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2 episodes with women in transition
4 episodes with women in transition
2 episodes with women in transition
2 episodes with women in transition
2 episodes with women in transition
On the show this week, I sit down with Jennifer Arthurton, founder of the empowering community Old Chicks Know Sh*t and host of the podcast of the same name.Jennifer is a former Fortune 500 marketing executive who made a bold shift during midlife. She has transformed her journey into an opportunity to mentor and inspire women navigating their midlife crises.She passionately believes that midlife is the most potent time for women — when we can authentically step into who we are and create our “kick-ass next chapter.” In this conversation, Jennifer explains why midlife is the chapter of authenticity, the midlife paradox, and how women can reclaim their power to live with clarity, purpose, and meaning. And she shares her personal reinvention story as a powerful example of what we might feel and how it can be done.If you've ever wondered how to harness the power of midlife, this episode is packed with wisdom, inspiration, and actionable advice to help you own your next chapter.CONNECT WITH JENNIFER ARTHURTONFounder, Mentor, & Podcast HostWebsite: oldchicksknowshit.comLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jennifer-arthurton-546566Jennifer's Gift: 5 Ways to Create Your Best Chapter Yetoldchicksknowshit.com/next-chapter-guideCONNECT WITH YOUR HOST, MARÍA TOMÁS-KEEGANCertified Career & Life Coach | Transition ExpertWomen face unique challenges and opportunities when times are uncertain.If you're wondering what's next or seeking more meaning in life and work, the key to unlocking possibilities begins with understanding where you are starting from. The free tools on my website will help. Learn more: transitionandthrivewithmaria.com. Then, let's chat.LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/mariatomaskeegan
Elevate your parenting game in this enlightening episode of "Wickedly Smart Women," where host Anjel B Hartwell engages in a compelling conversation with Kiva Schuler, founder, and CEO of the Jai Institute for Parenting. Together, they explore the transformative journey Kiva has embarked on, turning personal trauma into a global movement that revolutionizes parenting. From insights on personal and professional growth to practical parenting tips, this episode is packed with wisdom and actionable advice. Tune in to discover how to become a good ancestor, navigate the turbulent journey of personal growth, and empower yourself to make a lasting impact on future generations through peaceful parenting. What You Will Learn What unique gifts and strengths does Kiva Schuler believe each person possesses, and how can we harness them for meaningful contributions in life? How did Kiva Schuler turn her personal trauma into a global movement through the Jai Institute for Parenting? What are the challenges and stakes of running a business focused on personal growth and transformation? How does Kiva describe the process of personal growth as a form of pattern recognition? What is the mission of the Jai Institute for Parenting, and how does it focus on behavior change and actionable coaching? How does Kiva Schuler address misunderstandings about peaceful parenting, especially the perception that it is too permissive? Why is nervous system regulation important for both adults and children, and how can co-regulation improve parenting practices? What steps can aspiring parenting coaches take to get started, and why is this profession gaining acceptance and visibility? How does Kiva Schuler's book, "The Peaceful Parenting Revolution," provide a parent-centric approach to redefine traditional parenting practices? What insights do Kiva's personal parenting experiences, such as her example with her son Miles, offer to parents seeking to build stronger bonds with their children? Join the Wickedly Smart Women community, participate in the conversation, and gain inspiration to take actionable steps toward leadership and impact. Don't miss this opportunity to revolutionize your approach to parenting and personal development. Rate, review, and share this podcast with others and subscribe to our mailing list for updates and more insightful content. Connect with Kiva Schuler The Jai Institute for Parenting Kiva Schuler on LinkedIn Resources Apply to Qualify for Enrollment in the Wickedly Smart Women's Start Smart 30 Day Intensive™ Connect with Anjel B. Hartwell Wickedly Smart Women Wickedly Smart Women on X Wickedly Smart Women on Instagram Wickedly Smart Women Facebook Community Wickedly Smart Women Store on TeePublic Wickedly Smart Women: Trusting Intuition, Taking Action, Transforming Worlds by Anjel B. Hartwell Listener Line (540) 402-0043 Ext. 4343 Email listeners@wickedlysmartwomen.com
Get your tasty Ground Up PDX nut butter for 15% off with code (FEISWORLD): https://grounduppdx.com/ This episode is not sponsored by Ground Up PDX - just two friends chatting again after 13 years. In this interview with Carolyn Cesario, co-founder of Ground Up PDX, we delve into the inspiring journey of building a mission-driven company that empowers women in transition. Founded in 2016 alongside co-founder Julie Sullivan, Ground Up PDX creates gourmet nut butters while providing a transformative job training program for women overcoming homelessness. Carolyn shares insights into the unique flavors developed, such as Coconut Cardamom and Lavender Honey, and how the company has successfully expanded from local farmers' markets to major retailers like Whole Foods and Target. The conversation highlights the importance of collaboration with local nonprofits and influencers to amplify their impact and reach a wider audience. Links and resources mentioned in this show: REDF: https://redf.org/ Alli Ball and the Retail Ready course: https://www.alliball.com/retailready --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/feisworld/support
