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So many of us moms and caretakers of children with disabilities can find ourselves all too easily slipping into seasons of unhappiness, bitterness, self-doubt, self-hatred, and lack of motivation. Annette met virtually with Jenny Sanders, founder of iLovekickboxing in Agoura Hills, CA (recently shut down due to COVID-19) to discuss the importance of exercise and endorphins in preventing and fighting off depression. When Jenny’s son was diagnosed with autism in 2014, she found herself in a state of denial that quickly led to full-on depression. With no motivation to eat well, get active, or pursue her own hobbies, Jenny was completely out of shape, lethargic, and unhappy. In this mini-sode, Jenny shares her story of working through her depression with exercise and finding a new source of motivation to take actionable steps towards happiness. This is her story of transforming from dark skies and no hope, to a happy, proud, and successful mom, wife, friend, and individual.  Annette Hines has been practicing in the areas of Special Needs, Elder Law, and Estate Planning for more than 20 years. Ms. Hines brings personal experience with special needs to her practice and podcasts as the mother of two daughters, one of whom passed away from Mitochondrial disease in November 2013. This deep, personal understanding of special needs fuels her passion for quality special needs planning and drives her dedication to help others within the special needs community.

When Jenny realised that her growing language business was utterly dependent on YouTube and Adsense for its revenue, she changed tack. Deciding that she needed to create a product of her own, she reimagined her business vision, hired staff and launched two successful language apps all in the space of two, short years. What you’ll learn in this interview: - Jenny’s story - YouTube and Adsense are algorithm-dependent - Developing a language app - Advantages, Disadvantages and Points to consider - Should you hire employees or use freelancers? - How Lingoni finds and converts traffic - Jenny’s tips for Langpreneurs For the full article, go to: https://langpreneur.com/jenny-lingoni/ Sign up for the newsletter and join one of our future events: langpreneur.com/ Discover our coaching programmes: langpreneur.com/coaching Our course - Learn to build your own successful online language business: langpreneur.com/lbb

The things that we put into and onto our bodies play a huge role in determining our health. As a sufferer of numerous autoimmune diseases, our guest today, Jenny Melick, has had personal experiences with what can go wrong when we don't look after our bodies, and how we can rectify this. When Jenny began looking more deeply into the ingredients of the products we use on a regular basis, she was shocked. The use of buzz-words like ‘natural' can make us believe that we are being health conscious when really this is just a marketing trick. The motivation for Jenny to start Roses and Azalea — an organic and non-toxic personal care and beauty brand — was to provide women with products that are genuinely good for them. Jenny is a firm believer that there is no ‘one-size-fits-all' solution to health problems and that everyone needs to figure out what works best for them. However, she encourages taking the organic route whenever possible. Join us on today's show as we discuss these issues, as well as Jenny's new field of study, Ayurvedic medicine; the 80/20 rule; handling the challenges of a long-distance marriage, and some exciting news about Chrystal's new book and her personal development program.

In the latest of our Guest Special series, Good John is joined by Radio Presenter and Dunfermline fan Steven Mill, currently with Bauer Media Group which has Clyde, Tay FM, Moray Firth, Northsound and West FM as part of their network. We begin by chatting about his current role, where he presents Monday to Friday from 4pm til 7pm, and on his new Big Football Saturday Show that he co-hosts with Ewen Cameron. After starting out at Kingdom FM in Fife, Steven got his big break when he landed the newsreaders role on the Capital Scotland Breakfast Show. He talks about the camaraderie he had with presenters Des Clarke and Jenny Black and how the success of the show drew in a higher audience age average than their target market. When Jenny left to start a family, Steven moved into the co-presenter role with Des, with Amy Irons moving into the newsreaders role. He talks about the natural progression and how the show continued to be a success until its axe in 2019, leading to him moving onto his current role. Steven then talks about his love affair for Dunfermline Athletic, mainly influenced by his Grandfather who played for the Pars in the 50's. His earliest memories include the '96 promotion to the Premier League and Craig Faulconbridge's equaliser that delayed Celtic's title in '98. The Jimmy Calderwood era are Steven's favourite memories as a Dunfermline fan and most of his best XI comes from this era, two of which Steven believes should've had a Scotland cap. He talks about the Pars chances of a return to the top flight, and they are off to a good start this season. The podcast concludes with the usual quick fire questions. Tweet us @sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Instagram - sffpodcast

Alan McGovern and his wife Jenny were the dream team. They worked together, had a family together and enjoyed life together. They worked incredibly hard to build a wonderful life for their two children. When Jenny was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2018, it was another hurdle the couple believed they could overcome. And they did - once. Sadly Jenny's cancer returned in 2019 and the young mother of two passed. Today Alan talks about mourning the person that was integral to every aspect of his life.

The moment the last bell rang, Jenny texted her mom to see if she could go get ice cream after school. Within seconds she had an answer. "Yay! I can go," she told her best friend, Emma. "Mom will pick me up at four." At the ice cream shop, the cashier behind the counter struggled with their order. In broken English, she repeated their order very slowly. The girl wore a head scarf, and Jenny thought she was probably new to the country. "No!" Emma said. "The strawberry sauce goes with vanilla, and hot fudge on the chocolate!" To Jenny, Emma whispered loudly, "Everyone knows that." The cashier winced, then turned to fill their orders. As they walked away with sundaes finally in hand, Jenny leaned over and told her friend, "I think she heard you." "So what?" said Emma. "She probably couldn't understand me anyway." They joined their friends, but Jenny kept thinking. What if her family suddenly moved to another country? Her French phrases wouldn't help much in Japan or Mexico. It would be hard! At four o'clock, Jenny went outside and noticed that the cashier was waiting too. She was busy texting someone. Wow, she's fast, thought Jenny as she watched the girl's thumbs fly across the screen. When Jenny's mom pulled up, Jenny said a quick "I'm sorry" to the girl as she passed her to get into the car. "What's that about?" asked Mom. Jenny told her the whole story, including how fast she could text. "It was kind of you to apologize, even though you weren't the one who said those things," said Mom. "It's interesting, isn't it? In just a few seconds, you got permission to come here today. What if, in just a few seconds, the cashier told relatives in Somalia or Sudan that American girls are rude? What if she saw your cross bracelet and said that Christian girls are rude?" Jenny thought about it. "Jesus said, 'Love your neighbor as yourself,' and with smartphones, the whole world is suddenly my neighbor!" "And even though Jesus died for the whole world, many of them don't know it," Mom pointed out. "Which is why we need to be good neighbors to everyone and help spread His love around the world." Sonja Anderson How About You? Did you know that you have neighbors all over the world? Because Jesus died for all people, everyone on earth is our neighbor--and things like computers and smartphones make it possible to communicate our attitudes to more people than ever before. That's why it's important to show a loving attitude toward all people. You can help communicate God's love to the whole world! Today's Key Verse: [Remember] those who are mistreated as if you yourselves were suffering. (NIV) (Hebrews 13:3) Today's Key Thought: Love your neighborS--near and far

