January Jones sharing Success Stories

No Excuse For Abuse!

Power Statements!

Consequences!

Dr. John Neyman

Topic:

Parental Strategies that WORK! 

Author:

Wake Up, 

Live the Life You Love;

Freedom

Website:

http://www.askdrjohn.net

http://www.askdoctorjohn.info

Now Meet January Jones

How To Stop Bullying 

Featuring

Larry Vines

Topic:

Cyber Bullying

Author:

The Stop Bullying Process

A Step-By-Step

Process to End Bullying 

in Schools

Website:

http://

Now Meet January Jones

http://www.januaryjones.com

How To Stop Bullying 

Featuring

Larry Vines

Topic:

Cyber Bullying

Author:

The Stop Bullying Process

A Step-By-Step

Process to End Bullying 

in Schools

Website:

http://

Now Meet January Jones

http://www.januaryjones.com

Featuring:

Jessie Blair-Myrie

Topic:

How to Lose 20 pounds

in ONE Year 

without Exercising!

How to Stop Joint Pain!

Author:

10 Tips to a Healthy Life

Website:

http://www.PureAndWhollyLiving.com

http://www.GoBeyondHealthyNow.com 

http://www.NewLiving.MyBeyondOrganic.com

Now Meet January Jones

http://www.januaryjones.com

Featuring:

Jessie Blair-Myrie

Topic:

How to Lose 20 pounds

in ONE Year 

without Exercising!

How to Stop Joint Pain!

Author:

10 Tips to a Healthy Life

Website:

http://www.PureAndWhollyLiving.com

http://www.GoBeyondHealthyNow.com 

http://www.NewLiving.MyBeyondOrganic.com

Now Meet January Jones

http://www.januaryjones.com

Denise Messenger talks to me about what to do after a cancer diagnosis. It can be a bewildering diagnosis and people need Denise’s book, Got Cancer? Now What? to make informed decisions about how to heal themselves from this disease.

In the United States, and worldwide, up to 1 in 2 men and 1 in 3 women will have to face this devastating diagnosis. This podcast will serve to help those people, and their loved ones, on their journey after a cancer diagnosis to regain their health with as much information as possible. The most important thing is to take responsibility for your health by taking control and becoming as informed as you can, instead of relying on just one doctor’s opinion. Got Cancer? Get informed!

Denise Messenger talks to me about what to do after a cancer diagnosis. It can be a bewildering diagnosis and people need Denise’s book, Got Cancer? Now What? to make informed decisions about how to heal themselves from this disease.

In the United States, and worldwide, up to 1 in 2 men and 1 in 3 women will have to face this devastating diagnosis. This podcast will serve to help those people, and their loved ones, on their journey after a cancer diagnosis to regain their health with as much information as possible. The most important thing is to take responsibility for your health by taking control and becoming as informed as you can, instead of relying on just one doctor’s opinion. Got Cancer? Get informed!

Prevent Cancer with Alkaline Diet!

Cindy Bryant

Topic

Eat Green 

Genotyping

Website

http://[email protected]

Healthy Perspective Wellness Center

928-472-7120

Meet January

http://www.januaryjones.com

Prevent Cancer with Alkaline Diet!

Cindy Bryant

Topic

Eat Green 

Genotyping

Website

http://[email protected]

Healthy Perspective Wellness Center

928-472-7120

Meet January

http://www.januaryjones.com

Life after layoffs: How to move forward after a job loss.

Get online

Beyond that, job seekers should tap their network immediately and stay connected -- and in today's career environment that means being online, as well as at in-person events.

"Networking has changed in that it has now expanded from human interaction, face-to-face or over the phone, to online social networking. It's not that the online social networking has replaced traditional social networking. But it has broadened it and supplements it. Networking, using all the different methodologies of networking, is still the way people find jobs," Dib said.

The big mistake people make with networking is to ask everyone they know for job leads, according to Dib. "That's the kiss of death. What they need to do -- and this is going to sound crazy to someone who is out of work -- is go into networking as a 'give-to-get gig.'

"It's all about service. It is about being useful to other people. Build your relationship, developing that bank account of goodwill so that when you need something you don't feel shy about asking. Even more than that, it's letting people get to know you in a way that you become top of mind when they hear of something," she said.