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What do young professionals need to know to become effective leaders that empower others? Listen as we discuss with Jenn Donahue important qualities for bridging the leadership gap in young professionals today.  Civil engineer, operations consultant, PHD recipient, university lecturer, mentor, military officer - throughout each of these roles, most of them simultaneous, Jenn Donahue has demonstrated the kind of leadership that goes beyond authority to something deeper— TRUST.  That's how she helped command an 800-personnel Battalion in Afghanistan, drill and blast roads in the coldest reaches of Alaska, develop earthquake defense plans at five different nuclear power plants, and then establish her own engineering firm with clients that include PG&E and National Chevron Phillips. But these are just credentials. What Jenn would most like to list are the names of the thousands of people she's led and developed to reach their greatest potential. It's what drives everything she does, and the reason she's now taking her message to the keynote stage.  Episode Show Notes: https://tinyurl.com/smevm7cz 

Jennifer's website: https://www.sunshinemedianetwork.com/Timestamps1:58 - Jenn’s journey into entrepreneurship13:25 - The key steps for helping small businesses tell their stories. 1st step - understand your "Who"14:15 - Want to get good at telling people’s stories? be the “idiot” who asks the questions16:36 - 2nd step - Have confidence17:43 - 3rd step - Figure out the stereotypes you’re up against - people love to put you in categories19:44 - Success from big projects & fortune 500 companies that small businesses owners can learn fromLesson 1: It takes a long time to “turn the ship” with a big company. Sometimes small business are too quick to abandon an effort because it’s not working yet21:57 - Lesson 2: you can’t do everything, don’t be afraid to outsource 23:41 - Mistakes small business make in the PR, media and Marketing strategies25:45 - Why your “Why” isn’t enough - Finding your "Who"27:50 - The impact that Jenn sees investment crowdfunding having as a former member of a small community where it was used (Albemarle, NC)28:37  - What Jenn loves about local investing29:41 - Small business need to lean into what they’re good at rather than try to be like big corporations30:49 - Communities have a story - the businesses we support shape that story33:55 Things Jenn has learned about local investing- Go deep instead of wide- Find out the who of the business owner

Mark interviews Jenn Taylor, Mom of 18 and The Naked Podcaster about raw, open and honest conversations, vulnerability, and more. Prior to the interview, Mark shares a word from this episode's sponsor. You can learn more about how you can get your work distributed to retailers and library systems around the world at starkreflections.ca/Findaway. In his personal update, Mark shares a number of things: The audiobook release of Fear and Longing in Los Angeles, and the inclusion of Alicia Witt's music The launch of Wide for the Win and multiple events associated with that The release of Pulphouse Fiction Magazine #10 which Mark guest edited Mark also welcomes new Patron David Perlmutter, thanking him and all patrons for supporting the podcast. In their conversation Jenn and Mark discuss: What Jenn does, coaching women executives, primarily Moms and what that can do to stress levels, sleep, motivation, exercise, and time The coaching certifications that Jenn has and the fact that people don't ask often enough if a coach has a certification NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programing) Jenn's role as Mom, executive, single mom, etc. The importance of not feeling that you're failing on all fronts when juggling all the balls and how it can happen to the best of us How we take our own struggles and use that to make it faster, harder, smarter for others to do the same things The numerous Jenn Taylor brands When the opportunity to write a book first happened to Jenn and how she treated it like a job, and had tremendous support for her husband to make it happen How, as of April 8th Jenn will have been a Mom for 29 years How having a book was like having a child and the way Jenn was inspired to want others to have the same feeling The way that learning about abuse her children had suffered allowed Jenn to open up regarding stories of struggles toward success Jenn's book HELLO, MY NAME IS . . . WARRIOR PRINCESS How we don't have to accept the labels that people put on us and letting go of those negative labels The origin of the creation of Wonder Woman and how that resonated with Jenn How a joke about wanting to be able to work at home without having to wear pants lead Jenn and her husband to come up with The Naked Podcaster brand Jenn asks her guests to bare it all in an uncomfortable moment emotionally, so she's willing to be uncomfortable and bare it all physically in support of them How everything that Jenn does has to come from a place that is raw and genuine How in Western culture we often see nakedness as something sexual The fact that Jenn has only has two rude comments in the past four years of The Naked Podcaster show The "Stripping with my Daughters" segment of Jenn's show that's about being very raw and is always on a topic that they choose to discuss Why Jenn asks her guests for a bullet-point list in advance of the interview The time Jenn found out during a live chat with her daughter about a planned suicide that was prevented via a circumstantial phone call that happened And more...   After the interview Mark reflects on those who have opened up and been vulnerable in order to reach out and ask him questions about writing and publishing and how hearing Jenn talk about her experiences, reminded him of the great honor this has been.   Links of Interest Jenn Taylor's Website and Social Media Links Website: http://www.momof18.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/momofeighteen/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/momofeighteen/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MomOfEighteen Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/momofeighteen/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenn-taylor-96442b98/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUYzMhPtJ2PpgmXMJTgP3oA? Podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-naked-podcaster Wide for the Win Findaway Voices Mark's Canadian Werewolf Books This Time Around (Short Story) A Canadian Werewolf in New York Stowe Away (Novella) Fear and Longing in Los Angeles Fright Nights, Big City Patreon for Stark Reflections   Jenn Taylor is Mom Of 18 and The Naked Podcaster and is a Mindset Coach and Motivational Speaker. She is an NLP Practitioner and has 15+ years in the foster care sector as both a parent and a trainer, has written the blog - Mom's Running It - for 9 years, and is a published author of a self-help memoir "Hello, My Name Is... Warrior Princess". She teaches Compounding Joy, bringing fast, easy, actionable exercises to people to increase their joy and gratitude. She is also married to an amazing man in Reno, NV, is a runner, minimalist, and healthy lifestyle enthusiast. Find her at momof18.com   The introductory, end, and bumper music for this podcast (“Laser Groove”) was composed and produced by Kevin MacLeod of www.incompetech.com and is Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