Of all the seven deadly sins, lust may be the most fun, or the most dangerous, depending on how well you can control yourself. The tunes featured in Top Ten Songs About Lust are not merely songs about sex, or songs about love. To quote the immortal Joan Jett, "if you think it's luv, then you're thinking wrong". To lust is to want, and ATTT wants to introduce our listeners to one of our favorite people, the freewheeling Jenny Lynne. When Jenny is not acting, modeling, swallowing swords, or having knives thrown at her, she's rocking out to her favorite songs about the sin of lust, and we're more than delighted to have her aboard the All Time Top Ten family and to introduce the 3rd of 7 in our series on songs about the seven deadly sins. Without a doubt, the Summer Of Sin just got a little naughtier. Stream this lusty playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4MtLQiJ7bwzPpjgYcMDhYr?si=pe-OFs1rTjaiyaAtugQp1Q Follow the exploits of new Pal' O The Pod Jenny Lynne by following her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/terminally_unhip/ Get Live Aid Leftovers Worst To First with special guest Shannon Hurley and other exclusive monthly episodes by getting on the ATTT Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alltimetopten?alert=2 Listen to ATTT on Spotify, if you dare: https://open.spotify.com/show/3KQ6kPbUXrpQj1CEwcaPzC?si=n5gyBalpSOeYbGzUuxKS8Q

Join host Ryan Treasure and guest Jenny Fenig, “magic maker”, as they discuss business, relationships, and life. Jenny specifically specializes in empowering creative women entrepreneurs which she does by using both modern and ancient practices. When Jenny first began her career, she decided to serve as a public relations executive but later decided to focus on self-employed women so that she can help them grow their business exponentially. Some other accomplishments of Jenny’s would be writing the book “Get Gusty” and she was also named a Silver Stevie Award for Coach of the Year

After attending the Baking and Pastry Program at Chicago’s Kendall College, Jenny McCoy landed positions in a variety of Chicago’s top restaurants, including Charlie Trotter’s, Blackbird, Gordon and Bittersweet Bakery. It was in these kitchens where Jenny learned to refine her palate and develop her talent for composing seasonal desserts. Following her formative experiences in fine dining, Jenny took a brief hiatus from professional baking to travel and complete a BA in Food Writing at DePaul University. When Jenny returned to the pastry kitchen, she oversaw three restaurant pastry departments for Emeril Lagasse, as well as contribute weekly to the Cooking Blog at Emerils.com. While working at Emeril's Delmonico, Jenny was a nominee for the PastryScoop.com Best Dessert Menu Award in 2006. It wasn’t long, however, before she felt the pull of New York City’s vibrant culinary scene. In New York, she headed the pastry departments of top restaurant including Marc Forgione, A Voce and Tom Colicchio’s Craft, which earned three stars from The New York Times during her tenure. Jenny was also a pastry instructor at the Institute of Culinary Education in New York from 2010 to 1018, and is the author of Desserts for Every Season (Rizzoli, 2013) and Modern Eclairs (HMH, 2016). Jenny’s newest venture is Recette, a bakery that sells handmade pastries such as French canelés at farmers’ markets and occasional pop-ups in Chicago. In this episode you’ll learn about: How Jenny got hooked on pastry and baking Her experiences working in some of Chicago’s top restaurants Her hiatus from pastry when she traveled to broaden her culinary horizons Running the pastry departments of three Emeril Lagasse restaurants in NOLA Moving to NYC and earning three stars from the NY Times at Craft How she co-founded Cissé Trading Company, a line of hot cocoa and baking mixes Her experience writing two dessert cookbooks All about Recette, her latest baking adventure And much more!

When Jenny's old therapist is murdered and she is implicated, she realizes that someone else out there might know her deepest, darkest secret. Seven patients. One dark secret. Jennifer Nielsen has her life on track. Until she gets news that her former psychiatrist, Phillip Walton, has been brutally murdered, and that she is implicated. Philip knew her darkest secrets. And circumstances of his murder suggest that someone else out there knows them too. Jenny needs to speak to old friends, and old enemies, from her dark years spent at Hillside Psychiatric Hospital. Because they are the only ones who know what really happened at Hillside, about the secret that Phil kept for them all, and that this is not the first murder.

Dr. Frank Lipman sits down with one of his favorite health coaches, Jenny Sansouci, to talk about her new book The Rebel's Apothecary. When Jenny learned that her father was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer, she dug into her extensive knowledge of the latest alternative therapies to help him through. Dr. Lipman talks to her about the healing powers of cannabis and mushrooms and how these compounds can enhance the lives of anyone living with pain, anxiety, depression, a weakened immune system, insomnia, and more - safely, and without confusion, fear, or an unwanted high.

