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Jessica Tietjen, J.D., is a spouse, mother, leader, lawyer, talent management professional, technology enthusiast, Gallup Certified Strengths Coach, author, and consultant.
After law school, Jessica began her career in the corporate arena, expanding from legal to a leader of Talent Management and multiple operations functions. For over ten years, she shaped corporate Talent Management programs by creating strategies for peak performance.
As a result, her workplace was recognized as a three-time Gallup Global Exceptional Workplace and won multiple Brandon Hall Awards. In addition, Jessica wrote her first book, The Exceptional Life R-Evolution, to help anyone, in any role, in any place evolve to reach peak performance. She believes by reaching peak performance; people can live their best life, an exceptional life.
Her business, Evolving to Exceptional, works to make the opportunity to reach peak performance accessible to everyone by providing training, resources, tools, and coaching for individuals. They also partner with businesses to create exceptional experiences for their people and specialize in supporting small to mid-size businesses to grow their human capital talent enablement strategies. Jessica is currently working on her second book, Fiercely Cherished Beings, and is the Evolving to Exceptional podcast host.
Listen in as we discuss her challenges and how she found a way to overcome them!
Anthony Sabatino has been in the process of helping mainly small to medium-sized companies through a journey of growing their business well beyond the original expectation.
After building two other businesses, he concluded there is a gap in the business world that must be bridged, and it will not happen overnight. However, Anthony realized through his communication at scale he could influence the everyday business owner to become the high-level leader they desire in whatever that means to them and their staff.
Anthony has credited a large majority of his success in the business world to strategies built around emotional Intelligence and personal development.
Listen in as we talk about Anthony's struggles and challenges and how he persevered.
This wasn't always her mission; Kimberly spent 20 years in the corporate world, with 8 of those years on Wall Street where she created a $165m company with over 100 employees and offices in 3 states from scratch with 8 partners. It was fun, but her soul was screaming for something more.
Kim left that world and went in search of her soul's purpose.
Kim says, "I am blessed to now use my 5D intuitive gift of being able to "see" someone's business along with all of my 3D business and marketing expertise to help shift consciousness on this planet, and I can show you how to do the same."
Two amazing parents raised Jared Miller in Davis County, Utah. He spent two years as a student-athlete at Snow College, graduating from Weber State University at the age of 22. By the age of 24, he was a teacher & head football coach at the high school level in Arizona. He was truly living out his dreams until life took a turn. Within only a couple of years, he experienced his father's death, the death of his brother, and his wife asked him for a divorce.
During this period of loss, he found himself abusing prescribed pain medications out of desperation to cope. Unfortunately, this ultimately led to a full-blown heroin addiction which he struggled with for years. As a result, Jared found himself homeless, ashamed, alone, and suicidal.
Through the grace of God, he was able to seek out help, get clean, and become a person in long-term recovery. However, it wasn't until he stopped blaming his ex-wife, his family, and his circumstances for his addiction that he began to make strides in rebuilding his life truly.
Within his first two years of recovery, he realized he had to either continue to be ashamed of his past or decide to own and share his story in hopes that it would impact others. Today, Jared Miller works as an Advanced Substance Use Disorder Counselor (ASUDC) for the largest treatment center in Utah.
Jared shares his story and educational lectures at public schools, community events, and recovery banquets. In addition, Jared hosts a podcast and local radio show titled "We Do Recover with Jared Miller" with his co-host, mentor, and beloved friend Doctor Terry Sellers, board-certified in addiction medicine (MD). He is most grateful to be remarried to an amazing wife, able to work in a career he is passionate about, and assist in changing the stigma surrounding addiction.
Two amazing parents raised Jared Miller in Davis County, Utah. He spent two years as a student-athlete at Snow College, graduating from Weber State University at the age of 22. By the age of 24, he was a teacher & head football coach at the high school level in Arizona. He was truly living out his dreams until life took a turn. Within only a couple of years, he experienced his father's death, the death of his brother, and his wife asked him for a divorce.
During this period of loss, he found himself abusing prescribed pain medications out of desperation to cope. Unfortunately, this ultimately led to a full-blown heroin addiction which he struggled with for years. As a result, Jared found himself homeless, ashamed, alone, and suicidal.
Through the grace of God, he was able to seek out help, get clean, and become a person in long-term recovery. However, it wasn't until he stopped blaming his ex-wife, his family, and his circumstances for his addiction that he began to make strides in rebuilding his life truly.
Within his first two years of recovery, he realized he had to either continue to be ashamed of his past or decide to own and share his story in hopes that it would impact others. Today, Jared Miller works as an Advanced Substance Use Disorder Counselor (ASUDC) for the largest treatment center in Utah.
