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Today's episode is an important one in the field of parental mental health. Unfortunately, fathers are often overlooked in many aspects of parenthood and family dynamics. To build strong families, we need to involve all parents in the path to parenthood and in providing family-supporting resources. Join us to learn more! Jane Honikman, M.S. co-founded Postpartum Education for Parents (PEP), co-founded the Postpartum Action Institute, and founded Postpartum Support International (PSI). Jane is the author of several parenting support books: Community Support for New Families; I'm Listening: A Guide to Supporting Postpartum Families; My Diary: A Postpartum Journey from Pain to Purpose; Postpartum Action Manual: How to Provide Comfort, Encouragement, and Guidance to New Families; and Parental Mental Health: Factoring in Fathers. She was born and raised in Palo Alto, California, and has lived in Santa Barbara since 1970. She and her husband have three adult married children, eight grandchildren, and a cat. Show Highlights: How Jane looked to her mother as a role model but didn't follow conventional social rules as she became an adult How fantasies about life can set you up for failure and disaster Why Jane was involved in the movement to make mothers and fathers equal partners in parenthood in the 70s How family mental illness and her personal trauma pushed Jane into her work with parental mental health The flip in inequity with what we've done to men and their feelings What we should change regarding fathers How Jane partnered with Dan Singley to write Factoring in Fathers Why men today struggle to identify role models in manhood and parenthood How postpartum mental illness affects men in different forms than women How pediatricians can do more in parental mental health with the whole family Available resources for fathers How mental health clinicians can do better in their work with families Why the postpartum period never really comes to an end  Resources: Instagram: (@parental_health)  Twitter: Parental_Health Factoring In Fathers Jane's books: Community Support for New Families I'm Listening: A Guide to Supporting Postpartum Families My Diary: A Postpartum Journey from Pain to Purpose Postpartum Action Manual: How to Provide Comfort, Encouragement, and Guidance to New Families Parental Mental Health: Factoring in Fathers by Jane Honikman and Daniel Singley

This week's episode of Good Girls Get Rich is brought to you by Uplevel Media CEO and LinkedIn expert, Karen Yankovich. In this episode, guest Jane Tabachnick and Karen discuss how LinkedIn and public relations work together. Jane Tabachnick is an award-winning digital public relations and marketing strategist and mentor. She is also the founder of Simply Good Press, a book publishing firm. She brings 15 years of experience working with changemakers to help them create greater visibility and buzz which helps them easily attract and close more of their ideal customers. #GoodGirlsGetRich We want to hear your thoughts on this episode! Leave us a message on Speakpipe or email us at info@karenyankovich.com.   About the Episode: LinkedIn is an important networking and marketing tool. What might not be quite as apparent is that it's also an important public relations tool. Jane Tabachnick encourages her clients to use LinkedIn for PR reasons. LinkedIn is the perfect tool to connect with others, help promote them, and show the world who you and your company are. Want to learn how Jane directs her clients to gain valuable PR and grow their businesses using LinkedIn? Listen to this episode to find out!   Episode Spotlights: Where to find everything for this week's episode: karenyankovich.com/165 Introducing this episode's guest, Jane Tabachnick (1:41) Jane's journey (3:09) Why Jane uses LinkedIn with her clients (10:43) The simple process is effective (14:19) What to do on LinkedIn (15:37) How this PR helps grow your business (17:00) How to capture that audience (18:38) Focus on the value you bring (20:30) What's next for Jane (25:34)   Resources Mentioned In This Episode: Where you can find Jane Tabachnick Website LinkedIn Twitter Facebook Sign up for the She's LinkedUp Masterclass Join my free Facebook Group if you have any questions about today's episode   Help Us Spread The Word! It would be awesome if you shared the Good Girls Get Rich Podcast with your fellow entrepreneurs on Twitter. Click here to tweet some love! If this episode has taught you just one thing, I would love if you could head on over to Apple Podcasts and SUBSCRIBE TO THE SHOW! And if you're moved to, kindly leave us a rating and review. Maybe you'll get a shout out on the show!   Ways to Subscribe to Good Girls Get Rich: Click here to subscribe viaApple Podcasts Click here to subscribe viaPlayerFM You can also subscribe viaStitcher Good Girls Get Rich is also onSpotify Take a listen on Podcast Addict

