepreneur and superhero for skin care! Jennifer’s entrepreneurial career was not met with instant success. Her vision was ahead of its time and required a good dose of endurance before the market was ready for Purlisse. Today Jennifer is able to utilize the popularity of Asian skincare by leveraging influencers over multiple social platforms. She also encourages us to remember that our customers are influencers too. Now that is wisdom to live by! Follow Jennifer at @purlisse on Instagram and Facebook and @jenyen1 on Instagram. You can find out more about the Purlisse skin products by going to www.purlisse.com. Don't forget to follow us at @libertyforher on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Please let us know your thoughts about this episode by using the hashtag #LIBERTYSessions and please rate and review us—it helps to know if this podcast is inspiring and equipping you to launch and grow your ventures.

You’ve heard the term ‘impact’ from the mouths of CEOs and management from many different industries, applied in many different ways. But what does it mean to be an ‘impact maker?’ Today Jennifer shares some heart-touching stories that served as the inspiration for this podcast’s name, and she talks about how to make the connection between changing the world and what we do in our everyday lives. One of the first movements Jennifer joined with the Game Change Campaign through her church. It allowed her to make a real difference in lives around the world through the International Justice Mission. Anjali’s story about being forced into prostitution as a child and being rescued from it changed what Jennifer understood about making an impact. You can hear her story here, at 42:30. Has anyone ever told you that you changed their life? That’s what making an impact truly is. Jennifer talks about how that moment was the start of a new purpose, or rather, honing in on it. Hear Jennifer’s DisruptHR talk here. The goal of this podcast is to help you see opportunities to make an impact by sharing stories of people who are changing the world without asking for any credit for it. We’ll help you uncover strategies to use and actions you can take in your daily lives that will help change the world. If you truly want to understand how making an impact changes lives, you need look no further than the story of Tererai Trent, who is also ‘Oprah’s favorite guest of all time.’ She started as an 18 year-old mother of four in a small village in Zimbabwe. Tererai crossed continents and supported a family of 7 while ultimately earning a Ph.D. Yes, she did meet Oprah, but that’s not the most amazing part of her story. You have to hear it to believe it, so listen to the full podcast: Lewis Howes interviews Tererai Trent. Understand the power of words. Today, Tererai Trent is a scholar, humanitarian, motivational speaker, educator, author, and founder of Tererai Trent International. She’s become one of the most well know, and internationally recognized voices for quality education and women's empowerment.  And she’s also written a best-selling book, called The Awakened Woman – Remembering and Reigniting Our Sacred Dreams. Oprah was a defining person in Tererai’s life, so Jennifer wraps up her show today with the woman who has impacted millions, every day. When she was asked what her legacy would be, she didn’t give her own answer. Instead, she shared what Maya Angelou told Oprah what her legacy would be, and it’s amazing. The most amazing part is, as a person who wants to influence and impact the world around you, you can have the same type of legacy. What is YOUR dream? Are you ready to learn how to increase your impact and influence to make a real difference in the lives of others, like the stories you heard today? If so, you should subscribe and leave a review. We’ll bring you weekly content that will help you be the Impact Maker you were meant to be.

This week on Sickboy we dive into the world of acquired brain injuries. A few years ago Jennifer was struck by a car while riding her bike (HELMETS SAVE LIVES PEOPLE!) Today Jennifer takes the fellas through the journey of how life changes after an acquired brain injury. From debilitating physical pain, to LSDesque spacing out over the sound of a bag of gummies smacking off the floor, to rediscovering a lost libido, to a diagnosis of PTSD. One of our favourite conversations of 2017, and our last before the new year!

This week on Sickboy we dive into the world of acquired brain injuries. A few years ago Jennifer was struck by a car while riding her bike (HELMETS SAVE LIVES PEOPLE!) Today Jennifer takes the fellas through the journey of how life changes after an acquired brain injury. From debilitating physical pain, to LSDesque spacing out over the sound of a bag of gummies smacking off the floor, to rediscovering a lost libido, to a diagnosis of PTSD. One of our favourite conversations of 2017, and our last before the new year!