Jared shares his story and educational lectures at public schools, community events, and recovery banquets. In addition, Jared hosts a podcast and local radio show titled "We Do Recover with Jared Miller" with his co-host, mentor, and beloved friend Doctor Terry Sellers, board-certified in addiction medicine (MD). He is most grateful to be remarried to an amazing wife, able to work in a career he is passionate about, and assist in changing the stigma surrounding addiction.
Two amazing parents raised Jared Miller in Davis County, Utah. He spent two years as a student-athlete at Snow College, graduating from Weber State University at the age of 22. By the age of 24, he was a teacher & head football coach at the high school level in Arizona. He was truly living out his dreams until life took a turn. Within only a couple of years, he experienced his father's death, the death of his brother, and his wife asked him for a divorce.
During this period of loss, he found himself abusing prescribed pain medications out of desperation to cope. Unfortunately, this ultimately led to a full-blown heroin addiction which he struggled with for years. As a result, Jared found himself homeless, ashamed, alone, and suicidal.
Through the grace of God, he was able to seek out help, get clean, and become a person in long-term recovery. However, it wasn't until he stopped blaming his ex-wife, his family, and his circumstances for his addiction that he began to make strides in rebuilding his life truly.
Within his first two years of recovery, he realized he had to either continue to be ashamed of his past or decide to own and share his story in hopes that it would impact others. Today, Jared Miller works as an Advanced Substance Use Disorder Counselor (ASUDC) for the largest treatment center in Utah.
Jared shares his story and educational lectures at public schools, community events, and recovery banquets. In addition, Jared hosts a podcast and local radio show titled "We Do Recover with Jared Miller" with his co-host, mentor, and beloved friend Doctor Terry Sellers, board-certified in addiction medicine (MD). He is most grateful to be remarried to an amazing wife, able to work in a career he is passionate about, and assist in changing the stigma surrounding addiction.
Two amazing parents raised Jared Miller in Davis County, Utah. He spent two years as a student-athlete at Snow College, graduating from Weber State University at the age of 22. By the age of 24, he was a teacher & head football coach at the high school level in Arizona. He was truly living out his dreams until life took a turn. Within only a couple of years, he experienced his father's death, the death of his brother, and his wife asked him for a divorce.
During this period of loss, he found himself abusing prescribed pain medications out of desperation to cope. Unfortunately, this ultimately led to a full-blown heroin addiction which he struggled with for years. As a result, Jared found himself homeless, ashamed, alone, and suicidal.
Through the grace of God, he was able to seek out help, get clean, and become a person in long-term recovery. However, it wasn't until he stopped blaming his ex-wife, his family, and his circumstances for his addiction that he began to make strides in rebuilding his life truly.
Within his first two years of recovery, he realized he had to either continue to be ashamed of his past or decide to own and share his story in hopes that it would impact others. Today, Jared Miller works as an Advanced Substance Use Disorder Counselor (ASUDC) for the largest treatment center in Utah.
Jared shares his story and educational lectures at public schools, community events, and recovery banquets. In addition, Jared hosts a podcast and local radio show titled "We Do Recover with Jared Miller" with his co-host, mentor, and beloved friend Doctor Terry Sellers, board-certified in addiction medicine (MD). He is most grateful to be remarried to an amazing wife, able to work in a career he is passionate about, and assist in changing the stigma surrounding addiction.
Two amazing parents raised Jared Miller in Davis County, Utah. He spent two years as a student-athlete at Snow College, graduating from Weber State University at the age of 22. By the age of 24, he was a teacher & head football coach at the high school level in Arizona. He was truly living out his dreams until life took a turn. Within only a couple of years, he experienced his father's death, the death of his brother, and his wife asked him for a divorce.
During this period of loss, he found himself abusing prescribed pain medications out of desperation to cope. Unfortunately, this ultimately led to a full-blown heroin addiction which he struggled with for years. As a result, Jared found himself homeless, ashamed, alone, and suicidal.
Through the grace of God, he was able to seek out help, get clean, and become a person in long-term recovery. However, it wasn't until he stopped blaming his ex-wife, his family, and his circumstances for his addiction that he began to make strides in rebuilding his life truly.
Within his first two years of recovery, he realized he had to either continue to be ashamed of his past or decide to own and share his story in hopes that it would impact others. Today, Jared Miller works as an Advanced Substance Use Disorder Counselor (ASUDC) for the largest treatment center in Utah.
Jared shares his story and educational lectures at public schools, community events, and recovery banquets. In addition, Jared hosts a podcast and local radio show titled "We Do Recover with Jared Miller" with his co-host, mentor, and beloved friend Doctor Terry Sellers, board-certified in addiction medicine (MD). He is most grateful to be remarried to an amazing wife, able to work in a career he is passionate about, and assist in changing the stigma surrounding addiction.
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