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The JSA faces down The Shade and Mikey gets the Thunderbolt as we recap DC's Stargirl "Summer School: Chapter Three." While Courtney tries to find out more information about The Shade's intentions towards Blue Valley, Mikey is busy trying to harness the all powerful trickster genie, the Thunderbolt. Everything goes very smoothly and the good guys win. Just kidding. SUBSCRIBE TO STARGUYS: A STARGIRL PODCAST ON ITUNES, ANDROID, STITCHER, SPOTIFY OR RSS. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER, INSTAGRAM AND FACEBOOK. SUPPORT OUR SHOWS ON PATREON. Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/comicbookclub See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I'm so excited to share a conversation I had with Courtney Florey of Declutter & Dwell with you today. Courtney is the creator and owner of Declutter & Dwell. She helps overwhelmed moms declutter their lives and trade the constant cycle of cleaning up for a life of purpose, fulfillment, and simplicity. I wanted to bring Courtney on because there is a lot of similarities with the ways we approach food and how we approach our home (and really every other area of our lives). While Courtney gives very practical tips for where to start when you want to declutter, she also empowers women to embrace imperfection in their homes and give themselves grace. I can't wait for you to listen! This podcast is for the high-achieving woman, that's you!, wanting to find balance and calm around food and in other areas of her life. Don't worry, balance here isn't about juggling a million balls in the air all at once… and doing it perfectly. It's about slowing down enough to listen to your own body, trusting your voice, and finding what healthy means for you. If you're ready for this new kind of balance, one where you feel calm around food and confident in yourself, then you're in the right place! Subscribe for encouragement in how to feel your best self every week!    Episode website   Connect with Courtney on Instagram @declutteranddwell Download The Simple Life Starter Kit Join The Simplicity Society Join The Nourish Lab HERE. You can also find me at victoria-yates.com & on Instagram @nondiet_rn

While Courtney and Blair are still take a little hiatus, enjoy this behind the scenes look of their shenanigans!

Today on Courtney Beyond the Cake, I’m welcoming my friend and beauty guru, Courtney Anderson, CEO to five Spa Trouvé locations here in Utah. In 2011, Courtney discovered her passion for the beauty industry when she started working as a manager for a local spa. While Courtney was falling head over heals for her job, the company was unknowingly about to go out of business. But, by the time she found out about the companies financial woes, she had already fallen in love with the work and was determined to save it. Nine years later, Courtney is the CEO of five Spa Trouvé locations and has evaluated Spa Trouvé to one of the premiere medical spas in Utah.Today, we’re talking about how Courtney turned a failing company into a success story, as well as her thoughts about how the beauty industry has changed over the years, how it’s changed our perceptions of self love and self care, her must have skincare services and products, and the one product she says no woman should live without.

Coming into business, Courtney knew that she wasn't going to have it all figured out in the beginning. However, having a strong support system and not being afraid to ask questions propelled her into a smooth and successful launch of DRIPD Collection Beauty. From the moment her friends at North Carolina Central University knew of Courtney wanting to get into the beauty industry, they immediately offered their help in any capacity she needed. While Courtney was never a big makeup person, she loved the idea of a quick beauty routine that allowed her to highlight her natural beauty in the process. This holds true in the products she offers from lip glosses to personalized boxes designed to cater to each customer. But how has Courtney been able to manage being a business owner and elementary school teacher all in the midst of a pandemic? Tune in to episode 32 as Courtney discusses her experiences this year, how she plans on making the ladies as cozy as possible, gives a shoutout to those who have played an integral role along the journey and much more! For more information on DRIP Collection Beauty and to stay up to date on all products and new releases: Instagram: @dripdcollection ; @theecourtb_ Website: www.dripdcollection.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this episode of The Internship Show, we speak with Katelyn Amidon and Courtney Chacon from Lyft. Katelyn is currently a University Recruiting Manager of Early Talent Programs at Lyft, leading their early career recruitment for their Rideshare, Transit, Bikes & Scooters organizations. She has been at Lyft for three years, and prior to that worked in recruiting for a small startup in San Francisco.She has a passion for moving the needle for I&D practices in recruiting strategies and giving students information and access to opportunities in the growing tech industry. While Courtney is the Program Manager on the Early Talent Programs Team at Lyft. She has been with Lyft for 3 years now and oversees the Internship Program Experience. They shared what they look for in an ideal candidate, why students like interning at Lyft and the different types or roles they hire students for. This episode was brought to you by Scholars. Scholars amplifies top employer brands to an audience of diverse students from across the country through curated podcasts, blogs, newsletters and more. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Subscribe on Spotify Subscribe on Google Podcasts Listen to past episodes here! Want to be a guest on the show? Click here to contact Parker about why you should be featured on The Internship Show!

