Podcasts about worthy women

Join Anna, a trauma-informed breathwork facilitator and Worthy Women's coach, as she dives into the profound connection between trauma, the nervous system, and emotional healing. In this episode, Anna explains how breathwork can release stored trauma, calm the nervous system, and empower women to step into their fullest expression. Discover practical breathwork techniques to help reduce stress, anxiety, and unlock long-term emotional and physical well-being. Tune in to learn how to start your healing journey today! Contact with Anna Richter: Amazon Link for Modern Breathwork For Your Evolution Workbook: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BR9DQMSD  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annaleerichter_evolve/  Connect with Lianna Hunt D.C.: @liannahuntdc on IG and X Tune into the next FREE Nervous System Health webinar via https://www.thepureplace.co/the-nervous-system-health-virtual-experience --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/harmonicexpressions/support

0:00 Intro2:00 Worthy Women Transformation with Sonshine 40:00 Wrap-up Episode featuring Dr. Mark Shaw & Kirby Johnson. A streaming library for the addiction counselor: https://theaddictionconnection.thinkific.com/ Listen to full episodes of The Addiction Connection Podcasts (New Episodes Weekly): https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theaddictionconnection Mark E. Shaw, D.Min., founded The Addiction Connection in 2012 and is the author of 28 publications on addictions and biblical counseling. He serves as Pastor on staff at First Baptist Church Jacksonville at Nocatee, FL. Need Help Now? The Addiction Connection offers hope and healing to those struggling with addiction. Start your search for biblical programs here. https://www.theaddictionconnection.org/addiction-help/ Find a Program Near You: https://www.theaddictionconnection.org/residential-programs/ https://www.theaddictionconnection.org/non-residential-programs/ What We Believe: https://www.theaddictionconnection.org/statement-of-faith/ tags#247 - Worthy Women Transformation with Sonshine | The Addiction Connection Podcast The Addiction Connection Podcast addiction biblical counseling training resources Christian addiction rehab drug abuse relapse mental health alcoholism the consumption of alcohol care group study Family Help For Addiction (A Care Group Study) counselor training for addiction ministry leadership counselor training for addiction counseling techniques for addiction addiction resources addiction recovery addiction help podcast bible based curriculum addiction counselor training 12 steps alcoholics anonymous big book the heart of addiction tac podcast connecting the hope of the gospel counseling techniques for addiction addiction help podcast bible based curriculum curriculum planning for group teaching addiction counselor training self improvement sex addiction self-injury addiction recovery speakers dopesick hulu interview dopesick reaction dopesick oxycontin mark e shaw oliver underwood shirley crowder tac summit tac counsel arischa conner arischa conner dopesick dopesick podcast arischa conner interview acting coach los angeles dopesick leah turner dopesick actress arischa conner leah turner first baptist church nocatee

A collection of our weekly sermons from our resident pastors: Dave Lee, Frank Piszczor, and Stan Yee as well as guest pastors and speakers.

Are you ready to be the face of your brand and stand out from the crowd? The idea of having a personal brand isn't new, but there's a persistent misbelief that personal brands are just for CEOs, celebrities and Instagram influencers.But consider this: Recently, I saw a post on LinkedIn by Nat Berman predicting a Personal Brand explosion. He said:"Most of the CEOs, Founders & entrepreneurs who have been sitting on the sidelines won't any longer. They'll realize how important it is to be known for more than just their jobs."But, more critically, "They'll also be looking at other personal brands as a form of resume!"Which made me think that if this prediction plays out, then in order to stand out & to ensure our success in the future, every one of us - you, me, all of us, need to develop our personal brands.To help explore the idea that developing your personal brand is not just a good idea - but vital to your career path - I've invited two career coaches onto this week's Standout Business Show.Sonal Bahl is a career strategist & founder of Supercharge Yourself who's developed her personal brand via a successful Youtube channel (with 145,000 subscribers) and weekly LinkedIn livestream series.Ashley Paré is a leadership coach for professional women & founder of Own Your Worth & Worthy Women's Collective who's grown her personal brand through public speaking including her TEDx talk, 'How to have your cake & negotiate too.'Stay tuned - & let's tune up your personal brand!Takeaways:Everyone already has a personal brand.You have a limited choice in how much you can control the narrative around your brand.The power of showcasing your unique features to connect with those around you.The ART framework of designing your personal brand.Episode ResourcesConnect with Sonal BahlConnect with Ashley Paré Become a Standout Brand 1-Minute at a time! Watch this new bingeable set of 1-minute videos:  Stand Out In 60 SecondsIf you're enjoying what you're hearing, please consider recommending it to others. They can sign up  here.

