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Do you think about hiking or cycling or skiing when you think of Europe?Well maybe you should.Because Europe has a lot to offer the outdoors person, the nature lover and the adventure seeker.Join me as I talk to Jackie Nourse, aka Traveling Jackie, about all the fabulous things there are to do in the outdoors of Europe.And all the beautiful places there are to have these adventures in.We'll talk about sailing, cycling, hiking, skiing, running and so much more in this fun, energy-filled episode.Whether you are a casual outdoors person or someone who loves an epic adventure, Europe has something for you.Want to talk more about outdoors Europe?Then send an email to lynne@wanderyourway.com.I love talking about getting outside and having some fun!In this episode:2:25 Introducing Jackie3:55 A story about Europe outdoors5:15 Jackie's Europe outdoors story8:00 The Outdoor "Option"9:45 On and in the water in Europe17:55 Cycling in Europe30:20 Hiking and walking39:30 Start with your interests42:05 The mix of nature and culture in Europe43:33 Skiing in Europe50:05 A favorite outdoor adventure of Jackie's53:30 What Jackie wants to do in the outdoors in Europe55:00 Running in Europe57:55 Find Jackie58:51 My outdoors Europe story1:01:30 Following your interests1:02:27 Outdoor lovers go to EuropeImportant links:Traveling JackieJUMP PodcastWhy Europe Is an Amazing Destination for Nature LoversWhat to Do in Europe for the Adventurous TravelerWhy Now Is the Best Time to Plan a European Nature AdventureEpisode 12: How to Figure Out Where to Travel in EuropeOutdoors IrelandBike ToursRogue ExpeditionsDon't forget to subscribe to the show.And do leave me a review so you can win a free travel consultation with me!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wanderyourway)

"I loved being a journalist," writes Jackie Annesley in a frank essay about losing her last job in journalism, as editor of The Sunday Times Style supplement, where, among many other things, she commissioned the PanDolly podcast from two of her columnists; it's now better known by its second name, The High Low, with journalists Pandora Sykes and Dolly Alderton. Jackie's exit from The Sunday Times is accompanied with euphemisms about 'replacement' and 'commercial decisions'. In the months that followed what she felt was the end of a career in newspapers - editing The Sunday Times' News Review, being in charges of features at the London Evening Standard and editing the Daily Mail's Femail section - Jackie realised that this sudden change in circumstances could, in fact, work for her. She's now Creative Director for start-up Soda Says. 'Soda' stands for School of the Digital Age, and, according to their Instagram bio, they've been "selling tech to you and your mother since 2017." Jackie writes a fun, irreverent weekly newsletter for them, and hosts the podcast Talk Tech to Me, where she asks starry guests to explain their relationships with their mobile phones. The first episode features Anne Robinson of the Weakest Link fame, and it's great fun. What Jackie has to say is packed with wisdom and good advice, as well as an appreciation of how journalistic innovation has sped up thanks to the internet, while the money has drained away... thanks to the internet. A "sunset industry"? Perhaps, but the lessons in communication that journalism teaches you are more important in a digital age than ever before. -- How has your industry moved from analogue to digital? Each episode, creative guests tell host Suchandrika Chakrabarti how the internet has revolutionised work. Newsletter: https://suchandrika.substack.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/freelancepod/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/freelance_pod_ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/FreelancePod/ YouTube: https://goo.gl/chfccD   