To watch the video version of this interview, please click here. Courtney Monsma is an actor, singer and dancer from Queensland, Australia. Most recently Courtney performed in the Australasian tour of Disney’s Aladdin, and also appeared in the Australian tour of MAMMA MIA! understudying the role of Sophie. During her years of training, Courtney played Charity in Sweet Charity, Carmen in The Life; toured with the production of I Love You, You’re Perfect Now Change, and in her final year played Maria in West Side Story. She appeared in Opera Queensland’s Kiss Me Kate and was a 2018 finalist for the prestigious Rob Guest Endowment Award. Courtney is currently playing Katherine Howard as part of the original Australian cast of SIX the Musical. While Courtney was born in Adelaide, Australia, she relocated to Queensland when she was fairly young, and currently resides there. Courtney started as a dancer at a young age, and after seeing her sister perform in a community theater production when she was 8 years old, she quickly followed suit. This is also when she discovered singing, and finally felt, ‘ah yea, this is for me” - she knew this was what she wanted to do with her life. “There’s nothing that compares to the feeling I get when I sing,” she told us. Courtney quickly became involved with the community theater scene, and upon graduating from high school sought a way to hone her skills and pursue performing as a career. She found herself at Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University and graduated with a Bachelor of Musical Theatre. Portraying Katherine Howard in SIX the Musical is not for the faint of heart, and Courtney reflected on how much she’s grown and learned throughout a journey that's included auditions, rehearsals, and performances. She shares how Howard taught her about getting rid of the white noise in her head, and that there is no time for feeling down on yourself because it only holds you back. Throughout auditions and rehearsals the queens were instructed to never do anything that wasn’t authentic to themselves as individuals. As a result, she has also gained a lot of confidence - confidence that will carry her into her next starring role as Anna in the Australian tour of Frozen. Courtney shares that if it hadn’t been for SIX, she doesn’t think she’d be ready for Frozen. “SIX taught me so much about myself”, she says, both personally and as a performer.  In this episode, we talk about:  Realizing at a young age that performing was what she wanted to do with her life Starting SIX and being in a room full of performers she’d always admired from afar Her reality living with anxiety as a actor Her love for NYC, and being there the week SIX was supposed to open  The new sort of pressure she feels as she prepares for Anna in Frozen The time she was able to spend chatting with Patti Murin (Frozen on Broadway’s Anna)  Connect with Courtney: IG: @courtneymonsma Connect with The Theatre Podcast: Support us on Patreon: Patreon.com/TheTheatrePodcast Twitter & Instagram: @theatre_podcast Facebook.com/OfficialTheatrePodcast TheTheatrePodcast.com Alan's personal Instagram: @alanseales Email me at feedback@thetheatrepodcast.com. I want to know what you think. A very special thanks to our patrons who help make this podcast possible! Cheryl Hodges-Selden, Paul Seales, David Seales If you would like to see your name in this show notes or get a shout out on the pod itself, visit ttp.fm/patreon to become a member and show your support!

In the aftermath of Courtney’s first battle with Brainwave, it’s Pat to the rescue as our DC’s Stargirl podcast recaps “S.T.R.I.P.E.” While Courtney wants to take the bad guys head on, we meet Pat’s robot suit, and find out it’s not totally functional. More members of the Injustice Society get introduced, Barbara starts her new […] The post Starguys: “S.T.R.I.P.E.” appeared first on Comic Book Club.

Niecy and Courtney relive things they did as kids and all the things that shaped them as adults. While Courtney was eating things from the outside, Niecy played games in the dark with no friends. Courtney also brings up memes that she doesn't quite understand. You can sponsor them and email them your own childhood memories to receive a special shout out and itsblackandwhite2.0@gmail.com.  Music by bensound.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/itsblackandwhite/support

On this week’s installment of Central Missouri Alumni Stories, Cory Bittner had a very special guest. He talked with Courtney Goddard, V.P. of Advancement and External Engagement Executive Director, UCM Alumni Foundation. While Courtney completed her undergraduate studies at Florida State University, she attended Law School at Mizzou and was a practicing attorney for many years before switching career paths. Her & Cory talk about her recent promotion & the role that she plays working for the Foundation. Tune into this week’s episode for an update from Courtney about the UCM Alumni Foundation & all the exciting activity on the horizon for UCM Alumni. She shares why now is a fantastic time to be an Alum, and why it’s the perfect time to re-engage with your Alma Mater.

