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In this episode, host Doug Shapiro sits down with Claire Pijoulat and Odile Hainaut, the dynamic duo behind ICFF and the founders of WantedDesign. From their chance meeting in 2010 to becoming Brand Directors, they share their journey of transforming the International Contemporary Furniture Fair into a vibrant hub for design and community. Discover how they've redefined ICFF by integrating culture with commerce, fostering meaningful connections, and turning the fair into a year-round platform for innovation. Are you in NYC and want to check out ICFF? Imagine a Place invites you to be our guest! Click here for a complimentary pass. Follow Doug on LinkedIn.Click here to get your copy of Doug's children's book—Design Your World.Follow Imagine a Place on LinkedIn.
Hope Hartmann, Kat Hart, and Lisa Hudson are the leading ladies, respectively, at the Larimer Small Business Development Center, Loveland Business Development Center, and East Colorado Small Business Development Center. These regional SBDC's in cooperation with other partners will bring us the Unstoppable Women's Conference on October 10, 2023! Hope has been on the podcast previously (Episode 93), so this episode was particularly focused on Kat and Lisa's journeys, in addition to all the ladies sharing more about the conference and their respective SBDC's areas and manner of service. Kat's parents served in the non-profit community in Weld County, and her mom was a visible and notable Hhispanic woman leader. She started with the Larimer SBDC as an intern but soon joined the team full-time, and later moved out of state. A short season later, Kat was recruited to the Loveland BDC role by the departing Director, a role she has now served for 4 years. Likewise, Lisa came to the East Colorado SBDC as an intern but grew quickly in role and responsibilities, and spent years as the Associate Director before taking on the lead role. She's been with the organization for 13 years now and led the group for 7. The spirit of community and collaboration in the room was almost overwhelming during this conversation, and you'll love getting to better know these leading ladies. So please join me for this latest episode - and if you're a woman in business - or know one - make sure to share this episode and attend the Unstoppable Women's Conference on October 10! Episode Sponsor: InMotion, providing next-day delivery for local businesses. Contact InMotion at inmotionnoco@gmail.com
BUZZ's Inside the Hive: Marketing Tips That Give Nonprofits More Buzz
We continue to celebrate Women's History Month today by featuring the Alma Ensemble, a nonprofit musical group created by three women whose mission is to perform and promote music by women who have often been underrepresented in the arts. Are you a nonprofit with an event that we could help promote? Or a marketing problem we could help fix? Contact us and we'll share on an upcoming episode.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - FOLLOW US:F A C E B O O K ➜ http://facebook.com/buzz4goodI N S T A G R A M ➜ http://instagram.com/buzz4goodL I N K E D I N ➜ https://www.linkedin.com/company/buzz4goodY O U T U B E ➜ http://youtube.com/c/buzz4goodW E B S I T E ➜ http://buzz4good.com- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The United States has more than 1.5 million nonprofits — from homeless shelters, food banks and rescue squads to children's choirs, science museums and animal refuges — that employ one out of every 10 Americans. Like any company, nonprofits have salaries and bills to pay, a budget to balance. They require money. And if enough people don't know about them, don't believe in them, don't support them — in short, if they lack BUZZ — they suffer and die.
I sat down with my business friend Vihil Vigil and we talked about her journey and how she came to be a women's empowerment coach and so much more. I know her story with amaze and inspire you. I also know how much many of you will relate to her story, I know I do. You can hear the entire conversation on the WildSoul Academy Podcast, but if you want a snap shot this is what she shared. SHOW NOTES: https://www.joiekya.com/post/meet-vihil-vigil-woman-on-a-mission WEST COAST BUSINESS WOMEN OF DIVERSITY SPRING POWER LUNCHEON! HERE"S YOUR LINK TO JOIN US>>>PLUS USE MY CODE "EMPOWER" AND SAVE>>> you'll receive $50 off! Here's your link to sign up SIGN ME UP Connect and follow us here: Check out The WAVE Society Membership Here….https://www.joiekya.com/wavesociety https://www.joiekya.com/ https://www.instagram.com/joiekya/ https://www.facebook.com/joiekya/ Leave us a message, share with us how this episode moved and supported you on your journey. https://anchor.fm/wildsoulacademy/message --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wildsoulacademy/message
Host: Peter Karutz / Guests: Ray Gerard, Cathy Pescarino / Women on a Mission - Praying with the Heart / L-2021.01.23 - Cathy Pescarino, Peter Karutz, Ray Gerard - Saturday, January 23, 2021
Host: Peter Karutz / Guests: Ray Gerard, Cathy Pescarino / Women on a Mission - Praying with the Heart / L-2021.01.23 - Cathy Pescarino, Peter Karutz, Ray Gerard - Saturday, January 23, 2021
New York's # 1 book influencer, author, DAILY podcaster, and publisher, Zibby Owens, is here! Joining her is Peruvian mountaineer, humanitarian, and social entrepreneur, Silvia Vasquez-Lavado, the first openly gay woman to climb Everest and all seven summits (who happens to be one of Zibby's favorite writers). Welcome to another literary love-fest!Hello! With only seven days until pub day for my Beautiful Writers book, I couldn't help myself. I had to record a podcast with these fantastic authors and miraculous human beings. Why now? Because I couldn't get their missions or memoirs out of my mind. Zibby's Bookends: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Literature and Silvia's In the Shadow of the Mountain: A Memoir of Courage (Selena Gomez will soon play in the movie) stole my focus and my heart.Sometimes the best thing to do when you're busy is dive into a great book—or TWO! I'm so excited to share this episode of the Beautiful Writers Podcast with you, where we get honest about the magic and mayhem of taking our work and manifestations to new heights. From overcoming extreme shyness, abuse, loss, and addiction and channeling our pain into healing words (and, in Silvia's case, trekking to help victims of sexual violence find a sense of peace and closure), you could say we're women on a mission. One of surpassing our limitations, living large, and changing the world—one step, one reader, one beautiful book at a time. We're so happy you're here. Write on! ✍️ xo
In the first episode of season 2, Tanya shares the importance of women going on an individual and collective heroine's journey. There is an urgency like never before to shift our internal state. The patriarchy is not outside of you; it is within you. By continuing to give our power away to the authority outside of us, we will never be free. Here are the four areas we must heal to restore the balance of masculine and feminine within ourselves, which will be reflected externally in the world.