Beginning is a beautifully well-written story. And it has the potential to affect readers emotionally. The characters have strengths and weaknesses with which many readers may identify. In Nora Edington’s novel, Beginning, we learn Jenny was sheltered by her parents. Now she is a lovely nineteen year old woman. Jenny is an intelligent young woman. At nineteen years old she is diligently studying to take exams for medical school. Yes, Jenny possesses both beauty and brains! Yet, other than one boy who she does not like, Jenny has virtually no experience with boys, never mind men. But Jenny’s friend, Leah, has invited Jenny to spend the summer with her at a lakeside cottage. Out by the lake, Leah and Jenny meet two handsome brothers, Gary and Ray. Gary is a bit rough around the edges, which makes him a pretty good match for Leah. Ray, however, becomes instantly taken by the sweet and lovely Jenny. When Jenny meets Ray, her life as she knows it begins to change. The shadow of naivety begins to disappear as a stunning array of light begins an awakening. This older man, Ray, is not only gorgeous, smart, and successful. He is smitten with Jenny. He quickly recognizes her inexperience. Ray begins to woo Jenny. Jenny is receptive to Ray's advances. The characters in Beginning are well-drawn and engaging. At times you may dislike Gary, but then he may redeem himself by letting his guard down and allowing us to see another, better side of him. Edington provides us with just the right amount of conflict/resolution/conflict to keep this story moving and on track. Edington skillfully paces the progression of Jenny’s carnal education with Ray. While the author has developed Ray as a sexy hunk of man, we get to see who he really is through his growing love for Jenny. I thoroughly enjoyed Beginning. For the full book review and/or to buy the book: Click hereFor Lots More Book Reviews Visit Laura Jay at: BookClubReporter.comVisit Laura Jay on Twitter*Wishing for your own Podcast? That's Awesome! Click the BuzzSprout link below to get started for free!*

Today, the Getting Smart team is bringing you an episode focused on project-based learning featuring special guest, Jenny Pieratt. Jenny is the founder and President of CraftED Curriculum, an incredible PBL resource that offers educators and administrators a wide range of training and tools to help them achieve the PBL goals they have set for their organizations. Jenny is also the author of the Keeping It Real With PBL series — a fantastic resource on PBL!   In this episode, Kelly Niccolls from the Getting Smart team is sitting down with Jenny to discuss all things project-based learning, PBL best practices, lessons learned around PBL, and generally how to support every learner and every educator in PBL! Tune in to learn more about how you can get started on your project-based learning journey or further your learning!   Key Takeaways: [:10] About today’s episode. [:30] A note about this episode regarding the coronavirus pandemic. [:56] Kelly introduces and welcomes Jenny Pieratt to the podcast! [1:40] Kelly and Jenny reflect on how PBL has changed over the years. [2:24] Jenny shares why she decided to dedicate her life to PBL. [5:13] Is PBL difficult? [5:55] Jenny highlights some of the important key considerations that those in a leadership position that are looking to start or expand their project-based learning should be considering. [9:06] When Jenny works with schools, is there a specific framework that she uses that helps her collaborate with the leadership and teacher team when they’re new to the whole process? [11:02] Jenny shares some of the things that are commonly misunderstood or commonly taken for granted when people begin their PBL journey. [12:20] How does high-quality professional development for PBL school and district communities look different from more traditional professional development? And what are some of the essential elements or structures that need to be in place for it to be good for a PBL setting? [13:57] What are some of the mindsets and beliefs that teams need to have to be able to really engage in this type of professional development on an ongoing basis? What are some of the key identifiers for what they need to believe and think in order to be successful with this type of professional learning experience? [15:50] Jessica speaks about the Getting Through resource! [16:29] Jenny shares some of the perceived barriers that teachers have about kids and how they learn and then explains how she coaches teams through said perceived barriers and obstacles. [18:12] PBL implementation: is there a best way to do it? [20:08] How does time operate non-traditionally in PBL? What’s the investment of time that school communities implementing PBL need to be aware of in terms of professional development and student outcomes? [23:25] Jenny speaks about the books she has written and how she hopes they can provide as a resource for those in the field of PBL. [28:15] Jenny highlights some of the common “pain and gains” she sees in her work with PBL. [30:08] Jenny recommends the first three steps she thinks any district leader, teacher, staff, or researcher should take in beginning their journey into PBL. [33:17] Kelly thanks Jenny for joining the podcast!   Mentioned in This Episode: GettingSmart.com/GettingThrough Jenny Pieratt CraftED Curriculum Jenny’s Book Page on Amazon High Tech High @PBLChat on Twitter #PBLChat on Twitter New Tech Network   Get Involved: Check out the blog at GettingSmart.com. Find the Getting Smart Podcast on iTunes, leave a review and subscribe.   Is There Somebody You’ve Been Wanting to Learn From or a Topic You’d Like Covered? To get in contact: Email Editor@GettingSmart.com and include ‘Podcast’ in the subject line. The Getting Smart team will be sure to add them to their list!  

Join us for our dress-up Nativity service, as Jenny tells an interactive story of Christmas. When you're listening, you can also take part. When Jenny says: "Love/Loved" - put your hands on your heart "Listen" - cup your ears "Friend/Friendship" - shake your hands together "Big hug" - give yourself a hug

Do you ever find yourself struggling with an abundance of toys or trying to figure out activities for your child? It's easy to get overwhelmed, but the truth is it doesn't have to be difficult. In this episode of the Real Happy Mom Podcast my guest shows how to enjoy your child more by doing less. Listen to the full episode above or check the previously published post below. This post contains affiliate links. This means I will make a commission at no cost to you if you make a purchase using the links. About Jenny Jenny is a journalist and mother that teaches about parenting from a different angle. Jenny has taken time to research and find parenting practices that allow parents and children to have more peace. By looking at history Jenny has found basic principles for parenting that allow parents to do less and enjoy their child more. Evolution of parenting Humans have evolved over the last 200,000 years without toys, without any stores that had toys, or Pinterest that had activities for kiddos. We have thrived without toys. So when did this need for toys start? When Jenny looks back on her research she finds that at the start of the industrial revolution is when toys became available. Jenny also notes that happiness started to decrease at the same time as well. This is also around the time that many parenting books came out that encouraged self-soothing and the thought that children need to be ignored so that you don’t spoil them. And so in place of that, we actually stopped honoring the most important thing that a child needs, which is a secure attachment to their parent or to their primary caregiver. And we started to give them toys and materials in place of that, which is the lousiest replacement. An Alternative Parenting Style  Jenny has been working hard to let parents know that you don’t have to stress yourself with purchasing toys and finding activities for your kids. News flash. Jenny doesn’t set up any activities for her daughter. And her daughter is learning and having fun every day. What she does is utilize RIE parenting. RIE parenting stands for Respectful Infant Educarer Parenting. RIE Parenting was created by Magda Gerber in the 1980s but was inspired by a Hungarian pediatrician, Emmi Pikler. He observed children thrive when they just played freely and unstructured in their environment. He also found that kids learn casually not testing by testing. Children were learning their alphabet by singing songs versus testing them with posters on the wall. So if we look inside of our houses, we have measuring cups. Those are stacking toys, right? And most of the things we see on Pinterest, putting balls in the holes, stacking color, sorting, all of Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/realhappymom)