How One Blogger Took Action, Left Her Job, and Began a Lifestyle Blog Today marks the end of our series featuring stories from new bloggers. We really hope you've enjoyed them. Jackie Baker recently started a lifestyle blog that celebrates the beauty in everyday life. She considered blogging as a business because she needed a career change that would both challenge her and leave time for a vacation once in a while. But what would she write about? Jackie narrowed her blog's focus to a few topics that bring joy, peace, and happiness to both her readers and herself. Hence the title of her blog: Pretty Things, Yummy Food. What Jackie has learned from blogging: Take action and keep pushing forward when you feel stuck or scared Create a plan to prioritize tasks you need to get done Sign up for courses that show you how to start/launch a blog Connect with other bloggers who understand your excitement and frustration Embrace social media to find readers and build a community Use Canva to design graphics Don’t stress about what others think about you or your blog Want to start a blog? Do it and don’t doubt yourself. Follow your gut, get into a blogging mindset, and find your message to discover you have plenty to offer the world. Sign up for ProBlogger’s free Start a Blog course and participate in its International Start a Blog Day on February 7. Links and Resources for How One Blogger Quit Her Job and Started a Lifestyle Blog: Pretty Things, Yummy Food Blog Canva International Start a Blog Day Podcast Motor Courses Start a Blog ProBlogger Pro – 31 Days to Build a Better Blog Join our Facebook group Full Transcript Expand to view full transcript Compress to smaller transcript view Darren: Hey there and welcome to episode 275 of the ProBlogger podcast. My name is Darren Rowse and I’m the blogger behind problogger.com, which is a site for you as a blogger or someone about to start a blog, that will help you grow that blog, create great content, and monetize it as well. You can learn more about what we do at ProBlogger and check out our two courses at problogger.com. Speaking of our courses, today we’re finishing up our series of podcasts from stories who did our free Start A Blog course. We’re going to hear today from Jackie Baker from Pretty Things, Yummy Food, which sounds like the kind of blog I need to check out, particularly the yummy food part of it. This series really is all about hearing from new bloggers, bloggers who haven’t been going for too long yet, to find out what they’ve learnt in their first year of blogging. I have loved the feedback we’ve had on this series. It seems that a lot of you have enjoyed hearing from new voices, people that they’ve never heard of before, rather than just hearing from experts or gurus or people who have been blogging for 10 years. The new bloggers have been sharing some of their journey as well. We’re doing this really to highlight that people are continuing to start blogs these days and that there is a simple way to do it. That’s through our Start A Blog course, which you can find over at problogger.com/startablog. It’s completely free and it’s set out in seven simple steps that will walk you through the process. Today, we’ve got Jackie Baker from Pretty Things, Yummy Food. It’s a lifestyle blog and it’s only been going for six months. Jackie started her blog as a result of going through our course and you’re going to hear her talk a little bit about that in today’s story. She recommends a great tool for those of you who are starting out and want to create some cool social graphics and gives you a few good tips as well. I’ll come back at the end of Jackie’s story to wrap things up and to pull out a few of the things that I love about her story. Jackie: Hi everyone. I’m Jackie, the creator of Pretty Things, Yummy Food.

Nadine Pequeneza and Face2Face host David Peck talk about her new film Next of Kin, community, addiction, child welfare in Canada, memory and hockey camps and why everyone has their own truth. Trailer Synopsis Filmmaker Nadine Pequeneza’s new documentary Next of Kin is a detective story in which the goal is not to catch a killer but to save a life. Two lives, in this case: Jacob and Tahylour’s.More than 60,000 children across Canada have been separated from their families and placed in either foster care or group homes. Compared to their peers, these youth aging out of care around age 19 do not fare well. Too often, they drop out of school, end up on welfare, in jail, or homeless. Many suffer from substance abuse or PTSD. But what if one family connection could alter their future? Next of Kin profiles an innovative program at the Resource Association For Teens (RAFT) in St. Catharines, Ontario. RAFT’s family finding program aims to give Jacob and Tahylour a support network by helping them find loved ones they’ve never known. RAFT social workers-turned-sleuths Jackie Winger and Amanda Elam begin their search by probing Jacob and Tahylour’s memories: what can they recall about their family home, parents, neighbours? They dig into government records and databases, navigate social media networks, and carefully search through school yearbooks, phone directories and newspaper obituaries: anything that might offer leads to bring Jacob and Tahylour one step closer to finding their biological families. What Jackie and Amanda help Jacob and Tahylour discover will change their lives in unexpected ways. Next of Kin is about the lasting scars of broken families and the urgent need to improve our child welfare system so children can grow up to lead healthy, productive lives.BiographyNadine Pequeneza is best known for her observational films offering unique access to character-driven stories about social justice. Her awards and nominations include: a Canadian Screen Award (CSA) for Best Writing in a Documentary, seven CSA and Gemini Award nominations, a Gold Hugo Award from the Chicago International Film Festival, a Golden Sheaf Award from the Yorkton Film Festival, and a Silver Gavel Honorable Mention from the American Bar Association. Most recently, Pequeneza produced and directed The Invisible Heart, Road to Mercy; Up In Arms; and Inside Disaster. Her award-winning film 15 To Life: Kenneth’s Story premiered on the acclaimed PBS series POV and garnered three Canadian Screen Award nominations for Best Directing, Best Writing, and the Donald Brittain Award for Best Social/Political Documentary. It won the CSA Award for Best Writing in 2016. Nadine is a Fledgling Fellow and Chair of the Documentary Organization of Canada. Image Copyright: Nadine Pequeneza and Hit Play productions. Used with permission. For more information about David Peck’s podcasting, writing and public speaking please visit his site here. With thanks producer Josh Snethlage and Mixed Media Sound. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