Today, we're joined by Jennifer Lee, a seasoned financial advisor with 28 years of experience and the Founder of Modern-Wealth, LLC. Jennifer's journey in financial advising and her approach to addressing the needs of women in transition offer valuable insights for all listeners. From the inception of her book idea to the significance of having difficult conversations about finances, Jennifer shares her wealth of knowledge with candor and empathy. You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://www.fiatwm.com/podcast/79
This episode delves into recognizing and valuing the transitional phase, addressing the feelings of uncertainty and the struggle with imposter syndrome. It offers insights into understanding this period as a time of growth and preparation rather than stagnation. Subscribe to receive the FREE workbook and Special Bonus Offer directly to your email. https://www.jewelsofwellness.net/media **Subscribe to Shelby Frederick's exclusive circle! Text 'JOIN' to 201.645.7062 for the latest on our Holistic Life Podcast, insightful blogs, training & special news. Want to create live streams like this? --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lady-jewels/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lady-jewels/support
With financial expertise, compassion, and kindness, Stacy Francis educates and empowers women in transition through divorce and widowhood to live their lives to the fullest. During her childhood, Stacy watched her grandmother stay in an abusive marriage because she did not have the skills to effectively deal with money, and this insight both changed Stacy's life and inspired her career in finance. She is a Certified Financial Planner, a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, a Certified Estate and Trust Specialist, and a Certified Grief Recovery Specialist who is the president and CEO of her company, Francis Financial, and Stacy is also the founder of the non-profit Savvy Ladies, which has positively impacted the lives of over 30,000 women by offering invaluable resources, webinars, and personalized guidance from certified financial experts. Join us for a heartwarming episode filled with wisdom, compassion, and inspiration, as Stacy highlights the significance of financial empowerment for women, explains how grief can affect a widow emotionally, physically, mentally, and even spiritually, describes self-care tools that allow women to take care of themselves emotionally, offers constructive ways a woman can cope with the effects of grief and more! IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL HEAR THINGS LIKE:The ways Stacy's grandmother's story inspired the current trajectory of Stacy's life. Why choosing a financial advisor is a “gut thing.”The most objective and unbiased financial advisors are fee-only advisors who don't get paid in any other way but from the client. How the financial decisions a woman makes during her divorce impact her future, and the benefits of working with a Divorce Financial Planner. Why the core values shared by Stacy and each member of her team is highly important for each of her clients.SOME QUESTIONS IRENE ASKS STACY:How does your work as a grief recovery specialist help you to support your clients who are experiencing and grieving the loss of a loved one? In what ways can grief affect a widow emotionally, physically, mentally, and even spiritually?What are the benefits of working with a Divorce Financial Planner?How does the non-profit Savvy Ladies empower women to identify their goals, make proactive choices about their finances, and lead richer, more rewarding lives? Why are the most important professionals a woman needs on her team an estate planning attorney, a financial advisor, and a therapist?
Leaving the prison system, no matter how long one has been incarcerated, can be confusing, scary, and frustrating, with little support on the outside to help people re-integrate into society. The Essex County "Women in Transition" program is a minimum security pre-release program, helping women recovering from addiction make their way out of incarceration and start a healthy life. Assistant Superintendent Jennifer Murphy joins Nichole to talk about the program, their mission, and the program's impact.
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I believe abusive relationships only become worse , when you don't identify with them early on. Allow yourself to become first, take the steps to leave . Abuse is something that many people are ashamed of, but don't be speak out today. Please reach out to the National Abuse Hotline at 1800-799-7233 . In additional resources : Women In Transition https://helpwomen.org/more-resources. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Today we're excited to launch a new series on women in transition. We've made some pretty big life transitions lately, and other people making big transitions have also been reaching out to us through Reframeables — so we decided it would be fun to feature their stories from time to time. Our guest today, Maggie, is a woman who quit teaching to work at Costco and built a popular TikTok account of close to 40,000 followers through sharing that story. We talk about why she thinks the transition was the right choice for her, her journey as an educator and teacher advocate, and what others looking to make shifts can learn from her bold move. We're also bringing you an update on Ann's dilemma from episode 57 — what we called the Bourdain Dilemma. Listen to find out where the book is at now! Links:The Millennial Ms. Frizzle on TikTokCheck out Maggie's podcast Bad Teachers ClubWe love hearing from our listeners! Leave us a voice message, write to the show email, or send us a DM on any of our socials.If our conversations support you in your own reframing practice, please consider a donation on our Patreon, where you can also hear bonus episodes, or tipping us on Ko-fi. Subscribe to the Reframeables Newsletter. Follow us on TikTok, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube too. We love hearing from our listeners! Leave us a voice message, write to the show email, or send us a DM on any of our socials.If our conversations support you in your own reframing practice, please consider a donation on our Patreon, where you can also hear bonus episodes, or tipping us on Ko-fi. Subscribe to the Reframeables Newsletter. Follow us on TikTok, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube too.