On this episode, we talk about our individual journeys in the corporate world and entrepreneurship. Jasmine gives insight on how to be a successful serial entrepreneur. While Courtney gives her tips on how she balances her corporate job and her new business ventures. Don’t miss this one!

On this episode of Teaching Change, Courtney and Jerrid discuss the importance of self-care. This is a buzzword that has been bandied about lately because it is vitally important to check in with yourself to make sure everything is okay. By self-care, the Teaching Change hosts are referring to taking the time to nurture your well-being both mentally and physically to ensure you are being mindful of your own needs. People in the social entrepreneurship field are driven by their passions to improve the lives of others and their communities. So much so, that they may not pause to do a self-assessment of what they need to function at the most optimal levels. This could lead to burnout.While Courtney has never ventured into social entrepreneurship, she had her own bout of burnout as a middle school Language Arts teacher. Her downfall was that her unique circumstances did not allow for adequate downtime in which she could rejuvenate her mind and spirit and gear up for the next day. As a public school teacher, Courtney felt like her work followed her everywhere and thus she was constantly on the clock. Whether it was grading papers, preparing lesson plans, or classroom management, her teacher responsibilities took over her identity until there was room for little else. Thus, she burned out after only two years.Your career choice and workplace can greatly affect opportunities for self-care. Jerrid recounts a work environment where employees felt they needed to work long hours in order to demonstrate their value to the employer. This did not quite mesh with how Jerrid wanted to live his life as a dedicated father, husband, and family man. He made the difficult decision to quit, which carried its own pressures so he could lead the type of life he’d envisioned for himself. This turned out to be a great decision on his part. It was, after all, one of the roads that led him to Valencia where he feels very fortunate to have landed. At his current place of employment, Jerrid has the freedom to explore his varied interest and still maintain a healthy work-life balance.The show concludes with Jerrid’s account of a friend who suffered years of unfulfillment at the job before he’d finally had enough. Although the friend was making a six-figure salary, the company’s culture and mission were not aligned with what he needed to be motivated in the work. Twenty years later the friend finally resigned from the position and began working for a nonprofit that fits better with his purpose. Although Jerrid acknowledges the friend probably took a sizable pay cut, the purging of a toxic work environment and philosophy more than made up for the difference.Would you be willing to make that decision? Questions such as this one are important to consider as we continue the conversation. Difficult decisions and sacrifices may have to be made in the name of self-care. For if we don’t take care of ourselves first, we won’t be of any use to those we aspire to help.

If you google “clash between AFL player and umpire” it’s likely you will find footage of this episode's guest, Dr Courtney Lai. An AFL goal umpire for 61 matches, in 2013 he was sidelined for 18 months with a horrific knee injury following an on-field incident with Western Bulldogs player Liam Picken.While Courtney eventually returned to umpiring, his time in rehab sparked an interest in orthopaedics. Already a practising doctor, in 2017 he hung up his flags to take up a PHD at La Trobe focussed on ACL injuries in elite AFL players.He took some time out from his studies to fill us in on the secret world of AFL umpires and to indulge Sarah's morbid interest in knee injuries.Our artwork was designed by Steph Hughes, and our theme song is 'Here if You Need' by Wet Lips. Get in touch with us:Twitter @fangrrrlspodInstagram @fangrrrlspodFacebook @ fangrrrlsEmail fangrrrlspodcast@gmail.comLeave a review to prove you love us!