When Jenny chose to left her prestigious career with the National Symphony Orchestra she had no idea what the future would hold. She only knew that the Spirit had prompted her to close that chapter in her life and choose to focus on motherhood. Now 12 years later, Jenny is still achieving her dreams as a concert violinist, but now they include her family. The Baker family thrives through working hard, developing talents, and sharing their love of music with the world.  https://www.deseret.com/entertainment/2019/9/3/20809089/national-symphony-jenny-oaks-baker-latter-day-saints-mormon-president-nelson jennyoaksbaker.com

Today we have the pleasure of welcoming Jenny Eu, CEO and founder of Three Trees; a company that specializes in the creation of premium almond and nut milks! When Jenny was a little girl, she would take long walks with her grandmother through the forests in Taiwan—and it was there that she learned to appreciate the flavor of whole natural foods; which in turn inspired her to create Three Trees. Jenny shares the steps it took to enter the food market and really immerse herself in the entrepreneurial world. Her cold-calling and door-knocking put Three Trees on the map, making it one of the fastest growing natural products.   Find us on social media @makeyourselfpodcast Website: www.makeyourselfpodcast.com

Get to know Jenny better! Go to www.jennydoesgrace.com and like Jenny Does Grace on Facebook!  On today's episode, Jenny Taylor will help you discover your "top 5" so you be the best version of you. Quick Episode Summary: Who is your inner circle What voices are you listening to? Being an entrepreneur can be lonely Who takes up your time? When Jenny knew something had to change How to rebuild your top 5 Control the content coming in Time journaling

This April we are featuring Komen’s Champions of Breast Cancer every Sunday. This week’s Champion is Jenny D'Amato. When Jenny was diagnosed with breast cancer in December 2017, she did not have insurance. Her doctor gave her a pamphlet of the subsidized program she was receiving for treatment, and she saw it was sponsored by Susan G. Komen. Jenny shares her story with Marilyn and why she chooses to walk in the Susan G. Komen 3 Day. The 3 Day is October 18-20th in Philadelphia. For more info and to register visit The3Day.org.   Leading up to Earth Day on Monday, April 22nd, we wanted to feature a remarkable woman named Vickie Patton, General Counsel for the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF). Vickie shares the details on what Pennsylvania Governor Wolf and the EDF are doing to reduce carbon emissions in Pennsylvania. EDF has been active in Pennsylvania for many years and is deeply involved in developing state-based solutions that tackle climate and air emission reductions.

Candy-flavored jizz, big wangs, OH MY! These Gnomes come looking for one. thing. only: lady parts. We're thrilled to discuss Garden Gnome Sex Party by Fannie Tucker. Another notch in the belt for weird erotica... Our pain is your gain. Enjoy! -Rine and Tea   "When Jenny adds a little whimsical flavor to her garden with a trio of gnome statues, she never suspects what's in store. When the sun goes down, Jenny discovers her new lawn ornaments are ready to get busy, and they know how to use those pointy red hats to please a woman!Explicit adult material. Three on one action, hard pointy hats, and gnomehoods as big as any man's!"   Music Credit: "Does That Turn You On?" by Lemon

This April we are featuring Komen’s Champions of Breast Cancer every Sunday. Our first Champion is Jenny D'Amato. When Jenny was diagnosed with breast cancer in December 2017, she did not have insurance. Her doctor gave her a pamphlet of the subsidized program she was receiving for treatment, and she saw it was sponsored by Susan G. Komen. Jenny shares her story with Marilyn and why she chooses to walk in the Susan G. Komen 3 Day. The 3 Day is October 18-20th in Philadelphia. For more info and to register visit The3Day.org.   Next we meet Pax Tandon, author, producer, wellness advocate, and teacher, she’s pretty much a jack of all trades. Her book, “Mindfulness Matters,” is on shelves and in palms now. She also recently finished work on a mindfulness short film, which she co-produced, co-wrote, voiced and starred in. Pax delivers the “zen” for your Sunday morning. Learn more about her at www.paxtandon.com

In episode 11 of Kiwi Birth Tales I speak with Jenny Chapman. Jenny has had 5 births, all daughters where she has given birth 4 times in the hospital and once at home (decided at 40 weeks).Jenny talks about the loss of her second daughter Tara in 2014, sadly Tara passed away with Cancer. When Jenny fell pregnant after Tara passed she was worried about the grief of that loss coming through during her birth experience, but with the help of hypnobirthing and therapy Jenny was able to have a lovely drug free birth with Hope. Jennys final birth with Anneliese was at home, she decided at 40 weeks that she wanted to birth at home surrounded by her older children, she talks about this experience for them and how healing that has been for her and her family.Jenny is incredibly strong and tells her stories of birth so well, I know you are going to get a lot out of this episode.If you want to check out Jenny on Instagram you can do so @jennychapz_ she is also an author of "Nga reo e toru / Three Languages" which is a childrens book that is worthwhile looking into!

