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268.Spring Cleaning for the Brain with Deborah Johnson
Women at Halftime Podcast
04/09/24 • 16 min
In today's episode, we delve into the transformative philosophy of essentialism. By prioritizing the "vital few" over the "trivial many," we explore how to streamline thoughts and actions toward our core values and objectives. Imagine a spring cleaning for the brain, where we ruthlessly evaluate commitments, beliefs, and habits, discarding what doesn't align with our essential priorities. Join us as we discover how embracing this mindset frees us from mental clutter, directing our energy toward fulfilling pursuits. This episode, brought to you by DJ Works Media, serves as a beacon for those in mid-career or at life's halftime, offering resources, online courses, books, and music designed to inspire and guide. 🌿
Full article & podcast here: https://goalsforyourlife.com/spring-cleaning
Have you ever felt overwhelmed by life's clutter? Today, we share personal insights and universally applicable messages. From the story of Sean's misplaced focus to Michael's steadfast adherence to values in the face of enticing opportunities, we illustrate the power of essential practices. We also examine the importance of investing in rest and renewal, with stories that resonate with anyone seeking clarity and purpose. For those inspired to deepen their understanding, explore further with our articles, sheet music and online courses. These resources, alongside our podcasts, are designed to support your journey to a decluttered mind and a focused life.
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CHAPTERS: 1:10 - DJWorksMedia.com Introduction 1:50 - Brain Spring Cleaning Tips 3:34 - Ruthlessly Prioritize: Principle 1 5:59 - Embrace Constraints: Principle 2 8:01 - Staying Present with Values: Principle 3 10:17 - Eliminate Non-Essentials: Principle 4 12:27 - Invest in Rest: Principle 5 14:36 - Applying Life Principles for Improvement 15:35 - Goals for Your Life Newsletter Signup 15:59 - Outro
288.Creating a World of Art with Lynne McDonald
Women at Halftime Podcast
07/12/24 • 46 min
Many people talk about pursuing their dreams, but most never take the first step to making them come true. This is especially applicable in the area of the arts with aspirations of pursing music or art as a second career. Lynne McDonald took the steps to make her dream come true as a single mom in her 50’s and has achieved remarkable success in selling over 400 paintings all over the world with a number of shows also to her credit.
Lynne's story is a testament to the power of perseverance, tenacity, and the courage to follow one's dreams. It's worth hanging on and growing together through life's challenges, especially when pursuing your passion.
Listen for a message that just may inspire you to make your dreams come true! You can reach Lynne at https://LynneMcDonald.com Make sure you get our weekly articles and download updates at: https://goalsforyourlife.com/newsletter
CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 1:29 - Lynne McDonald 2:13 - How Lynne Started Painting 6:49 - Imposter Syndrome 7:44 - Starting at Age 50 11:08 - Spreading Beauty 12:21 - Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs 18:09 - Understanding Abstract Art 24:50 - First Painting Sale 30:10 - Artist Mindset 30:50 - Selling Your Art 35:23 - What's Next for Lynne 40:25 - How to Reach Lynne 40:54 - Final Advice 45:02 - Connect with Deborah 45:20 - Support the Show
293.Streamlined Solutions with Miriam Ortiz Y Pino
Women at Halftime Podcast
08/06/24 • 42 min
Are streamlined solutions of organization a learned skill or is it just an innate ability to be put systems in place? Our interview today is with “Simplicity Expert,” Miriam Oritz y Pino. She says clutter is only part of the story with clients struggling to break out of self-defeating patterns, keeping them stuck. Many who are experiencing life at mid-career or halftime of life are faced with lots of “stuff” that has been accumulated for many years, both physically and mentally. It can be handed down or passed down from family members who have either downsized or passed.
“Stuff” also refers to “stuff we have to do.” So how do we increase our productivity and eliminate what is not needed to do our best work? We explore that in today’s podcast as we approach discernment, structure and consistency, reverse engineering and our desired outcome.