Podcast 101 focuses on why having a Coach changes your life. The areas touched on are: The effective process of Coaching. The amazing effect of having that Ephiphany moment. A Case study is given and the successful outcomes. The impact of this breakthough on personal transformation. The 3 intrinsic benefits to having a Coach. And much more! For a Free Enote on 5 steps to empower a widow go to businessandmarriagecoaching.co.uk For a free widow Prayer Enote click the link below https://drive.google.com/file/d/16mI7H5X_fKmBkeuRZgUMWa1aONeo1lAq/view?usp=sharing To join the next monthly widow support group click the link below https://www.eventbrite.com/e/widows-40-plus-holistic-support-group-tickets-335728532077
Today's busy world has many of us picking and choosing where to focus our time. If you have a spouse or partner, you may be relying on them when it comes to financial knowledge. Today, my guest and colleague Lori Taylor will share ideas that can help keep everyone in the loop.
In Season 2's Season Finale, we meet Dawn. Dawn is a liaison for Women In Transition and a faithful member of CoDa. (Codependents Anonymous) She tells us her experience with looking for resources through the courts and through the mental health system and finding none. She ultimately found help online through Women In Transition and CoDa. She tells us her story of finding CoDA, what it did for her. She tells us how she ultimately found Women In Transition and became a liaison for them. She now connects people from CoDa to WIT and vice versa. Her story is not unique and we hope this episode provides hope for anyone in a domestic violence situation and needs help or support in getting out. Please check out Women In Transition and CoDa. Women In Transition: WIT empowers people to move forward in their lives free of domestic violence (DV) and substance abuse. hey offer free and confidential services in Philadelphia: telephone and crisis counseling, peer support groups, individual empowerment counseling, client advocacy and referrals, community education trainings, and WAVE empowerment self-defense classes.. Their services are available for people of any gender identity and sexual orientation, ages 14 and older. https://www.helpwomen.org/our-mission-herstory CoDA: Co-Dependents Anonymous is a twelve-step program for people who share a common desire to develop functional and healthy relationships. https://coda.org/ Trigger Warnings: Explicit language, Mental Illness, Drugs and Active Addiction, Sexual Trauma, Physical, Emotional, Mental, Verbal, Psychological, Sexual and Verbal Abuse as well as suicidal and homicidal ideation. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/howimetmymothersober/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/howimetmymothersober/support
This week's episode of 'Advancing ALL Women' with Sarah Alter, is 'Women in Transition.' Our guests this week are Melody Abedinejad, Diversity & Inclusion Manager, UNFI; Nancy Dewar, Trusted Advisor, Executive Coach, Master Facilitator, and author; and Megan Rand, Personal Care Category Merchant, BJ's Wholesale Club. Sarah and our guests will discuss how to know it's time to make a career change, and managing your way through the complex challenges that come with it.
This week's episode of 'Advancing ALL Women' with Sarah Alter, is 'Women in Transition.' Our guests this week are Melody Abedinejad, Diversity & Inclusion Manager, UNFI; Nancy Dewar, Trusted Advisor, Executive Coach, Master Facilitator, and author; and Megan Rand, Personal Care Category Merchant, BJ's Wholesale Club. Sarah and our guests will discuss how to know it's time to make a career change, and managing your way through the complex challenges that come with it.
Captain Clay Farmer is a native of St. Louis Missouri and has been a police officer for over 20 years, first with the Northwoods Police Department then the Vinita Park Police Department which is now the North County Police Cooperative. He started as a patrolman, worked his way up the ranks, and in 2014 he was promoted to the rank of Captain. Farmer served as the commander of the Dellwood, Pine Lawn, Upland Park, and Vinita Terrace precincts. He also served as a commander over the department's field operations, community engagement, public relations, resource officers, training, housing, communications, recruitment, and drug units. Under his command, officers were required to participate in a multitude of community partnership programs. These programs included coaching youth basketball teams, volunteering at the Boys and Girls Club, and the Police Explorer program.Currently, Captain Farmer serves as the Director of Security and Community Engagement, for St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney, Wesley Bell. He also serves as a gang instructor at the Eastern Missouri Police Academy and is also a board member for the Center for Women In Transition.Support our sponsors:Open Arms Wellness - Let's get you matched with a counselor that fits you, click here to answer a few quick questions.Bob Crane - Wealth Building Group LLC Financial & Tax Planning Services==ABOUT THE ST. LOUIS HUSTLE PODCAST==The St. Louis Hustle Podcast is a platform to showcase the talents of the brightest movers and shakers in the Lou, and the impact that they are having on our beloved city. We're introducing everyone from entertainers, social activists, political/religious leaders, and of course entrepreneurs that you should know and share their stories. So, subscribe and stay tuned.ps...if you know movers and shakers in the Lou that we should be talking to, let us know in the comments.iTunes: Click HereStitcher: Click HereSpotify: Click HereGoogle Podcast: Click Here+++HOT NEW OFFERS - BUILD WITH H CORTEZ+++Check out MWR Financial, my primary opportunity. If you're NOT afraid of MLM this is the company to join. With just 12 people on your team and 1 customer, you lock in $600 per month in GUARANTEED RESIDUAL INCOME (I know, insane right?)Click here http://myperfectmoneyplan.comAlready in MLM and you love it? Cool, learn how to recruit online with this AMAZING Digital Marketing Platform. This is the platform that I've used personally to help me recruit over 400 people in the last 6 years and 95% of them reached out to me. http://bit.ly/digitalmarketingmlmWant to turn your intellectual capital into an intellectual property with info products but don't know where to start? Get the Digital Marketing Platform to create and sell your products plus the training to put it all together. http://bit.ly/digitalmarketinginfoprod=====================================================MICHELLE AAYEGrab Michelle's Debut Book http://michelleaaye.comemail: michelle.aaye@gmail.comhttps://www.instagram.com/tha_real_michelleaayehttps://www.facebook.com/AayegirlCORTEZ HUSTLEEmail: hcortez@thorntononlinemarketing.comWebsite: http://myperfectmoneyplan.comhttp://facebook.com/financialhealthmentorhttp://instagram.com/financialhealthmentorhttp://twitter.com/finhealthmentorDISCLAIMER: H Cortez aka Financial Health Mentor is NOT afinancial advisor/planner or CPA. The information shared on this channel is not financial advice but instead examples of actual experiences of H Cortez and the guests of the channel. Also, any mention/reference to income is NOT a guarantee but merely an example of potential income that could be made if one puts in the work required. Always see a certified professional assist you in your financial matters. Any links referenced on the show are in the description are likely to be affiliate links which means if you click through to buy one of the products or services, the St. Louis Hustle Podcast, Michelle Aaye, or Cortez Hustle will earn a small commission. That's how we finance the podcast and another way that you can support the show.