Jenny is a former reading specialist who “retired” from her teaching career when her blogging income far exceeded her salary. Through hard work and dedication, her lifestyle blog, The Melrose Family, became regularly sought out by nationally recognized brands such as Neutrogena, Smuckers, Glad, Costco, Stanley Steamer, Sara Lee and many more. The unique pitching process she developed for working with brands, transformed an empty editorial calendar into one that was completely booked months in advance. Now, she’s combining her passion for teaching with her extensive experience working with brands to help other bloggers do the same via JennyMelrose.com and her podcast, Influencer Entrepreneurs with Jenny Melrose. Where To Find Jenny Online: Website Instagram Facebook Take the Fear out of Live Broadcasting! Episode Summary: Jenny shares how you  can repurpose your content and grow your audience without reinventing the wheel! She says how she will use her live broadcast and turn that into a blog post, podcast episode, youtube episode, instagram post, and pinterest! "We put out so much free content, it doesn't make sense to continually put it out there and not use it elsewhere." - Jenny Melrose  Your audience is everywhere and you can't possibly be everywhere. With so many platforms available to us, it's crazy to think up new content for each one. Instead, take your one content and tweek it for each audience because they will be just a little bit different.  It's all about consistency ladies! When Jenny first started doing live broadcasting, it scared her to death! She is a natural introvert and was nervous messing up on live broadcast! Once she continued to go live as she is, that fear slowly went away and she started getting better and the audience started showing up! "When people can come and know when they can find you at what time and what day, they will be there! Your die hard fans will go there!" - Jenny Melrose  Always have a call to action! Jenny goes live every Tuesday at 11 am and she says that she always has a freebie or call to action after her facebook live. This same freebie can also be shared on your podcast, blog, youtube, etc. You always want to build your list because although Facebook and instagram is a great tool to build your audience, when it's taken away, you've just lost a way to get a hold of your audience.  Go live on your Facebook page instead of your group. When you go live on your Facebook page, it's much easier to share that in multiple places as well as capture data that is needed to help your business grow.  Should you be present on ALL of the social media platforms? Jenny recommends showing on two but choose wisely! For example, if you're looking to be a blogger and attract to sponsored brands, you have to be on instagram because that is what brands are looking for!  There is no such thing as an overnight success! Jenny and I share our journey in the blogging world and how long it has taken our blogs to actually create a revenue. It's certainly not as easy as it looks and like anything, you have to build the know like and trust in your audience! At times especially on social media, it can be tough to see others that make it look easy but you really have to dig a little bit deeper into their journey. Just because it looks simple for someone else, it doesn't mean that you're a failure! Everyone's journey is different.  Let’s Connect! See all that Stacey has to offer at The Busy Mom Collective! Join The Busy Mom Collective Facebook Group and continue the conversation! Connect more with Stacey on Facebook and Instagram!

@TinDogPodcast reviews the surprisingly good #Jenny The Doctors Daughter #Doctorwho Vol 1 from @BigFinish A brilliant bit of escapism and guaranteed to bring a smile   Jenny is brand new to the universe. Born a soldier, made for war, she has a Time Lord’s heritage. Luckily, that Time Lord is the Doctor. She’s ready to save planets, fight monsters, and save the day, using nothing but her bravery, wit and instinct – and an awful lot of running. 1.1 Stolen Goods by Matt Fitton Jenny is new to the universe and keen to explore – but in unfamiliar spaceships, accidents happen. She’s lucky to have someone on-hand to help. A slippery, fast-talking someone, called Garundel. Soon, Jenny is mixed up in cons and explosions. But she also finds something strange, inexplicable, and as new to universe as she is. She’ll call him Noah. 1.2 Prisoner of the Ood by John Dorney Moving into Leafield Crescent, Angie Glazebrook is surprised by an unexpected caller. But not half as surprised as Jenny, suddenly transported to a suburban close on twenty-first century Earth. And that’s nothing to the surprise of the neighbours when alien visitors start appearing. Visitors with tentacled mouths, carrying death-dealing orbs. The Ood have come for their prisoner… 1.3 Neon Reign by Christian Brassington The Dragon Lord rules Kamshassa with fear. Half the oppressed population live in an addicted stupor, while the other half are forced into service. Factories belch poisonous smoke, and Dragon Guards patrol the streets, condemning dissenters to the Eternal Fire. When Jenny and Noah arrive, it’s only a matter of time before they start a revolution. 1.4 Zero Space by Adrian Poynton Out in deep space, in the middle of – quite literally – nowhere, Jenny and Noah believe they’ve found a safe haven. And, very possibly, some answers. But the space station holds many secrets, and it won’t be long before Jenny’s past catches her up. Bounty hunter COLT-5000 is on her trail and will stop at nothing to hunt down its quarry… even in Zero Space! Written By: Matt Fitton, John Dorney, Christian Brassington, Adrian Poynton Directed By: Barnaby Edwards Cast Georgia Tennant (Jenny), Sean Biggerstaff (Noah), Siân Phillips(COLT-5000),Stuart Milligan (Garundel), Sarah Woodward (Vesh Taralesh), Clare Corbett (Lukaku), Arabella Weir (Angie Glazebrook), Silas Carson (Ood Leader), Rosalyn Landor(Vanessa Elledge), Olivia Darnley (Emily Cole), John Dorney (John Macguire), Pik-Sen Lim (Old Woman), Arina II (Shoon-Wei), Sara Houghton (Alitta), Paul Courtenay Hyu (Po), Adèle Anderson(Dreyda), Anthony Calf (Cal). Other parts played by members of the cast.   Producer David Richardson Associate Producer Georgia Tennant Script Editor John Dorney, Matt Fitton Executive Producers Jason Haigh-Ellery and Nicholas Briggs

Jenny Byxbee is the Director of Children's Ministries for Round Hill Community Church. She has been with the church since September 2016, and oversees the nursery to fifth grade Children's Education program. What Jenny most enjoys about her work is being with the young people and hearing what is in their hearts. She feels strongly that we have as much to learn from our youngest members as we do from our eldest members. When Jenny is not working with us at Round Hill, she is the Youth Services Bureau Administrator with the Town of Greenwich. She also cares deeply about many charities and groups in town and is one of the founding members of the Greenwich Sentinel foundation as well as a facilitator with the Junior League of Greenwich “Positively More” program.