On today’s Finding Brave, Courtney Carver shares how she realized she needed to make huge changes to her high-stress life after a devastating diagnosis in 2006. Through her process of simplifying, decluttering and letting go, she was able to reverse her debilitating symptoms of multiple sclerosis and dramatically improve her life, work and relationships in truly amazing ways. And she teaches us how we can do the same. The founder of bemorewithless.com and of the minimalist fashion challenge Project 333, Courtney is the author of the riveting new book Soulful Simplicity: How Living With Less Can Lead To So Much More, recently published by Penguin Random House. In our interview, she reveals the power of simplicity to improve our health, build more meaningful relationships, and relieve stress in ways that will transform how you live, love and work. While Courtney has been able to bring about big transformations, she explains how BIG change is actually the result of many, consistent micro steps, and they all count. Simplicity is more than just clean countertops and organized bookshelves; it’s the way back to love. Most importantly, after listening to today’s show, you’ll see how taking care of yourself in mindful, loving and fully present ways is the most unselfish thing you can do. To learn more about today's guest, visit https://bemorewithless.com/  

This week, our friend Taylor joins Courtney in telling the story of two 20th century dictators. Taylor portrays the rise and fall of Pinochet in Chile. While Courtney's dictator of choice of Spain's Franco and his slow rise to power. We address the some misconceptions and learn new things about these well know rulers.  This episode contains mature subject matter & strong language, so as always, listen at your own discretion EPISODE SOURCES EPISODE IMAGES   Logo Design: By Madison Rumschik IG: @madisontriestoart              Twitter: @m_rumschik Sound Effects & Intro Music:  https://www.zapsplat.com FOLLOW US ON: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DomesticPodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/DomesticPodcast Instagram: @thecultofdomesticity Email us at domesticpodcast@gmail.com Merch: https://www.threadless.com/@domesticpodcast/shopdesigns Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/domesticpodcast

Before entering the financial planning industry, Courtney worked in City government for the duration of her career in Human Resources. Courtney has been in the financial industry since 2012 and joined the Troxell Financial team in 2016 in which she creates, maintains and enhances the ongoing operations and project management within the firm as well as serving her individual clients. She is devoted to helping her clients and the Troxell Financial team, envision their goals and develop a plan and process to pursue them. Courtney specializes in financial planning for women and special needs planning. Courtney is married and lives in Springfield, IL with her husband Mike and two children Lillian and Bennett. While Courtney is not working with clients and spending time with her family, she enjoys exercising, reading, volunteering with United Cerebral Palsy and most of all, the outdoors, especially by the water. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Customer experience processes that can foster better relationships How to grow a business through referrals without spending too much on marketing Standing out from the pack but focusing on service and finding your niche Using the most robust CRM system possible to grow your business Managing massive systems through technological automation Coordinating data entry and analytics across your operations divisions Empowering client-facing team members with the most comprehensive systems Focusing your time well and working to staff strengths Using good systems to enhance client relationships Ways to contact Courtney: Email: courtney.babiak@troxellfinancial.com Website: www.troxellfinancial.com LinkedIn: Courtney Babiak A transcript of this episode is available here: systemexecution.com/how-to-improve-customer-experience-process

It's All Been Done Radio Hour #65  The Scary Dead #7 "Worlds Collide”   While Courtney gets close to Zak, Coco discovers something about his new group.       A comedy radio show originally performed September 3, 2016 at MadLab theatre in Columbus, OH.     Starring Chase McCants as Coco   Katie Boissoneault as Courtney  With  Nick Arganbright as Zak  Ryan Yohe as Spencer  Seamus Talty as Randy  Dallas Ray as Jon  Keith Jackson as The Senator  Samantha Stark as Casey  Shannon Watts as Meredith  Kristin Green as Karyn  Nathan Haley as Steven  Joe Morales as Joey     Narrated by Chris Allen   Foley Artist Seamus Talty   Music by Nathan Haley and Jerome Wetzel   Written by Jerome Wetzel      We are a proud member of Circle270Media   Visit our website itsallbeendoneradiohour.com   Follow us on social media @IABDPresents   When you post about us, hashtag #IABD   We are part of the IABD Presents network, found at iabdpresents.com

Courtney Sage is my first guest in my new Millennial Series!  I am excited to bring to you this series of interviews with millennial age women, who I am finding to be enlightened young women! They embody the spirit and depth of the awakened female fearlessly and are ushering in a new movement of feminine change-makers to the world! While Courtney may be a licensed massage therapist, a lifestyle coach and owner of Birch and Basil Wellness - She is also a Mom of 2 children and self identifies as a rebellious spirit! She encourages her clients to write their own rules! As always this truth seeker shares her story about her early trials and how that lead to her own awakening as a young Mom. Tune in to hear her sage advice to Younger Women yet it's universal appeal is ageless! You will learn to lean into your bliss, embrace your awakening and let go of what you "should" be. Listen Here!