This week on Sickboy we dive into the world of acquired brain injuries.  A few years ago Jennifer was struck by a car while riding her bike (HELMETS SAVE LIVES PEOPLE!) Today Jennifer takes the fellas through the journey of how life changes after an acquired brain injury. From debilitating physical pain, to LSDesque spacing out over the sound of a bag of gummies smacking off the floor, to rediscovering a lost libido, to a diagnosis of PTSD. One of our favourite conversations of 2017, and our last before the new year!  Get exclusive content on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/sickboy   Subscribe on Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/sickboy/id1034035933?mt=2#   Visit http://www.hellofresh.ca/sickboy and enter promo code SICKBOY to get 50% your first Hello Fresh box   Visit http://www.freshbooks.com/sickboy and enter Sickboy in the ‘How did you hear about us’ section to get your free one month trial of this amazing cloud accounting software

Having watched her mother go through breast cancer, Jennifer knew her risk was high.  She shares with us her journey and the steps she took to catch her cancer early and what happened when she became a patient.  Today Jennifer uses her experience to help influence and impact others as a member of the Susan G. Komen Austin Board of Directors.

Isn’t running a business like giving one pitch after another? Think about it. You’re an entrepreneur. That means you’re constantly pitching potential and existing customers, students and fans. So as intimidating as pitching an editor at Forbes or the Huffington Post may sound, you’re already doing it to some extent in other parts of your business. Landing more media opportunities will do a lot of great things for your business, like help you grow your email list, establish more street cred, and create more demand for your products and services. That’s why it’s more than worth your time to figure out how to pitch yourself successfully to media organizations and outlets. The question is: what’s the difference between a knockout pitch and the thousand other pitches that find their way into the trash? I’ll tell you exactly how. And to help me, I’ve got my friend Jennifer Berson joining me on this podcast episode. Jennifer was a lawyer working at a prestigious firm before she decided to follow her inner creative voice and start Jeneration PR, an ultra successful public relations and social media marketing firm. Jennifer shares all the amazing tips, tricks and tidbits that will get you closer to landing the podcast, blog or social media show you’ve always dreamed about being featured on. And, don’t forget to download this week’s freebie. It’s a pitch template, based on the formula Jen delivers during the show. All you have to do is fill in the blanks and you’re that much closer to landing your next big media hit. Today Jennifer is helping me answer questions like: Why is it so important that you know the RIGHT way to pitch?  Where do you start? How do you position yourself as an expert without a large following or customer base? How should you structure your pitch? What are the biggest pitch mistakes? Let’s start pitching.

To visit show notes page and resources, go to: www.MLMNation.net/283 Who is Jennifer McCune? Jennifer McCune earned a PHD in Spanish and decided to pursue academia before she realized that it turned reading from her passion into a job. She eventually got a job working for the Department of Defense and had 3 kids before she encountered network marketing. When Jennifer first discovered MLM, she was hesitant at first but decided to join because it would be a great learning experience. It turned out to be a good decision because a year later she was laid off from her job but fortunately she had a solid MLM business built already. Today Jennifer is a MLM leader, a 6 figure earner and loves the fact that network marketing allows people to give back in ways they couldn’t before.

To visit show notes page and resources, go to: www.MLMNation.net/283 Who is Jennifer McCune? Jennifer McCune earned a PHD in Spanish and decided to pursue academia before she realized that it turned reading from her passion into a job. She eventually got a job working for the Department of Defense and had 3 kids before she encountered network marketing. When Jennifer first discovered MLM, she was hesitant at first but decided to join because it would be a great learning experience. It turned out to be a good decision because a year later she was laid off from her job but fortunately she had a solid MLM business built already. Today Jennifer is a MLM leader, a 6 figure earner and loves the fact that network marketing allows people to give back in ways they couldn’t before.

To visit show notes page and resources, go to: www.MLMNation.net/283 Who is Jennifer McCune? Jennifer McCune earned a PHD in Spanish and decided to pursue academia before she realized that it turned reading from her passion into a job. She eventually got a job working for the Department of Defense and had 3 kids before she encountered network marketing. When Jennifer first discovered MLM, she was hesitant at first but decided to join because it would be a great learning experience. It turned out to be a good decision because a year later she was laid off from her job but fortunately she had a solid MLM business built already. Today Jennifer is a MLM leader, a 6 figure earner and loves the fact that network marketing allows people to give back in ways they couldn’t before.

Today Jennifer ran through all the historical facts behind Earth Day, plus some interesting new elements that make billions of people world wide participate each year. Plus, would your doctor choose NOT to treat you in favor of saving money for the health care budget? You’ll hear an expert propose a way to protect yourself and the system. Powdered alcohol and the super painkiller, MoxDuo are shot down by the Feds. And Anaheim Ducks center, Nick Bonino talks about what it’s going to take to steal a win in Dallas in round 1 of the Stanley Cup playoffs.