** Support Planet B612 on Patreon: https://patreon.com/juliesworld** In this episode, I speak with Jenn Blanchett. Jenn has worked as a Science Communicator with Science North, and now works as a teacher. We talk about science communication for the public by non-scientists, the important role that artists play in scicomm, and the joys of sharing knowledge with different audiences. Introduction (0:00:30) What is Science North?(0:01:33) The animals at Science North (0:04:31) Jenn’s background (0:07:26) The controversy of scicomm when you’re not a scientist (0:12:45) The importance of simplifying scientific knowledge (0:18:51) The science community should work with artists (0:21:30) Grad programs in scicomm (0:25:07) Jenn Learns Stuff video series (0:28:15) Scicomm on TikTok and other video mediums (0:34:54) Targeting audiences (0:36:44) Science North theatre shows (0:39:18) Bizarre questions from the public (0:40:56) Communicating with different audiences (0:42:23) Scicomm training on the job (0:44:54) High school teaching (0:48:14) Is the talent for scicomm innate or learned? (0:51:50) What Jenn does for pleasure (0:53:33) Watch “Jenn Learns Stuff” on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCoUzSOhJy8&list=PLhAjGkpomY84qb4tDHLIVv-4McHMJat1u Visit Planet B612 on the web: http://planetb612.fm/ Follow Planet B612 on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PlanetB612fm

In today’s episode, we talk about: How Jenn Taylor learned new modalities that allowed her to enjoy the here and now without being sexually dysfunctional because of all her bad experiences.  What Jenn did to face intimacy now with a healthy outlook after her traumatic abuse as a child and teen. The journey of how Jenn started her podcast and wrote her book so she can share her struggles with people and inspire others to live a better life despite a rough start.  Why you need the right foundation and why you must control your hormones before you even begin to think of chasing relationships.  How you need to set boundaries and explicitly state what makes you uncomfortable.  How someone in passing can make a significant impact in a person’s life without even knowing that they have done it.  Why you must get rid of the complaining attitude and find more things to be thankful for in your life.  When you look back over your life, you learn things and realize that bad stuff always has a silver lining that allows you to build a portfolio of gratitude.  How writing a book can be an emotional rollercoaster because you need to be your pure, authentic self.  What mindset coaching and compounding joys or those small things that add up over time can do for your life.  Why you need to be urgent with actions, be patient with results, and be committed to getting things done.  What lessons Jenn learned from parenting 18 children in her blended family for the last 29 years.  Why taking responsibility on the lines of communication and asking clarifying questions matter in relationships.  Learn more about Jenn Taylor on the following social media platforms: Website: https://www.momof18.com/ (https://www.momof18.com/) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jennmomof18 (https://www.facebook.com/jennmomof18)  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/momofeighteen (https://www.instagram.com/momofeighteen) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenn-taylor-96442b98/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenn-taylor-96442b98/) Twitter: https://twitter.com/MomOfEighteen (https://twitter.com/MomOfEighteen) Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUYzMhPtJ2PpgmXMJTgP3oA?view_as=subscriber (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUYzMhPtJ2PpgmXMJTgP3oA?view_as=subscriber)   For more information and to explore podcast episodes, visit themikecroc.com. To drop him an email, use: info@peoplebuildinginc.com   Follow Mike on social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-ciorrocco/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-ciorrocco/)  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mikeciorrocco (https://www.facebook.com/mikeciorrocco)   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mikeycroc (https://www.instagram.com/mikeycroc)  Twitter: https://twitter.com/mikeycroc (https://twitter.com/mikeycroc)  If you haven’t smashed the subscribe button, do it here➡️ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGWHuKojqZfcXmvGCAi_t1Q/ (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGWHuKojqZfcXmvGCAi_t1Q/) The views and opinions expressed on the "What Are You Made Of?" podcast are solely those of the author and guests and should not be attributed to any other individual or entity. This is an independent production of Mike "C-Roc" Ciorrocco. The podcast production and the book "What Are You Made Of?" are the author's original works. All rights of ownership and reproduction are retained—copyright 2021.

