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Bump in the road? Indeed. Meet Pat Wetzel. Pat is a graduate from the University of Pennsylvania and Wharton Business School. She began her professional life working in the finance industry in New York City. We talk about some of that in this episode of Unstoppable Mindset and we even get Pat’s take on today’s economy.Pat’s life changed dramatically when she was diagnosed with a serious neurological disease myasthenia gravis. She went through a divorce and eventually reassessed her entire life. Talk about being unstoppable, to sum it up, Pat decided to continue living. She is one of the relatively few who was diagnosed but fully survived and moved on from her disease.Along the way she discovered soaring-flying high in motorless airplanes. Soaring she began to do not only in airplanes, but with the rest of her life.I think you will be totally inspired by Pat’s story. Four years ago she began the Bump In The Road podcast and just this year she published her first book called, you guessed it, Bump In The Road. Check out Pat Wetzel’s story on our episode this time and I hope you will pick up her book as well as listening to her podcast, after you listen to this one of course.You can catch the full episode on Apple Podcasts/iTunes at: https://apple.co/3v0vWsn or on our website at https://lnkd.in/g3K4NPys #UnstoppableMindset #accessCast #accessiBe #accessibility #Mindset #Inclusion #BumpInTheRoad

Bump in the road? Indeed. Meet Pat Wetzel. Pat is a graduate from the University of Pennsylvania and Wharton Business School. She began her professional life working in the finance industry in New York City. We talk about some of that in this episode of Unstoppable Mindset and we even get Pat’s take on today’s economy.Pat’s life changed dramatically when she was diagnosed with a serious neurological disease myasthenia gravis. She went through a divorce and eventually reassessed her entire life. Talk about being unstoppable, to sum it up, Pat decided to continue living. She is one of the relatively few who was diagnosed but fully survived and moved on from her disease.Along the way she discovered soaring-flying high in motorless airplanes. Soaring she began to do not only in airplanes, but with the rest of her life.I think you will be totally inspired by Pat’s story. Four years ago she began the Bump In The Road podcast and just this year she published her first book called, you guessed it, Bump In The Road. Check out Pat Wetzel’s story on our episode this time and I hope you will pick up her book as well as listening to her podcast, after you listen to this one of course.You can catch the full episode on Apple Podcasts/iTunes at: https://apple.co/3v0vWsn or on our website at https://lnkd.in/diFZSEmr #UnstoppableMindset #accessCast #accessiBe #accessibility #Mindset #Inclusion #BumpInTheRoad

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📣 Exciting News! 🎙️I am thrilled to share with you the first episode of the Court Reporter Podcast in 2024! 🎉 First and foremost, I want to express my gratitude to all the amazing listeners who have been with me on this journey. 🙏 Your support means the world to me! ❤️In this episode, I reflect on accomplishments from 2023 and set goals for the year ahead. Taking time to list out the accomplishments I'm grateful for, to think of all the positive things from the past year had a positive impact on my mental health and productivity, before jumping to the struggles and goals I want to accomplish next year. It only took me a 2-minute pause to just recap the accomplishments from 2023, which my brain wanted to skip. Don't skip that!!!! Celebrate those wins! In 2023, some achievements included:- Working in court 🏛️- Performing at events 🎤- Losing 15 pounds🏋️♀️- Creating the Entrepreneurial Court Reporters Facebook group which grew from 0 to 1,000 supportive reporters! - Launching a podcast 🎧- Becoming a certified life coachAreas for improvement:- Consistency- Time & money management - Improving court reporting skills I hope you get a chance to listen to Episode #30, "How to Become a Better Court Reporter in 2024!" Though it's mostly me sharing my own experiences, I believe that other court reporters can receive some value, and I hope you will engage and come join me on the podcast - I'm open to all ideas, guests, topics, etc... as long as it's related to court reporter success!

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Have you ever wondered about the silent struggles many children face behind closed doors? Did you know that child abuse comes in various forms, often hiding in plain sight? What does it take to break the silence surrounding child abuse?Don’t miss the next episode of the #forgiveandthrive podcast released on Wednesday. In this episode, I’ll talk with author Maria Regina LaFrance about a critical issue that demands our attention and collective action— #childabuse. Regina and I cover several aspects, including the impact of childhood abuse on one’s life even long after it ended, how we spot the signs of an abuse and what we can do to break the silence.Give me a 👍🏻 if you look forward to Wednesday!Check our previous episodes at https://lnkd.in/eBHejWq4, or on any of the following platforms: Apple podcast, Spotify, Overcast, Google podcast, Amazon music, Stitcher, Breaker, RadioPublic app, and don’t forget that you can now also watch to our episodes on YouTube at https://lnkd.in/ePD-VvzT.Please, continue supporting us by interacting with us, listening/downloading/sharing our podcast episodes. We also appreciate your honest reviews on Apple podcast https://lnkd.in/dPqg8Ae🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏#forgiveandthrive #childabuse #trauma #traumahealing #traumarecovery #childdevelopment #childprotection #abuseawareness #abusesurvivor #personalstories #podcast

