Out with the old and in with the new! Jodie has always been a stickler for core values, both for personal and for business.  This year, Jodie found that a top personal core value of hers had kind of gone out the window.  So, what did she do?  She refocused her attention on it by using her “go to” ways she’d always used in the past.  But, why the hell weren’t they working?  And why weren’t new things working either?  Ah!  Drove her nuts! 

Then one day…the “slap in the face” epiphany.  If we allow ourselves awareness to our own best practices that work in other areas of life and apply them to other areas of our lives, we do know what to do, what we need and how to elevate. 

This episode invites you think about:

• What old ways do you keep going back to that aren’t getting you the results you want?
• What are you really good at in your life and what is the system around doing it?
• How can you apply that to this new thing you’re trying to accomplish?

Tune in to get the skinny on Jodie’s refocused attention, what she did about it, and how you can apply the same system in your life.

We’re halfway through the first month of 2021 and already there are great lessons being learned.  In Jodie’s work with her clients, she has had the privilege to witness some important “A-HA” moments.  The passionate go-getters that small business owners are, there is this tendency to bust into a new year, full steam ahead, sprinting toward the finish line till we can barely see straight.  Jodie’s here to tell you, “it’s okay to SLOW DOWN, you guys!”  This is a marathon; not a sprint and this is only month #1. Catch this episode to learn some of these early lessons the easy way and why slowing down may be just the thing you need to keep you on track toward your goals. 

Karen Kenney is a certified Spiritual Mentor, author, speaker, and the host of The Karen Kenney Show Podcast. She’s also the founder of THE NEST - an online spiritual membership & community.

She’s been a student & guide of A Course in Miracles for close to three decades, a yoga teacher for 20+ years and is a longtime practitioner of Passage Meditation. She’s also a Gateless Writing Instructor & workshop facilitator and is currently working on a memoir. KK grew up in Lawrence & Boston, MA, and graduated from BU with a degree in Communications. She’s known for her storytelling, her sense of humor, her love of the Divine and her “down-to-earth” practical approach to Spirituality. Her signature process: Your Story to Your Glory™ - helps people transform their old stories of victimization & suffering, so they can choose Love over fear, improve their most important relationships, deepen their connection to Self, Source & Spirit, and live from a place of forgiveness, flow, freedom & fun!

A sought-after speaker, spiritual teacher, and thought leader for podcasts, shows, live events, and mastermind programs, Karen's been invited to speak & teach on various platforms, stages & retreat centers across the country, including the renowned Omega Institute for Holistic Studies.

This episode speaks to:

• The power behind aligning your spirit with your business strategy.
• Why it’s so important to address our innermost conflicts, grief, trauma, insecurities before we can move forward.
• Knowing your purpose in life.
• Finding peace and happiness in your business.
• The 4-steps you need to create change.
• And so much more!

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In her work with clients this year, there’s been a resounding theme: CONFIDENCE.  A lack thereof, a goal to have more of it in 2021, etc.  Jodie Gallant, on the other hand has found herself in the opposite position, where her confidence has leveled up.  Confidence hasn’t always been a strong suit for her. So, what changed? Why all the confidence now? Jodie had the same questions and in this episode, she takes a look back at her life to find the key points in which she knows she was confident and what the circumstances were that may have contributed to it. If you are struggling with showing up each day without criticizing yourself or worrying what other people think, this episode delivers some simple ways you can connect back to your confidence and step into 2021 with ease and with your head held high.

2021 is right around the corner. Sure, you’re psyched to say goodbye to 2020, but have you thought about what your intentions will be for the new year? The new year often brings about new goals for people and the same goes for Jodie.  But, for Jodie it’s not about setting new year’s resolutions; it’s about setting intentions and creating vision boards. Think it’s a bunch of b.s? Then you’ve got to hear this! Jodie believes that intentions serve as a roadmap to guide you through your days, weeks, the whole year! Couple that with the great motivational tool of a vision board, and you’ve set yourself up for a damn good year.  And, it’s easier than you think.  Tune in to find out the why and how you too should adopt these practices.

A year ago, Jodie wrote a letter to her future self…the Jodie of 2020.  She had made the conscious decision to change how she showed up and set the intention that 2020 would be easy.  And, it wouldn’t be about sales, strategies, money, etc.  It was just about being and leading more with her heart.  Jodie recently opened that letter and what it uncovered was beautiful. What does her letter say?  Were 2019 Jodie’s predictions correct for 2020 Jodie?  You’ll have to listen to find out!

Thyme Sullivan is the Co-founder and CEO of The Organic Project (TOP), eco-friendly tampons and pads for girls and the moms who love them. She spent 27 years as an Executive in consumer-packaged goods with Nestle, PepsiCo and Coca-Cola and took the leap into entrepreneurship because she wanted to make a difference and set an example for her daughter. She wanted to show young girls that we all have superpowers to make positive change. Feminine hygiene was a category she noticed had long been overlooked, lacking both innovation and transparency. There were also environmental and social impact issues that were simply ignored. Thyme reunited with her cousin Denielle Finkelstein and TOP was born. Their purpose is to make better and safer plant-based period products accessible to all women. This episode covers: ·         Finding more purpose in life & aligning your company with your mission. ·         The entrepreneurial journey from big idea to implementation and the art of not giving up. ·         How remembering to have fun completely changed the trajectory of their business. (Ever dressed as a tampon?) For more about TOP: Visit their Website at: https://toporganicproject.com/ Follow them on IG @toporganicproject TOP in the news:  https://www.bostonmagazine.com/health/2019/10/16/woman-ran-boston-10k-tampon/ https://news.yahoo.com/top-organic-project-selected-globalgiving-134600432.html?guccounter=1

Exponential growth can be achieved when you know your destination. The trick is knowing your destination. The Jodie of just three short years ago lived around obligation, scarcity and feelings of being trapped.  It wasn’t until she asked herself three key questions that she could get clear on what she wanted her destination to be, so she could leave those old patterns behind. Today, Jodie has arrived, living in freedom, inspiration and abundance. It all came from the power of making a decision. Today’s episode is an invitation to bring your awareness that you too can make a decision and through that, you too can achieve exponential growth once you know your destination. Tune in to hear more about Jodie’s journey, the 3 questions she asked herself and her top 10 of the best things she did to get her to today.

If 2020 has taught us anything, it’s that as entrepreneurs and humans, if we are anything, we are resilient. After a colleague recently labeled Jodie as“Resilient” and “full of tenacity”, Jodie,a forever lover of learning,dove right in to researching about resiliency. How can people leverage it? How can they learn to adapt to diversity in a thriving way?In today’s episode, Jodie shares the thing that really stood out in her research...The 7 C’s of Resiliency. Tune in to get the scoop on the 7 C’s and what they could mean for you in how you take on the curve balls life can throw your way.

How many of you can raise your hand today and proudly say – I AM SUCCESSFUL – just as I am today! For those of you that can’t, can you tell me why? Have you ever like defined what success means to you and then created a measurement? There was a time when Jodie never felt like she had a leg up, there was always something weighing her down until she found a key exercise that offered her clarity on how she measured up. Still using this today, in her life, with her family and more importantly with her clients, grab a journal, take notes and dive in to what you define as a success for YOU, and how you measure up. As the leader of your life, the CEO of all things YOU-success has no compartmentalization - get a score on how do you measure Success? Success means something different to everyone – this is personal! In todays episode Jodie share the system, how she measures success and how using this system frequently brings about more ease, celebration, abundance and clarity on where her attention should go in building up her score. This system keeps her moving into action that makes a difference.