In today's special episode of the 6-Figure Breakthrough series, Jane von Klee shares how her business took a shift when she decided to change her course topic.  Jane signed up for SOMBA Kickstart two years ago, thinking she wanted to offer a copy writing course. But after surveying her clients, she found out that they were much more interested in SEO.  In this episode, Jane shares how she got over her limiting belief of not being expert enough, how she structured her business with two complimenting courses and now has regular 5-figure launches, and why she participated in Kickstart twice.  In this Episode of The Sigrun Show: How Jane started out with her online business (2:22) Why Jane signed up for SOMBA Kickstart (3:08) How Jane changed her course idea and the direction of her business (5:17)  Jane's experience in Kickstart and why she joined the program twice (12:12)  How Jane is running her business with two courses today (14:18) Like Jane, you can make massive progress in your online business…  … with Online Business Summer School!  It's the best and biggest FREE program I've ever done, and there's still time for you to sign up.  Sign up for Online Business Summer School now.

On this episode, we discuss: - Why Jane worked in the US Department of State's Bureau of Counterterrorism - How she created To The Market, a company that connects business and consumers with ethically made products from around the world - Her book: Buy the Change You Want to See - Dealing with rejection - What fuels her growth Please enjoy this interview with the incredible Jane Mosbacher Morris. Thanks, Yinh! Thanks and enjoy the Thanksgiving holiday week!

Tibetan teacher Mingyur Rinpoche said, “The only difference between meditation and ordinary social interaction is that the friend you’re gradually coming to know is yourself.” If you’ve ever practiced meditation, you’ll know this to be true.  Conversely, if you’ve never tried meditation, you might be thinking it sounds too difficult or too abstract. I can relate to this, because the first time I tried meditation, I had to suspend disbelief. But this simple practice brought me awareness, consciousness, and ultimately led to my passion for helping others. And I owe it all to today’s guest, Jane Wambui Kaberere. Jane is the most requested guest on the Model Health Show, my biggest inspiration, and she also happens to be my mother-in-law. She is the epitome of overcoming obstacles in order to make a positive impact on others. Her story encompasses all levels of health and wellness, including nutrition, mindfulness, and self-care. Learning from Jane has truly been one of the biggest gifts in my life, and I’m so grateful to be able to share that experience with you today.   In this episode you’ll discover: What Jane’s culture taught her about the role of women.  How Jane’s mother motivated her to strive for more and defy traditional gender roles.  A thought that inspired Jane to uncover real happiness.  The power of asking questions and having the audacity to experiment.  What inspired Jane to pursue an education.  The extents that she went to in order to learn and grow.  How meditation can help you overcome your fears.  Why meditation is like driving a car.  The story behind how meditation led to the creation of the Model Health Show. How meditation can teach you compassion and connection. The different types of mediation that Jane has experimented with. Why Jane loves to teach meditation.  How emotional pain can manifest into physical symptoms.  Jane’s inspiration for learning more about nutrition.  How the naming system works in Kenya.  The power of practicing self-care and self-love.  Why accepting support from those around you can be so powerful.  Items mentioned in this episode include:  Thrivemarket.com/modelhealth ⇐ 25% off your entire 1st order + free shipping! Foursigmatic.com/model ⇐ Get 15% off your daily health elixirs and coffee! * Download The Transcript Thank you so much for checking out this episode of The Model Health Show. If you haven’t done so already, please take a minute and leave a quick rating and review of the show on Apple Podcasts by clicking on the link below. It will help us to keep delivering life-changing information for you every week! Click Here to Subscribe via Apple Podcasts Click Here to Subscribe via Stitcher Click here to Subscribe via Spotify  Click here to Subscribe via Soundcloud