Caterina Rando is an award-winning woman entrepreneur and business coach. She is on a mission to teach, mentor, and support women to be themselves, do their thing, serve their people and massively monetize their mastery. She is the founder of Thriving Women in Business Community and Thriving Women in Business Center and the author of internationally renowned book such as Learn to Think Differently, The ABCs of Public Speaking, and A Woman's Giving Circle Guide. Caterina and her team conduct a variety of programs designed to provide skills, support, and an environment for breakthroughs for women to succeed who want to catapult their businesses to the next level. Serving Women on a Mission with Caterina Rando Award-winning woman entrepreneur, business coach, author, and mentor Caterina Rando joins Seema Giri for another inspiring episode of Break Free to Brilliance Podcast. In this episode, we learn all about the importance of “blissing in your business” and being your authentic self in whatever you do. Caterina shares her secret for her longevity in business and how to deal with doubts and disappointment. She also shares how crucial cultivating a community can be for entrepreneurs. for detailed show notes and Caterina's Contact info visit www.uplyft.media/podcast
Bio: Caterina Rando is on a mission to teach, mentor, and support women to be themselves, do their thing, serve their people and massively monetize their mastery. She shows women entrepreneurs how to be loud and proud about the value they bring in order to make their businesses thrive. Her clients grow, shine, expand, open themselves up to new possibilities, and take their businesses further than ever before. Caterina is all about, positivity, integrity, generosity, community, and providing massive value while uplifting others. She is a sought-after-speaker, event producer, and author. Her latest book is the ABCs of Public Speaking. Her book, Learn to Think Differently, from Watkins Publishing is published in over thirteen countries and several languages. Caterina's Website: https://caterinarando.com/ Podcast Can Be Found On These Platforms: https://anchor.fm/sheblurbs https://radiopublic.com/she-blurbs-WeklOV https://open.spotify.com/show/3ENVdiDufmUBaZ83PkB9ho https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCToj51LORwwm-RQx8FCVRlg/videos Please donate to this podcast: Your donations will go towards updating my equipment as well as five of the non profit organizations: The Freedom Writers Foundation / The Deskovic Foundation / The Bully Project / The Suicide Prevention Foundation / Joe's Walk For Change/ Hyer Calling Foundation / Catch You Later Foundation TO DONATE GO HERE: SheBlurbs is Podcast (buymeacoffee.com) https://beacons.ai/themindfulinformativenetwork Subscribe & Hit That Bell So You Don't Miss A Video! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCToj51LORwwm-RQx8FCVRlg MY OTHER PODCAST: Life Is What You Make It https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxB_WApIHbnHT_35ScOOcAg https://sheblurbs.wixsite.com/sheblurbs/public-speaking MY HORROR PODCAST: Talk horror to me https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg5jI8qhpjENg32Ai2t48jw C O N T A C T: ✉ For Business Inquiries - sheblurb@hotmail.com
So many women's groups...which ones are truly worthwhile? On this episode you'll hear about one group I recently joined – Women Entrepreneurs Inc. (WE) - founded by a powerhouse woman in business, Melissa Barker. #womenarebettertogether I wouldn't normally promote any one group. But after speaking with Melissa and experiencing WE for myself, I couldn't help but want to tell every woman I know about this extraordinary organization! Meet Meredith Rigdon, the Greenville SC Market Director. Busy + productive mom of 2. Besides working with WE she is the Founder & President of Narrative Strategic Communications, Inc. (providing content marketing and public relations) and the Founder of Team Rigdon with real estate brokerage Foothills Property Group. Prior to her entrepreneurial ventures, Meredith worked in corporate America working with some of the world's most respected brands. Listen to hear us chat about: - the mission & vision of WE - the myriad visibility & networking opportunities available through WE (including: speaking, grants & awards) - the extraordinary ROI possible with your WE membership PLUS we chat about how Meredith 'does it all' (hint: Christ is at the very center of it all). >> Join (or learn more): https://womenentrepreneursinc.com/ (get 1 month FREE, use Promo Code: WELCOME22) >> Get Featured on the Podcast: https://judyweber.co/get-featured >> Grab my Joyful Scaling Podcast Resource Guide (most popular episodes categorized by topic): https://judyweber.co >> Watch my Million Dollar Year Masterclass: https://youtu.be/RnhepkLxoE0
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We all have habits good and bad. Sometimes we do not realize how much habits are a part of our everyday lives. During this podcast we simply discuss habits! Listen in for more discussion. Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
It is so easy to see what others are doing with/ in their life, and have something to say about what we feel they are doing right or wrong. In this episode, we discuss the importance and value of knowing your place in situations. Join us as we learn about being in the proper lane in life especially as it pertains to others. Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
In life, we are all faced with diverse situations. In this episode, we discuss some practical ways to keep it real with you when you are caught off guard by these situations. We also discuss the importance of understanding you to be able to grow! Listen in for more details. Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
On this episode, I discuss random thoughts on Grace and Mercy! Join in to hear more! Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
Change comes for us all no matter if we are ready or not. Have you ever worried about how things would turn out, prior to the change to find that the change was well needed? In this episode, we discuss how seasons change and how to adapt to the season we are in. Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
Have you ever been blessed in a major way just to turn around and feel that the blessing is actually overwhelming? In this episode, I share a story about a time that I was blessed and overcome with anxiety by gifts that I knew came from GOD. Join us to hear this transparent story and find out how everything went. Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
Have you ever not cleaned for a while, and when you decided to clean the task seemed overwhelming? Sometimes you do not know where to start and you give up. On this episode, we discuss how this can happen with matters of the heart! Tune in to hear more. Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
Do you want to be inspired for your business growth and success? Join us on Women Lead Radio as Shelly Harrison, your host of Amplify Your Influence, has a conversation with Caterina Rando (www.caterinarando.com), founder of The Thriving Women in Business Giving Community and founder of the Thriving Women in Business Center. Caterina's entrepreneurial spirit will draw you to her and fully inspire you to believe in your ability to accelerate business growth and achieve rapid-fire success! Sponsor Appreciation! Thank you to our partner and show sponsor, National University (www.nu.edu)! Interested in Learning More About Connected Women of Influence? Click Here (https://connectedwomenofinfluence.com/attend-an-event-as-our-guest/) to Be Invited as Our Special VIP & Guest to a Future Event! Interested in Becoming a Member of Our Professional Community!? Click Here (https://connectedwomenofinfluence.com/membership-application/) to Apply for Membership!
In life we all have experienced times when people have done use wrong for no reason at all. We may feel that the person is undeserving of our forgiveness. In this episode we discuss the importance of forgiving people even when we feel it is undeserved. Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
A special story from Dr Jessica Hoefler, founder of Pipers Key and her good friend Megan Higgins, author of Super Special Magic Shoes. These Hudson women are on a mission! Mission of love and inclusivity for children everywhere.