Full article here: https://goalsforyourlife.com/streamlined-solutions/ Contact Miriam at: [email protected] and https://www.morethanorganized.net Get our free weekly articles & downloads here: https://goalsforyourlife.com/newsletter
CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 1:33 - Miriam Ortiz y Pino 4:17 - Entrepreneurship Tips 6:53 - Are You Naturally Organized? 9:35 - Money Mindset Strategies 14:29 - Mindset and Productivity Hacks 18:05 - Decluttering and Stuff 21:50 - Rewiring the Brain for Success 27:59 - Staying Accessible Yet Productive 33:16 - Unique Organizing Methods 37:04 - How to Contact Miriam 37:32 - Final Takeaways 38:26 - Last Thoughts 40:16 - Thank You for Joining Us 42:58 - OUTRO
295.The Art of Showing Up with John Neral
Women at Halftime Podcast
08/16/24 • 36 min
“Showing up” has taken on different forms with the explosion of remote work and flexible lifestyles. Expectations are all over the map, especially with younger workers. John Neral has a background of showing up every day for work as a middle-school math teacher for over 12 years, then coaching coaches in public schools and ultimately making the leap to start his own coaching practice. He then was pro-active to become a Certified Coach with over 360 hours of training.
The principle of “showing up” is more valuable than ever in today’s economic climate with so many choosing remote work or answering the question “What’s Next?” We discuss some of the showing up strategies and what it takes to change direction mid-career. You can reach John at https://johnneral.com or on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnneral/ Get our weekly articles, podcasts and downloads here: https://goalsforyourlife.com/newsletter
CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Introduction 1:30 - John Neral - Showing Up 6:20 - Transitioning from a Career to Entrepreneurship 15:30 - Career Lessons Learned 19:21 - Understanding Algorithms 20:23 - Unique Coaching Qualities 25:06 - Showing Up in Your Career 29:48 - Advice for Young Entrepreneurs 31:50 - Knowing Your Audience 32:53 - How to Connect with John 34:09 - One Word of Advice 36:09 - Outro
256.Maximizing Your Potential with Deborah Johnson
Women at Halftime Podcast
01/30/24 • 17 min
Some of you remember how the Sony Walkman made listening to recordings conveniently easy and is a good example of maximizing your potential. It was revolutionary to listen on a portable cassette player and the Walkman happened because Masaru Ibuka and Norio Ohga took the risk to revolutionize the way people listened to music. Sony was concerned about the marketability of a portable audio device as well as miniaturizing the necessary technology for high-quality sound. Would people be willing to pay for such a device? It’s a good thing they forged ahead as it revolutionized the way we were able to access media. Get full article here: https://goalsforyourlife.com/maximizing-your-potential
J.K. Rowling is another example of someone who faced significant challenges. Her inspiring story is another demonstration of maximizing your potential. As a single mother living on welfare, she never gave up on her dream of being a writer. She spent hours and hours working on her manuscript for Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone in local cafes, pouring her imagination and creativity into the magical world she envisioned. Because she didn’t quit, even after a number of rejections, she ended up achieving tremendous success as a best-selling author as well as gained the freedom to support charitable causes.
Maximizing your potential largely relies on the actions you take that are aligned with your core beliefs and values. Those values, when fleshed out, lead to a strong purpose-driven life. (see Appendix in Stop Circling book: https://amzn.to/3NTdM6t) To develop that purpose in maximizing your potential, we cover five principles: belief in yourself, continuous learning, setting clear goals, developing resilience and adaptability and consistent habits and routines. Listen to "The Hero Inside" song here: https://youtu.be/H49E-TjZBvk?si=HzKu2CkFz2k8l5ag
291.The Value of a Leadership Coach with Kristin Lytle
Women at Halftime Podcast
07/26/24 • 45 min
Have you ever felt overlooked for a promotion despite your hard work and dedication? In this insightful interview, we dive deep with Kristin Lytle, CEO of The Leaders Edge, to uncover why women often miss out on key career advancements and how you can change that NOW. Kristin shares her journey from a successful HR and talent management career to leading her company and emphasizes the transformative power of leadership coaching.
Join us as we explore: - The secret behind talent decisions in companies. - The difference between leadership coaching and life coaching. - Practical strategies to enhance your chances for promotions.