Today we have a Jane Bennett on the show all the way from the land down under. Jane is author of the book, ‘The Pill: Are You Sure It’s For You?’ which took the world by storm as it dug deep into the science behind why the pill could be the reason many women are suffering with their health.  Jane originally trained in Social Work (Monash University, 1981) and Clinical Hypnotherapy (Australian College of Clinical Hypnotherapy, 1987) and now works as a researcher, writer, counsellor and educator. She has been a member of the Natural Fertility Management Pty Ltd team since 1990 and has organised and co-taught training seminars from 1993 onwards and she offers ongoing support for health professionals wishing to use the NFM methods in their practice.  She also designed and wrote The Natural Fertility Management Conception Kit and The Natural Fertility Management Contraception Kit with the founder of Natural Fertility Management and best-selling author, Francesca Naish. These kits were published in 2004 and represent ‘state of the art’ knowledge and method in fertility awareness, offering highly effective natural contraception and optimum conception that is easy to learn and use.  So to say she is qualified to speak on this topic is an understatement. In the episode we discuss: Why Jane wrote the book How the pill can negatively effect and impact the female body How the pill could be linked to increased death rates of women between the ages of 35-44 What the pill does to the female body The positives of the pill vs the negatives How taking the pill can decrease your libido Why taking the pill has been shown you may marry the wrong man Other natural options you can use instead of the pill and much, much more This was another fantastic conversation that I know you guys will get a lot of great information you can use from this. We will be getting Jane back on the show to discuss her new book ‘About Bloody Time; The Menstrual Revolution We Have To Have’’ in the near future too. In the meantime you can find Jane here: http://janebennett.com.au Enjoy the show and don’t forget to share it with your friends and family, as well as writing a comment, or a review on iTunes. To Your Health & Happiness Ryan

Today we have a Jane Bennett on the show all the way from the land down under. Jane is author of the book, ‘The Pill: Are You Sure It’s For You?’ which took the world by storm as it dug deep into the science behind why the pill could be the reason many women are suffering with their health.  Jane originally trained in Social Work (Monash University, 1981) and Clinical Hypnotherapy (Australian College of Clinical Hypnotherapy, 1987) and now works as a researcher, writer, counsellor and educator. She has been a member of the Natural Fertility Management Pty Ltd team since 1990 and has organised and co-taught training seminars from 1993 onwards and she offers ongoing support for health professionals wishing to use the NFM methods in their practice.  She also designed and wrote The Natural Fertility Management Conception Kit and The Natural Fertility Management Contraception Kit with the founder of Natural Fertility Management and best-selling author, Francesca Naish. These kits were published in 2004 and represent ‘state of the art’ knowledge and method in fertility awareness, offering highly effective natural contraception and optimum conception that is easy to learn and use.  So to say she is qualified to speak on this topic is an understatement. In the episode we discuss: Why Jane wrote the book How the pill can negatively effect and impact the female body How the pill could be linked to increased death rates of women between the ages of 35-44 What the pill does to the female body The positives of the pill vs the negatives How taking the pill can decrease your libido Why taking the pill has been shown you may marry the wrong man Other natural options you can use instead of the pill and much, much more This was another fantastic conversation that I know you guys will get a lot of great information you can use from this. We will be getting Jane back on the show to discuss her new book ‘About Bloody Time; The Menstrual Revolution We Have To Have’’ in the near future too. In the meantime you can find Jane here: http://janebennett.com.au Enjoy the show and don’t forget to share it with your friends and family, as well as writing a comment, or a review on iTunes. To Your Health & Happiness Ryan

Jane Lu left her career in corporate finance to start her second startup Showpo. Showpo has never received funding, it makes over 30M per year, has over 2.9M followers across Instagram & Facebook and was named online retailer of the year.   In this Ace the Gram podcast episode, Jane gives us the inside secrets on her Showpo journey and how she grew it to where it is today. Jane also shares her best Instagram and social media tips. Show Notes: [2.45] How and why did Jane start Showpo [3.50] Jane’s first business and why it didn’t work [4.25] The role of Instagram in Showpo [6.07] How Jane initially grew the Showpo account [7.00] Jane’s Instagram tips for fashion brands [8.13] Why you don’t need a fancy camera to have a successful Instagram [8.44] Why Jane’s personal Instagram account is called @thelazyceo [9.50] Why Jane thinks Showpo has grown so fast [11.33] Why raving to Skrillex in Miami was a pivotal moment in Showpo’s growth [12.19] What role Jane now plays in Showpo and how she balances the social media [13.15] Why Showpo started their Youtube channel and the platforms they use for marketing [16:00] Why social media is so important in advertising and building trust [17.32] Why Jane started her personal brand and the pros and cons of having a strong personal brand [20.00] Jane’s FB Group “Like Minded Bit*ches Drinking Wine [20.40] Why Jane decided to do a public apology for Showpo [22.30] How you can be authentic on social media as a business [23.45] What’s next for Showpo [25.50] Where Jane gets her inspiration [26.48] How Jane gets her inspiration [27.02] Jane’s advice for a small biz/influencer for using Instagram For more on Jane check out: @thelazyceo, @showpo For more on hosts Tash & Viv check out: @tastefullytash @vivconway_