On this episode, I talk about a recent trial in my life. During this time in my life, I experienced several challenges and received several reports that most would consider unfavorable. Listen to the end to hear how the impossible became POSSIBLE! Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
On this episode, we talk about the story of Job. We discuss how his story relates to believers today. Job's story is very interesting especially when it relates to our everyday life. Listen in to hear our highlights of the wonderful story of Job. Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
Oftentimes in life, we walk through life covering up who we really are. We do this for many reasons. We even wear masks/fronts that we do not recognize we have on. On this episode, we discuss “Removing the mask”. Tune in to hear more! Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
Many people suffer from feeling like they can never be “right enough” for GOD. In this episode, we discuss Religion and Relationship. We also dig into ways to view how we perceive GOD. Listen in for more details. Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
Have you ever thought about what life would be like if everyone on the plant had the same occupation? On this episode, we talk about the importance of different Spiritual gifts. We also explore how knowing your Spiritual gifts and advancing the Kingdom go hand and hand. Listen in to hear more. Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
These women got involved in a cleaning campaign in Garki 2(opposite the Garki market,Abuja). --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/THE-BOW/support
How do you serve water from an empty pitcher? The obvious answer is you don't! On this episode, we talk about the importance of self-care. We also talk about practical ways to apply it to our lives daily. Join us today as we navigate through this maze of caring for SELF! Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
In this week's episode Jo Stanley and Bianca Chatfield team up with something for everyone, we discuss the pressures on young female athletes to have an athlete's body and to find the balance between being the sports person and themselves.We have a wonderful candid conversation with one of our favourite TV and radio hosts, Myf Warhurst, talking Eurovision, Spicks and Specks and all the glitter in between, being stuck in the jungle on reality TV, and how trying new things as you get older is good for the soul. we find out what the first concert you went to says about you!And we meet an extraordinary woman whose husband was killed at work, and the lawyer who has worked very closely with her for justice, when Dr Lana Cormie and Azmeena Hussain, Principle Lawyer, Work Injuries, at Maurice Blackburn Lawyers join us.☎️ Join the conversation live each Tuesday morning 9-10am AEST on the phones too on 1300 8 BROADFind out more at www.broadradio.com.auFollow us on FB and watch live www.facebook.com/BroadRadioAusOr Subscribe at Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOjourcDAVPhXcGBoEKxPDQ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
On this untraditional episode, we do some Soul Searching. Tune in to hear more and do some searching of the soul with us! Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
Seek God first, even when we don't want to. As long as you have breath in your lungs, a heartbeat, and a mind to think, you'll deal with problems. Marital issues, difficulty with or even having children, finances, anxiety, stress, addiction, temptation, guilt, depression, fear, worry and a million other things can consume and paralyze you, if your faith isn't continually in the Lord. Everyone has the ability to seek God first and cast ALL their cares upon Him, but not everyone does that. So why don't we allow the Holy Spirit to take control? On this episode, I share my thoughts on these as well as a time I had to overcome my fear with my Faith on Fire.
On this episode, I share a story about a time that I had a project with a deadline that seemed impossible. In the course of attempting to meet this deadline, doubt and death were spoken over the situation. Listen to find out how everything turned out. Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
When it comes to dating, we tend to accept things we shouldn't and end up “missing the mark” and/or getting off course. I know I did. That said, I wanted to share some godly relationship advice from forgiveness, grace, patience, purity, mistakes, marriage, “shacking” and so much more. Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
All of your emotions are real, but not all emotions are right. Have you ever wasted time harping on your emotions, but the reality of what you were consumed with wasn't even true or never came to pass? We can be mindful of our emotions without “minding” them. As a matter of fact, we should be careful not to let our emotions lead us out of control. On this episode, I discuss emotions, how misleading they often are, great ways to manage them, and much more. Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
On this episode, we decided to delve into one of the most often asked questions by believers, when we have a major decision to make: what is God's will? I shared four questions you can ask yourself to make sure you're in line with God's will for not only that “major” question but also any area or concern in your life. Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
To support this ministry and help us continue to transform lives around the world, please visit: http://bit.ly/2RHdunn You’re listening to Dr Nicku Kyungu Mordi of Harvest Intercontinental Church, Olney, MD. Learn more about Harvesters Olney at www.harvestersolney.org
It can be “sickening” in itself when money can't “buy” our health. But one thing we can always control are the words we use and what we claim, magnify, or glorify. No matter what things look like, we should be careful that what we say, do, post or claim isn't sabotaging what we're actually praying for. Our words carry more weight and authority than we realize. What we say can lighten the load or cause our burdens to be heavier. Let's be aware of what we say and mindful that we aren't amplifying anxiety, illness, negativity, or doubt. Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
No matter how many battles you've won, struggles you've overcome, valleys you've risen from, or wisdom you've gained, fear will always be at your doorstep, waiting for an opportunity to consume and hold you captive. On this segment I share a VERY recent moment in my life that scared me, the things I had to remind myself of, and what I needed to surrender to the Lord, who's always in control. Find out how I ultimately found peace in the middle of a familiar storm. Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
Latitia McDaniel CEO of “A Blazing Grace” joined the show and was open and authentic with us. She transparently talked about her losses (mother dying at age 7 as well as a child) abandonment, trust issue, a father who dealt with addictions, rebellion, homelessness, insecurities, two divorces and much more. She also detailed how she transitioned from many poor choices, after allowing God to truly heal her, to being more than a conqueror through Christ love. Don't miss this touching story of how an extremely anointed but shattered child God, who was severely struggling within, finally decided to humbly surrender all for the glory of God, resulting in her being made whole and overcoming it all. Follow Latitia McDaniel: https://www.facebook.com/Latitiasgrace If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
On this special segment of 20 to “LIFE” Blaine shared a portion of his life story with us: from growing up in the church, living life by his own rules, and getting sentenced to TWENTY YEARS in prison. Be sure to listen to find out how it all went. If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
Everyone has an opinion but not everyone is right. On this episode, we take a look at what culture is, the subtle dangers of Sub-culture, the different ways we tend to judge, and how God has a uniquely perfect way of using people that the world would deem unfit. Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
In life, there aren't many guarantees, but one of them is change. On this episode, I discuss the unavoidable cycles of life, the importance of giving yourself grace and room to grow, embracing every season, the blessings that can come from the inconveniences, and much more. Keep in mind, "It's ok if you or your plans happen to crumble because God is able to use those broken pieces to build you back up, better than ever, as long as He's your solid foundation."