Links Jon Acuff's website Follow Jon Acuff on Twitter Buy a copy of Jon's latest book, Finish Show Notes Jon Acuff is a self-described dreamer and New York Times Bestselling author of 6 books. For over 20 years, Jon has helped some of the biggest brands in the world tell their story—including the Home Depot, Bose, Staples and the Dave Ramsey team. He is featured regularly on national media like CNN and Fox News. Jon is very busy and has huge aspirations, but what does that mean for his marriage? Interview  One of the things I remember getting excited about was Jenny Acuff writing a book called "Being Married to a Dreamer." We get the question all the time – occasionally Jenny will do Q&A with me and people will ask about how I get my wife to support my dream. One time Jenny just said, “Money is nice”. I thought the book would be a great idea and I announced it, but she didn’t want to write a book.  People write in all the time to encourage her to finish the book, and it’s still an idea that I think would be great but Jenny doesn’t want to write the book because she doesn’t want to speak on it. Talk a little about the tension—a lot of time dreamers are married to people who are more grounded. That’s definitely the case for Jenny and I – living with a dreamer is like a fire hose of ideas. The other person can often be the ‘how’ person and the dreamer can feel attacked. When Jenny was saying, “money is nice”, she wasn’t saying, “prove it!” She was saying that results make it easier to support it—when I’m getting up at 5 am and watching less TV. She knew that I was really getting excited about it.  The dreamer’s responsibility is to say when they just want to talk and brainstorm. Also, it’s not your wife’s job to carry all that. You’ve turned your wife into you warden, but we were created for community. How does this connect with the idea of being a dreamer? I think part of it is having shared dreams, but it’s also not forcing your dreams on someone else. Your spouse shouldn’t 100% understand your dream because it’s your dream, not his. Talk about the beginning and when you were figuring all this out, then how it’s evolved over time. Part of it is allowing your spouse to give honest feedback. There are a lot of marriages where, in your family of origin, the husband was the hero and the wife was the cheerleader. There are a lot of marriages where the wife doesn’t have the freedom to speak about things that should change. A lot of my job is to shorten the distance between when Jenny tells me something that’s true and when I believe it. It’s having a space where your spouse can be angry, excited, critical—they don’t have to just act a certain way. What closed the gap for you on how long it took for you to hear what Jenny had to say? It was other guys who had the kind of marriages I want. Most of the things I’ve learned, it hasn’t been like one day I woke up and was doing life differently. I heard a counselor once say that every man wants to know he’s enough and every woman wants to know she’s not too much. Give an example of when you and Jenny hit a space where she wanted you to throw the breaks and it was helpful. When I first started working for myself, she would tell me that it seemed like I was trying to make everyone else my boss. She would tell me that I get to make the decisions but out of fear I was trying to get everyone else to be the boss. She was essentially saying to own my decisions and take responsibility for what I choose. Another time she quit working for me—when you go on your own, you don’t have a community and your spouse becomes your community. I was running everything by her and she basically quit. My book Do Over she read like 8 times, but Finish she saw when it was done. Some couples work well together as an entrepreneurial couple, but they’re the unicorns. Talk a little to the people who are married to a dreamer. What can they do to support dreams but still be honest? I think it’s to take a pause – most situations will dissipate on their own. If your spouse has a crazy idea, just wait a week and they’ll be on to the next thing. Then be honest about what you need – tell them you’re nervous about them doing this thing again. Also, establish some ground rules. One of our rules is that I can register a URL on GoDaddy but if I haven’t touched it for a year I can’t renew it. Figuring out the simple ground rules is part of what you can do. How do you support her dreams? Part of it is that I don’t try to make them mine. I create space for her to do the things she wants to do. She went to Germany, Switzerland and Singapore last year with a girlfriend and I try to be really flexible that way. I can’t travel for my job and then expect her to always be home. Also not letting my stuff dominate the situation—she didn’t need to read Do Over that many times. Finish didn’t dominate our lives – it was my job, we launched it and it was great. How do you guys handle it with you traveling so much? We’re deliberate about it – Jenny told me one time, after saying goodbye to my kids, that I was giving them all my shame and guilt about leaving. The weepy goodbye thing ruins the kid’s week. That was a huge change for me. I also tie it together when we’re at Disney on a Tuesday—reminding them that we can do that cause I was in Oklahoma the week before.  Also, when you’re on the road be on the road and when you’re home be home.  I try to take them with me—I’m doing a cruise this summer with Sandi Patty and I’ll take them with me. They come when it makes sense. Talk a little about home. You have an office at home, how do you do that? I try to be deliberate about keeping things in my office—not the living room, the kitchen. I’m usually done by 4pm when I’m at home. I’m still trying to figure it out though, every 6 months it radically changes. I’ve heard you say one time that your kids are your kids, they’re not your content. I’m sure that applies to Jenny too, talk a little about that The older they get, the more invested they are in not being embarrassed on the Internet. They now are looking at more and suggesting stuff for me. I don’t reference my daughters’ Instagram name, a 14 year old doesn’t need to be inundated with followers. I don’t want my kids to be in ads, they’re not a prop. Your one simple thing for this week: Fight in the morning. You don’t have to have it out at 2am, find the right time to have the conversation. I think it’s the most misinterpreted verse from the Bible – thinking you have to finish every discussion before bed. Thanks for joining us for the Married People Podcast. We hope you’ll subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and leave a review – they help us make the podcast better. You can find Jon Acuff on his site, Facebook and Twitter. And check out his latest book Finish. We want to hear from you! Visit us on Facebook, Instagram or our site.

This week Stacy is joined by successful business woman, Jenny Powers. Jenny married her childhood sweetheart and then found herself filing for divorce, mainly due to issues around money.   When Jenny’s divorce attorney asked her basic questions related to her financial situation and she realized she couldn’t answer them, she decided things needed to change. Jenny is someone who has learned from her mistakes and is now happily re-married and having smart money conversations with her husband.   In this episode, Stacy and Jenny will share helpful tips on how to have the money conversation with your partner. Jenny shares her insight on all of the below questions:   Do you feel like your ex-husband had a handle on the household finances? (04:34) Do you feel that the lack of conversation about money led to your decision about the divorce? (06:29) How long did your divorce take? (08:46) How did you choose a lawyer? (11:12) How did you manage to support yourself afterwards? (12:36) What did you take away from your marriage regarding finances? (15:33) What is your strategy in your new marriage? (21:08)   Stacy Francis | W: www.francisfinancial.com P: 212-374-9008 E: Stacy@francisfinancial.com   Jenny Powers | W: http://www.running-with-heels.com/