From a young age Drew’s guest, Jane Barlow was studying and consuming natural plants and herbal remedies. Her father was a Botanist who shared his passion for plants with all of his 14 children. Sixteen years ago Jane and her family once again took up the family business, Barlow Herbal and re-introduced her father’s potent remedies with the world. During today’s conversation, Jane shares herbs that can prevent viruses and bacteria, the resources that changed her nutritional habits, and how she makes the most of herbal supplements.   If you like this podcast subscribe & review it on iTunes | Stitcher.   Key Takeaways:   [6:10] Jane inherited her love of herbal medicines from her father. [13:29] The books that turned Jane's approach to fitness around. [19:39] Bringing Barlow Herbal back to life. [24:31] Desert Parsley or Lomatium is a strong antimicrobial. [33:04] Herbs that have beneficial properties. [46:13] Learn more through Barlow Herbal’s online herbal course. [47:44] Why Jane does what she does.   Sponsors: Complete Wellness Supplements — Shop for Drew’s Hand-formulated Powdered Greens, Probiotics, and MCT Oil Powder Dry Farm Wines — Use this link for a bottle of wine for $.01 with any order Dollar Workout Club   Mentioned in This Episode: Barlow Herbal @BarlowHerbal on Instagram Barlow Herbal Specialities on Facebook Barlow Herbal on Youtube Fats that Heal, Fats that Kill: The Complete Guide to Fats, Oils, Cholesterol and Human Health, by Udo Erasmus Fit2Fat2Fit Fit2Fat2Fit on Youtube Fit2Fat2Fit on A&E Fit2Fat2Fit on Facebook Fit2Fat2Fit Book Drew on Social Media: @fit2fat2fit Email Drew: Drew@fit2fat2fit.com

Jane Mosbacher Morris is the Founder and CEO of TO THE MARKET, a socially-inspired business connecting ethical producers around the world with consumers and businesses seeking to make a social impact. TO THE MARKET works with large corporations such as Macy's, Levi's, Capital One, UBS, Experian, General Mills, and many more. Her written work has been published on platforms ranging from the National Defense University to Refinery29.com. She is the author of the forthcoming book, “Buy the Change You Want to See: Harnessing Your Purchasing Power for Good”. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why Jane’s vision was changing the way businesses identify and source product How farm to table allows people to better connect with the supply chain of food Why fashion and product are headed towards the same model as farm to table How we can all make change in the world by harnessing our purchasing power How your brand can be congruent with what it is you value and care about Why Boomerang for Gmail is a valuable tool for email management Why persistence when starting and running a business is a critical skill to master Why Jane wrote her forthcoming book “Buy the Change You Want to See” What the term “Buycott” means and how it relates to consumer purchasing power The importance of making a change in the world by choosing to spend money with social impact businesses Ways to contact Jane: Website: www.tothemarketcustom.com Website: www.tothemarket.com Book: “Buy the Change You Want to See: Harnessing Your Purchasing Power for Good”  

Why one woman set out to have intentional conversations with seemingly random acquaintances - "glistening particles" - and how those interactions are now forever changing lives through what some might call the ripple effect. Exploring the power of curiosity, authentic connection, and soul purpose with Jane Ellen. In this podversation: Why Jane chose to start having conversations with random acquaintances Are we all just waiting for someone to grant us an opportunity to share our story? The significance of glistening particles A few of Jane's encounters and why she hopes people will just follow their inclinations The best experiences in life come when we're being 100% authentic Living your life as a prayer or your soul work The Universe doesn't care how you use your gifts but rather that you do! How her podcast is changing the world The power of following your curiosity Six degrees of separation/ the ripple effect/ synchronicity How to keep social media helpful and not harmful; it's all about connection Learning to see every person you meet as an extension of yourself Connect with Jane further: Podcast: https://glisteningparticles.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/glisteningparticles Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Glistening-Particles-1779181979022291 Twitter: https://twitter.com/GlisteningParts

