Podcast appearances and mentions of vanessa johnson

Send us a textIn this episode, I sit down with the incredible Vanessa Johnson, a powerhouse real estate investor who turned her tough upbringing into fuel for success. Vanessa shares her journey of resilience, the mindset shifts that helped her thrive, and the lessons she's learned while building a thriving real estate business. No matter where you come from, her story proves that success is possible with the right mindset and determination.Tune in now and get inspired by Vanessa's journey!Vanessa‘s Instagram https://www.instagram.com/visionary_vanessa.ny?igsh=aDY1bndhajVrY29hWelcome to the Speak Your Vision Podcast where we talk about having a strong growth mindset and a positive lifestyle.

Vanessa Johnson, a Social Services Supervisor in Adult Services at the Riverside County Department of Public Social Services, discusses job opportunities as a social worker. 

Our special guest today has a very unique story. Vanessa Johnson, one of Abundant Life's Fusion volunteers shares with us her childhood in New Orleans in the 1960s, and how close to home the American Civil Rights Movement was, being that her own cousin, Gail Etienne, was one of the “New Orleans Four”. Vanessa describes her childhood as a good one, being close with her big family, having friends, black and white, in the neighborhood to play with, not yet seeing the intense racial divide that the country was still going through. Her family protected her against a lot of the evil surrounding her, but as she went to public school, she watched as her close friend down the block went to a much nicer school. Vanessa's school was low quality, physically and educationally. It was like this, segregated and unequal, even though laws had changed, people's hearts were still so hardened. Her cousin Gail Etienne had been selected to join an integration movement in the public schools, at only six years old! Having Gail, along with only three other black children, enter McDonogh school, a predominantly white school, the white families began taking their children out of school, and even moving away. The white population dropped by 70%. At school, Gail was abused, spit on and beat with a baseball bat. Even by high school, these schools were more integrated, but unfortunately every day there would be racially motivated fights. Today we see a lot of people turning from God, and a lot of racial divide. As Christians, we are all brothers and sisters in Christ, it doesn't matter what is on the outside, Jesus unites us with His spirit. He is the answer. https://livingproof.co https://www.nola.com/news/education/article_d507518c-839c-11ec-8d00-ff3a062a1d6a.html

Brownsville Safety Alliance event SEG 3/5: Vanessa Johnson w/ Elite Learners gives us an insight on her journey in public service combating against gun violence. Her heart for the community and family is very passionate and it was a pleasure to have her on the Speak Life Shine Bright podcast platform. Thank you Vanessa for inviting me to this wonderful event and your literally the 4th person to ever speak on the platform thus far. The chemistry, unity and love was present with all that sat down with Speak Life Shine Bright Podcast, thanks again to all!

Live forum for City Council District E. Council member Cyndi Nguyen, Oliver Thomas, Vanessa Johnson, Michon Copelin, and John Bagnearis

Serving Our Nation offers hope in the darkness through guests each week who demonstrate servant leadership. In Episode 19, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough had a chance to interview two special guests who are servant leaders in their community. Mr. John Branch shared his experiences as a Vietnam Veteran and how he helps other vets cope with PTSD. In the second half, Mrs. Vanessa Johnson spoke about how she serves her family, her community, and her coworkers in a variety of roles. Their stories will likely stir your heart and encourage you to get involved in your local community.

Vanessa Johnson-Burgess is a HR and employment law expert. She's also the founder and CEO of Inclusive Recruiting, a disruptive recruitment agency challenging the mindsets and behaviours around recruitment, training and consultancy. She is really about how do we bring an embed true inclusion and belonging in the workplace. She dives into what it means to create more integrity around your inclusion and belonging practices? How do leaders start to have these conscious conversations around inclusion in the workplace? Where have we been going wrong? How do we include the different generational attitudes and interpretations around inclusion and belonging?   “Build an appropriate DEI strategy, build it to be changemaking and stretching and striving for justice across your organisation.” - Vanessa   Timestamps:   6.22 - How can you think about equity at the heart of your HR strategy? 9.12 - Has the murder of George Floyd shown that we been sleepwalking with our DNI strategies? 12.41 - How to assess gaps in your company across generations? 19.00 - How can companies harness the voice of the younger generations? 27.41 - Vanessa shares initiatives that work 32.08 - How we can ensure the technology we use doesn't lean into bias? 42.13 - The importance of being aware of your wellness   Connect with Vanessa Johnson-Burgess   Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/inclusiverecruiting?fref=nf Twitter - https://twitter.com/inclusivehires Website link - https://www.inclusiverecruiting.co.uk/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/inclusiverecruiting/ Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/inclusive_recruiting_/   
Resources: (books, products, websites, other podcasts)   >>>Read Samantha Clarke's book - Love It Or Leave It: How to Be Happy at Work - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Love-Leave-How-Happy-Work/dp/1913068080 A Little Bit of HR - https://www.alittlebitofhr.com/   Connect with Samantha Clarke:   >>>Discover Love It or Leave It on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/_loveitleaveit_/?hl=en >>>Connect with Samantha on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/samanthaand_/?hl=en >>>Find out all about Love It or Leave It - http://www.loveitleaveit.co/ >>>Follow Samantha on Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/clarkesl/

As you'll hear from Vanessa's accent – she's not a kiwi - she left her family and friends in Canada to come to New Zealand 8 years ago to fulfil her dreams of studying in NZ to become a veterinarian … she's lived here ever since!Vanessa is a recent Massey University graduate with 3 years experience who works in a busy South Auckland practice as their fulltime companion animal veterinarian. When she's not working, she keeps active at the gym, and enjoys learning Japanese and water-colour painting. Dr. Vanessa's partner is a nurse who's about to undertake the daunting challenge of med school this month.  Vanessa believes having a great support network and forming good mental health habits is instrumental to success.Today we're going to learn of some of the good mental habits Vanessa has formed and the benefits she's noticed from having them as part of her life.  She shares what she does when she notices thoughts of Imposter Syndrome, negativity and the importance of keeping a Gratitude Journal as a part of her every day life.Vanessa Johnson is very candid, vulnerable and honest about life for her as a veterinarian through 2020 and into January 2021.    Here are my six takeaways from this chat with Vanessa – I'm really interested to hear what was most significant for you and what particularly struck a chord in your life which you might adopt.1.       Exercise – design your own version of a Stomp Around the Block as your way of decompressing at the end of each day.   2.       Find someone to share the ups and the downs of your day – every day.   Clear the cache of your mind each day so you don't bet bogged down in the ikky stuff.3.       Look for the good every day – attitude of gratitude journal.   Like Vanessa said:  some people have to watch what they eat, others have to watch what they think.  I have to watch both!4.       Stay tuned to the thoughts going through your head – reset your brain when you start to hear Imposter-Syndrome type self-chatter going on.  5.       Get away from the clinic at lunchtime – get some fresh air so you can mini-recharge during the day.   Plug in your earbuds, tune into a podcast and go get some fresh air.  It really will energise you for the rest of the day.6.       Distance yourself from customer complaints by sharing them around your team. Think about having a practice that people in your team don't try to “defend” their own customer complaints.  Like Vanessa said, it allows people to distance themselves away from the heat of the moment.  Do you have any of these strategies in your life and/or clinic?  Do you have variations on these?  If you do, I'm sure other listeners will be interested to hear what they are, so please feel free to comment or send me an email – julie@vetstaff.co.nz.VetStaff leading veterinary sector recruitment in New Zealand | veterinarians | locums | nurses

Welcome to the funniest episode yet! Vanessa Johnson, Director of International Training at Club Pilates, and I go way back. She was my boss while on the corporate education team at Club Pilates and remains one of my favorite people to this day! In this episode we discuss different types of studios. From a home based studio to boutique studios to larger group class studios. What is the difference? How do you know which is right for you? Listen as we disect a few of the main atributes of each. Additionally, you'll hear us dicuss different suing styles and education. Note that we get just a little sassy ;) So, enjoy and laugh along with us! Happy Pilates bodies all! Thanks for listening. - Kit --- 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/kitpilatespro/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kitpilatespro/support

Christian Authors... Anything But Silent, Giving God Glory Part 2: This week our Special Guest, Vanessa Johnson, is an Author, Victory Life Strategist and Publicist.

Vanessa and I talk about the pressures many high schoolers face as well the benefits of getting a D+ on a test.

The Nikki Rich Show live with Vanessa Johnson. serial entrepreneur. I also assist others in opening, managing and sustaining their own transitional facility. The story behind the business is how a random woman walks up to me and ask me to take care of her child while she goes to prison and I said YES! And this was the starting of my business Dunamis Dominion LLC and Dunamis Homes of Divine Intervention Inc. My website address is www.dunamishodi.org and www.lifeofvictorystrategist.com.   My social media handles are: Facebook Personal: Vanessa Johnson Facebook Business: Vanessa Johnson - Life of Victory Strategist Instragram: the_fight_is_fixed LinkedIn: Vanessa Johnson  

This episode we talk about Miranda's recent travels, Haiti, regionals wrestling tournament, and disciplining the twins.Our mindset determines how our life goes. In wrestling Trust your training, do the next right thing, score the next point. Confidence comes from within. it's a gift you give yourself. The more time and effort you put in the more confidence you have. Hebrews 12:11. A law of the harvest is you won't reap in the same season you sow. Galatians 6:9. Celebration Dinner story at Mazzios. Mission of Hope Vision-As an organization following Jesus Christ, Mission of Hope exists to bring life transformation to every man, woman, and child. Brad and Vanessa Johnson. Leaders speak vision early and often. As a family we are eliminating hurry, hustle, and bustle. Twins discipline story. Kids will live up or down to your expectations. Speak a vision of who your kids can be in Christ. Nature vs Nurture. Psalm 139:14. Playing to win vs playing to not lose. Psalm 46:10. 