Welcome to the second episode of the Fierce Ladies Collective Retreat series! In this episode of the series, we have Courtney Wendzicki. Courtney is an entrepreneur located in Northeast Ohio who serves mothers, entrepreneurs, mom-preneuers, and entrepreneurs who struggle with mental health!Today we share a little bit about each of our communities and how we EACH serve them in our own way! (Because, as you will hear, we serve VERY different communities! And making sure YOU find the right community is so important to us!)Join us as we share about each of our upcoming retreats!Join us on the Fierce Ladies Collective Retreat!Listen to Confetti Worthy WomenFollow Courtney on IG: @Confetti.Worthy.WomenAttend Courtney's RetreatStay In the Loop:Check out the Fierce Ladies Collective RetreatLearn More About the Fierce Ladies CollectiveJoin the Fierce Ladies Collective, and check out the FLC Upcoming Events!Get your copy of Stop Talking About the WeatherThe Keep Moving Forward Playlist: Keep Moving Forward Jams**ENTER the $100 GIVEAWAY**Rate/Review Keep Moving Forward on Apple PodcastReviews are a GREAT way to let me know if this content is vibing with you! AND it's a great way to spread the word to others as to why THEY need to listen in to Keep Moving Forward. Because of this, I am going to be giving away $100 dollars when Keep Moving Forward reaches 100 reviews! To get entered - slide on over to Apple Podcasts and RATE/REVIEW the show! Then, send me a screenshot of your review so I can get you entered into the giveaway! Giveaway ends when we hit 100 reviews! Open to residents of US and CA. Follow me on Instagram: @Diana_Marie_KellerLike my Facebook Page: Keep Moving ForwardKeep Moving Forward - Buy Me A Coffe: Options for a one-time donation to support Keep Moving Forward

In this episode, Sujani sits down with Monica Villarruel, a research scientist for the state of California. They discuss Monica's experience working as a research scientist outside of academia and how Monica was able to overcome the various challenges throughout her academic and professional journey. You'll LearnHow Monica found her way into the public health field from nutritionWhy Monica decided to pursue an MPH and the challenges she faced going back to schoolHow state research differs from research within academia and what a day in the life of a state research scientist looks likeMonica's work with maternal and infant health and what other areas of research or opportunities are availableWhat skills may be beneficial to have for anyone interested in research outside of academiaMonica's struggles with monotony in the workplace and how she was able to pull herself out of a rutHow surrounding yourself with mentors and a support network is essential in your career journeyWhat new developments are coming up for MonicaToday's Guest​ResourcesFollow Monica on Linkedin Read more about the Pregnancy Risk Assessment and Monitoring System and the Maternal and Infant Health AssessmentLearn more about the Women, Infants, and Children programLearn more about the Worthy Women organization   Support the showJoin The Public Health Career Club: the #1 hangout spot and community dedicated to building and growing your dream public health career.

I have received many questions over the years about my signature group program Worthy Women Rise. As we near the doors closing for this cohort of the program, I thought I would do an instagram live where I answer all of your questions. This is a recording of that live.   To learn more about the program and apply go to www.worthywomenrise.com.   To grab the show notes go to www.ThaisSky.com/podcast/189.   If you like what you heard, it would mean the world to me if you took a moment to leave a review and share this podcast with your community.   Thank you for your generous attention. XO Thaís   Socials // Website: www.ThaisSky.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/IamThaisSky Instagram: www.instagram.com/IamThaisSky

Ruth: A Story of Redemption. In this sermon on Ruth 3 by Mark Young, we see how God uses worthy men and worthy women to bring restoration and redemption. Preached on 3/9/22.