Jenn Sutherland and Beyond School I am joined by Jenn Sutherland, worldschooling mom, entrepreneur and CEO of Beyond School. In addition to homeschooling her own four children, from birth to university entrance while traveling the world, full time, for over a decade, Jenn has a degree in education and over 20 years experience in helping families build world class educations for their children outside the four walls of a classroom. Now the CEO of Beyond School, she's focused on building a school of the future for families of the future and creating a third path in education, acknowledging that learning is happening everywhere. What You'll Find In This Episode In this episode Jenn and I explore the meaning of why learning is not an occurrence that happens only in school, within a certain timeframe of life. We talk about why and how learning is happening everywhere and learning is happening always. And why it is up to us as parents to shift our perspective on how and where learning can happen and let go of the fact that we have to control and measure every form of learning. This conversation included; Living A Life Of Adventure & Worldschooling Living a life of adventure and worldschooling- How her family went from a year of travel in 2008 to a life of travel and why it was the best decision they ever made The crash of 2008 and losing it all while on the road- How tragedy can be a catalyst to step back and re-evaluate what you really want out of life Travel full time? What Jenn and her husband did to be able to travel full time and recreate their careers. Learning & Homeschooling Learning and homeschooling-Does having credentials make you a better homeschooler or is it a liability? Prioritizing needs, wants and dreams. What is the difference between needs and wants? Who do you want to be in 1 year, 5 years? How do we make that happen for you? The most valuable things to teach in homeschooling "Everything I thought I knew about education from a classroom perspective had almost no bearing on getting the job done at home."-What Jenn had to learn to let go of in homeschooling Deschooling- unlearning and then re-learning Shifts in in beliefs and perspectives The Joy Of Teens The shift in our view of teens that needs to happen in our world Teenagers- why we need to start saying YES to their dreams Trust, failure and raising capable children to become capable adults School Of The Future- Beyond School The ways that COVID has shifted education and perspectives in education School of the future, Third Path education- why Beyond School began Child centred, learner centred and unique to each individual How Beyond School is cradle to grave learning over a lifetime, supporting young kids to adults "Homeschooling is not about teaching your children from a top down management perspective. It's about Celebrating the fact that learning is happening everywhere, learning is happening always and we are in it together. Everybody at a different stage." Jenn Sutherland If you enjoyed this episode and would like to hear more about alternatives to traditional school, I suggest you also check out these episodes: A Case For Self Directed Teens: Why Are You Still Sending Your Kids To School? with Blake Boles Self Directed Learning- Blake Boles Village Home Learning Community- with Lori Walker Alternatives To School- SHINE Together Holistic Learning Center- with Mandy Spiczka Resources Mentioned In This Episode Beyond School website- beyondschool.co The Teenage Liberation Handbook- Grace Llewellyn Not Back To School Camp Disclosure: When I recommend a product that I believe have will add value, it may contain an affiliate link, and when you click the link and decide to make a purchase through that link, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you for your support. Other ways to help support the podcast? Become a patron~ https://www.patreon.com/honeyimhomeschoolingthekids See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jenn Herman is an author, speaker, blogger and “Instagram expert.” As one of the forefront bloggers on Instagram marketing, she helps her clients craft optimized social media strategies that get them noticed. She also uses her site Jenn’s Trends to examine how the web’s biggest brands make themselves household names. In this episode, Jenn discusses how she honed her Instagram game, explains what you can do to put your profile on the forefront of everybody’s discovery feed, and gives some pointers for how you can best spend money to boost your virtual footprint. The Finer Details of This Episode: How Jenn went from just casually browsing Instagram to mastering it. What exactly are Instagram “pods,” and how do they negatively impact the underlying algorithms? Breaking down how Instagram’s central content recommendation algorithm works. Jenn’s “quality over quantity” approach to accumulating Instagram followers. Why Instagram can be so valuable to an entrepreneur. How you can get your brand going on Instagram and why you should switch over to a business profile. The reason you need to attach a singular, identifiable job title to your Instagram profile. What is a user going to get out of engaging with your profile? The do’s and don’ts of attaching a name, face and logo to your profile. What it means to post “thumb-stopping” content. Why you’re better off putting your money into ads rather than a photoshoot. At what point should you consider outsourcing content creation? Why establishing a brand should always come before getting your sales numbers up. What Jenn has planned in the near future and what her ideal customer testimonial would be. Quotes: “I fell into this niche of being an Instagram expert because it was just something I loved and I genuinely put the time and effort into it.” “This is all organic, targeted growth versus just saying ‘Here’s a bunch of people that like me’.” “I’d rather have ten thousand followers and like a ten percent conversion rate versus a hundred thousand followers and like a half a percent conversion rate.” “For me Instagram, as a community-building tool, is unmatched.” “Most people that read your bio are only ever gonna read it the first time they come to your profile.” “People tend to connect with humans more than they connect with logos.” “Nobody can talk to your brand better than you.” “In the long run, the branding gets you more sales, but the branding is what gets you there.” Guest Links:Jenn’s Trends  - https://www.jennstrends.com/ Jenn on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jenns_trends/ Jenn on Twitter - https://twitter.com/jenns_trends Jenn’s Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/jennstrendsonline   Visit Brandon’s website at www.BrandsOnBrandsOnBrands.com Join the Brand Growth Community on Facebook at www.brandonbrands.com/community And please leave a rating and review on iTunes!

