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Today Jessie called in with her story about the fear of change and the stress that comes when you feel like you are stuck and you think you are locked into your life choices. Jessie racked up massive student debt to become a lawyer. She wanted to help people and got into it with the right intentions. She made partner at her law firm but realized that she was grinding away night and day, always working harder without any breaks. She witnessed her health and fitness take a dive for the worst and when things at the firm started to reveal themselves at not what they seemed she knew she needed to make some changes. Jessie talks about how to connect with mentors, how we get locked into believing a story about ourselves even when it might not be true and how she is doing what she loves now - helping people who where once like her, overworked get healthy through weight loss foods. Check out her website here "Become your own Health Boss!” https://jessiezaylia.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC70vdhl4eOb0gqPfeJqWGeA

Today Jessie talks with Mosope Idowu about honouring your personhood and body’s needs, especially as a parent! -    -    -    -    -If you liked this episode of To Birth and Beyond, tell your friends! Find us on iTunes and Stitcher to rate/review/subscribe to the show. Want more? Visit www.ToBirthAndBeyond.com, join our Facebook group (To Birth and Beyond Podcast), and follow us on Instagram @tobirthandbeyondpodcast! Thanks for listening and joining the conversation! Resources and References: PFSA Academy Waitlist: www.jessiemundell.com/fall-2020www.bethelfitmum.comhttps://www.instagram.com/bethelfitmum/ https://www.facebook.com/bethelfitmum   Show Notes:0:55 - Postnatal Fitness Specialist Academy Promo! 3:20 - What’s the first stuff that comes up for Mosope when she hears “honouring your body’s needs”?5:45 - Three dimensions that make up the whole person6:30 - What is Soul Care?11:45 - The idea of needing “permission” to move, especially as a mom - and personal/parent care as a family value19:14 - Separating controlling your body composition from honouring your body’s needs26:15 - What is a “good workout”?33:35 - Last guiding thoughts from Mosope around honouring your body’s needs38:20 - Where we can find Mosope online!

Today Jessie brought part 5 in the Daniel series.If you were not able to join us for worship, please join along with the songs that were done today with the links below.Raise a Hallelujahhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2XtRuPfaAU&feature=youtu.beBuild my Lifehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGYpF-Jrfew&feature=youtu.beKing of my Hearthttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtcrJ_IKaqQ

Today Jessie will be talking with Kevin Riddleberger, co-founder of Dispatch Health, a company that is bringing back the physician house call. Kevin Riddleberger and Dr. Mark Prather started Dispatch health only a few years ago and have managed to create an entirely new level of care that seems to have a business partnership with just about every other provider in healthcare. Dispatch is spreading like wildfire; you won’t want to miss hearing how Kevin and his team are changing healthcare for the better. Kevin talks about: How Dispatch has built their own software platform so they can scale their success between states with some centralized functions. They are taking care of patients that you wouldn’t expect, with 65% of their business being seniors that are staying in their homes and out of the hospitals. And how they are saving the healthcare system millions of dollars, ensuring that they will soon be taking over the world. Thanks for listening!

Today Jessie is joined by her good friend and colleague, Jodi Smith, the Regional Administrator of Hospital Operations and Post-Acute Care for Kaiser Permanente. Jodi is one of Kaiser’s greatest and brightest. She was Eric Coleman’s research assistant; he is the national leader and founder of much of today’s care transition work. She is a true thought leader, a Nurse Practitioner, and full of heart for the patients, members, and people Kaiser serves. In this episode, they discuss: What kind of help people actually need after they’ve been in the hospital. What value-based care means, and specifically what it means to patients in our healthcare system. And, how connecting people with one another is the true secret to reforming healthcare. We hope to leave you feeling connected with renewed ambition to support the people through their wellness / illness journey. Thanks for listening!

Today Jessie is talking with Margaret Ray. She has been a nurse and entrepreneur for longer than we have been using the word with any regularity. You’ll hear how her business has evolved over the last 35 plus years, and how she is still thinking up fresh ideas on how to make a difference in healthcare. To learn more about Margaret Ray and her business, visit her website: meray.com Thanks and hope you enjoy the episode!

Today Jessie talks with Jayla Sanchez-Warren. Jayla is at the helm at the Denver Regional Council of Governments Area Agency on Aging - DR COG, a federally funded program that serves and advocates for older adults and people with disabilities. Jayla has 26 years of service working on behalf of the region’s older adult populations, including community-based services that address the needs of older adults and people living with disabilities - assistance with housing, transportation, nutrition, long-term care, case management and more. In this recording Jessie and Jayla discuss: Some of the mysteries behind how healthcare related federal funding may change in the future What role Grant money plays in keeping safety nets alive And why there is such a disconnect between healthcare and community providers. We hope you enjoyed every minute of today’s episode. We’d love to get any kind of feedback from YOU, yes You our listener on what you think of the podcast. Get in touch at contact@joyofhealthcare.com. We’d be honored if you took a few minutes to send us a note and even more honored if you told your friends about the show.

Hello listeners! Today Jessie the Architect & Remo the Realtor chat with Kevin & Steve Obregon, brothers who co-own The Commoner.    Social Media: What's Up WhittierFacebookInstagramTwitterEmail: whatsupwhittierpod@gmail.com The Commoner6754 Greenleaf Ave Whittier, CA 90602(562) 464-1761WebsiteInstagramYelpFacebook Remo the RealtorFacebookInstagramWebsite   Jessie the ArchitectFacebookInstagramWebsite  Producer ChristineFacebookInstagramWebsite    Community Corkboard Brain Games ClubWho: Children ages 6-12What: Crafts, games, activities featuring STEAM, Science Technology Engineering Arts MathematicsWhen: Every Thursday at 4p.m.Where:Whittier Public Library, 7344 Washington Ave Whittier Farmer’s MarketWhat: Farmer’s MarketWhen: Every Friday 8 am- 1 pmWhere: Corner of Philadelphia & Bright  Piña Reading Academy summer programWhat: Summer tutoring for your kiddos!When:June 19-July 20, Monday-Thursday, 9:00a.m.-12:00p.m.Where: Piña Reading Academy, 6740 Bright Ave, Whittier, CA 90601