Worthy women & Jesus I. Woman with issue of blood II. Woman with sick child III. Woman who anointed Jesus IV. Woman at the well V.  Woman caught in adultery

Dear Sis, I wish that we would inherently know how valuable we are.  Sometimes we depend on other people or accolades to prove that we are valuable, but I assure you that isn't the case.  No job title or home title determines WHO are you.  Guess what? You get to decide.   Today I'm talking with Darnise Harper about self-confidence, self-worth, and being a worthy woman.      Darnise's Bio Darnise is first and foremost a proud mom. She is also the host of the Worthy Women podcast and a Confidence Coach. Being someone who had what others would consider a picture-perfect life she had no reason not to be confident, but that all changed when the fairytale ended in divorce and her becoming a single mom. With her confidence shattered and having to rediscover who she was outside of being a wife. She had to learn how to rebuild not only her shattered confidence but also pick up the pieces of her life. Though the process wasn't easy it not only made her faith foundation stronger, along the way her confidence was rebuilt and she began to rediscover who she was.  She now teaches other women how to rebuild their confidence and discover or rediscover who they are. Darnise is passionate about facilitating transformation in women and teaching them that knowing who you are and having confidence is possible. One thing that stuck out: Your self-worth is like building a house. You must start with a solid foundation. If your foundation is shaky, everything else will be.   Topics Covered: Defining self-worth/ confidence Building your “house” of self-worth Self-worth spills over into other areas of life Misconceptions of self-confidence The progression of self-confidence   Darnise, what's one piece of advice you would want to give your sisters about self-worth? Never compromise your self-worth. Your value is your value.   Where To Find Darnise Instagram: iamaworthywoman Podcast: Worthy Women Podcast   Follow me! Instagram: Taccarra_Renee Facebook Group: A Letter To My Sister Podcast Email: Hello@lettertomysister.com    

Today I'm chatting with Nicole Terrell, the founder, and creator of Wildly Worthy Women. Nicole teaches women that manifestation is a healing process in which they strip away the conditioning that led them to abandon themselves in order to create a sense of safety or feeling loved through the trauma they experienced so that they can reconnect with their most authentically magnetic selves. In this episode we discuss:Nicole's experience being a cycle breaker AND a cycle creatorThe dangers of spiritual bypassing and the importance of  trauma healing work before trying to embody a new reality you want to manifest in your lifeWhat happens when Nicole stops “conversing with a higher power” and what she does to get back in that spaceNicole's story of manifesting with the moon and how she used that to help her start a new life after leaving her husbandThe power of integrating pleasure into your life and how it can help us step into our creative powerHow Nicole realized she needed to take full responsibility for her energy in order to start seeing the shifts she was hoping for How we can transform survival energy into creative energy and create the life we wantThe power of doing manifestation work in community with other like-minded womenTo find out more and sign up for The Moon Magic Workshop happening on 9/20/21 at 7:30 PM EST  --> https://www.wildlyworthywomen.com/moonyogamagicFor more from Nicole Terrell -->https://www.instagram.com/wildlyworthywomen/https://www.facebook.com/groups/wildlyworthywomenTo connect deeper, join the “virtual village” on Facebook at –> facebook.com/groups/theradicalmothervillageFollow me on Instagram –> instagram.com/radicalmothervillageGrab a FREE copy of the Calm Mom Strategy –> christabevan.com/calmmomGet started with a free 20-minute consult to see how I can support you on your journey of mothering radically –> http://christabevan.com/free-20-minute-phone-consultA radical mother is a woman poised in her power ready to disrupt cycles of generational trauma running through her family like wildfire. She's working to improve her life, the lives of her children, and shape the landscape of her community. If that's you - you're in the right place. This podcast is designed to connect you with resources, inspiration, and the reminder that you are not alone as you embark on your journey of radical mothering.I'm your host Christa Bevan and I'm a certified TRE provider (which stands for tension & trauma releasing exercises), trauma-informed yoga instructor, and also a dynamic self-care coach for moms. And of course, a fellow radical mother. My approach to this work blends neuroscience-backed tools and heart-centered intuition.Did you enjoy today's episode?  Be sure to head to Apple Podcasts to subscribe, rate & review the show.  Not only do these help me know you're enjoying the content, but they help this work be seen by even more Radical Mothers that need it in their lives too.