Acid reflux and GERD is a chronic stomach issue for many Americans, with growing numbers of people taking Prilosec or other long-term acid reflux medication for 10+ years. This is so unhealthy! Jenn Malecha, a holistic health coach, joins me to talk about why people get GERD and how they can correct their stomach issues. Jenn is a natural health coach who was diagnosed with skin cancer at the age of 26. This surprise diagnosis had no real external indicators that something was going wrong, but when she started looking at her hormones and internal health, she discovered that she has imbalances that contributed to her skin cancer, and later in life, to Hashimoto’s. What Jenn discovered when she took it upon herself to investigate her health was an overgrowth of H Pylori in her gut. She found the same bacteria in her father-in-law’s guts and has helped him come off the Prilosec he’d been on for over 10 years. Now, he only needs to worry about having acid reflux when he eats food that he has sensitivities to. I’d argue that the unlimited refill culture here in America is contributing to the prevalence of GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease) and acid reflux because our stomachs are designed to produce acid to help digest our food. But if we’re dousing these fires with unlimited liquid, we’re not going to be digesting our food all that well. This is a similar problem that taking acid-reducing medication like Prilosec causes - reducing your stomach acid below healthy levels. So actually, you don’t have an overproduction of stomach acid, but an underproduction, which causes a whole host of health issues. What should we do to help our stomach acid production? Slow down while we’re eating our food, don’t drink too much with your meal, and fast overnight, including water, to give your digestion a chance to rest and reset. Have you been taking acid-reduction medicine for longer than 6 months? Do you take advantage of unlimited refills? Have you ever had your gut health checked out? In This Episode: How you can have internal hormonal imbalances that don’t show in your external symptoms What can an overgrowth of H Pylori cause in your body How food sensitivities can cause symptoms of acid reflux and GERD What impact having a large drink with your food is having on your stomach acid production How taking acid-reducing medication is actually ruining our stomach acid production Why you should slow down while you’re eating your food   Quotes: “I recognize that the sun is my friend. I think that you still need to be careful when you go out in the sun because the ozone layer is not as dense as it used to be, so we do need to be careful - but it’s important to get sun exposure.” (8:49) “A lot of the traditional medical systems will run a breath test or blood test to look for H Pylori. I’ve found that there’s no such thing as the perfect test. Just because you get a negative on one of those tests doesn’t mean that you can rule it out if you’re still suffering from acid reflux or GERD.” (14:34) “What you’re experiencing today is an accumulation of everything that’s happened over your lifetime.” (25:20) Links Find Jenn Malecha Online  Find Jenn Malecha on Instagram | YouTube | Facebook   Check out the full episode page Find Dr. Anna Online Follow Dr. Anna on Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