It's tremendously tough to love people like Christ loves us. Yet, we're called to do just that; not just one time, but daily. Lord knows we can't do it in our own strength or wisdom. Love is multifaceted. It includes forgiveness, understanding, patience, kindness, grace, mercy, and much more. On this episode, I discussed several aspects of love, provided key factors in how to walk in love, and shared what it looks like when you apply it to your everyday life. Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
Women on a mission: Maite Z. Alday, the creator of the popular Instagram account @shes_mightymighty. Her account is a "safe space for uncomfortable conversations" related to social justice issues. She is an Asian-American writer, artist, non-profit professional and in her own words, "A Los Angeles native inspired by underdogs, unsung heroes and untold stories"Maite talks with us about race relations in 2021 with a focus on privilege, white allyship, mental health and holding space for one another. We discuss how to talk to our children about race, empathy and how to be better humans to one another!Maite's Work:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shes_mightymighty/Email: hello@shesmightymighty.com Article “Talking to My Seven-Year-Old Asian-American Son About Coronavirus Discrimination”: https://medium.com/@mzabala.alday/talking-to-my-seven-year-old-asian-american-son-about-coronavirus-discrimination-365d05fb7745Article “A Marine and an Iraqi: Forgiveness in the House of Peace”: http://www.zimzum.us/read/marine-iraqi-peace/Book Mentioned: C is For Consent: https://www.amazon.com/C-Consent-Eleanor-Morrison/dp/0999890808
Women on a Mission Podcast: The Wrong Report! As much as I try to be steadfast and immovable, sometimes I get knocked off my pivot On this episode I share a recent situation that transpired in my life where I bought what the world was selling even though I knew better. Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
This Women's History Month we are focusing on strong, focused, badass women who are leading, dreaming, helping and changing the world! We begin with Dr. Corinne Devin, a multi-talented and passionate woman who has held several impressive titles. Join us as we get the details of the roles she plays as reigning beauty pageant queen, Navy Commander, Orthodontist, world traveler, motivational speaker and more! If you want to feel inspired, supported or uplifted, you'll want to hear this one!To follow Dr. Devin:https://www.instagram.com/drcorinnedevin/https://www.linkedin.com/in/corinne-devin-dmd-ms-31b136a/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpwbB-uP0DHg-mhZrieuuIA
I was thrilled and blessed to have the ladies from “A Sincere Experience” join me to share some of their authentic and transparent experiences. The founder, Ms. Charleste Cotton aka Cha, explained why she started the group while others detailed the importance of it and how it changed their lives during a time when they couldn't find help elsewhere. Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
“Find your purpose, Make a plan and Be intentional.” This is the motto of two ladies from Brooklyn and the Bronx who came together to lead & inspire youth to make smart and intentional choices to ensure they are productive participants in society and possess financial freedom new level. Nina Mickens and Sheshe Segar, are former colleagues and the creators of the Next Step Network, Inc., a 501(c)3 committed to helping black and brown youth (ages 12 - 24) succeed in life by finding their passion and purpose. Press play to hear these ladies talking about everything from going from friends to business owners, staying debt-free, and what they're manifesting. After listening, be sure to leave a review, share this podcast with your network, and https://beacons.ai/manifeast (follow ManiFeast). Follow Next Step Network on https://www.instagram.com/nextstepnetwork/ (Instagram) and visit them https://www.thenextstepnetwork.org/mission (online) to learn more about the mission & vision, Support this podcast
During this challenging, tragic, and crazy week, I had to lean into God like never before. With so much going on throughout the world and our individual lives, I was reminded that God's grace is enough. If it's sufficient for me then it's ample for you as well. I also took a deeper look into the simple but profound words "grace" and “sufficient”. Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
On this episode my number, one fan joined the show to talk openly about how we dealt and are dealing with being stuck indoors, for the most part, with one another for three different C-seasons (Covid, Cancer, Cold winter storm). Tune in to dive deeper with us! Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
On this segment of Bald Faith, I shared the life-altering pain and struggles I endured while watching my hair fall out. I went into detail about watching my edges disappear, eyebrows vanish, and the stress of it all. I hated even looking in the mirror. Find out how I was able to slowly but surely overcome the brokenness and identity crisis I was having. I pray this episode blesses and helps anyone struggling with transitioning or dealing with critical changes, whether physical or mental. Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
On this episode Ida Henderson, MSW with Henderson Construction opened up and shared about the time her beloved and resilient mother was diagnosed with a multi-forming cancerous brain tumor that was similar to hurricane Katrina in terms of the damage it would cause. Not to mention it had a very minimal surviving rate. Unfortunately, after two surgeries, going to see the specialist at MD Anderson, and many prayers they found out there was nothing else that could be done. She also revealed how she learned to navigate through it all, including being in denial, going to therapy, isolating herself, leaving the church, not praying, wanting to take her own life, and much more. You do not want to miss this life-changing testimony. Real Women + Real Issues=Transparency Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
On this episode, I sat down with a special guest David Sylvester Jr. artist, singer & director, and discussed how and why his personal, touching, and eye-opening docu-series, “Terminal” came about. He also gives us a glimpse of his future web series (novel and musical as well) called “The Down Leuax” and went into detail discussing Christians who are gay, how they've been portrayed in Hollywood, and much more. Series available via YouTube and the link below https://www.tdsband.com/terminal The Down Leaux: A Scripted Novel available via Amazon and the Link below https://www.amazon.com/dp/1675294798/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_imm_t1_aDzaGb9NCD7KT
In this edition of the Roundtable, host Tim Cavey connects with four female educators united by passion, values, and a commitment to make the world a better place through education. Guests included Abigail French, Hedreich Nichols, Bonnie Nieves, and Kellie Bahri. Welcome to Roundtables: livestreamed conversations meant to warm your heart, spark your thinking, and ignite your professional practice. QUESTIONS THAT GUIDED OUR CONVERSATION Q1. Who are you and what is your current CONTEXT in education? Q2. Who are the EDU SISTERS? How did you first connect, and what drew you to each other? Q3. Our world faces tough challenges today. In your view, how can education contribute to SOLUTIONS? Q4. Just for fun: What is your best estimate for the percentage of educators in your building who are active on EDU Twitter? Q5. What are some of your HOPES for 2021? Q6. How can we CONNECT with you? CONNECT with the EDU SISTERS on TWITTER
It's impossible to be optimally effective for the kingdom of God when anxiety is dominating your life. In this episode, I share the importance of unbiased therapy and tackle the myth that Christians can't or shouldn't deal with anxiety. There's an indisputable value of being transparent about anxiety. Don't miss out on your great blessing because you're ashamed of battling it. God can heal whatever you honestly reveal Real Women+Real Issues=Transparancy Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
Caterina Rando is on a mission to teach, mentor, and support women to be themselves, do their thing, serve their people, and massively monetize their mastery. She shows women entrepreneurs how to be loud and proud about the value they bring in order to make their businesses thrive. Her clients grow, shine, expand, open themselves up to new possibilities, and take their businesses further than ever before. Caterina is all about, positivity, integrity, generosity, community, and providing massive value while uplifting others. She is a sought-after-speaker, event producer, and author. Her latest book is the ABCs of Public Speaking. Her book, Learn to Think Differently, from Watkins Publishing is published in over thirteen countries and several languages. Caterina is the founder of The Thriving Women in Business Giving Community. This group of big-hearted women, raise money for women and girls education and entrepreneurship training. She wants women to know that they do not have to wait until they are wealthy or retired before they can embrace philanthropy. This is the clear message in the Women's Giving Circle Guide, a book she co-authored with C.J. Hayden. Caterina is also the founder of the Thriving Women in Business Center, located in San Francisco. This is an attractive and warm place for women to come and do their workshops. Caterina's plan is to open more centers throughout northern California. Caterina is recognized for her special way of infusing business with making a difference. She has received the Extraordinary Woman Award from Developing Alliances. The American Businesswomen Association bestowed on her the Woman of Distinction Award and she has also received the Limitless Woman Award from the Limitless Woman Conference.
On February 25th, 2020, I was diagnosed with Lymphoma Cancer. As you can imagine (or possibly you don't have to imagine, because you've got a similar diagnosis or news for yourself) my entire thought process, priorities and heart changed. My faith would be tested like never before. In this episode I share a portion of that journey, from the three prophetic words I received to my prayer life, lessons learned, and the many ways God revealed Himself. And of course, the news I received on October 19th. What news was that? I'm glad you asked. Listen to find out Real Women+Real Issues=Transparancy Required If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
Meet the team behind the Wovid Diaries project and hear about our vision for the platform. Founder, Zeynep Erdal and Co-Founders: Louiza Chitour, Sveta Mardar, Rita Nassif and Marjorie Vigneron, share why they've joined the initiative and the varied perspectives they want to highlight through Wovid Diaries.