Ruth 3; Proverbs 31

In this episode, Moji explains the reason why so many of us still feel unworthy despite knowing and hearing over and over again that the truth of our Being is that we are all innately worthy. She explores the core reasons why we feel unworthy and how we can begin to reclaim our worth. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing and sharing it with your friends. :) --------------------  Connect with Queen Regardless (A Community of Worthy Women) on Instagram: Instagram.com/queenregardless_   Join The Queen Regardless Inner Circle. Sign up now to get inner-circle access to free healing tools, journal prompts and more! bit.ly/QueenRegardlessNewsletter   Got suggestions or want to send in your questions? Email admin@queenregardless.org  or leave a voice note on Anchor.

What if we've been viewing our imperfections all wrong? In this episode, Moji debunks the myth of "Perfection" and shares a fresh new perspective on how to view and be with the imperfect parts of ourselves and how to love ourselves unconditionally! If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing and sharing it with your friends. :)   -------------------- Connect with Queen Regardless (A Community of Worthy Women) on Instagram: Instagram.com/queenregardless_  Join The Queen Regardless Inner Circle. Sign up now to get inner-circle access to free healing tools, journal prompts and more! bit.ly/QueenRegardlessNewsletter Got suggestions or want to send in your questions? Email admin@queenregardless.org  or leave a voice note on Anchor.

Ann C.K. Nickell is an author, coach, artisan, and survivor who founded Wonderfully Worthy Women to use her experiences and her stories to inspire other women and help them overcome their obstacles, pursue their passion and purpose, and rewrite their stories so that they can live beautiful lives. Learn more about Ann C.K. Nickell at WonderfullyWorthy.net and be sure to read her blog.

Most of us know what to do about our positive feelings: we enjoy them and want them to last as long as possible! But the negative feelings are often difficult to confront and what we tend to do instead is to avoid, deny or even judge them. In this episode, Moji shares 3 simple and practical steps for managing the negative or heavy emotions that come up for us and how we can transform these feelings into a powerful opportunity for learning deeper truths about ourselves. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing and sharing it with your friends. :) -------------------- Connect with Queen Regardless (A Community of Worthy Women) on Instagram: Instagram.com/queenregardless_ Join The Queen Regardless Inner Circle. Sign up now to get inner-circle access to free healing tools, journal prompts and more! bit.ly/QueenRegardlessNewsletter Got suggestions or want to send in your questions? Email admin@queenregardless.org  or leave a voice note on Anchor.

In this episode, Moji breaks down the importance of honouring all our emotions, including the difficult ones, as well as the reasons why we often find it difficult to feel our negative emotions and how this gets in the way of our healing. We take a deep dive to uncover the unexpected ways by which Positivity can become harmful to us and what we can do avoid this in our lives. -------------------- Connect with Queen Regardless (A Community of Worthy Women) on Instagram: Instagram.com/queenregardless_ Join The Queen Regardless Inner Circle. Sign up now to get inner-circle access to free healing tools, journal prompts and more! bit.ly/QueenRegardlessNewsletter Got suggestions or want to send in your questions? Email worthywomanpodcast@gmail.com  or leave a voice note on Anchor.

Ever wondered what the healing journey is REALLY all about? What we are actually healing from? And why it is often said that "Healing is a lifelong journey"? The whole idea of Finding Healing can get confusing and overwhelming for many of us! In this episode, Moji takes a simple and intimate approach to breaking down the intricacies, confusions and misconceptions about The Healing Journey. -------------------- Connect with Queen Regardless (A Community of Worthy Women) on Instagram: Instagram.com/queenregardless_ Join The Queen Regardless Inner Circle. Sign up now to get inner-circle access to free healing tools, journal prompts and more! bit.ly/QueenRegardlessNewsletter Got suggestions or want to send in your questions? Email worthywomanpodcast@gmail.com or leave a voice note on Anchor.