Hello, my Empty Nest Friend!   My guest, today, Jenn Musselman, is so much fun. She's a closet coach, a certified professional life coach with a niche in closet coaching (more about that in the episode), and also manages one of my favorite places to hang out - and get my hair done - Reveal Salon, located in Chester Springs, PA. One visit there and you'll know why I think of it so fondly.   Jenn chose to be open and honest with us in sharing some of the thoughts she's had as her youngest heads off to college. She surprised herself with a couple of them and one she even had herself questioning, "where did this thought come from?" Now, if you have listened to a few of my episodes or more, you know I view observing and questioning your thoughts as healthy.   A special thanks to Jenn for joining me and for opening up to us in this way. May you find some comfort in what she shares. Take a moment to follow her on Instagram or Facebook while you are here. Links are below!   Take a listen, or read the full transcript on my website! Don't forget to subscribe, rate and review this podcast!   This Episode is Brought to You By The GPS Support Flock, Your Flight to Success in the Empty Nest Free Download: How to Find Yourself in the Empty Nest Resource What You Will Learn in this Episode An introduction to Jenn Musselman The freedom in laughing at your thoughts How your thoughts may be a bit more unusual than what you are used to To consider talking about your emotions and thoughts What Jenn offers as a closet coach What Jenn is addicted to And more! Episode Questions for You To Consider What is the wildest thought you have had leading up to or going through the empty nest transition? Do you think Jenn should do stand-up because I think she’d be great!  Where to Find Jenn Follow Jenn on Facebook Follow Jenn on Instagram Visit Jenn's website Episode Resources Reveal Salon Jenn's Reading: Everything's Okay by Alesia Ellen Shute Episode #13. Future You Has All The Power Episode #17: Green Popsicle Sticks Community First Time Here? Try This Order of Episodes The Your Empty Nest Coach Podcast Trailer  Series 1: Empty Nest Prep - starts at episode #3 Series 2: The CEO of Your Life - starts at episode #64 Series 3: The CEO Toolbox - starts at episode #88 For detailed show notes, full transcription and more, visit my website: https://youremptynestcoach.com/p37/   For everything else visit https://youremptynestcoach.com/links/   Between shows spend time with me on Instagram: @EmptyNestcoach  Linkedin: @EmptyNestCoach Twitter: @EmptyNestCoach Facebook: @EmptyNestCoach Facebook Group: Empty Nest Podcast Flock  You are preparing for the empty nest ahead as your child(ren) prepares, heads off to and experiences college.

Be patient with yourself. What Jenné's greatest fear was when she decided to be vegan (0:55) Top tips for eating with your family when you have chosen a vegan diet (2:12) Jenné's recommendations on vegan books and documentaries (8:23) 3 of Jenné's most popular vegan recipes (12:06) Why the source and quality of your produce matters (14:09) How to start trying out veganism (16:50) Simple ways to reduce your carbon footprint and help the environment (21:20) Advice for raising your babies and kids vegan (25:35) The biggest adjustments going from an entrepreneur to a mom (29:55) Jenné's journey through breastfeeding her newborn (37:01) Advice for moms who also want to work (43:35) How having a baby can challenge and strengthen your relationship with your partner (45:22) How Jenné gets loved up (51:21) Links mentioned in this episode: Veganist by Kathy Freston The China Study Sweet Potato Soul Bryant Terry Forks Over Knives Vegucated Cowspiracy What the Health Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine Nutritionfacts.org Raise Vegan Magazine Plantiful Podcast Get 10% off your first purchase at Primally Pure with code “KOYA” Order Koya's new book Let Your Fears Make You Fierce Follow Jenné Website Instagram Facebook Pinterest

In July, we’ve been fortunate enough to chat with some amazing mothers to get their take on motherhood. These guests included Dr. Jacequeline Worth, Simone Davies, Amri Kibbler, Emily Oster, and Melissa Clayton. We started this round up by chatting about our current motherhood confessions, what we’re struggling with right now and our recent mom hacks. We also discuss each episode and what we enjoyed learning from each guest. What’s In This Episode: Jenn and Lara’s current motherhood confessions What products are saving their lives right now Their current mom crushes The current mom hacks they’re implementing What Jenn and Lara are struggling with right now A mom win they’ve had this month Learning the new rules of pregnancy with Dr. Jacequeline Worth Focusing on your own well-being and health during pregnancy Breaking down the Montessori methods with Simone Davies The mixed-age classrooms that they have in Montessori The importance of cultivating community within motherhood with Amri Kibbler How to handle challenging periods and disagreements Finding data driven solutions to parenting with Emily Oster Using both data and intuition to make parenting decisions Defining your “why” with Melissa Clayton Leveraging social media to grow her brand