If you are working at a company, do you know how talent decisions are made for promotions and projects? Is there a secret way of upping your chances for moving ahead? Kristin Lytle has a lot to say on the value of a leadership coach and how what she does is different than life coaching and other types of coaching. She has an impressive background and a lot to say on the topic as CEO of “The Leaders Edge.” Plus, she plays the violin and mandolin and is a dog lover!
We cover the benefits of having a leadership coach, the true meaning of confidence, common mistakes and a strong word of advice. The topic of self-leadership is also approached as it’s important for those working in a corporate as well as entrepreneurial environment.
The Leader’s Edge: https://the-leaders-edge.com Kristin Lytle: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristinlytle/ Get all our articles & downloads here: https://goalsforyourlife.com/newsletter and see all our articles here: https://goalsforyourlife.com/blog
CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 1:26 - Kristin Lytle, CEO of The Leaders Edge, introduces herself 6:34 - What does a leadership coach do that's different from other types of coaches 14:08 - Leaders Edge 16:09 - Common Mistakes 22:34 - Self Leadership 28:08 - Playing the violin and mandolin 32:07 - Women Against MS 34:05 - Why are you involved with the MS Society 38:05 - What is one thing people can do right now 42:14 - How to find Kristin 43:35 - Wrapping Up with Dogs 44:17 - Outro 45:02 - Where to Find Us
292.Top Dog-Is it Worth Being Your Own Boss? with Deborah Johnson
Women at Halftime Podcast
07/30/24 • 15 min
Being your own boss, or the "top dog," can be a rewarding yet challenging endeavor. First, autonomy is a significant draw; you have the freedom to set your own schedule, pursue projects aligned with your passions, and make decisions that shape your business's direction. This level of control can lead to a deep sense of fulfillment and satisfaction, knowing that you're charting your own course. Additionally, the potential for financial gains can be substantial if your venture succeeds, offering opportunities for significant earnings and wealth accumulation over time. Also, being your own boss often inspires a culture of innovation and creativity, where you can experiment with new ideas and approaches with less constraints. This is especially appealing to creatives.
However, the path to becoming your own boss isn't without its challenges. It requires a high level of self-discipline and motivation as you navigate the complexities of running a business. Until I approached the mid-career stage of my life, I didn’t fully realize what an entrepreneur was or that most of my work throughout my career had been based on an entrepreneurial mindset. At this point, some of the principles discussed here were revealed and affirmed in my life. The freedom that an entrepreneurial journey brings is appealing to many who have this mindset, though it’s not an easy path. It takes work, work and more work! In this podcast, we will cover some of the work it takes, as well as the benefits it creates.
Access full article here: https://goalsforyourlife.com/top-dog Get our free weekly articles & podcasts here: https://goalsforyourlife.com/newsletter
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CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 1:42 - Autonomy Benefits 7:05 - Building Independence 9:01 - Enhancing Creativity 10:43 - Achieving Financial Success 12:46 - Freedom Lifestyle 13:22 - Outro
294.Mirror vs. Magnifying Glass--Transforming Your Life with Deborah Johnson
Women at Halftime Podcast
08/13/24 • 23 min
On one of our camp outings when I was a young attentive girl scout, we took a magnifying glass and held it just right in the sun to attempt to fry an egg. I don’t actually remember if the egg ever got firm enough to eat, but it taught us the power of sunlight in creating intense heat. The principle behind this is the magnifying glass’s ability to gather and focus light energy. This demonstrates the significant power of concentrated effort, both in a literal and metaphorical sense. Mirrors, like magnifying glasses, can also be used to harness and concentrate sunlight to generate intense heat, although in different ways. T
he metaphor of the mirror versus the magnifying glass highlights two distinct approaches to personal growth and understanding human behavior. When we use a mirror, we engage in self-examination, taking an honest and introspective look at our own actions, thoughts, and emotions. This practice fosters self-awareness, allowing us to recognize our strengths and weaknesses, make necessary changes, and ultimately grow as individuals. In this episode, we will look at the importance of self-reflection, the dangers of focusing on others’ faults with practical steps to take and how to shift our focus from criticizing others to improving ourselves.