DAY 16 | How Worthy Women Are Subscribe to my newsletter list and get a free copy of my Big, Bold Prayers Devotional E-book. Welcome to Worship Wednesday! I'm really excited for these episodes because I believe God needs to be in all of our businesses and this is a way for me to really worship God, do devotionals with YOU and to get more prayer time. I am incredibly grateful that you have taken the time to listen to my podcast and do the devotionals with me! Thanks for listening! Connect with me and the Ashlee Fay Army over on Facebook. Find me on Instagram. Talk to you soon! Purchase Ashlee's Purpose Journal on Amazon Purchase a ticket to Ashlee's women's empowerment conference (held June 4th-6th 2021)

Introducing The Worthy Woman Podcast with host, Mojisola Ajibona: Writer, female emotional empowerment advocate and founder of Queen Regardless. In this episode, we explore the idea behind the Worthy Woman Podcast, why this journey is not about "becoming" worthy and what to expect in coming episodes. Subscribe now to receive updates! Follow Queen Regardless (A Community of Worthy Women) on Instagram Instagram.com/queenregardless_ Got suggestions or want to send in your questions? Email admin@queenregardless.org  or leave a voice note on Anchor.

A recent Wired article talked about how to just shut off your screen time notifications so that you don't feel guilty. Should this be what we do? How has staying at home changed our schedules and how we approach our days? Hans finished up a book recommended by a congregant, and Courtney (Hans' wife) is tearing through Harry Potter books with the kids.

Do you find yourself stuck in a situation that is no longer right for you but you’re afraid to make changes? Audrey Bellis, founder of Worthy Women, shares with us why it’s important to focus on what’s good for you, how to step up from a place of service, and why you can’t raise your net worth until you raise your self-worth. In this episode, Audrey shares her personal journey of shedding other people’s expectations and following her own path. She provides practical tips on how to overcome fears, embrace your authentic self, and become a worthy woman. Highlights: [02:01] Broken to worthy woman [02:45] Story of Worth Women [09:13] Sales is a numbers game [12:56] Getting past rejection [19:05] Overcoming your fears [20:08] Focus on what matters [24:48] Lean on your community [27:13] Authenticity fuels success Quotes: “People struggle to switch lanes because they are so invested in how it needs to be.” – Audrey Bellis “Everything you do comes from a place of self-worth. And if you do not feel worthy of asking for the multimillion-dollar sale, you're not going to get it.” – Audrey Bellis “As a leader, if you don't feel empowered in who you are and have clarity in what you stand for, you won’t be able to lead others. Leadership is a top-down experience.” – Audrey Bellis “Everything is a numbers game. Integrity is the key.” – Audrey Bellis “You need to do what's right for you but also give yourself permission that it isn't set in stone and it can change. And that’s okay.” – Audrey Bellis “Nobody owes you anything. You create your own opportunities.” – Audrey Bellis “The key to accelerating in a digital world is to stop trying to be like everybody else. Show up as you.” – Audrey Bellis “The way that we accelerate is being clear and honest with ourselves. It’s our willingness to be vulnerable and have boundaries.” – Audrey Bellis “You can’t raise your net worth until you raise your self-worth.” – Audrey Bellis About Audrey Bellis: As the Founder of StartUp DTLA, Audrey gets to help bring tech and creative companies into Downtown LA during what has been called the ‘downtown renaissance.’ Connecting these companies with office space, resources, and funding has been one of her greatest joys while having the opportunity to help build a city. While Audrey loves serving the tech community, the #WorthyWomen tribe holds a special place in her heart. Through this platform, she has had the opportunity to not only serve the public, but also been able to work with enterprise leaders and top female executives. Worthy Women is the story of how she found her deepest self-worth and helped women find theirs. You can find Audrey urban exploring across Los Angeles, often with a book under her arm. She is a lover of a well-aged single malt, strong coffee, and her dog Tapatio.  Links: Website: http://www.audreybellis.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/audreybellis/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/audreyrbellis Twitter: https://twitter.com/audreybellis YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCely90sEUuYthFrawhBLn0A Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/audreybellis/

Megan and Harry, Gangsta Squirrels,Salman Sheikh, Worthy Women

Philly Jesus,Theft and WaWa,Worthy Women,Tech talk and music by DMoney

Today we celebrate 19 often unsung women behind the scenes in the music industry, from Mother of Hip-Hop Sylvia Robinson, to post-punk champion Ruth Polsky to Cleveland’s beloved rock critic Jane Scott.

