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Reframing NeurodiversitySeason 2 | Ep 3: ADHD, Motherhood, and the Sensitive Nervous System✨ Free Nervous System Quiz: https://learn.theneurodiversityadvocate.com/Quiz_PodcastIn this episode, Melissa explores a truth many women quietly carry but rarely have language for: why ADHD often feels more challenging later in life, especially during motherhood or when adult responsibilities increase.Rather than framing ADHD as a childhood issue or a problem to fix, this conversation gently reframes it as a nervous system experience that evolves over time. Melissa walks listeners through how a highly sensitive nervous system, combined with increasing emotional and mental demands, can lead to overwhelm, shutdown, emotional reactivity, and se...
2026-02-0323 minReframing NeurodiversitySeason 2 | Ep 2: Why Reparenting Works When ADHD Hacks Don'tIf you’ve ever felt like you're too much, too sensitive, or just not wired to thrive the way others seem to…this episode is for you.Melissa Jackson returns with a deeply personal conversation about what actually creates long-lasting change for women with ADHD, emotional overwhelm, and highly sensitive nervous systems. Instead of chasing surface-level productivity tips, Melissa invites her community to go deeper: to the root of self-doubt, burnout, and dysregulation through the healing practice of reparenting.Drawing from her lived experience and professional training, she explores how emotional safety, nervous system capacity, and...
2026-01-2013 minReframing NeurodiversitySeason 2 | Ep 1: What Taking a Break Taught Me About Reparenting, ADHD, and the Healing We Actually NeedAfter six months of deep inner work, soul rest, and rediscovery, I’m back, and I’m so grateful to be here with you.This episode marks the beginning of a new season. One that feels softer, more honest, and more aligned with how I want to show up in this work. I’m starting 2026 with a renewed commitment: to create meaningful conversations that help you come home to yourself, especially if you’ve been navigating life in survival mode for far too long.In this solo episode, I share what reparenting has taught me, not just...
2026-01-1326 min
Set Lusting Bruce: The Bruce Springsteen Fan PodcastMelissa Ziobro Director of Curatorial Affairs Bruce Springsteen Archives & Center for American MusicIn today's episode, Melissa Ziobro shares her story. Melissa shares her journey from being a history professor to managing the Bruce Springsteen Archives, and discusses her role in curating and interpreting the collection. The conversation also delves into the educational mission of the archives, the recent Born to Run 50th anniversary celebrations, and the anticipated opening of the new archives building. Join us for an insightful discussion about history, music, and Bruce Springsteen's lasting legacy.
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2025-11-1151 min
The Fresh Start PodcastEp19 - November Hot Topics w/guest Melissa JacksonWe kick off November with a Hot Topics episode! We are joined by our girl, Melissa Jackson. We cover a LOT, from the shutdown and its effects on the country, the recent elections , the ACA issues, and SNAP. Plus, I throw some unexpected "Yays or Nays" at Stacey and Melissa... join us for an informative but fun conversation! --Marcia The Fresh Start Podcast: When you know it’s time to be curious, think differently, and hit reset!Hosted by Marcia Ramirez and Stacey Wynn, MDIV, PCChttps://www...
2025-11-1037 min
The Fresh Start PodcastEpisode 15: Hot Topics with Marcia, Stacey and Melissa JacksonWe are back from our summer break and coming in hot with some HOT TOPICS! So much is going on in the world right now and there is no one we’d rather discuss it all with than our friend, Melissa Jackson.Join us today as we discuss the rapture, Charlie Kirk, Tylenol, the trend of disbelief in science and more.OUR GUEST:Melissa Jackson is a strategic marketing manager, brand developer, and website creator. She works for the General Council on Finance and Administration for the United Methodist Church as their marketing se...
2025-09-3053 min
American PotentialMelissa Jackson on Empowering Parents and Teachers Through Freedom in EducationWhen schools shut down in 2020, many parents realized just how little their kids were learning. That eye-opening experience led Melissa Jackson to co-found Freedom in Education, a movement dedicated to giving parents and teachers the tools they need to improve education from the ground up. As president of the organization, Melissa is working to restore knowledge-based learning, equip parents with resources and opt-out forms, and build bridges between families and teachers.
In this episode of American Potential, host David From talks with Melissa about how Freedom in Education began, the challenges of navigating state education systems, and...
2025-09-2918 minAmerican PotentialMelissa Jackson on Empowering Parents and Teachers Through Freedom in EducationWhen schools shut down in 2020, many parents realized just how little their kids were learning. That eye-opening experience led Melissa Jackson to co-found Freedom in Education, a movement dedicated to giving parents and teachers the tools they need to improve education from the ground up. As president of the organization, Melissa is working to restore knowledge-based learning, equip parents with resources and opt-out forms, and build bridges between families and teachers.
