Freedom Doesn’t Come With a Completion Certificate: A Conversation With Jenny Footle

12/07/23 • 35 min

Join Simone Ispahani on The Conscious Cup podcast as she delves into the inspiring journey of Jenny Footle, the incredible founder of Beautiful Feet Wellness, in this week's episode. In this episode, Simone and Jenny discuss the origins of Beautiful Feet Wellness, Jenny's personal experiences with human trafficking, and the impactful work she does to help survivors heal holistically—body, mind, and spirit.

Jenny shares her journey from volunteering at safe houses to founding Beautiful Feet Wellness, emphasizing the importance of community and real relationships in the healing process. With a background in fitness and personal training, Jenny explains how physical activity plays a vital role in helping survivors reconnect with their bodies and move from a state of survival to thriving.

The episode also delves into the challenges Jenny faced as a person of color and someone with lived experience, highlighting the barriers she overcame to establish and sustain Beautiful Feet Wellness. As Jenny pursues her studies in public health, she sheds light on the holistic approach the organization takes and the significance of building a strong support system for survivors.

Story Notes:

Building Community and Connection
Formation of Beautiful Feet Wellness
Mission and Approach of Beautiful Feet Wellness
Challenges Faced as an Entrepreneur
Supporting Long-Term Healing
Moving from Surviving to Thriving
Upcoming Events and Projects
Book Release

To learn more about Jenny Footle, visit:

Website: https://beautifulfeetwellness.org/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beautiful.feet.wellness/

Website: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/railroad-jenny-footle/1143803183?ean=9798223788607

To learn more about the Social Brew, visit:

https://socialbrew.us/

Story Notes:

Building Community and Connection
Formation of Beautiful Feet Wellness
Mission and Approach of Beautiful Feet Wellness
Challenges Faced as an Entrepreneur
Supporting Long-Term Healing
Moving from Surviving to Thriving
Upcoming Events and Projects
Book Release

To learn more about Jenny Footle, visit:

Website: https://beautifulfeetwellness.org/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beautiful.feet.wellness/

Website: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/railroad-jenny-footle/1143803183?ean=9798223788607

To learn more about the Social Brew, visit:

https://socialbrew.us/

Previous Episode

Metamorphosis of Hope: The Butterfly Effect with Emily Karc

In this episode of The Conscious Cup, host Simone Ispahani sits down with Emily Karc, the founder of Learning to Live Beloved Ministries, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering survivors of human trafficking and exploitation. Emily shares her inspiring journey, revealing how a chance encounter with a survivor led her to step out of her comfort zone and embark on a mission to provide hope, healing, and restoration to women in need. Join Simone and Emily as they delve into the heart of human trafficking awareness, the challenges faced, and the transformative power of faith and community support.

Simone and Emily reflect on the power of community support, faith, and the willingness to step into the unknown to create meaningful change.Listeners are encouraged to get involved, ask questions, and support organizations like Learning to Live Beloved Ministries to make a difference in the fight against human trafficking.

Story Notes:

☕ Introduction to Emily and Learning to Live Beloved Ministries

☕ The Meaning Behind "Learning to Live Beloved"

☕ Challenges in Addressing Human Trafficking Locally

☕ Creating Impact Through "Angel Packs"

☕ Overcoming Challenges and Imposter Syndrome

To learn more about Emily, visit:

https://www.livebeloved.org/

To learn more about the Social Brew, visit:

https://socialbrew.us/

Next Episode

Building a Community of Hope: AIM's Fight Against Trafficking

In this episode of The Conscious Cup Podcast, Don and Bridget Brewster share their journey of founding Agape International Missions (AIM) and their work in combating sex trafficking in Cambodia. They discuss the origins of AIM and how they were inspired to take action after witnessing the trafficking of children in Cambodia. The couple explains the various programs and initiatives AIM has implemented, including aftercare centers, a SWAT team, an employment center, and a school. They also highlight the importance of self-care and celebrating victories in the fight against trafficking. The Brewsters emphasize the need for financial support, prayer, and awareness-building to combat this issue.

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