In this episode Darnise gives some background on the Worthy Women Podcast and why she created it.

Nadiyah Barrow (@nadiyahforever) is a 24 years old proud graduate of N.C Central University. Small Business owner, Nanny, blogger, self care advocate. On this episode we discuss business, astrology, and BIGGER THINGS! Check out Nadiyah's buisness Worthy Women www.wwshopnc.com Struggling with habits, get into a flow of consistency with the #30daysofconsistency: Interactive Journal. Find yours at www.arichbook.com. Get your FREE work guide ASK RECEIVE ACT www.arichbook.com Subscribe and Rate our Show!! Follow us on Instagram @fortheloveofmillennials --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Going through a divorce is exhausting, so this episode is all about productive approaches to your fresh start, and getting there through the support of others. We assembled a dream team of experts to help create an uplifting path through a difficult transition for Worthy Women like you. Judy Herbst is here to share the highlights from the event we hosted earlier this month, which featured speakers on self-care, personal finance, career, continued learning and all around growth.

Speaker: Minoru Chen Location: San Jose, California Topic: Worthy Women (ref. Proverbs 31)

Speaker: Minoru Chen Location: San Jose, California Topic: Worthy Women

You asked for it and we listened! Our new Facebook Group, Worthy Women & Divorce, will let us bring you even more of what we think you deserve. There’s a stigma about divorce and single moms, and we are dedicated to changing the conversation to celebrate the perseverance, hustle, and strength we see from women like you every day!

"After all, Ginger Rogers did everything that Fred Astaire did. She just did it backwards and in high heels..." - Ann Richards Women have been instrumental in the success of American cinema since its very beginning. One of the first people to ever pick up a motion picture camera was a woman. As was the first screenwriter to win two Academy Awards, the inventor of the boom microphone and the first person to be credited with the title Film Editor. Throughout the entire history of Hollywood women have been revolutionizing, innovating, and shaping how we make movies. Yet their stories are rarely shared. This is what film reporter Alicia Malone wants to change. "Backwards and in Heels" tells the history of women in film in a different way, with stories about incredible ladies who made their mark throughout each era of Hollywood. From the first women directors, to the iconic movie stars, and present day activists. Each of these stories are inspiring in the accomplishments of women, and they also highlight the specific obstacles women have had to face. "Backwards and in Heels" combines research and exclusive interviews with influential women and men working in Hollywood today, such as Geena Davis, J.J. Abrams, Ava DuVernay, Octavia Spencer, America Ferrera, Paul Feig, Todd Fisher and many more, as well as film professors, historians and experts. Think of Backwards and in Heels as a guidebook, your entry into the complex world of women in film. Join Alicia Malone as she champions Hollywood women of the past and present, and looks to the future with the hopes of leveling out the playing field. Alicia Malone is a film reporter, host, writer and self-confessed movie geek. She first gained notice hosting movie-centric shows and reviewing films in her native Australia, before making the leap to Los Angeles in 2011. Since then, Alicia has appeared on CNN, the Today show, MSNBC, NPR and many more as a film expert. Currently, she is a host on FilmStruck, a cinephile subscription streaming service run by the Criterion Collection and Turner Classic Movies, and she is the creator and host of the weekly show, Indie Movie Guide on Fandango. Alicia is passionate about classic films, independent movies and supporting women in film. In 2015, Alicia gave a TEDx talk about the lack of women working in film and why this is important to change. In 2017, she was invited to give a second TEDx talk, where she spoke about the hidden stories of the earliest women working in Hollywood. Alicia has also spoken at conferences around America, and because of this, was named of one the 100 Worthy Women of 2016. Alicia has traveled the world to cover the BAFTAs, the Oscars, the Cannes Film Festival, Toronto Film Festival, Sundance Film Festival, Telluride Film Festival and SXSW. She is a member of the Broadcast Film Critics Association, and over the years has interviewed hundreds of movie stars and filmmakers. She also wrote this bio, but knew it would sound way less egotistical if written in third person. Maude Garrett has spent over a decade as a host on all forms of media including television, radio and digital on an array of shows, but she tries her hardest to keep creating content about her favorite topic: geekdom, founding Geek Bomb back in 2012. Maude's other claim to fame is being best friends with Alicia Malone… Event date:  Sunday, August 20, 2017 - 5:00pm

