Podcasts about today joan

Thank you all so much for listening to Maps and Coffee! The podcast about small towns and why you should go visit them. Today Joan talks about a small town in Wyoming featuring mountain men and heaven. 

Today Joan talks with Cook County Commissioner, Kevin Morrison to kick off WCPT 820's Pride Week; Dr. Steven Kessel with the Shedd Aquarium and Dr. Kevin Feldheim with the Field Museum about sharks; activist Ada Cheng about the Asian diaspora; and with David Hochberg about young men and women in the Austin neighborhood working to bring a fresh food marketplace to their neighborhood.

Today Joan talks with Eric Pasi and Johnathan Roberts of the IPS. Joan also speaks with Paul Vallas on crime in Chicago and in the country.

Today Joan is joined by Ken Mehia-Beal, Chair of Government Affairs for the Democratic Party of DuPage County as a special co-host. Joan and Ken talk with Tom Haugh from PTI Securities about investments; Mark Karlin from BuzzFeed.com; Timothy Jackson, Dir of Govt. Affairs for the AIDS Foundation of Chicago; Kady McFadden, Deputy Director of the Sierra Club; and Delmar Gillus, COO for ELEVATE.

Today Joan talks with Jill Wine Banks, author of Watergate Girl, about the Derek Chauvin Trial; Clark Johnson from Finishing Chicago and Dennis Roach from Painters District Council 14 about labor issues; David Orr from Good Government Illinois about State and county ethics, and Ed Yonka from ACLU Illinois about their legislative agenda for Springfield.

Joan is one of my oldest friends! I have known her for almost four decades and we are both daughters of generals in the Christian faith! Today Joan talks about her upbringing, how her mother was saved, and how she continues to spread the word of God!

Today Joan talks about adoption.

Today Joan runs a multi-billion dollar division of TE Connectivity. But if you ask her, she’ll tell you that getting there was anything but straight forward. Nonetheless, by pursuing jobs that genuinely interested her (from education to healthcare to technology) and by taking big leaps when opportunities arose (from communications manager to White House appointee) she’s built a career and life that works for her. Today on Your Career, Your Terms: Pivot Points, Joan shares her best advice on: landing that first “stretch” job, thriving in a dual-career, multi-state marriage, and gaining the confidence to lead, even when you don’t have all the answers.  

Today Joan talks with Skip about her spiritual influences, slaying giants and the importance of thinking about what we're thinking!Read More →

You may remember Joan Sotkin from episode 125, where you heard how she helps people change their lives through changing their perspectives on your finances. She is an excellent prosperity coach, author, speaker and educator. Today Joan shares about how she is developing programs so she can help even more people.  Joan delves into our family origin stories that affect our financial outcomes. In short, it’s our belief systems around money that get us every time. The things that created your emotional responses to events in our lives are what you need to pay attention to.  Issues around money are NEVER about money. In reality, money only has energy when it passes between two individuals. It is your relationship to money that is at the core of your issues. You have to figure it out. Listening to today’s episode of the Cash Flow Diary podcast will help you toward that goal.  One of the many interesting things that Joan shares during this episode is that our brains are to blame for the fears we have around money. Our brains tell us that anything new might be dangerous, so we have to be careful, which translates to fear. For example, when you’re accustomed to struggling financially and you start doing really well, your brain may throw up red flags. You may feel terribly uncomfortable because you are not used to doing well. The change that is happening can feel like a threat because it challenges your origin story.  What that means is that you grew up in a family that struggled, didn’t invest in real estate, didn’t do well because there was always too much month at the end of your mom and dad’s money… and now you are challenging the way your family deals with money… the way your parents raised you to think about money.  You have to control that fear, because it isn’t serving you and it isn’t moving you forward to all those goals you walk around telling other people you want to reach!!  So how do you control the fear or fix the issue? Joan says you have to get to the core of your “moving stupids.” Your brain doesn’t want you to change things up; you have entered the fight or flight syndrome when in fact you should be embracing the changes and focus on what is going on in the moment. By focusing on the moment that is happening right now your brain isn’t going to focus so much on the future and all the fears that go along with the tunnel of transition.  Joan says so many cool things in this interview that it might just put you on a whole new path. If you let it happen you can have the life you say you want. Pay attention to the ways to deal with your fears and put your mind at ease. One thing you have to do is dump the retail therapy! Learn more. Listen now.

Feeling like you're running through the rat race of the holidays or just your daily grind?  Have you tried your typical ways of calming and connecting with Spirit or your guides?  Do you feel like you aren't receiving the same support as before? Today Joan discusses how to reconnect with Spirit.