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Are We Allowed To Relax? Hypervigilance and the impulse to control outcomes may have kept us safe in childhood, but how does this impact us in adulthood? If you struggle with an inability to step out of fight or flight mode, have trouble coping with uncertainty, or are unable to be compassionate and forgiving with yourself, this episode is for you.Listen to this throwback episode of the Love Letters and Mixtapes podcast where we discuss releasing ourselves from rigidity, control, punishment, and hypervigilance:Apple: https://lnkd.in/gGKN638qSpotify: https://lnkd.in/g6xkydiTAmazon: https://lnkd.in/g4gf6aPVSearch for the love letters and mixtapes podcast on your favorite listening platform, and please take a moment to follow, like, rate, and review.#emotionalhealthpodcast #emotionalhealth #hypervigilance #compassion #compassionatecommunication #compassioninaction #innerchild #innerchildhealing #grindculture #burnout #burnoutprevention #burnoutrecovery

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Getting older was all I ever wanted as a kid. I was 11 years old, dreaming about the days when no one would tell me what to do. To me, that was freedom. There's freedom in getting older. Freedom to have things the way I want and need them. Freedom to give generously without asking for anything back.Freedom to change my mind. To say no clearly and yes excitedly.To build my career and business in a way that is congruent with my values and personality. And, the ultimate freedom: 𝐅𝐫𝐞𝐞𝐝𝐨𝐦 𝐭𝐨 𝐛𝐞 𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐬𝐞𝐥𝐯𝐞𝐬. It's not that I couldn't do these things when I was younger. I just carried a heavier load about what was "right" and "appropriate". I've been lightening my load. On the new episode of When Does It Get Good?, I talked with a former colleague and dear friend, Cheryl Sternberg. She was a long-time consumer research exec who is no stranger to shedding the stories we pick up that get in the way of our personal freedom.She's a boomer, I'm a GenX-er and we talk about what it means to get older and the great things that come with it. You can listen on Apple, Spotify, YouTube or anywhere you get your podcasts. And if you listen, leave a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review - it helps others find the show and it makes me cry a little bit every time. #whendoesitgetgood#boldnessablaze#aging#genx#boomer#podcast

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Tonight, we explore the complexities of raising emotionally secure children.We explore the silent storm that often goes unnoticed - how parental anxiety affects children OR how parental anxiety 'harms' them.Parents are like the atmosphere creators at home. When they are anxious, it affects how everyone feels at home. Children, take in these emotions, like how a sponge soaks up water. This is called 'emotional contagion', where children catch the anxiety of their parents.🎙️ Listen to #advokids on apple podcast: https://lnkd.in/eKW6MTt🎙️ Listen to #advokids on google podcast: https://lnkd.in/eqbxHGf https://lnkd.in/e7-xx4C

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Does your mindset around money clash with or compliment those who are closest to you? Balanced finances are key to making sure the needs of you (and your family, if you have one) are met, so let’s take a closer look at how we can distribute the household contributions fairly and budget for joy, so everyone has the opportunity to live a happier and more fulfilled life.In today's episode of The No Bullsh*t Guide To A Happier Life:⭐ Your financial and non-financial input – money is just one contribution to a home filled with love.⭐ Investing in happiness – is it selfish to spend money on ourselves or is it an essential part of self-care?⭐ Untangling our beliefs about money – do they serve you well or do they cause you stress and anxiety?Listen in via the link in my LinkedIn contact info, or wherever you get your podcasts. My thanks to Caroline Boardman for sponsoring this episode. #lifecoaching #noBS

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Today is the day! Tune in to hear the first episode of a brand new She Is Your Neighbour series. The episodes of this series focus on when violence escalates. Sadly, when domestic violence occurs it does escalate. Colette shares her story of domestic violence and how she survived a near fatal attack. Now Colette is thriving as an advocate and change maker.Help us spread the word! Tune in everywhere that you get your podcasts. #SIYNpodcast #SheIsYourNeighbour #domesticviolenceprevention #domesticviolence #podcast

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How can you know if your current lifestyle is a fit for the future? In this episode Sue Salach-Cutler, and Frances Piekarski challenge the listeners to reflect on their current lifestyle and assess if it's still a good fit for the future. Does your home ownership and current social circles still make sense? That's the podcast topic for today.Links to listen are in the comments below.Sue Salach-Cutler and Fran Piekarski co-host on the challenges caregivers face when helping their loved ones. Each episode is committed to ensuring caregivers, and those they care for, live a life with dignity, no matter their mental or physical state. Fran and Sue advocate for listeners in a system that grows more complicated year after year.

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