Jenn Herman is an author, speaker, blogger and “Instagram expert.” As one of the forefront bloggers on Instagram marketing, she helps her clients craft optimized social media strategies that get them noticed. She also uses her site Jenn’s Trends to examine how the web’s biggest brands make themselves household names. In this episode, Jenn discusses how she honed her Instagram game, explains what you can do to put your profile on the forefront of everybody’s discovery feed, and gives some pointers for how you can best spend money to boost your virtual footprint. The Finer Details of This Episode: How Jenn went from just casually browsing Instagram to mastering it. What exactly are Instagram “pods,” and how do they negatively impact the underlying algorithms? Breaking down how Instagram’s central content recommendation algorithm works. Jenn’s “quality over quantity” approach to accumulating Instagram followers. Why Instagram can be so valuable to an entrepreneur. How you can get your brand going on Instagram and why you should switch over to a business profile. The reason you need to attach a singular, identifiable job title to your Instagram profile. What is a user going to get out of engaging with your profile? The do’s and don’ts of attaching a name, face and logo to your profile. What it means to post “thumb-stopping” content. Why you’re better off putting your money into ads rather than a photoshoot. At what point should you consider outsourcing content creation? Why establishing a brand should always come before getting your sales numbers up. What Jenn has planned in the near future and what her ideal customer testimonial would be. Quotes: “I fell into this niche of being an Instagram expert because it was just something I loved and I genuinely put the time and effort into it.” “This is all organic, targeted growth versus just saying ‘Here’s a bunch of people that like me’.” “I’d rather have ten thousand followers and like a ten percent conversion rate versus a hundred thousand followers and like a half a percent conversion rate.” “For me Instagram, as a community-building tool, is unmatched.” “Most people that read your bio are only ever gonna read it the first time they come to your profile.” “People tend to connect with humans more than they connect with logos.” “Nobody can talk to your brand better than you.” “In the long run, the branding gets you more sales, but the branding is what gets you there.” Mentions: Instagram, TSA, The Love Bomb Co., The Royal Family, Sam Edelman, Samsung, E! News   Guest Links:Jenn’s Trends  - https://www.jennstrends.com/ Jenn on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jenns_trends/ Jenn on Twitter - https://twitter.com/jenns_trends Jenn’s Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/jennstrendsonline   Visit Brandon’s website at www.BrandsOnBrandsOnBrands.com Join the Brand Growth Community on Facebook at www.brandonbrands.com/community And please leave a rating and review on iTunes!

Join the Resourcefully Speaking community by liking our Facebook Page and by going to pampippin.com! On today's PAMCAST, Pam Pippin interviews her friend Jenn Delaney. Jenn helps people all over the world live a lifestyle to make them feel their best. You're going to love the incredible testimony of her journey from being bedridden to running a marathon.  Quick Episode Summary: How Pam and Jenn met Jenn gets into a car wreck Life after the wreck Process of elimination Food journaling What obstacles Jenn had to overcome Jenn is a nomad at heart The foods Jenn has the most troubles with Listen to your body How Jenn gets her message out The importance of mindfulness Start with the simple things How to connect with Jenn What Jenn would take on an island Jenn's advice to her younger self What Jenn is currently learning about It is never as hard as it looks LINKS: jenndelaney.com Jenn on Instagram