Meet Rhonda Richards-Smith! Rhonda is an award-winning psychotherapist & relationship expert. Her advice has been featured in US Weekly Magazine, The Huffington Post, BravoTV, Ebony Magazine, Teen Vogue and Glamour Magazine among others. In 2016, she was inducted into the inaugural "Women of Worth" class for her leadership in the mental health and relationship space by Los Angeles-based company, Worthy Women. In 2017, Match.com CEO Mandy Ginsberg also named her as one of the top dating and relationship experts in the country. With over 15 years of experience, Rhonda is passionate about helping people improve their personal lives, relationships with others and overall emotional health. More details at www.RhondaSmithLCSW.com Facebook: RhondaTheRelationshipExpert, IG & Twitter: @RhondaSmithLCSW LinkedIn: rhondarichardssmith Email Leanne & The Boyfriend at info@lifelafterdivorce or message us at Life Lafter Divorce on Facebook, @lafterdivorce on Twitter, or @lifelafterdivorce on Instagram

Time stamped show notes: [3:08] She's a Rapid Transformation Coach. [3:25] She started a company (Jessica Geist) to help entrepreneurs on their journey. [5:39] She was hanging out with her dad, and their conversation sent her into a tailspin, which lasted for a few years. [6:44] She asked herself what kind of coach she wanted to be. [7:03] She started as a career coach. [7:16] She created a consulting firm to teach CEOs how to be better leaders. [8:35] Realized their clients needed more than coaching. [9:48] She had a fear of selling. | She was terrified to launch her program. [11:15] She decided to dedicate herself to 2 things: coaching mastery and sales mastery. [12:50] During their trip to Europe, they went broke: maxed out credit cards, no money in the bank account. [16:40] She's building a platform: Worth to Wealth. [19:05] You never stop being fearful; you just get better at dealing with the fear. [23:57] Being confident is a byproduct of knowing that you're worthy. [25:06] She decided to focus on sales. Three key points: Ask yourself: What kind of entrepreneurs, coach, etc. you want to be? You never stop being fearful, you just get better at dealing with the fear Being confident is a byproduct of knowing that you're worthy Last question: If you're interested in her work or are a woman, go to her website, connect with her and her community ‘Worthy Women': www.jessicageist.com/worthtowealth/ How to connect: www.jessicageist.com/ Facebook: Worthy Women Facebook: Jess Geist or Jessica Geist

Audrey Bellis is a community builder, and her true passion is how she can she support entrepreneurs - those who are trying to make a dollar out of fifteen cents. Through Worthy Women she puts together a series of free events around the country to bring together women entrepreneurs. In this episode, Audrey talks with Maricella about how she started Worthy Women, the importance of being honest about failure,  how bad situations can lead you to embrace your power and turn yourself around, and useful tips for those who are thinking of starting their own business.

Audrey Bellis is a community builder, and her true passion is how she can she support entrepreneurs - those who are trying to make a dollar out of fifteen cents. Through Worthy Women she puts together a series of free events around the country to bring together women entrepreneurs. In this episode, Audrey talks with Maricella about how she started Worthy Women, the importance of being honest about failure,  how bad situations can lead you to embrace your power and turn yourself around, and useful tips for those who are thinking of starting their own business.