In this episode you'll hear about:How her beloved grandmother's experience with domestic abuse inspired Stacy to establish a non-profit organization to provide free financial education and advice helplines for women in difficult situations.Why she later launched Francis Financial, which works primarily with widows and divorced women, as a way to serve a vulnerable population and to fund her passion project, Savvy Ladies.How financial advisers can work with women in transition and build a team of professionals from tax accountants to divorce attorneys, therapists and real estate agents who can help their clients build a new life on their own.This season is brought to you by RealizedRealized strives to put you in control of managing your investment property wealth. Our goal is to help bridge the gap between investment property ownership and sophisticated wealth management, helping you meet your income needs in retirement and pursue your investment goals across generations. Using the principles of Investment Property Wealth Management(R), Realized transforms your individual investment properties into diversified real estate portfolios, customized to your unique income needs, risk appetite, and investment goals. For more information, visit www.Realized1031.com/RepairShop to learn more.Guest Bios: Stacy Francis, President and CEO of Francis Financial and founder of Savvy Ladies
Pam PrineA Woman's Worth - Finding Your Financial Confidence Pam Prine is the co-founder of Keystone Capital Management Group, LLC where she collaborates with clients to define clear financial goals with realistic expectations and lay the foundation for their financial success. After an eight-year banking career, Pam returned to the financial industry in 2003. She went on to become an Investment Adviser Representative who has passed the FINRA Series 6, 63 and 65 exams. Pam has insurance licenses in Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Oregon and Utah. Pam is a Board of Directors member at Sierra Winds Retirement Community and an Action Committee Member for the Dementia Friendly America® initiative. Main Points: • Addressing women's #1 financial fear• The difference between men and women when it comes to money• 5 financial mistakes women frequently make• How you find a financial advisor• Steps to get you started Connect with Pam: • www.keystonegroupaz.com/contact/• pam@keystonegroupaz.com
Join me for another HerRise Salon Talk with Aixa Robinson. Aixa is a Financial Advisor and Resident Director for the Merrill Lynch office in Jersey City, New Jersey. In her 24 years with the company, she has held roles in service, mutual fund operations, product development and market leadership.
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On this episode with speak with Rachel Von Hendrix, a senior IT project manager and her time on the board of trustees for Tri- C and working with Women in Transition. WIT is a Tri-C initiative to help women prepare for the workforce after divorce, trauma, and life's challenges. Drawing from her own life experiences and the women she's helped in the past, Rachel shares her feelings on resilience and the human spirit. Is it innate within us? Can it be taught?Women in Transition Tri-C programYou can follow Rachel on her IG HEREPure Mvmnt 6 Week Immersion July 25th Online LIVE*Pure Mvmnt 6 Week Immersion Self Guided coming this Fall
This episode is a replay of the Women's Empowerment Workshop which was held in March during Women's History Month. The discussion focused on how women should use all the resources available to them to shorten their job search or advance their career. Two resources are discussed: utilizing the services of a career strategist and a paid recruiter. My guests are Stacey Weissbock of JobssNow, and Ashlie Moseley of Beacon Hill Staffing. To watch the replay of this workshop, please visit our YouTube Channel: https://youtu.be/Xx4EQ0D8ta4 Important points from the discussion - from Stacey and Ashlie: - Advice to help job seekers in this challenging job market o Consistency matters, don't be inconsistent in your outreach or relationship building, research the company, practicing your messaging – consistency is he first step to success. o Build a schedule create consistent relationships and outreach, research, do the work; make a spreadsheet if that helps. - Virtual interviewing tip o Download all the different types of software: WebEx, Teams, Zoom and GoToMeeting prior to your interview because you don't know what they will be using and you want to be prepared. - Working with recruiters o There are always job postings (open requisitions) on their website o If there is not the right chemistry with one recruiter you can always request another one - Benefits of working with recruiters o Recruiters have strong relationships with clients (hiring companies). o Access to the hidden job market (i.e., companies sometimes have positions that are not posted) o They can advocate for you with the company - Prior to the pandemic, it was a “candidate's world” meaning that there were more jobs than candidates; now it is flipped – there are great candidates in the labor market but not enough jobs. - Hot industries: human resources, legal, finance and pharmaceuticals - Unemployment rate in finance is below 3%; positions in accounting can range from accounts payable/receivable all the way to CFO; you do not always need a CPA to work in accounting. - Onboarding/starting a new position o Majority of onboarding is remote (i.e., offer letter, identification) o When you start new job virtually, it is up to the company to get you what you need to be successful o Let recruiter know if you need any equipment; and they will help you get it. - Contract work o Be open to working on contract for a while, employers like to see that you are working o Contract work can also sharpen your skills or help you learn new ones; shows you are still networking and staying in the game. o Contract work could also turn into a permanent position. Stacey Weissbock, Jobss Now Stacey@jobssnow.com Career Strategist & Change Consultant 833.562.7669 Ashlie Moseley, Beacon Hill Staffing Senior Account Executive | Beacon Hill Financial Direct (617) 326-4094 152 Bowdoin Street, Boston, MA 02108 amoseley@beaconhillstaffing.com A division of Beacon Hill Staffing Group, LLC | www.beaconhillstaffing.com For more information on Equal Pay: www.equalpaynow.org For assistance with career development visit: www.tailoredforsuccess.org