***If you’d like more info on becoming a patron, visit https://www.patreon.com/mindflipping Thank you for your support!!!!***To sign up for Ask a Mind Flipper, contact Rick HERE and use AAMF in the subject lineSign up for the special Old Pain to Go one day event on Saturday 26th January 2019-- early bird pricing especially for Mind Flippers!!!   A skilled hypnotherapist and passionate advocate for self-care, Jackie Foskett has worked one-on-one with clients for over 35 years to cultivate greater health and well-being. Her practice focuses on a number of important health and wellness goals including weight loss, smoking cessation, stress management and anxiety-free dental visits. Additional training also allows her to help clients experience a more comfortable childbirth and manage diabetes. Jackie is also the author of The Stress Relief Toolbox: For Women Who Take of Everyone But Themselves.   Show Notes: How Jackie went from dental hygienist, to Switzerland, to a certified hypnotherapist (6:55) The book that caused a Mind Flip in Switzerland and led to a life of creating impact (10:16) Client Mind Flipping Story: Finding the Root of Anxiety (13:37) Client Mind Flipping Story: Hypnobirthing and Limiting Beliefs (15:57) Client Mind Flipping Story: The GOLF Strategy (17:50) Using Tapping to allow the truth to come out (19:30) The Spackle Round (21:00) Jackie’s The Word of the Day (21:09) A common believe in the hypnosis/hypnotherapy field that Jackie disagrees with (22:07) What Jackie is struggling with right now (24:07) What excites Jackie at the moment (26:08) Jackie’s request for listeners (28:38) Additional Resources from the Show: Learn more about Jackie HERE (and get the FREE Stress Relief Audio & the Inner Critic Report) Pick up a copy of Jackie’s book, The Stress Relief Toolbox: For Women Who Take Care of Everyone But Themselves on Amazon. To sign up for Ask a Mind Flipper, contact Rick HERE and use AAMF in the subject line Sign up for the special Old Pain to Go one day event on Saturday 26th January 2019-- early bird pricing especially for Mind Flippers!!! HPTI Winter Conference in Las Vegas-- Click HERE to get your discount!! ACHE (American Council of Hypnosis Examiners) Shakti Giwain’s Creative Visualization News of Shakti’s passing Book: Seth’s Speaks Nick Ortner (Tapping) Episode 50 of Mind Flipping If you would like to contact Rick, you can send him an audio message, use the contact page HERE  or in connect with him in the Mind Flipping Facebook Group. Let’s keep the mind flipping conversation going, together!

This is the story of how Jackie Prete healed herself from a traumatic accident and how you can too. She found herself in excruciating pain and motionless in a hospital bed after being run over on her bike. The prospect was dire. Her shattered leg may leave her unable to walk, teach yoga, being potentially deformed for life and/ or permanently on crutches. Not a sunny outlook for anyone but especially dire for someone whose livelihood depends on teaching yoga and movement. A four hour surgery put her body back together. Her resilience and strong belief that she will heal carried her through mentally and emotionally. Simple and down to earth practices from Yoga and Ayurveda, diet & lifestyle practices were integral to her healing as well. Today Jackie travels worldwide again to share the power of yoga asana, diet and lifestyle practices.   What you get from tuning in: 5 simple strategies to work with the body and mind after an accident How to use yogic practices to heal more quickly from a severe accident The role of chanting & mantra in the healing process (if you don’t know what that is you definitely want to find out about it in this podcast) The big lesson of receiving The role of rest, love and space in recovery What Jackie most needed from helpers during recovery (you might need that too) Yoga postures during the recovery process The countless blessings of a traumatic accident The power of community       Visit my Website  Join my private Facebook Group  Watch the free video series 5 secrets to a Better Menopause Upgrade your body experience. Apply for Body Joy  