Vanessa Johnson's Advent Reflection on the Monday of the Third Week of Advent. Welcome to the podcast for the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen in Baltimore! Join us at Masses Saturday at 5pm, and Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11am. Visit us online at www.cathedralofmary.org for more info on upcoming events. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, and we hope to see you at Mass or an event soon!

Vanessa Johnson with Intercept Services talks on the podcast today about Foster Care and ways to get involved.  

Welcome to Episode 51 of the Fit, Fierce and Fabulous Podcast where self-professed ‘spiritual junkie’, certified fitness trainer, behavioral change specialist and #FFF Founder Courtney Violet Bentley interviews Ayurvedic Counselor, Yoga Teacher, Meditation Coach, Shaman, Bodyworker, Herbalist, Energy Healer and Self-Love Advocate, Vanessa Johnson.   Join Courtney as she chats with Vanessa about how she came to use ancient tools in modern times and what it means to be a healer and messenger of love for the physical, mental, and emotional Selves. If you have a fear of the unknown, the idea of revealing your true gifts scares you, or the idea of befriending and working with old wounds from the past intrigues you… settle in for the next 40 minutes and learn how to make new choices about how you show up in the world. Plus, we’re all about singing bowls! #vibrationalgamechanger Check out my brain juice Noo Nectar at: http://www.noonectar.com Website : http://fitfiercefabulouspodcast.com || http://www.courtneyvioletbentley.com Hashtag: #FFFPodcast Social Media: @courtneybentley_ || @Fitfiercefabulouspodcast Check out our facebook group for discussions after the episode: https://www.facebook.com/groups/fitfiercefabulouspodcast/ self-help, personal development

Man, we had a sweet window of about 4 weeks when my daughter would go straight to sleep at 7pm and then not make a peep until about 6am. Now bedtime is all over the place and we're in and out of her room doing a dog and pony show just to get her to lay down and chill for a few hours. My friend Vanessa Johnson was also having a crisis trying to teach her baby how to sleep. So she hired an expert to help. In this episode I grill Vanessa for all the secrets that this wise woman taught her. Website me:  www.htgawp.com (LEAVE A COMMENT!)  Email me:  htgawppodcast@gmail.com  Tweet me: @htgawp Rate and review me: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/how-to-get-away-with-parenting/id1084576130

My friends are having a baby! Derreck and Vanessa Johnson are my very special guests on this episode. They're expecting their first child any minute now. We sit down in their living room to chat about all their hopes, fears, and questions about giving birth and life after baby arrives.  Show notes: Hypnobirthing is not for weirdos. It helped me (and hopefully Vanessa) a lot. Derreck's twitter stardom really is a thing (@deephunk) He's also the unofficial Mayor of Brooklyn Summer. I met my husband at this party! (Makossa BK Cookout)  ___________________ Email me:  htgawppodcast@gmail.com Tweet me: @htgawp Website me:  www.htgawp.com 

Vanessa Johnson has always had a strong love and passion for those who are hurting. Thrive2Heal is a ministry that was founded to help those who are struggling to overcome the pain and devastation of past traumas in their lives. Vanessa knows firsthand how trauma can become a destructive force in your life without healing and restoration taking place. She was raped as a small child then suffered periods of molestation at the hands of an uncle. She experienced a great deal of fog, anger, disappointment and shame over what happened to her. Vanessa believes that God healed and restored her - that in his infinite wisdom, used others to help navigate her to her divine destiny and purpose. The trauma of abuse did not destroy her - it fueled a fire and desire to help others. As a result she gave birth to a ministry of healing and wrote the powerful book, Thrive, A Call to Healing. In Thrive, A Call to Healing she guides and challenges the reader to take the necessary steps to not only heal, but to know that a supreme force has given them the power to manifest it for themselves. Vanessa Johnson is an author, Life Coach, Speaker and a member of the American Association of Christian Counselors. She is living testimony that destiny will not truly be fulfilled until we release the pains of our past and stop allowing them to define our future. To learn more about Vanessa Johnson and her book, please visit http://www.thrive2heal.com