Episode 2: Welcome to Women on a Mission Podcast with Keturah Darby! Do you struggle with waiting as I do? If we're honest, I think we all have those moments. In this segment of "The Blessing in the Wait", I share a critical time in my life when I battle with waiting and how I overcame it. Hopefully, it can help you when you're in a waiting season or period. Real Women+Real Issues=Transparancy Required Thanks for Tuning In! Please do not forget to Like, Share & Subscribe! If you would like to be a guest on the Women on a Mission Podcast or have inquiries you can email us at Womenonamissionpodcast@gmail.com
Episode 1: Welcome to Women on a Mission Podcast with Keturah Darby! In this episode, we discuss the birth of this podcast. We discuss how a sudden diagnosis of cancer changed my life forever. We also talk about overcoming all obstacles no matter how difficult it may be! Real Women+Real Issues=Transparancy Required Thanks for Tuning In! Please do not forget to Like, Share & Subscribe!
Tonight, on a very special episode of Kicking and Streaming… Beau and Chris make fools of themselves trying to critique a spunky feminist adventure film made for teenage girls, and Beau shares his extensive knowledge of Powell and Pressburger while Chris contemplates moving to Scotland.
We all face challenges evolving our careers in the ever-changing entertainment production industry. How does a female millennial Muslim adjust to and overcome those changes? Listen as Ferro City’s Insider Guide contributor Dawlat Chebly lays out her strategy for beating the odds and thriving as a member and leader of the entertainment production industry.
Hi Fam! This week we have the amazing Jasmine Utterback dropping some knowledge and resources on the podcast, she also shares her journey on building Creative Women Build into what it is today. A community builder who is building the women of color in our communities. We love it! We also share our thoughts on the movement and showing how important the power of Black people are through the movements, and trying times. Our hearts go to the families that are affected during this time as well as all of us that are staying socially aware, and are going through many kinds of emotions during this time. Thank you, and have a safe and great week! Reach Jasmine @creativewomenbuild on Instagram or join her network at www.creativewomenbuild.com We hope you enjoy! Thanks again for your support Reach us at theseriesofconversations@gmail.com Follow Us on Social Media @seriesofconversations Taiwo Akande @taikem, Ashley Michelle Miller @ashleymichellemiller and @koi_three
Jackie Kutzer started as a retail associate for the Orvis company. Now, because of the passion she saw in her customers and now husband, Orvis Casting Instructor, Peter Kutzer, Jackie is on a new mission. Her fly fishing story began at Orvis but now is soaring to new heights as the Co-Founder of 50/50 On The Water. Jackie has a love for salt water angling but with fly fishing she fell in love not only with her husband Pete, but with the art of the fly cast and that love lead her to learn more. Jackie watched women become interested in fly fishing, take a fly tying class, then a trip, and then go off to develop deep meaningful relationships, form fly fishing organizations, and stay in touch over the years with common enthusiasm of fishing and learning together. In this podcast we will only touch on her co founder role with 50/50 on the water and will soon bring her back with her co founding partner Christine Atkins to take a deeper dive in to how 50/50 is growing by leaps and bounds. Guest: Jackie Kutzer Email: 5050@orvis.com Website: 5050onthewater.orvis.com “Finished Roadie” – Photo by Jessica Haydahl Photography This is Fly Girl Fish episode 029, first aired on 04/02/2020.
Just Me with an encouraging word about Esther Women on a Mission
Empowerment in relation to how your brain works from Dr. Heather Kinchlow who has a focus in https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1GCEA_enUS814US814&q=neuroscience&spell=1&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi3xqmB_Z_oAhUClXIEHY7cBBoQkeECKAB6BAgVECU (neuroscience).
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We should all be Women on a mission! There is something that God has attached to all of our lives that is connected with the purpose that he has for our lives.
In this episode we'll here from two community builders in their 30s. First up is Jenny Lachs, founder of Digital Nomad Girls (DNG). DNG is a community for digital nomad women around the world which has quickly grown to over 20,000 members in the past 4 years! Jenny shares her fascinating journey from scientist to online business owner and the ups and downs along the way. Next we'll hear from Lou Stokes, a style and confidence coach who runs the beautiful Self Love Sisterhood community. Lou's originally from the UK and she now calls Madrid home. Listen in as she shares her personal journey of self-love and acceptance and how she helps other women learn how to love themselves. About Jenny Jenny is a former scientist turned digital nomad and the founder of Digital Nomad Girls, a global community that connects and empowers location independent women through an online membership site, the DNG Inner Circle, and in-person mastermind retreats. After finishing her PhD in chemistry in 2013, Jenny went on a 1-year around the world trip which has since turned into a full-time lifestyle. She loves eating her way around the world, is a beginner hula hooper and noodle soup enthusiast. Follow Digital Nomad Girls on Facebook, join the DNG Facebook group, follow her on Instagram @digitalnomadgirls, and the DNG website. About Lou Lou is a Style & Confidence Coach who helps women to fall in love with themselves, exude self confidence, and transform their mindset and wardrobe to become the magnetic woman they were born to be. She believes that every single woman on this planet is capable of success and worthy of a life she loves, but we have to learn to love ourselves first. Lou is also a published author of the book “Boney & I: Anorexia, Ustrasana and the Lost Apple Core,” is a true story of a young woman’s successful battle to overcome anorexia. When she's not talking self love, styling clients or hosting a retreat, you can find Lou awaiting her next journey at an airport, or spending some downtime on her yoga mat. Join the Self Love Sisterhood community, follow her on Facebook, on Instagram @byloustokes, and on her website. Follow us: Join our She Hit Refresh Facebook Group, get more tips and advice on how to hit refresh on our blog, and follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn. If you'd like to show your support for She Hit Refresh you can do so through our Patreon account. Come join us in Morocco on our 2020 She Hit Refresh Retreat! Click here for more info!
Last week we heard from two Aboriginal aunties about the good and bad bits of growing up on missions run on white, Christian beliefs. We’ve cheekily labelled this episode a part two, cause where Sandra and Nel had important stories to tell about the mission experience, the women (and men) who attend church mission trips don’t always learn as much about what communities in need actually... need. We also zoom out even further to explore the related, somewhat bewildering trend of voluntourism. If you’re a reasonably well-to-do westerner who wants to help people but avoid white saviour behaviour, we might be able to assist.
Vicky is the co-founder and CEO of the National Association of Divorce Professionals and started TheCafeD.com, a website dedicated to supporting men and women going through the divorce process. She is also the founder and CEO of Inspiration University… a company that is dedicated to helping women grow their businesses through education, coaching, and networking opportunities. Through Inspiration University, Vicky was able to help thousands of women across South Florida grow their businesses and increase their bottom-line profitability. Vicky's events have inspired, motivated, and informed women entrepreneurs to be their best and create the life they want. FREE "7.5 Steps to Achieving Extraordinary Goals" eBook: http://michaelaltshuler.com/download-e-book/ Facebook: http://facebook.com/MichaelAltshulerBiz Twitter: http://twitter.com/maltshulerbiz Please SUBSCRIBE and leave a review!