This week Stacy is joined by successful business woman, Jenny Powers. Jenny married her childhood sweetheart and then found herself filing for divorce, mainly due to issues around money.   When Jenny’s divorce attorney asked her basic questions related to her financial situation and she realized she couldn’t answer them, she decided things needed to change. Jenny is someone who has learned from her mistakes and is now happily re-married and having smart money conversations with her husband.   In this episode, Stacy and Jenny will share helpful tips on how to have the money conversation with your partner. Jenny shares her insight on all of the below questions:   Do you feel like your ex-husband had a handle on the household finances? (04:34) Do you feel that the lack of conversation about money led to your decision about the divorce? (06:29) How long did your divorce take? (08:46) How did you choose a lawyer? (11:12) How did you manage to support yourself afterwards? (12:36) What did you take away from your marriage regarding finances? (15:33) What is your strategy in your new marriage? (21:08) Stacy Francis | W: www.francisfinancial.com P: 212-374-9008 E: Stacy@francisfinancial.com   Jenny Powers | W: http://www.running-with-heels.com/

The Mama Truth Show is especially for ambitious, soulful, women that are ready to STOP being so hard on themselves, release self-bullying and embrace their Inner Wisdom. When Jenny's 8 year old son came home announcing that he wanted to be home schooled, she was shocked. There she was: a multi-six figure coach who was in the midst of the one of her biggest launches EVER, with a big decision to make. But Jenny knows when it's time to get gutsy. Tune in to to hear the full story about homeschooling, permission, and disappointing others to be true to yourself.  Jenny also offered my tribe a great free gift called “Finding + Living Your Soul's Calling”at http://jennyfenig.com/calling And if you're ready to say YES to your visionary dreams, make sure you uncover the #1 block to your next level of success so you can  by taking my FREE quiz at www.mamatruthshow.com/bizquiz. Video: https://youtu.be/Y9G3QZ5uKWU