This is a jammed packed episode where Luis and Brenda first discuss Pride, then kick it off with TWO great interviews on this episode. We talk to Audrey Bellis, the creator of the #BrownGirlsRising podcast and founder for Worthy Women. She is a first generation Latina killing it in the tech space. Go to www.worthywomen.co to learn more about her many projects. We also catch up with Wendy Carrillo candidate for State Assembly in California's 51st District. Check out www.wendyforassembly.com to learn more about her and we hope you love our #saltycrunchy jam in her interview. Finally, some of the music on this episode is courtesy of Irene Diaz music, a Los Angeles-based artist with an amazing voice, she'll be on the show in a future episode, but check her out at www.irenediazmusic.com. Lastly, we are supporting a local nonprofit, AltaMed, by offering a discount to their amazing East LA Meets Napa event happening July 28 at LA Live. Use promo code TAMWINE at check out and we hope to see you there! Join us on July 12 for Wine Wednesdays at AltaMed to learn about their work and go to @altamedfoodwine on #Instagram for more details. A very special thanks to #ProducerJeff who not only produces #TamarindoPodcast, but he also has his own music podcast called Chromacast. Subscribe to us both today and write us a review!

Faith and Friendship with USC's Erin Quinn Erin Quinn, Ph.D., M.Ed. has served as an Associate Dean at the University of Southern California for over twenty years. Dr. Quinn’s interests include community medicine, health care workforce development and cultural competency in health care delivery. Prior to her appointment as Associate Dean for Science and Health in the Dornsife College of USC in 2013, Dr. Quinn was responsible for building and implementing a community–based, multi-specialty residency program for Community Memorial Health System in Ventura, California. The program was successfully started in July 2013, with a resident physician class including Family Practice, Internal Medicine and Orthopedic Surgery.Women of Worth is a podcast where Worthy Women founder, Audrey Bellis explores what it means to live and lead in integrity with women who exemplify it through their business, leadership, and community activism. "I like being someone people can count on!" - Erin QuinnIn this episode Audrey sits down with USC's Associate Dean, Erin Quinn. They dive right into religion and discuss what it’s like and why it’s important to be of service to others.“I live my faith through the work that I do for others. I think a way to show faith is to be kind to people, listen to people, and help people”Erin goes on to talk about why she believes she’s a Woman of Worth and what she believes is good advice to pass along to people going through a hard time.“I am very good friend so that makes me very worthy. I’m someone you can count on. I believe it’s important to have good friends and invest time in your friendships” Audrey talks about her journey with religion and how similar to friendships, religion keeps her sane and grounded."I think it's important to have good friends and invest time in your friendships" - Erin QuinnThe episode was recorded in sunny Downtown Los Angeles. Women of Worth is a product of Worthy Women and produced by AG One Entertainment.

Urban Design, LA Startup Scene, & Worthy Women with Audrey Bellis by Untucked Podcast by Colleen Monroe

Something I'm realizing now more than EVER is the power of community. So it's only fitting that today's episode is with community builder extraordinaire Audrey Bellis.  Audrey is a FORCE OF NATURE. A first-generation Latina, she's is shaping the future of Los Angeles, and specifically, Downtown LA by fostering the startup and tech communities as a founder of StartupDTLA and as a cofounder ofGRID110. Not only that, she’s linking creative female entrepreneurs as the founder of Worthy Women. Mayor Garcetti's office honored her as 1 of 5 "Inspiring Latinas of LA" and TechOutLA named her "a key player in the Eastside/DTLA tech movement." If there's anyone who knows how to create community and make a collective impact as visionary women in the world, it's this stunner.  In this episode, we dive deep into knowing your body and healing past trauma, why owning your worth is so important in everything from business to friendships, Audrey’s crazy medical complications that gave her a huge wake up call – and her sort of Eat Pray Love experience that helped facilitate that, and why it’s so important that we’re never, ever, ever done with the work, even if we think we’ve reached success or that we know it all. We also talk building community, making friends as an adult, finding the people who we connect with on the deepest levels, which can be hard sometimes as an adult, and so much more. HEADS UP: this episode contains graphic descriptions of Audrey's health scare. So if you're squeamish, you might want to skip over the part about 15 or so mins in where she's talking about the bathtub. We don't shy away from anything here on WANT - it's so important to me that these podcasts tell unedited, unglossy stories (because life is unedited and unglossy). But you've been warned ;)