“We’re mums, dads, aunties, nans, pops, school counsellors, teachers. We’re playing seven roles.” For this episode we had the privilege of speaking to Aunty Sandra and Narelle, two women from the Wiradjuri and Muruwari nations respectively who work as Aboriginal education officers in Sydney. We were curious about their experience of living on missions, as many Aboriginal people have been forced to do - with the expectation they adhere to white, Christian values. But we also discussed the forced removal of Aboriginal children, teaching Indigenous histories and more. And it’s not just Rubie this week… we’re all fuming about tourists climbing Uluru, inaction on the proposal for a voice to parliament and the everyday racism inflicted on people of colour.
If you've been hanging out with us for the last few weeks you realize there's been a theme we've been exploring, and it's this idea of biohacking! Over the last few weeks, we've looked at red light therapy, we've talked about HRV and this cool device called the Lief, and today is the grand finale to complete this triple threat of biohacking! I had the pleasure of welcoming my colleague and friend to the podcast, Dr. Marc Bubbs. He is a naturopathic doctor, speaker, performance nutrition lead for Canada Basketball, and the author of his new, second book: Peak: The New Science of Athletic Performance That is Revolutionizing Sports, an integrated and personalized approach to health, nutrition, training, recovery, and mindset. And here's the thing: Dr. Bubbs knows that my audience is not necessarily elite super athletes, but we are elite and we are super and we're always looking for an edge when it comes to performance — and that's what we get into today! In this episode, we talk about metabolic rate, how to dose your coffee and leverage it in exercise, to keto or not to keto, how to hack our sleep to optimize recovery, and how to take notice of the important recovery cues from our body that let us know whether we should be going hard at the gym or actually pulling back! We also discuss what time of the day is ideal for which types of workout, how to balance nutrition and movement, how to avoid burnout, and the power of addressing your mindset when it comes to performing at an elite level! From mindset to tactics to movement to food, we cover it all in this episode as we wrap up our biohacking series — so be sure to tune in! Key Takeaways: [1:00] About today's show with Dr. Marc Bubbs! [2:58] Welcoming Dr. Marc Bubbs back to the show! [3:16] Dr. Bubbs tells us more about his background and gives an update since the last time he was here. [4:21] What is Dr. Bubbs's first recommended step to take to begin performing at a higher level? [5:49] Does Dr. Bubbs find that high performers get burnt out and struggle with ‘sickness' or are there people who are inherently unwell? Or is it a bit of both? [7:22] Does Dr. Bubbs find that people who are consistently getting sick have less understanding around the ideas of recovery? And what do we do about working out and pushing ourselves hard physically when we're consistently feeling under the weather? [12:02] What kinds of activities should we be looking at when we aim to get fit in 26 weeks rather than four? [20:00] How do we balance reps and sets with cardio? Especially for those that struggle with recovery. [22:04] How do we balance movement and nutrition? What's Dr. Bubbs's philosophy around nutrition and endurance. [24:25] What should we do, on the backend, to fuel our workouts? [26:06] Should we be having coffee or doing Slow-Low training in a fasted state? What are some of the other keys to success for morning training sessions? [27:55] When should we be weight training? [28:50] Keto or not to keto? [31:17] Dr. Bubbs highlights some objective findings when it comes to the keto diet. [33:23] What's the connection between someone's metabolic rate and their thyroid health? And are the traditional ways that we're measuring thyroid health sufficient? [35:58] Dr. Bubb speaks about a key highlight from his book: the correlation between animals living longer and having a higher state of oxidative stress. [37:57] Dr. Bubbs highlights some of the things related to low resiliency. [39:52] How to optimize your coffee habit! [43:30] The power of addressing your mindset when you're looking to perform at an elite level in life. [46:21] How do we reframe our ideas around pressure and stress to avoid burnout? [50:17] Dr. Marc Bubbs's key performance indicators! [54:17] Where to learn more about what Dr. Bubbs is up to! Mentioned in This Episode: Peak: The New Science of Athletic Performance That is Revolutionizing Sports, by Dr. Marc Bubbs The Entrepology Podcast Episode 04: “Ancestral Lifestyle with Dr. Marc Bubbs” Trent Stellingworth's 9-year case-study (on Twitter) WHOOP Sleep-Low Training The University of Toronto on how coffee can affect you before you even drink “How to make stress your friend | Kelly McGonigal” (TED Talk Video) Peter Jensen Toronto Life Wine Club More About Marc Bubbs Dr. Marc Bubbs is a licensed Naturopathic Doctor, Performance Nutrition Lead for Canada Basketball Team, Speaker, and former Strength Coach. He is the author of the new book Peak: The new science of athletic performance that is revolutionizing sports - An integrated and personalized approach to health, nutrition, training, recovery and mindset. Marc also hosts the Dr. Bubbs Performance Podcast, connecting listeners with world-leading experts in human performance and health and practices in both Toronto, Canada and London, England. Dr. Bubbs regularly presents at health, fitness and medical conferences across North America and Europe, consults with NBA, NHL, and MLB teams, and sees patients out of the Sport Medicine Clinic at the Toronto Athletic Club in downtown Toronto. Connect with my Guest: Website: DrBubbs.com Podcast: Dr. Bubbs' Performance Podcast Social Media: Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter If you enjoyed our conversation and would like to hear more: Please subscribe to The Entrepology Podcast on Stitcher or iTunes. We would also appreciate a review! Join our badass Women's Facebook Group, Legacy Performance Labs If you want to be something amazing, you need to surround yourself with amazing people! The Legacy community is made up of badass women living — not leaving — their legacy every single day. If you are on a mission and get it that your health is the key to your unlimited potential — Join us on Facebook! BRAIN HEALTH CHECKLIST! What if I told you that your brain biochemistry can help amplify your mindset, your capacity to be effective, and help accelerate your mission in the world? Well, I've pulled together a very quick checklist so that you can have a better understanding of the things you're doing every single day to amplify your nervous system or downregulate it in a way that isn't necessarily serving your mission. If you want access to this information and want to learn a little bit more about how you can optimize your brain health for success, visit: MeghanWalker.com/BrainHealth to grab your handout now! CALL TO ACTION It's all about consistency! One of the most important pieces of advice Dr. Bubbs highlighted in this episode was the importance of sticking with your nutrition and fitness goals if you want real progress. The people that make strides set healthy, achievable goals that can be maintained for long periods of time rather than those who push themselves twice as hard but can only maintain it for a few weeks. Let us know about your long-term goals and how you're going to adjust your fitness schedule to maintain it for the long haul! And remember to follow up with us on The Entrepology Podcast Facebook page — because when you're accountable, you're helpable!