The 3 common challenges negative entities cause are...   Stopping your healing progress Preventing your success Interfering with your relationship with God/Source/Creator And that’s where Jenny Ngo can help. With the help of her God Healing Team, Jenny can quickly release countless of negative energies including all kinds of negative entities like dimensional or ETs.   Jenny released 100s of thousands of heart walls in ONE healing on the call! It will work for you too!               "Omg, sooooo delicious!!!! And healing I felt my heart softening and healing. I almost heard my soul song! Gertrude” "Wow... I felt a lot the energies shifting. Just before you play the mp3, I suddenly felt a lot of pressure in my forehead and strange feeling in my ears. Now the pressure is gone but I am still feeling awkward in my head (if I close my eyes, I feel like a tornado is in my head).... may I be still releasing? " "A Big whoosh in my house! Like density lifted! Thank you So much! " "Oh this was magical Thank you"     Using her own unique healing modality - Dimensional Healing - she is able to release all forms of negative energies at quantum speed.   She’ll help you remove energetic blockages, imbalances, and misalignments in addition to the negative entities in all bodies, generations, and dimensions.   Hence you receive healing of your past lives, ancestral, and future generations.   If you want the life of your dreams but don’t feel like you’re making as much progress as you’d like… then negative entities are probably holding you back.   ORDER JOY NOW!!!     Remove negative entities from your life and protect yourself in the future…     In this call, you’ll learn why: Over 97% of people & their environment are extremely prone to entity attachments (especially Light workers, healers, and young children) Most people are unaware that they are being affected by negative entities Light workers like us want to help our family members and close friends from suffering… but often feel helpless ourselves Most healers and exorcism specialists CANNOT release ALL negative entities (especially negative dimensional/ETs entities) Comprehensive and affordable tools for entity clearing and healing on oneself, loved ones, and environment on-demand are not as readily available or even accessible   ORDER JOY NOW!!!       About Jenny Thao Ngo:  Jenny Thao Ngo, RN, MSN, CNM, Transformational Energy Healer, Energy Intuitive & Entity Clearing and Healing Expert.   With the help of her God Healing Team, Jenny can quickly release countless of negative energies including all kinds of negative entities like dimensional or ETs.   Using her own unique healing modality, Dimensional Healing, she is able to release all forms of negative energies at quantum speed like energetic blockages, imbalances, and misalignments in addition to the negative entities in all bodies, generations, and dimensions hence healing of your past lives, ancestral, and future generations.   This further removes all obstacles that may be preventing you from achieving the optimal health, wealth, love and happiness that you so well deserve in this lifetime.   Jenny simultaneously embarked on her spiritual path and her energy healing work in her mid-20s. After becoming a Reiki Master, she continued working in the medical field as a Registered Nurse and a Certified Nurse Midwife for the next 12 years.   Since then, she has received training in Quantum-Touch, Emotion Code, and Body Code as well as other energy healing modalities.   During this time, she strongly felt the calling to fulfill her greater purpose of serving humanity and all life. As a result, she has evolved as a transformative energy healer in a big way, leading her to create her energy healing company Global Quantum Healing.   Her ability to connect to her God Healing Team, which is comprised of zillions of beings of pure source and light, enables her to achieve phenomenal results in her healing work, both in sessions and via her energy healing MP3s.   She has had the privilege of witnessing many healings that are nothing short of miracles. Jenny wants to spread the message that you do not have to suffer. Her favorite saying is “Anything is possible with the help from Above!       The MIRACULOUS results experienced by others:     “Saving me a trip to my chiropractor for treatment”   "I became instantly aware of the multitude of spiritual beings that you called in to assist me. I am now experiencing support more than I’ve ever had.   During the session my back problem and a very painful hip issue which had just surfaced two days prior to the call vanished completely. It wasn’t even on my list of issues to work on and it resolved completely saving me a trip to my chiropractor for treatment.   The two audio files embedded with healing energy are wonderful; soothing and healing. I’ve listened to them while working, creating a state of inward harmony that has made my work day more productive. Thank you Jenny." ~ Rev Tom Hudson PhD, Birth Rite Technology     “Shifts happening around as if a veil being removed to let the treasure out” "Jenny.., the real deal!!! As she started working on the issue I could sense shifts happening around as if a veil being removed to let the treasure out. I'm impressed with her in depth knowledge and explanation about her process. That's really amazing!!!!" ~ Aparna Vemuri, Inner Alchemy Facilitator     "Foot is completely healed,...no plates, no screws, no scars and I am able to walk, jump and run without pain" "On May 24, 2015 my foot was crushed by a large piece of machinery, 10 days after the incident my doctor informed me that he wanted to cut open my foot and install plates and screws to fuse a broken joint, this was devastating news to me, my foot was swollen and damaged enough, that is when I decided to heal myself without the surgery.   Empowered with my determination to heal myself I knew I needed some help, that is when I found Jenny and I am so thankful that I did. Jenny was just the kind of guidance and help I needed, from the first time we talked I knew I had found someone special.   Using all of the different modalities that she is trained in, Jenny was able to clear away any negative energies that might hinder my healing and using distance quantum touch was able to realign key bones in a way that I could actually feel. It felt like someone was pulling on my toe and I could sense the movement in my foot, it felt like there was a heating pad on my foot as we worked together in healing, repairing and cleansing my energy field.   Three sessions with Jenny was all it took for me and now as I sit less than four months later my foot is completely healed, I have returned to work with no plates, no screws, no scars and I am able to walk, jump and run without pain.   I am thankful every day for Jenny Ngo and her “God team” for helping me to recover so quickly and completely when I was told it wasn’t possible. Thank you Jenny for all of your help and kindness." ~ Andy Alberlan, Stafford, New York, USA     “Few minutes and fixed it… It’s a miracle” "My thumb really hurt bad and swollen all day. I took pain medicine but still not work. Jenny did some energy work for few minutes and fixed it. It has been 5 months, no more problem since.   It’s a miracle. Now I believe. Thanks Jenny!" ~ Michelle Lee, North Carolina, USA     “I was offered the job on the spot! ...Experienced the peace and calmness not possible before” "A few months ago, Jenny help me cleared out whatever stuff may be in the way of doing well on my job interview. I was becoming very unhappy with my current workplace.   I really wanted to get this job, better working conditions. I was offered the job on the spot! I was so happy.   I contacted Jenny again to help me with a few personal issues. My spouse and I were growing apart, sleeping in separate bedrooms. Fighting a lot.   Jenny worked on me clearing out a couple of spirits in me, my wife, kids, and house. I felt so much better right away. I also experienced the peace and calmness not possible before.   I got the Dimensional Healing Energy Session MP3. The next day, listened 5 or 6 times. I felt really good. It really calmed me down. Don't get angry as much, thinking very clearly. I also re-experienced the peace and calm when I listened.   I enjoyed listening to the MP3 a lot. My wife and I are doing so much better. Thank you so much Jenny!" ~ S. T., Raleigh, North Carolina, USA     “Spent ~$1,000 for driving lessons...This time I passed the driving test” "I have been living in the USA now for 9 years, but have been afraid drive a car. I went 2 times but did not passed the driving test and spent ~$1,000 for driving lessons.   Jenny told me to pray and ask for help, and she will further help me with her energy healing regarding this situation. This time I passed the driving test.   It has been 2 weeks since I passed my driver’s license test and I haven’t been driving even with my husband sitting next to me in the car. I feel so nervous and fearful, feel can’t drive off the exit onto the highway.   I came to Jenny for help again. Jenny told me to pray as she worked on me. This was late Tuesday night, on Wednesday morning I felt confident and has been driving to work onto the highway ever since without fear. I feel so happy.   Also several months earlier, Jenny helped with my heel pain. Since then, my heel felt a lot better, rarely any pain now compared to before on a daily basis. Jenny is very kind. Thank you Jenny and God above!" ~ Lisa Duong, North Carolina, USA     “Going to the emergency room 2 times/week for several months… Have not been having any fever or seizures for 4 months straight.” "Jenny’s energy healing work has helped my family a lot. Both of my twins ~3-4 yrs old, was having very frequent high fevers. My girl twin frequently have seizures when her fever gets really high, going to the emergency room 2 times/week for several months in a row. Makes me very worry to death.   Since Jenny worked on my kids, they have not been having any fever or seizures for 4 months straight.   Several months back, I regularly have a hard time sleeping, frequently have migraines, severe back pain, and shoulder pain and numbness everyday.   After Jenny worked on me, I sleep very well- “knocked out”, rarely I have headache, back pain, and shoulder pain. Thank you so much Jenny! " ~ Dawn P, Charlotte, North Carolina, USA     “I have no fears, no anxiety. I see nothing.” "One month ago I was feeling really down and was in pain, wrist flaring up again. In just a few minutes it was gone.   The pain has not come back since. I since also come to realized Obedience and Trust plays a very large part of our recovery. Ms. Jennie has helped me to realize that I can and will overcome and has overcome.   Now, I have no fears, no anxiety. I see nothing. I am getting a good night sleep. I was seeing real people in me day and night. I used to believe that I was crazy so did the doctors and family.   Since Jennie healing work these things have vanished. I feel so much better in my body, soul, and mind" ~ Margaret M., Mooresville, NC USA     “I was not aware that I was carrying around so many spirits.” "Jenny Ngo, has identified many dark entities and spirits and is closely working to dissipate them from my auric field. The most interesting aspect of this team work was that I was not aware that I was carrying around so many spirits.   From time to time, I would see spirits, though mostly around other people and in other situations. 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Lydia Davis: "New Year's Resolution" Retro Movie Review: Beat Girl Paul, a divorced architect, marries Nichole, a woman from Paris. His teen daughter Jenny has fallen in with the English beatnik scene and likes to hang out in cave-like clubs to listen to jazz and rudimentary rock'n'roll. Jenny takes an immediate dislike to her mother-in-law, who is not that much older than she, and goes out of her way to make life miserable for Nichole. When Jenny discovers that Nichole is a friend of one of the strippers from the dance hall across the street, she investigates and uses Nichole's sordid past to embarrass her father. Meanwhile Jenny attracts the lecherous eye of Kenny, the owner of the dance hall. Music from the Beat Girl Soundtrack Magik Markers: "Tastes" High Places: "New Grace" The Black Lips: "Veni Vedi Veci (Diplo Remix)" "Sindy Meets The Dolly Beats" Michael Brown: "Rockin' With The Mods" Edd "Kookie" Byrnes "Long Song While Dancing" Gillian Hills: "Tomorrow Is Another Day" Atlas Sound: "Requiem For All The Lonely Teenagers With Passed Out Moms" Subscribe to my YouTube channel: transpondency Subscribe to transpondency.blip.tv email: suburban@transpondency.com myspace: transpondency