On this episode, I welcome back Rayna from Episode 18, to discuss the topic of Domestic Violence. Rayna shares with us her story of survival and how she got out of an abusive relationship. She also opens up about the long lasting effects that violent partners can leave on your life and how she advocates for women who suffer/suffered from the same. We also talk about Gorilla Glue Girl and the slut shaming that Chloe Bailey endured due to a few Instagram videos. The National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233(SAFE) The Philadelphia Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-866-723-3014 It is confidential and free. It is a citywide point of access for crisis intervention, safety planning, resources, linkages to community services and take to women against abuse emergency shelter. The hotline is operated through a partnership of four agencies in Philadelphia that help to support individuals experience domestic violence: Women Against Abuse, Congreso de Latinos Unidos, Lutheran Settlement House and Women In Transition. Follow Rayna at @browngirlspace on Instagram Follow VIXEN by Cee Ortiz at @vxn.xco on Instagram --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Taking over control of finances and your financial future can be overwhelming, especially for women who may be experiencing divorce, a spouse's death, or another major life event. However, it can be done smoothly and with peace of mind. In a new episode of Absolute Trust Talk LIVE, Kirsten welcomes guest Mary Ballin. Mary is a Certified Financial Planner™ as well as a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® (CDFA®) with more than 20 years of experience helping women navigate substantial life transitions. Mary is an endless resource as she shares what exactly it is a CDFA® does, provides some interesting statistics on the confidence gap between women and men, and highlights some of the most common challenges and concerns that women face on their journey. Kirsten and Mary also discuss the value of financial planning in a typical divorce scenario. If you or someone you know is going through a big life transition and is in need of some guidance, we hope you will listen in and share this episode with them. Big Three from Episode #051: As a woman, no matter what transition you are going through, no matter what your financial situation looks like, you can do it – you will get through it. Remember, in terms of divorce and splitting assets, it's important to figure out the right combination of what's going to work best for you and your circumstances based on where you are in life. Financial planning is about ALL different aspects of your financial life working together. Time-stamped Show Notes: 1:00 – What exactly does financial planning for women in transition mean? 3:38 – Mary shares what she sees in terms of helping women during a significant life change 7:32 – Given that there is a fear among single or widowed women, how do you get started? 9:28 – In what ways are men and women different when it comes to financial planning? 12:34 – The key to smart financial planning is this 13:36 – What does it mean to be a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst®? 14:39 – Mary highlights issues that women face with finances when going through a divorce 19:40 – How do I pick a good financial advisor who knows what they are doing? 22:53 – How difficult is it to start financial planning? 25:36 – If my advisor only talks about investments, how do I really know how much I have for retirement? Free Resource: If you are searching for a financial planner, it's important to ask questions so you know who you are working with and what their process looks like, but it can be challenging to know what to ask and how to get started. To help you with your search, our Absolute Trust Talk guest, Mary Ballin, has provided a free checklist tool of questions you may want to consider when you're interviewing potential advisors. Download your free copy today! [Ad] Do you have a plan in place that will help you stay in control of your future? Absolute Trust Counsel is here to help you prepared no matter what may come your way. Schedule a free discovery call, and let’s discuss your specific estate planning needs today.
Alice Dunbar-Nelson survived intimate partner violence at the hands of her famous husband, Paul Laurence Dunbar, and went on to make important contributions to U.S. politics, literature, and culture. This episode examines the public health crisis of intimate partner violence in the United States today and offers resources for individuals struggling with intimate partner violence to find help, survive, and thrive—just as Alice Dunbar-Nelson did. To learn more about Women Against Abuse, visit https://www.womenagainstabuse.org/. To learn more about Women In Transition, visit https://www.helpwomen.org/.