My guest for The Happy Hour # 190 is Jackie Hill Perry. Jackie is a writer and artist whose work has been featured on such publications as the Washington Times and The 700 Club. Since being saved from a lifestyle of homosexuality, she has been compelled to use her speaking and teaching gifts to share the light of the gospel of God as authentically as she can. She is signed to Humble Beast Records and released her debut album, The Art of Joy, in 2014. At home, she is a wife to Preston and Mommy to Eden. For two years I've been working on getting Jackie on the show, and I am so excited to share our conversation with you today. On today's episode we cover some challenging topics: racial issues and homosexuality. I know these topics can bring us into uncomfortable or tense spaces, but I believe talking about hard issues is valuable and important, and my hope is that we can all be listeners and learners in these spaces. Jackie and I begin the show talking about gospel diversity and the power of indifference. She describes how we can gain knowledge about the issues, but not take that knowledge and change how we live out our lives. The perspective she gives about the impact of indifference and inaction is powerful. In the second half of the show, Jackie shares her story of how she was living a life of homosexuality and how God pursued her and saved her in a way only God could.  You are going to love hearing her talk about how her public ministry began just FIVE months after she decided to follow Jesus - her first public testimony was all because she wanted a free t-shirt! You guys, Jackie is bold and she speaks some powerful truths. When I asked her if she was afraid to fail, she said "Either I trust God or I don't... If I fall, then I fall and I get up and trust God some more". {You can listen to the show HERE. And of course, I would love if you would share with your friends. Just use the FB & Twitter links at the end of this post!} Links from the Show Jackie's Website Pre-order Jackie's book: Gay Girl, Good God Pre-order Jackie's album Crescendo + download a free song Rosario Butterfield on Russell Moore's Signposts podcast What Jackie is loving: oranges! What Jackie is reading: 12 Years a Slave by Solomon Northup and Beloved by Toni Morrison Lifeway ABUNDANCE Events  The Happy Hour Facebook Group If You Only Knew Connect with Jackie Facebook // Twitter // Instagram Connect with Jamie Facebook // Twitter // Instagram // YouTube Sponsors Juice Beauty // Save 20% with code: happyhour20 Mr. Clean Magic Eraser ThirdLove - get 15% off your first order

Jackie Gonzalez is a leader for several different areas of PATLive, including their Customer Service department, Accounting Team, and Human Resources team. As a VP, Jackie is responsible for all of the traditional responsibilities of the position, including the oversight of all financials, legal considerations and personnel management. As a key member of the Executive Team, Jackie is also involved in the implementation of projects that involve all departments, whether it is a new product/feature roll out, new marketing campaign or a project designed to update or improve internal processes. Jackie puts out fires, but is prepared to build them when they're needed. What you will learn: Why Jackie went to law school after years of working in the field What Jackie learned from law school and why she went back to PATLive afterwards Learning to change paths when things aren't going your way and why that's okay Automating your call answering services with PATLive Why investors aren't spending their time wisely and how they can fix it The everyday tasks you should be delegating to someone else The services PATLive offers and how you can get a free 14-day trial Customizing the services PATLive offers to fit with your business Resources: SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/PATLiveFreeTrial SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/termsbook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/QLS