Over the past decade the fitness industry has become a $27 billion dollar industry.  Within that there are many low to moderate priced options as well as higher end products.  This means there is a lot of opportunity to grow as well as waste money on ill-advised products and services.  Going from fringe to mainstream in 20 years makes for a lot of self-validating used car salesman, one can become a fitness expert with almost no training and an instagram account.  The goal of Think Fit. Be Fit. Podcast is to educate our listeners so that they are in control of their health because of smart decisions about their fitness investments.  Let Jenn help you navigate inside an industry full of lies.   What's the difference between overpaying for personal trainers and taking part of a process of self-mastery that will reveal your best body?  This isn’t a trick question, it’s simply asking better questions about your process and about your body, anatomy, physiology.  We believe in empowering our clients and listeners with education about their body. We can evolve together and you can answer the age-old questions, why does this work? what doesn't work? Be rationale and smart about your fitness and choices in body care! What you’ll learn from this episode: What Jenn is obsessed with as a student of the body 5 point strategy for asking better questions of your fitness journey The trap of knowing ’stuff’ is detrimental to the process of health improvement  You’ve been consuming fast food fitness for too long How to invest your time and money wisely in exercise choices Links of interest This podcast that Rachel and Jenn discussed process, episode13 YouTube-Why you need education about the muscle system if you have pain or injury https://youtu.be/yvrNckz5U0Y DorsaVi assessments in the Washington DC area, Jenn@impactyourfitness.net Email to be on our list for Jenn’s Daily Movement Practice, Jenn@impactyourfitness.net Neuro-Logic training with Jacques Taylor-Newell, class description

I knew Jess Baker for a LONG time before recording this podcast and right around the 50 min mark I learned that she has a PhD is Nuclear Physics. It sort of blew my mind and we spent a large portion of this show talking about that. One thing that struck me when talking to Jess is her extreme humility. I can definitely learn something from her in that regard, but tucked behind her hidden PhD is a subtle confidence that was forged through years of focusing on her strengths both as an athlete and as a scientist. I hope you listen and learn as much about Jess as I did when I recorded it. [0:00] Jess Baker does Naval Warfare modeling [15:00] Jess and Sean talk Leadership [30:00] Etiquette on a Submarine if you get the chance to ride on one [45:00] Upstate New York [50:00] Sean finds out that Jess Baker is Dr. Jess Baker in NUCLEAR PHYSICS! ...and we talk about this fact for a LONG time [1:20:00] Jess and Sean talk about cool things science has created [1:30:30] What Jenn is working on to improve her life

Are you ready for some major #inspo? Because today we have a rockstar guest: Dr. Jennifer Chrisman, a psychologist, mommy of two, and the Founder of APerfectPractice.com. As soon as I talked to Jenn, I knew I had to have her on the show – she has a real rags to riches story, and we can all learn a ton from the perspective and clarity she developed along her journey. You Will Hear About: [1:15] Growing up in a toxic environment [3:00] Deciding to transform her personal narrative & become a psychologist [5:10] Starting a private practice [7:00] What Jenn learned from her biggest business mistake [9:20] Launching an online business [10:30] Changing the narrative around success in the field of psychology [13:20] The abundance mindset & our relationship with money [17:30] Teaching our children by taking care of ourselves [19:50] Jenn’s non-negotiables [25:30] Creating boundaries [27:30] Using The Serenity Prayer & affirmations [32:10] Jenn’s tips for building an online business [38:30] Our love-hate relationship with the word ‘Rich’ [42:30] The lesson that Jenn wants to leave for her kids [44:45] Being unapologetic for our big plans [47:50] Giving back to & inspiring young girls Teaching Our Children to Be Abundant A lot of us who grew up wanting, being told that we can’t afford something basic and feeling ashamed, don’t want our children to experience that – so how can we teach them what they deserve, and help them develop an abundance mindset (as opposed to a limiting mindset)? Jenn says, “The best thing I can possibly do for both of [my children] is to take care of myself. Children don’t always hear what we say, but they always see what we do.” If you struggle with whether or not doing more is possible, your children will see that. So you have to BELIEVE you can do more, and then you have to ACT like it! If you never act small, if you never tell yourself negative stories, your children will never develop those limiting behaviors. Resources: Learn more at drjenniferchrisman.com Connect with Jenn: Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace Wattles Check out GirlTalk Network: girltalknetwork.org Are you enjoying the show? I want to know! (http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1370982175) .

This is the first is a series of interviews with Jenn Fleischer. If you're not familiar with Jenn, she has a laundry list of credentials in the world of nutrition, food science, and wellness coaching. She is also a certified diabetes educator. Jenn definitely has the credentials to make our conversation on today's show truly meaningful.   What are we going to focus on with Jenn? The purpose of this episode if to provide some perspective on her story and to set the stage for the upcoming episodes that she'll be featured on. Today, we talk about our relationship with food.    Food is a complicated topic, whether it's the basic nutrition questions we all have, what diet is best for us, the psychology associated with food, and the issues go on and on. What Jenn is hoping to do today is raise our internal awareness of these issues, and ultimately understand how we can make peace with our own food issues while fueling ourselves for our lifestyles.   We talk disordered eating, restriction, food addiction, being honest with ourselves, finding peace with food, and mindful eating.   As you'll hear in our conversation, Jenn pulled back the curtains on some issues that I am having with food. I know there's a ton of take-homes in our conversation for you to question your own potential issues with food and nutrition.