Ep. 26 – Tracy Stanton’s story is one of triumph and perseverance. It serves as a reminder of the importance of knowing someone’s struggle before passing judgement on them. Far too often, we’re quick to look down on or have a negative view of someone because they’re an alcoholic or a crack addict. The reality is, we don’t know what they endured that caused them to turn to drinking or using drugs. Tracy explains how her journey through crack addiction, prostitution and ending up in prison actually helped her become the successful person we see today. She shares how nonprofits and other organizations helped her heal from pains of the past. Now that she’s mentally, spiritually and emotionally strong, Tracy aims to inspire and empower people to reach their highest potential through her lived experience. She made a drastic transition from substance use to SLU student, program facilitator with the Institute for Peace and Justice, presenter with the Clark-Fox Family Foundation, and a 2019 Center for Women in Transition Award winner and Board Member. She’s also a spoken-word poet, activist, and all-around amazing woman! She says her duty and purpose is to aid and assist others in their transition from Addiction to Ambition. Tracy’s Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/TracysuegenerisStanton Tracy’s Spoken-Word/Poet YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv-PLsS9ibQXJBjFiauO7mA Center for Women In Transition - http://www.cwitstl.org/store/c1/Home The Bail Project - https://bailproject.org/ St. Louis Empowerment Center - http://www.dbsaempowerment.org/ The Institute For Peace and Justice - https://ipj-ppj.org/ Ad – Storytellers Academy - https://storytellersacademy.org/online-school-1 Storytellers Academy Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/coachpauletteharper
As women, we all go through at least several transitions in life, some are brought on by biological and emotional changes, some may be due to new circumstances. In fact, they are all invitations to a transformation at different stages, in which I call that your Hero or Heroine Journey. Each journey leads us to encounter an unknown part within us or external to us. I first started to share what I have learned from different teachers and personal experiences regarding our transitions in my book Goddess with Many Faces. I am about to complete my next book and I wanted to add on or update regarding this specific topic on women cycle of life and transitions. One of the two key messages I need to add is about the importance of knowing your gifts and opportunities that may come with each of the stages in life. And secondly, how we must find pleasure and joy at every age. Let me quickly take you through what I called the Women Circle of Life, or the Four Seasons of Women instead of a more traditional label of the “Triple Goddess” which many refer to as Maiden, Mother and Crone. I believe these days not only women have a longer life expectancy, but we also have more opportunities to explore our potentials and develop what our heart calls us to do as well. The Four Seasons of Women refer to the four stages: Maiden, Mother, Matriarch and Wise Woman. Changing of seasons symbolizes the transition we all go through and as we pass our wisdom and knowledge to the next generations through our family and friends, our thoughts and love live on. That’s why for me, it is like a cycle and continuation of life. Spring: From Maiden to Woman Each woman’s menstrual cycle begins when her body is ready to become a woman. This is the stage of the maiden which, like the season of spring, is full of youthful energy and a feeling of all things being possible. Although it may take a woman a lot longer than she would like for her mind to mature in the same way, she is being initiated into womanhood in a rather straightforward manner. Women’s rites of passage are built-in, as compared with men, whose journeys from boys to men are not as defined by nature, only by mental maturity. In fact, in many ancient traditions, boys were taken to a dark forest or cave to undertake a ritual in order to earn the rite of passage. Personally, I find the key of passage is about transforming anything we fear into love and courage. Therefore, when a girl or boy experience something that shakes their world, confronts them to face their fear and ask them for an act of courage or kindness, that in essence is leading them to a transformation. It marks the departure of a maiden and arrival of a woman. Summer: Woman to Mother/Birther of Creative Pursuits The next stage is summer when a woman becomes fully grown and becomes a mother. This journey is more complex as she is bringing a new life into the world. She doesn’t know how she is going to be as a mother, there is a sense of uncertainty in her psyche. Some women may feel very excited and ready for their impending motherhood, but some may be worried as life is changing and they have little control or experience to prepare them for it. They may also feel they need to put a pause on their career or they may be unsure how to balance the two. That is why these days many women choose to delay motherhood until they feel they are more established in life. I always suggest to listen to your inner calling and don’t deny an urge if it is what you want or rushes it if you don’t feel ready. Personally I also had no idea how motherhood would affect my career or if I would be any good at it. All those concerns fell away as soon as my daughter was born. The birthing experience felt nothing short of miraculous, and all the labour pains were literally a rite of passage for me. Many of us, myself included, may overthink and try to control all kind of situation, even about falling in love. I would see love,
Today in the In the Suite guest chair we welcome Bonnie A. Sewell, CFP®, CDFA®, AIF®, CEPA® - CEO of American Capital Planning, LLC. American Capital Planning, LLC is a female-owned, fiduciary, and fee-only wealth management company located in Leesburg, Virginia outside of DC.Much of Bonnie’s work at American Capital Planning is around giving back and teaching women who are going through a divorce and other life transitions about how to be fluent in their own money and confident in their financial lives. According to Bonnie, if you pay attention, most conversations go back to money. Instead of fearing finances, Bonnie encourages us to take a thoughtful approach to good decision making while asking tough questions head-on.In this episode, we discuss everything from the impact of Covid-19 on divorces to the long-term implications of women leaving the workforce. Bonnie also offers a ton of free resources designed to challenge our current view of the world, even what we see and read on social media.Join this informative conversation to hear more about:How Bonnie predicts Coronavirus will affect the divorce rate (10:56)The American Capital Planning virtual workshops available to support those navigating a divorce (14:00)The first call to make as you’re navigating a divorce (15:50)The nuanced approach American Capital Planning takes in advising women (21:20)The type of source that matters when making important decisions (29:00)The problems people are trying to solve in the pandemic (33:00)What Bonnie would advise any woman considering cutting daycare to do (37:34)Why intentionality matters in finances and in life (41:40)The tried and true advice Bonnie gives clients (49:41)The definition of ‘True Wealth’ (51:20)The secret weapon that Bonnie turns to for strength (59:40)Referenced Material: Events and OrganizationsThe Girl Link: https://www.thegirllink.com/Second Saturday Divorce Workshop (Virtual During COVID-19): http://www.secondsaturdaynova.com/ (Fee: WAIVED)George C Marshall Organization | Virtual Visionary Leadership Speaker Series: https://www.georgecmarshall.org/vvlssReferenced Material: True Wealth & Book RecommendationTrue Wealth Slide by Bonnie Sewell, CFP®, CDFA®, AIF®,CEPA from American Capital PlanningThe Future Is Faster Than You Think: How Converging Technologies Are Transforming Businesses, Industries, and Our Lives (Exponential Technology Series) by Peter H. Diamandis and Steven Kotler on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B086T54GFM/Referenced Material: Sources Mentioned During the ShowReuters: https://www.reuters.com/Associated Press News: https://apnews.com/The New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/Washington Post: https://www.washingtonpost.com/The United States Social Security Administration: https://www.ssa.gov/Internal Revenue Service (IRS): https://www.irs.gov/Medicare: https://www.medicare.gov/Rent the Runway: https://www.renttherunway.com/Dandapani on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/DandapaniLLC
In today's episode I have a conversation with two inspiring women, Nicki Swafford and Carrie Hewitt, that have not only been friends for decades, but now run a business together. They will share their journey from raising toddlers to teens, to empty nest. From health scares and challenges in relationships. Be ready to be inspired and after the episode, text or phone a friend. The power of connection is so important. Find your tribe and hug them tight.Here is a link to Paradise Provisions, the company that Nicki Swafford and Carrie Hewitt launched. Paradise Provisions makes it easy for you to become the chef of delicious restaurant quality meals and the mixologist of creatively crafted cocktails anytime and anywhere!And as a special thank you to all of the Fearlessly Facing Fifty listeners and followers, they are offering 20% savings off any order. All you need to do is use the code FEARLESS at checkout.Even if your vacation plans are on hold, you can order their food and cocktail kits to be delivered to your door. Subscribe to the Fearlessly Facing Fifty Podcast so you automatically get it downloaded when a new episode drops.Rate and review the Fearlessly Facing Fifty podcast
International wealth advisor on the simple things you can do today for your wealth. Understand how to manage and build your investments before, during and after any big change.
CoachC sits down with legal expert Shelly Kalra of Kalra Family Law and has a heart to heart on what legally matters when you are getting into a relationship, having a child or exiting a relationship. Change is hard enough, divorce can get particularly messy. Understand how to navigate these changes with confidence and power.
The Institute for Veterans and Military Families is a research institution housed at Syracuse University. It was launched in June 2011 to bring together several pre-existing veterans related institutes at the University. Maureen Casey is its Chief Operating Officer. She talks about the challenges of female veterans transitioning from the service. It takes women vets longer to land a job and they get paid less than male counterparts. What can be done to educate employers and empower female veterans. Casey has some ideas and recently testified before Congress. She talks IVMF free educational programs for vets and about the above important issues with host Jim Fausone.
Artist Karen Singer won the first MISSION Story Slam last May. On the MSS Podcast she talks with Michael Schweisheimer about getting out of an abusive relationship and moving on with her life with the help of Women In Transition.
We all go through transitions. It is inevitable and they are meant to be soul-enriching. But there are times that it doesn’t feel that way. In this blog, I offer a few suggestions to help women to navigate and go through their transitions.
Diane Forster reinvented her own life, escaping a corporate job and a bad marriage to become an award-winning inventor, bestselling author, and keynote speaker. Diane describes herself as an Intentional Living Expert, and her company, I HAVE TODAY, helps women step into the “power of now” and live fearlessly and intentionally through all of life's transitions.
Diane Forster reinvented her own life, escaping a corporate job and a bad marriage to become an award-winning inventor, bestselling author, and keynote speaker. Diane describes herself as an Intentional Living Expert, and her company, I HAVE TODAY, helps women step into the “power of now” and live fearlessly and intentionally through all of life's transitions.
Hey Wine Mermaid! Want to connect? Send us a "sea-mail" at info@peaceloveandwine.com and sign up to receive updates on all the fun happening at peacelovenandwine.com here. This Episode: Julie is a happily re-married woman who helps women navigate the turbulent waters of divorce. Julie Danielson is a Women’s Empowerment Coach. She has her MBA from APU and is certified from the Institute of Professional Excellence in coaching (iPEC). She’s also certified as an “Energy Leadership Index – Master Practitioner” (ELI-MP) and a certified practitioner of Nuero-Linguistic Programming. Julie works with women that are in some phase of Divorce Recovery to midlife dating. She currently teaches an E-course for Women on how to have a more fulfilled life after Divorce, check it out at ThrivingThroughDivorce.com. In her free time Julie runs, ski’s and writes. Rain or shine you will find her at her mountain cabin with her two TWEEN aged boys and wonderful second husband. Find Julie at thrivingthroughdivorce.com
Calvin sits down with a Ursula Adams, Kati Belz, Nessa Feller, Jennifer Foster, Dr. Saba Maroof, Rachel Stafeil, & Kara Tertzag-Lividini to discuss the issues facing women as they choose between life at home and life at work, what it looks like to balance the two, and things every woman experiences in corporate America that...
In today’s episode, I speak with Inspired Financial founder, Evelyn Zohlen, an independent RIA in southern California. Her business is focused on working with women in transition, namely divorcees and widows. Her small, cohesive team dominates the niche and innovates constantly. Evelyn shares the details of how she selected this niche and built her team. They have set up their fees and team to deliver over-the-top coverage to select clients and share responsibilities fairly. Some clients pay for AUM, while others pay her a retainer, which is a growing trend within the industry. For Evelyn, driving referrals from centers of influence has been the foundation of how she has built her business. This has led her to bring $140M in assets under management in 15 years. Get the full show notes and transcript for this episode at: www.kitces.com/21
Terese Guettler, whose main area of focus is helping women through life transitions. So whether it’s a divorce, the empty nest or health challenge, a job loss or you are simply searching for your life purpose Terese is committed to empowering you through that part of your life’s journey. Bio: Terese Guettler, RN and Certified Health & Wellness Counselor, Life and Leadership Coach, and training in Advanced Mind/Body Medicine and in the Art of Convening. Terese worked in various nursing roles for 25 years. She now enjoys a private coaching practice empowering women in reclaiming their voice through life transitions. Visit her website: Wise Woman Wellness Thank you for your interest in the Edge! Please go to edgemagazine.net to view the latest issue of the Edge. For information on advertising in the Edge please contact Cathy Jacobsen at 763.433.9291. Or via email at Cathy@edgemagazine.net For article submission please contact Tim Miejan at 651.578.8969. Or via email at editor@edgemagazine.net Or for further information regarding the Edge Talk Radio contact Cathryn at via email at Cathryn@EFTForYourInnerChild.com
Several weeks ago, Jacqueline Wilson was invited to be a guest on the show to share her perspectives on where we are relative to our youth today, examining how we can all help make a difference. As president and ceo of the Wilson Life Skills Institute in Teaneck, NJ, Ms. Wilson is particularly interested in at risk youth and women in transition. She is indeed a woman on a mission. Jacqueline speaks into the lives of individuals across all age groups from mentor, to coach, to bondswoman, operating Lady Bail Bonds, LLC, with a focus on juvenille prisoner re-entry. In light of our country's current climate, Ms. Wilson's appearance on the show couldn't be more timely.
We are women in transition of Discouragement,Life of prosperity and abundance has eluded us women and young ladies.We become so Familiar with all words of D's we could think example Disappointment and Despair etc...Is anyone getting what I am saying can anyone relate to this.
We are women in transition of Discouragement,Life of prosperity and abundance has eluded us women and young ladies.We become so Familiar with all words of D's we could think example Disappointment and Despair etc...Is anyone getting what I am saying can anyone relate to this.
What are the signs? How to get out. Where to go for help. SPECIAL GUEST: Debasri Ghosh, Education and Training Coordinator, from Women in Transition, Inc.(WIT). WIT provides empowerment counseling, referrals and advocacy to women in Philadelphia who are endangered by domestic violence and/or substance abuse.(www.womenintransitioninc.org) AND SPECIAL GUEST: Tonya Lovelace, Project Manager, from Women of Color Network (WOCN). The mission of WOCN is to provide and enhance leadership capacity and resources that promote the activities of women of color advocates and activists within the Sovereign Nations, the United States and U.S. Territories to address the elimination of violence against women and families. (http://womenofcolornetwork.org/wocn.html) AND SPECIAL GUEST: Juan Carlos Areán works as a senior program director for the Family Violence Prevention Fund. He has devoted the last 18 years to engaging men across different cultures to become better fathers, intimate partners and allies to end domestic violence and achieve gender equity. For over a decade, he worked with abusive men at the Men's Resource Center for Change. He also worked as a sexual assault prevention specialist at Harvard University. Mr. Areán is co-author of various articles, curricula and educational tools for men.
Afsaneh Noori & Magda Santos speak to Venita Garvin Valdez, president of BPWFL, when she visits Women In Transition radio show and brings us up to date on the Florida Chapter of BPW. As our main guest, she will also share her ideas on balancing work and family as she shares her experiences as a working mother of two young children.
In Part 2, we talk to Nicole Zuchetto Event Consultant and Esther Bird Florida First VP about their roles and experiences at the conference.
Tooling around at the BPW National Conference; interviews, commentaries, and lots of information
Afsaneh Noori "change guru" and Magda Santos nimble co host usher in a new era of transformational change in business and life.
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