Immensely excited and grateful to be interviewing the remarkable, Jackie Turner on Living Fearlessly with Lisa McDonald this Friday at 8am Pacific/11am Eastern on The Contact Talk radio Network! Jackie and I will be discussing, and sharing with loyal listeners, her triumph over abuse, foster care, and how today she brings comfort to those who are hurting, with an empathy born of a suffering many of us will never have to endure. Jackie was abandoned as a baby by her teenage Mom, then beaten, starved, and neglected by her guardians, abandoned again to the foster care system, then later taken in by her father, who also abused her. She felt like nobody wanted her. As the holidays were approaching in 2013, and holidays being synonymous with family, love, inclusivity - Jackie wrote an ad on Craigslist...asking to hire parents for $8 an hour! The outcome was more than she expected. "Maybe for a couple of hours, just feel like the light of their life for that moment," she told CBS about what she hoped to achieve with her ad. In advocating for herself, Jackie realized then that there were many people going through the same struggle she was. What Jackie did next was nothing short of selfless brilliance! TUNE INTO LIVING FEARLESSLY TO LEARN MORE OF JACKIE'S PHENOMENAL JOURNEY! #Grateful #Radio #Podcasts #CSuiteRadio #CTRN #Leadership #SelfEmpowerment #Craigslist #PayingItForward #Service #UniversalLove #FosterCareSystem #CBS #Movie #LivingFearlessly http://uptv.com/movies/my-one-christmas-wish/news/despite-childhood-of-abuse-jackie-turner-has-devoted-her-life-to-helping-others/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Show Notes: Cold Open turns into "Alt-funk 3 Guys" Intro “Aaron’s Not Happy with This” This is not a tribute Labels, man Midgy’s? Dark Elves? Drow? Dunmer? Wink? Just a smidge, please Wear the costume, and put some work into it You know those… sticks?  Those pink sticks? Landscape, you monsters. Intro: “Whiskey Bar” by Dave Byrds (centralplaza.bandcamp.com) Chunky, Nasty, and Grumpy Quick recap of our tenure What’s on our porn hate/love list? And Aaron does an awful thing with Craigslist and bad voices The saddest Takai impression ever What Jackie thinks is inside women.  Walken Taiwanese Hand Angels.  No. Fucking. Way.  Discussing an important, future investigative report More examples of “victimless” A revisit of the creepy guy from the path Outro: that same song.   We’ll mix it up a bit more in the future. Put a Pin In It: When are we going to have that “Sour Beer” fight? We reeeeeally gotta get back to the Nasty Boi’s whole… deal Please explain these pink sticks to us. Is Ricky a “sexual grown man”? What do you suppose he means by that?   twitter.com/3guysdotinfo twitter.com/pushnasty twitter.com/onehobowine twitter.com/twinkiebeyond 3guys.libsyn.com aaronsnotes.com

This week, our panel examines tools and tips for podcasting With WordPress. We look at why you might consider starting a podcast and the tools and services that you should consider using.   In EP134, we discussed podcasting with WordPress: what you need to know, tools to help you, and tips from our panel members on how to launch a new podcast. We went over what podcasting equipment you'll need, the best podcasting microphone to get started with, useful podcasting software and storage services, and the best podcasting themes and plugins for WordPress.   Our panel this week: Brian Lee Jackson of Kinsta.com and Woorkup.com Sallie Goetch of WPFangirl Jackie D'Elia of Jackie D'Elia Designs Jonathan Denwood of WP-Tonic and the Mail-Right Show John Locke of Lockedown Design   Episode 134 Table of Contents 0:00 Intros 2:15 WordPress Story #1: GoDaddy's New Primer Theme Approved on WordPress.org in Same Day http://wpin.me/godaddy-wordpress-theme-approved-same-day https://wptavern.com/godaddys-new-primer-theme-bypasses-theme-review-queue-highlights-bottlenecks-in-review-process 9:27 WordPress Story #2: Three Articles Addressing the WordPress Community Goodbye WordPress http://jamesdalman.com/goodbye-wordpress/ Hey WordPress Community, Stop Being A Fan And Start Doing https://surefirewebservices.com/hey-wordpress-community-stop-fan-start/ What Does Any of this Fuss Have to do with WordPress? https://www.wpfangirl.com/2016/what-does-any-of-this-fuss-have-to-do-with-wordpress/ 26:59 WordPress Story #3: The Days of Creating Child Themes for Simple CSS Changes May Soon Be Over https://wptavern.com/the-days-of-creating-child-themes-for-simple-css-changes-may-soon-be-over   40:26 Main Topic: WordPress Podcasting Tools and Tips 40:44 The first things Brian would do if he were starting a podcast. What are the first two items he would figure out? 42:19 What is the business value in podcasting? 44:00 What's a good microphone to start with? What does the panel use? 44:58 Podcasting is hard to do. Expect to spend a lot of time on it. 45:37 The best way to get started with podcasting is to appear on someone else's podcast. 47:15 What Jackie has learned from launching her own podcast. 51:31 What about transcriptions for podcasts? What is a good service for podcast transcriptions? 53:28 Things that Jonathan has learned from doing the WP-Tonic podcast for the last two years. 55:46 Why would you want to use a service like Libsyn to host your audio files? 57:08 There is power in building a podcasting audience. 59:05 What are the things that Brian looks at when considering subscribing to a podcast? 1:02:15  Consistency of schedule is one of the most important factors in growing a podcast. 1:03:09 School of Podcasting and other resources 1:06:43 The last 10% of sound quality will cost you a lot of time and money. 1:09:34 How did Jackie decide what themes or plugins to use for her WordPress podcast website? 1: