Transformations with Jayne

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Hello! Today I'm talking about our journey with raising our two children to be bilingual and bi-cultural whilst living outside a major city in Japan. 

In this episode I talk about:

How my husband and I manage two languages in our house

Making English the number 1 priority in our family and how that affects how we live

Maximising the after school time for English 

Looking to other families for inspiration rather than comparison

日本語のサマリーに、日本人の方はどんなことできるのかの話もあるので、是非、聞いてみてください。

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My guest today is the lovely Silke Tyler.  She and I met in California last October. It was wonderful to reconnect with her again through this podcast episode. 

We talk about:

How we talk how we came to meet

What “energy” means

About Reiki healing and how it works

What clients come for healing for

Hypnosis and how it works

Some stories of how Silke has helped others with Reiki and hypnosis.

Links of things mentioned in this episode:

 Website: https://www.silkesart.com/ 

Free Heart Meditation: https://www.silkesartacademy.com/heart-meditation-signup

Silke's Free Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/169219286994412/

My guest today is the lovely Silke Tyler.  She and I met in California last October. It was wonderful to reconnect with her again through this podcast episode. 

We talk about:

How we talk how we came to meet

What “energy” means

About Reiki healing and how it works

What clients come for healing for

Hypnosis and how it works

Some stories of how Silke has helped others with Reiki and hypnosis.

Links of things mentioned in this episode:

Website: https://www.silkesart.com/ 

Free Heart Meditation: https://www.silkesartacademy.com/heart-meditation-signup

Silke's Free Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/169219286994412/

Annie from The Freedom Core Podcast and I did a joint episode this time, you can catch the video over on my Transformations with Jayne Facebook page.

Today we talk about: 

What Annie does down in Okinawa

How we can change our thinking to change our reality

Using the question: "What could I do?" to find ways to serve your community

Using experiments to help get you started

You can find more about Annie here:

Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-freedom-core/id1412692951?mt=2

Facbeook: https://www.facebook.com/AnniePegueroFreedom/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anniepeguero_fitmom/

Website: http://www.thebadassmamawarriors.com 

This month we are celebrating the 1 Year Anniversary of the Transformations with Jayne Podcast! 

You can take part by joining the Anniversary Celebration Team! 

Sign up here: https://www.jaynenakatatraining.com/anniversaryteam

Jayne was recording from the Theatre Royal Hotel, Kumara

Some photos of that trip are here: 

If you are wondering what's under the desk..... PM me for the answer! ;P

This week I'm talking to Jasmine from Your Dinner is Planned (YDIP).

We discuss: 

How Jasmine went from corporate HR to writing cook books and creating YDIP.

Her tips for enjoying healthy food and cooking more

Jasmine's idea for spicing up miso soup!

Jayne's tips for awesome miso soup!

Website:  www.yourdinnerisplanned.com

Instagram: www.instagram.com/jazzythings

Podcast: www.dinnertabletalkpodcast.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jasmineannshea 

Jasmine Ann Shea, also known as ‘JazzyThings,’ is the founder of Your Dinner Is Planned — the fastest and most affordable way for busy families to get healthy dinners on the table. Jasmine is also the host of the Dinner Table Talk podcast and the author of over 10 healthy cookbooks. With thousands of healthy recipes introduced into households across the world, Jazzy's continuous mission is to prove that eating healthy is easy, flavorful, and fun!

 To join the "1 Year Anniversary Celebration Team" for the Transformations with Jayne Podcast, please sign up here: https://www.jaynenakatatraining.com/anniversaryteam

Emilia Bergoglio is a PhD student in Neuroscience at the University of Tokyo, having initially moved to Japan almost 4 years ago for an internship. Being Italian, art, craftsmanship, and clothing have always been an important part of her life, but her relationship with fashion changed forever once she discovered the huge environmental and human cost of the modern fashion industry. At the same time, in search of a creative hobby, she decided to sew all her clothes, giving up ready-to-wear altogether. Her love for traditional Japanese clothing and textiles brought her to scout kimono recycling shops and remnants markets, fashioning new outfits out of these salvaged materials. Soon after that, her brand Kintsugi was born, with the intention of giving new life to forgotten and discarded fabrics, while pursuing a zero-waste approach.  

We talk about:

Being a foreigner in Japan and those damn invisible walls and barriers

How she came to start her side hustle fashion business

Some things we can all do to reduce waste and our carbon footprint. 

You can find her on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/shopkintsugi/ 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ShopKintsugi/

Website: shopkintsugi.net and blog shopkintsugi.net/blog

A solo episode today, it's the anniversary of 3/11 here in Japan. 

Today I'm  talking about "Playing Small". 

To get Tara Mohr's book "Playing Big" go here.

For the information about the Women in Japan Mastermind which starts the week of April 1st 2019, go here.

In today's episode I talk about:

My family's experience being in Fukushima during the disaster in March 2011. 

Some of the blessings that came out of that terrible time

3 things you can do to start "playing big"

 To find out more about joining the Women in Japan Mastermind, please check out the information here.

We talk about:

Life in Wakayama prefecture

How Erinn came to start her online jewelry business 

How she came to be in Japan

Some of her funny Japanese language mistakes

Her advice after over 30 years of living in Japan

Links of things mentioned in this episode:

The K.A. International Mothers Facebook Group. https://www.facebook.com/KAInternationalMothersinJapan/ 

Off on a Whim: https://www.facebook.com/Offonawhim/?ref=br_rs 

Today I'm talking about being the change you want to see. 

If you are interested in joining my online Women in Japan Mastermind, that will be starting on March 13th, 2019 (English). This is for someone who is looking for amazing accountability to get their project or business really moving forward.

You can find out more here

For the Japanese In Person Mastermind in Iwaki starting in April, please DM me to let me know you are interested. 

Mentioned in this episode:

Hamakon: http://hamacom.jp/

Iwaki City International Association: http://www.iia-fukushima.or.jp/