Full article here: https://goalsforyourlife.com/transforming-your-life Get our free weekly articles & podcasts here: https://goalsforyourlife.com/newsletter
283.The Value of Health-Basic Habits for Healthy Living with Deborah Johnson
Women at Halftime Podcast
06/18/24 • 17 min
Have you ever felt like your health was an afterthought amidst life’s hustle and bustle? In this reflective and inspirational episode, I share my personal journey of awakening to the profound value of health. Observing those with unique challenges made me realize that money, things, and resources only go so far. Our health is incredibly precious and should never be taken for granted.
We cover four essential habits that can truly enhance your well-being: regular exercise, a balanced diet, adequate sleep, and effective stress management. These daily practices not only improve physical health but also boost mental and emotional well-being, offering a more joyful and fulfilling life.
Join me as I recount a poignant moment witnessing a young mother in a wheelchair, which underscored the importance of gratitude and nurturing good health habits. From personal anecdotes to universally applicable principles, this episode is a gentle reminder to cherish and actively maintain our health. Remember, your health is a treasure. Take the time to evaluate and integrate these habits into your life.
Stay tuned for more episodes filled with inspirational insights, stories of growth, and practical advice. Be sure to check out the articles, sheet music, and MP3 accompaniment tracks available on our website https://goalsforyourlife.com!
Get our weekly articles here: https://GoalsForYourLife.com/newsletter Full article here: https://goalsforyourlife.com/value-of-health
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CHAPTERS: 0:00 - Introduction 1:36 - The Value of Health 5:29 - Regular Exercise 7:37 - Balanced Diet 9:26 - Adequate Sleep 12:08 - Stress Management 14:31 - Evaluate the Value of Your Health 15:43 - Sign Up for Our Newsletter 16:40 - Thank You for Joining Us
267.Fit for Life: The Adventure of Fitness with Kelly Howard
Women at Halftime Podcast
04/05/24 • 45 min
"Fit for life" is about embracing a holistic approach to health and wellness, particularly crucial during mid-career or halftime transitions. This is a time where cultivating consistent and effective habits is key; however, by infusing an element of "adventure," this journey becomes not just manageable, but fun!
This podcast isn't just about fitness; it's a journey into how mid-life can be a time of transformation, adventure, and rediscovery. Kelly Howard, a beacon of health and vitality and Fitness Consistency Expert, shares her remarkable story of overcoming physical and personal challenges to embrace a life full of energy and purpose. Kelly's insights demonstrate that it's never too late to redefine your path, proving that with the right mindset and habits, the best years are yet to come.
In this interview, we explore how this balanced approach is not only attainable but profoundly impactful, so listen closely to glean valuable insights about consistency, a North Star and the cascading effect of good choices. Enjoy a conversation where you just may add some adventure to your life! Make sure you get Kelly's free book and downloads at FitIsFreedom.com! (https://fitisfreedom.com/)
Make sure you get our weekly articles, music and other updates here: https://goalsforyourlife.com/newsletter
TIMING: 0:00 - Introduction 1:30 - Kelly Howard Background 4:50 - Adventure Inspiration in Business 9:50 - Long-Term Fitness Strategies 14:51 - Achieving Long-Term Goals Techniques 19:53 - Importance of Finding Your Why 23:00 - Overcoming Life Challenges 25:25 - Dealing with Injuries 30:34 - Implementing Layered Accountability 37:15 - Starting Your Fitness Journey 41:26 - Finding Kelly Howard 42:15 - Exclusive Free Gift Offer 44:10 - Conclusion 45:28 - Connecting with Middle-Aged Women
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Women at Halftime Podcast currently has 318 episodes available.
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The podcast is about Purpose, Finances, Speaker, Goals, Author, Podcasts, Self-Improvement, Education, Relationships, Business and Careers.
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The episode title '295.The Art of Showing Up with John Neral' is the most popular.
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The average episode length on Women at Halftime Podcast is 30 minutes.
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Episodes of Women at Halftime Podcast are typically released every 7 days.
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The first episode of Women at Halftime Podcast was released on Jun 28, 2019.
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