Dr. Jane Thomason is the CEO of Abt Associates-Australia but many listeners will know her better for her relentless pursuit Janes. Jane has ridden a wave of success establishing JTA International in 1999 and later merging into Abt Associates while never losing her passion for wanting to improve the lives in under developed nations including Indonesia, Papua New Guinea and Mongolia. It can be a case of ‘catch her while you can’ while Jane jet-sets around the world but the importance of family in her life is unmoving and a key reason why she can honestly say she has a fulfilling life. In this episode we delve into: Working out what’s important in life Balancing the duties of being a CEO and having passion projects Blockchain in developing countries Why Jane doesn't need any hobbies – her life is her hobby. Jane lives a life that is as colourful as her daily repertoire of delightful outfits and truly stands out as the flamingo in a flock of pigeons! 

Do you ever feel judged by others because you’ve not had a child? Not surprisingly, many women feel this judgment of “assumptions” behind the choices or circumstances that have determined their situation. One woman decided to take on those judgmental scenarios, so she did something about it. She wrote a novel which explores many of the situations that women find themselves in with family, friends and colleagues. I was really interested to read this book as whilst there are many non-fiction works about the topic, it's not the norm to find many novels. My guest today is Jane Doucet, a Canadian writer based in Halifax - and she knows that feeling of being judged all too well. Since 1993, Jane has worked in various capacities for national magazines in Canada. As a freelance writer since 1998, she has written dozens of feature articles on health, parenting, gardening, entertainment, education, business, and other diverse topics for award-winning Canadian magazines and newspapers. In 2003, Jane wrote the first draft of her debut novel, The Pregnant Pause. She wrote the book that SHE wanted to read, one that sent a positive message to women who assumed they’d have children, but for whatever reason, have not. Following a negative experience with a literary agent in the UK, Jane shelved the manuscript for 14 years. Fast forward to 2016, when Jane dusted off her manuscript and self-published her book, in order to maintain creative control. The story is loosely based on her own experiences but is also representative of many women’s journeys. Having read the book myself, I could relate to the situations, commentary, and assumptions that people make when you arrive at a certain age without offspring in sight. I hope you enjoy my wonderful conversation with Jane about her fascinating novel!  What you’ll hear in this episode: What led Jane to write The Pregnant Pause An inspiration for the book at the time? Bridget Jones’ Diary The uncomfortable and unfortunate experience with a literary agent in London The misassumptions people make about a woman with no children Addressing the topic with a light and humorous work of fiction How books and articles helped her write the book Changes in women’s friendships around having/not having children Different ways to “mother” without having a biological child How statistics around the world support the growing demographic Why Jane’s book is not “just for women” How the book includes relatable experiences for almost everyone Why Jane speaks for the silent voices How labels limit women How writing brings creative fulfilment Ideas for Jane’s next book! Every woman’s story and perspective is valid and unique The main message of the book: “Don’t judge someone whose journey is different than yours, as you never know the full story." You can find out more about Jane and buy her book at www.thepregnantpause.net   If you enjoyed this episode then I would be so grateful if you would leave a rating on Itunes and subscribe. For more episodes go to michellemariemcgrath.com 

1:30 First things first: Justin Bieber is making good songs. What is going on? 5:00 Toronto is winning pop culture right now 7:00 Masculinity and fandom: how men perform gender through watching sports; excluding women from sports fandom 15:00 TV time! Why Jane the Virgin works (especially for James) 19:00 Nashville, Jonathan's non-guilty pleasure 23:30 James Blake on Jon Wertheim's podcast; avoiding the topic of race 31:30 A sort-of tangential discussion of desegregation and racism in Normandy, Missouri (see This American Life's "The Problem We All Live With") 39:00 Talking Singapore 41:00 Does winning the WTA Finals predict a Grand Slam win? 43:00 Radwanska a victim of bad press for winning fair and square 47:00 Fedal is back!!! 54:00 Our hopes for the rest of the season 56:30 Venus: #thankful #blessed #bringiton