In this episode Claudia shares her biblical convictions on our call to spread the good news- the hope and purpose we have in Jesus. She describes the importance of developing a heart for the hurting and the lost and shares both radical and practical ways to follow the example of Jesus and make "the mission" a lifestyle instead of a task. About the Speaker:Claudia Teran is a 29 year old woman who loves to serve in the campus ministry in the Pomerado Region in San Diego. Growing up catholic, her passion for helping and serving others originated at a young age when she joined a monastery and later a convent considering becoming a full service nun. After studying the Bible herself, she is driven by the love of Jesus to teach and spread the gospel around the world with a special passion for the Middle East. Episode Notes:The Mission isn't just a part of Christian life- it IS the Christian life! God has always been in the business of sending (John 3:16-17)Abraham Moses The prophets His Son, JesusThe Holy SpiritSharing your faith is a lifestyle, not a task.The mission doesn't have to be overseas, it could just be sharing your life within your circles! This is a heart issue. Dare to dream big! Don't ignore God's callings and pray big prayers! Romans 10:13-14 "Everyone who calls on the name of the LORD will be saved." How, then, can they call on the one they have not believed in? And how can they believe in the one of whom they have not heard? And how can they hear without someone preaching to them?"Obedience over convenience.Persecution is real- but God wants to walk with you through it! Resistance is part of the strengthening process. We need to be there for our sisters- we're in this together! The dark needs the light, so don't be surprised if God sends you into the dark!Questions to consider:If you haven't been sharing your faith, what is stopping you? Am I making the gospel available to people that don't have access to it in my community? Am I too focused on my own spiritual growth that I'm not concerned with the spiritual well-being of those around me? The Mission is personal- what passion or talents has God specifically given you and how does he want you to use those to advance His kingdom? Support the show (https://tithe.ly/give_new/www/#/tithely/give-one-time/678206?giving_to=Woven%20In%20Truth%20Podcast)
This is our last day of women on a mission but not for our mission stay strong & walk in your authority my sisters
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Listen to two "Women On A Mission." These ladies are doing business internationally and connecting women all around the world. My two guests are Dr. Remi Ayodeji Duyile, President/CEO, Image Consulting Group and Caterina Rando, Founder, Thriving Women in Business. Learn how you can do business with countries such as Africa. Also, find out how women can increase their revenue and accelerate their business by coming out of their comfort zone.This show is broadcast live on Monday's at 2PM ET on W4WN Radio – The Women 4 Women Network (www.w4wn.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).
This International Women's Day, Claressa spoke with Christine Amour Levar, Co-Founder of Women on a Mission, a non-profit organisation that raises money for causes that support and empower abused women and women survivors of war around the world and her latest initiative, Her Planet Earth which promotes a deeper connection between women empowerment and the integrity of the environment.
Did you catch the last episode of the Doing Good Podcast? I interviewed Christine Amour-Levar, co-founder of Women On A Mission about travel, adventure and using sport to end violence against women. If you didn’t hear it, I highly recommend it, but I may be a bit bias. Anyway, incase you didn’t know, Christine is of French, Swiss and Filipino descent. So while I was in the Philippines last year, I of course reached out to her to let her know I was there and to see if she knew any interesting people that I should connect with while travelling around. Now interesting is an understatement when thinking of a word to describe who she introduced me to. This week on the podcast, I’m chatting to the one and only Anne-Marie Bakker. Power-woman. Environmental advocate. Don’t mess with her, passionate, problem-solver, connector. Tree-planter. And all round, bad-ass. She is a solid driving force in the fight for environmental conservation in the Philippines - one of the last remaining tropical rainforest areas. Some estimates state that forest cover in the Philippines has dropped from 70% down to 20% over the course of the 20th Century (check this report). Forests play a critical role in mitigating climate change because they act as a carbon sink—soaking up carbon dioxide that would otherwise be free in the atmosphere and contribute to ongoing changes in climate patterns. Deforestation undermines this important carbon sink function. According to WWF, some 46-58 thousand square miles of forest are lost each year—equivalent to 48 football fields every minute, and it is estimated that 15% of all greenhouse gas emissions are the result of deforestation. So what are the causes of deforestation? Well, illegal logging, fires used to clear land for agriculture, and fuel-wood harvesting. The impacts are overwhelming. But in this episode we’re going to hear from an environmental warrior extraordinaire. Anne-Marie is truly at the forefront of the effort to restore the lungs of the world. I remember one night, there was a group of us and we were all chatting. It was late at night and over a few beers and Anne-Marie was telling a story about a time that she was in walking by herself down a dirt road in one of the remote village-islands and how she scared away a group of rowdy guys with a large knife that she was carrying for scenarios like that. If you’re looking for stories of adventure, look no further than Anne-Marie. She is humble, down to earth, and a great storyteller. As the VP Operations & Partnerships at Fostering Education & Environment for Development (FEED) in The Philippines, Anne-Marie chats about how she does it all, her family history of and personal motivation for conservation, as well as some of the projects that she runs; one in particular that I find so fascinating, is the planting for peace program - engaging the people of Mindanao in environmental conservation through tree planting projects with the Philippines Defence Force, as a way of promoting peace in that region. I’m not going to give any more away – I hope you enjoy the show! Favorite quote from episode: “It should be a given that we give back to the community somehow.” [24:35] People/ items mentioned in this episode: Fostering Education & Environment for Development (FEED) COP 21 - Paris Pope Francis says destroying the environment is a sin Living Legacy Ridge to Reef (R2R) – Watershed Rehabilitation Students & Volunteers for the Environment (SAVE) Philippine Environmental Legislation FEED Ambassadors Get in contact with Anne-Marie by email or through the FEED Facebook page, Instagram or website. Show notes “We realized it was the right time to engage the public at large to generate awareness about the need to reforest 70% of our lost forest cover in the Philippines” [08:15] Anne-Marie gives us a bit of background about the environmental situation in the Philippines [17:30] How does FEED measure social impact? [21:00] Anne-Marie talks about the Planting for Peace Program, working with the Philippines Armed Forces on a tree-planting program to promote peace in the highly unstable region of Mindanao in the Philippines [29:00] What are some of the challenges that Anne-Marie faces in doing this kind of work, especially in the Philippines? [34:50] What is FEED working on for the future? [50:00] Three Things [01:01:30] What was your favorite quote or lesson from this episode? Let me know in the comments! Head to Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or doinggoodpodcast.com to get involved in the conversation Keywords: Social enterprise, corporate social responsibility, entrepreneurship, social enterprise, social entrepreneur, changemaker, social good, social impact, volunteer, Philippines, nonprofit, NGO, green, trees, peace, deforestation, carbon emissions, environment, environmental, shared value, conservation, climate change, global warming, education
Of French, Swiss and Filipino descent, Christine Amour-Levar is Social Entrepreneur, Marketing Consultant and Author who passionately believes in women empowering each other. She grew up between Manila, Paris and Tokyo and is currently based in Singapore, where she lives with her husband and four children. After graduating from Sophia University in Tokyo, with a BA in International Business and Economics, and a minor in Japanese language, she embarked on a fulfilling career that took her across Europe, Asia, North and South America for brands such as Nike, McCann-Erickson, Philippe Starck and her own Brazilian fashion retail business, Beijaflor. After selling her retail business in 2010, she went on to write the motivational guide, The Smart Girl’s Handbook to Being Mummylicious, published in May 2012. Today, Christine heads Marketing and Communications at Temasek Trust and Temasek Management Services, two wholly-owned subsidiaries of Temasek Holdings, a global investment firm headquartered in Singapore. She is also the Chief Marketing Officer of iRace Group, one of Asia's leading horse racing publishing and media companies and the Founding Partner of Women On A Mission, a non-profit organisation, which combines challenging expeditionary travel to remote locations around the world with the support of humanitarian causes. Christine recently received the 100 Most Influential Filipina Women in the World Award™ (Global FWN100™) that recognises Filipina women who are influencing the face of leadership in the global workplace, having reached status for outstanding work in their respective fields, and who are recognised for their leadership, achievement and contributions to society, female mentorship and legacy. I am super excited to introduce you to Christine. She is someone who I really admire because of her personal and professional accomplishments. You’ll hear me say it a few times in this episode, but I honestly don’t know how she has the time to do everything that she does. Having said that, I think when you’ve found that sweet spot in your life where you can use the skills that you’re good at while you work at something that you’re passionate about, the time you spend on work, doesn’t seem like work at all. Christine co-founded Women on a Mission - a social enterprise that combines travel, sport and adventure with her passion to end violence against women. Now I’m not talking about leisurely travel here, some of their recent missions have included one to Iran in November 2016 where they trekked 200km of dessert. They also recently went to Jordan for rock climbing, Siberia to live with the nomadic Nenets reindeer herders and even up to Everest Base Camp in 2012. These trips are not for the faint-hearted. We’ll chat about how they do these trips, prepare for them and how these trips contribute to the fight to end violence against women. Let’s get in to the show! Favorite quote from episode: “It may sound cliché, but I really believe that if you follow your passion and you do that throughout your life - even through the tough times when you think ‘oh I should just get safe job’ or, ‘I should just stick to something that is less flamboyant or risky’, but I think that if you do that continuously through your life, it ends up all just coming together.” – Christine [20:50] People/ items mentioned in this episode: Women On A Mission Smart Girl’s Handbook to Being Mummylicious Women for Women International Association of Women for Action and Research (AWARE) UN Women Singapore Pertapis Children’s Home Singapore Changemaker workshop (AWARE) Get in contact with Christine on her website, Twitter, or through Women On A Mission Show notes What is Women On A Mission? [05:00] Christine tells us about the causes that Women On A Mission support and why [08:35] How do teammates fundraise for these trips? [17:45] How does Women On A Mission measure impact? [23:30] “It’s not work for me! I work on it [Women On A Mission] every day but I don’t consider it work. It’s so much fun, I love what I do with Women On A Mission – it’s my profession of the heart” [29:50] Where does Christine see the future of Women On A Mission & what kind of things are they working on? [34:34] Corporate partnerships and corporate responsibility programs [38:40] “I put a lot of value on being kind and being compassionate towards others. But also educating yourself all through your life” [44:00] Three Things [47:00] What was your favorite quote or lesson from this episode? Let me know in the comments! Head to Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or doinggoodpodcast.com to get involved in the conversation Keywords: Social enterprise, corporate social responsibility, entrepreneurship, social enterprise, social entrepreneur, changemaker, social good, social impact, volunteer, women in business, entrepreneurs, entrepreneurship, empowerment, travel, adventure, sport, women, feminism, end violence, mother, businesswomen
Christine Amour-Levar is the Founding Partner of Women On A Mission, a non-profit organisation, headquartered in Singapore, which aims to raise awareness and funds for women survivors of war and to support and empower women who have been subjected to violence and abuse. Christine's journey to self confidence has been a life long journey. She has had her share of obstacles but each obstacle she has faced made her stronger and more resilient every time. In this episode, Christine will share her story and also give you tips to help you in your own journey to self confidence. Check out thetaoofselfconfidence.com for show notes of Christine's episode, Christine's website, resources, gifts and so much more.
Professor Naomi Chazan, a political scientist and the co-director of the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute's Center for the Advancement of Women in the Public Sphere (WIPS), discusses the center's latest Gender Index report, Israel's most comprehensive database of gender inequality in the country. Song: Hats ft. Gal De Paz - No Love Song This season of the Tel Aviv Review is made possible by The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute, which promotes humanistic, democratic, and liberal values in the social discourse in Israel.
Of French, Swiss and Filipino descent, Christine Amour-Levar is a true citizen of the world, she grew up between Manila, Paris and Tokyo and is currently based in Singapore, where she lives with her husband and four children. She is one of the founding partners of Women On A Mission, a non-profit organisation that combines challenging expeditionary travel to remote locations around the world with the support of humanitarian causes. Christine recently received the 100 Most Influential Filipina Women in the World Award that recognises Filipina women who are influencing the face of leadership in the global workplace, having reached status for outstanding work in their respective fields, and who are recognised for their leadership, achievement and contributions to society, female mentorship and legacy. "Have the courage to define success on your own terms. Your uniqueness in your power." Shownotes -Christine is Introduces herself and shares more about growing up and living a very international lifestyle -How sports have always played a part of her life; especially swimming, basketball, tennis & soccer -Working for Nike and how sport continued to play a huge part of her life -Trying to get the balance in her life between; work, family, fitness and having a social life -Having a career break while having her first child and going back to school to follow a creative dream -Moving to Singapore & setting up her own business and a non-profit - “Women on a Mission” -Dealing with guilt and how she copes with those feelings -Her love of trekking which started in Switzerland and how her passion grew when she was older and why she turned to the mountains for strength after her divorce -Why she keeps going back to the Himalayas and why Nepal holds a special place for her -More about Valerie Boffin, Women for Women International and how that let to her becoming a founding partner of “Women on a Mission” -Their first trek to Everest Base Camp & getting to stay the night at base camp -Trekking to Siberia to experience what daily life is like for the nomadic Nenets reindeer herders -Dealing with the difference in extreme temperatures - going from 30 degrees to - 40! -What she learned most from this experience -What’s next for Women on a Mission -Writing her book - The Smart Girl’s Handbook to Being Mummylicious, Website - Links http://www.christineamourlevar.com http://www.womenmission.com Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode! x
Is it important to take a women’s group on a mission trip? How do you do it? What’s important to know? Hear Kelly and Hailey discuss 5 things you should know about taking women on a mission trip. Listen to a special interview with Denise Lopez, founder of EveryDay Ministry, and hear her heart for […]
Listen to my interview with a Financial Advisor that had struggles with money like most people. It is surprising to learn that Aisha Taylor, a certified Financial Planner with degrees from the University of Michigan and Duke University, had a problem handling her own finances. She quickly realized her high debt lifestyle was unsustainable.She devised a plan to get out of debt and turn her life around by making incremental changes in her spending habits. Her new book, "5+5 FNPhenomenal Ways to Save $100 This Week Without Killing Your Lifestyle," chronicles the lives of four women on a mission to find ways to spend their money and time more wisely.To learn more about FNPhenomenal and to inquire about working with Aisha, visit her website at www.FNPhenomenal.com or email her at aishataylor@fnphenomenal.com.Subscribe to Shine & Grind Podcast at http://bit.ly/1jpCGTo.Like us on Facebook at Facebook.com/shineandgrindshow.
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