A sudden turn of events leads Jenn to the marvel of Veneration Celebration. What Jenn discovers, she'll never be able to undiscover, and that is a very dangerous reality.

Jenn is a visibility strategist helping entrepreneurs overcome their biggest fears to share their message with the world… she's a single mom who came from rock bottom and built a 6 figure business in two short years. In today's episode, we are covering: The one thing to help you trust your gut The ONE ACTION STEP you can take immediately following this episode to get complete confidence and full clarity What Jenn describes as "Catch and switch, roll with the punches, and taking action. Environment and energy - ONLY DO THINGS that make you feel good. There is a big lesson in this episode… change your mindset, trust your gut, and crush your fears. Today we're crushing your fears with Jenn Scalia. For those of you listening who are ready to surround yourself with the right people, it's time! We are opening the doors to join The Inner Circle once again. It's been months since we have opened the doors and they will not stay open for long. If you are looking to receive targeted mentorship, finding accountability partners and being a part of a private mentorship call every two weeks… then The Inner Circle is the place for you. Doors will be open for two weeks… and close at midnight on Monday, May 15. Click here to join The Inner Circle now. If you've enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the Mentee Podcast on iTunes and leave us a review for the show.

Jenn Scalia shares her inspiring story today – how she went from rock bottom to 7 figures in less than three years. Jenn is a visibility strategist for entrepreneurs who want to make an impact and her main goal is to help others get their story out there in an authentic way. Jenn shares with us today how she built her business despite being an introvert and a single mom. Outline of this Episode [1:13] Intro to this episode with Jenn Scalia on how to get out of your own way and build a business with authenticity and integrity. [2:04] Introduction of Jenn Scali: from rock bottom to 7-figure business in 3 years. [2:51] Jenn’s business - helping people create a business that is easy and flowing and authentic. [3:45] How Jenn Scalia got started on her entrepreneurial journey. The rough first year. [6:23] The first big investment that changed everything for Jenn. [7:55] The factors that led to explosive growth in Jenn’s business. [11:42] The difference between 6-figure business and 7-figure business. [12:54] Mindset tools and Jenn’s “secret weapon” for conditioning herself for success. [16:52] What helped Jenn Scalia to become so unstoppable? [18:10] What Jenn found unexpected on her journey [19:02] Jenn Scalia’s top tips for other aspiring entrepreneurs [20:57] Lightning Round -- Quick business advice and resources from Michelle Rohr [23:17] How to get a chance to win Jenn’s 5-figure funnel, worth $397. Resources and People Mentioned  Jenn Scalia’s Website Jenn Scalia’s 5-day funnel mini course Groove Carrie Green’s Book: She Means Business Sponsor: Animoto.com/business

Jenn Scalia shares her inspiring story today – how she went from rock bottom to 7 figures in less than three years. Jenn is a visibility strategist for entrepreneurs who want to make an impact and her main goal is to help others get their story out there in an authentic way. Jenn shares with us today how she built her business despite being an introvert and a single mom. Outline of this Episode [1:13] Intro to this episode with Jenn Scalia on how to get out of your own way and build a business with authenticity and integrity. [2:04] Introduction of Jenn Scali: from rock bottom to 7-figure business in 3 years. [2:51] Jenn’s business - helping people create a business that is easy and flowing and authentic. [3:45] How Jenn Scalia got started on her entrepreneurial journey. The rough first year. [6:23] The first big investment that changed everything for Jenn. [7:55] The factors that led to explosive growth in Jenn’s business. [11:42] The difference between 6-figure business and 7-figure business. [12:54] Mindset tools and Jenn’s “secret weapon” for conditioning herself for success. [16:52] What helped Jenn Scalia to become so unstoppable? [18:10] What Jenn found unexpected on her journey [19:02] Jenn Scalia’s top tips for other aspiring entrepreneurs [20:57] Lightning Round -- Quick business advice and resources from Michelle Rohr [23:17] How to get a chance to win Jenn’s 5-figure funnel, worth $397. Resources and People Mentioned  Jenn Scalia’s Website Jenn Scalia’s 5-day funnel mini course Groove Carrie Green’s Book: She Means Business Sponsor: Animoto.com/business