In this episode of American Potential, host David From talks with Melissa about how Freedom in Education began, the challenges of navigating state education systems, and...
2025-09-2918 min
American PotentialMelissa Jackson on Empowering Parents and Teachers Through Freedom in EducationWhen schools shut down in 2020, many parents realized just how little their kids were learning. That eye-opening experience led Melissa Jackson to co-found Freedom in Education, a movement dedicated to giving parents and teachers the tools they need to improve education from the ground up. As president of the organization, Melissa is working to restore knowledge-based learning, equip parents with resources and opt-out forms, and build bridges between families and teachers. In this episode of American Potential, host David From talks with Melissa about how Freedom in Education began, the challenges of navigating state education systems, and the practical solutions...
2025-09-2918 min
East Main: 101 - Inside Jackson, TN City GovernmentEast Main: 101 | Lesson 30 ft. Melissa Gordon, Risk Management Claims ManagerCity of Jackson, TN Claims Manager Melissa Gordon from our Risk Management Department talks about her role in handling internal and external insurance claims for The City.#JacksonTN #EastMain101Subscribe | Enable ALL push notificationsIf you enjoyed this lesson, please subscribe to one of our podcast channels: https://eastmain101.jacksontn.govWebsite: https://jacksontn.gov Communications & Engagement: https://www.jacksontn.gov/government/communicationsFacebook: https://facebook.com/thecityofjacksontn/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/cityofjacksontn/ X...
2025-09-1028 min
Reframing NeurodiversityDraft titleTake the FREE quiz: What Self-Regulation Technique do you need right now?Join the community: https://neurodiversityadvocate.substack.com/aboutConnect with Melissa:Schedule a complimentary consultation call with me!Instagram: @neurodiversity_advocate
2025-08-2914 min
Game Master's Book ClubGMBC ep10 - Echoes of Adventure: The Last Hour Between Worlds with Colleen Nachtrieb and Roger Alix-Gaudreau and special guest author Melissa CarusoMystery and adventure intertwine as the podcast dives into the fascinating world of Melissa Caruso's *The Last Hour Between Worlds*, the inaugural entry in the Echo Archives trilogy. The discussion not only explores the book’s narrative but also delves into how its themes can enrich tabletop role-playing games, particularly through the lens of time travel and its implications. Caruso, and host Eric Jackson, alongside experienced game masters Roger and Colleen, shares insights on the creative process that marries her writing with her gaming experiences, revealing how the mechanics of storytelling can enhance player engagement. Listeners are treated to a...
2025-07-2547 minReframing Neurodiversity51. Dissociation, ADHD and Why You Really Tune Out (and How to Reconnect)In this episode, Melissa explores how dissociation, numbing, and emotional avoidance keep ADHDers stuck in cycles of overwhelm and self-judgment. She shares personal reflections and somatic strategies to help listeners reconnect with their bodies and interrupt these patterns. Through an honest look at her own nervous system responses, Melissa introduces a powerful reparenting approach that supports deep healing from the inside out.Covered in this episode:What dissociation looks like in day-to-day life for ADHDersWhy avoidance reinforces old coping mechanismsThe somatic practice that helps process emotions in 90 secondsHow Melissa used reparenting tools to shift her anxiety...
2025-06-0822 minReframing Neurodiversity51. Dissociation, ADHD and Why You Really Tune Out (and How to Reconnect)In this episode, Melissa explores how dissociation, numbing, and emotional avoidance keep ADHDers stuck in cycles of overwhelm and self-judgment. She shares personal reflections and somatic strategies to help listeners reconnect with their bodies and interrupt these patterns. Through an honest look at her own nervous system responses, Melissa introduces a powerful reparenting approach that supports deep healing from the inside out.Covered in this episode:What dissociation looks like in day-to-day life for ADHDersWhy avoidance reinforces old coping mechanismsThe somatic practice that helps process emotions in 90 secondsHow Melissa used reparenting tools to shift her anxiety...
2025-06-0621 minReframing Neurodiversity50. Learning to Trust Yourself Again After Years of Self DoubtIn this episode, Melissa explores the deep impact that years of masking, self-doubt, and external validation-seeking can have on adults—especially those with ADHD or heightened sensitivity. She shares her own journey of reclaiming self-trust, the limiting beliefs that kept her stuck, and how reparenting herself somatically has helped her—and her clients—begin to heal from the inside out.What you’ll learn:Why ADHDers often struggle to trust themselves after a lifetime of being misunderstoodHow childhood conditioning creates unconscious limiting beliefs that persist into adulthoodThe difference between intellectually knowing something and somatically believing itHow reparent...
2025-05-2816 min
The Rural Scoop106 | Harnessing AI for Educational Excellence in Rural Schools with Christian JacksonEpisode Summary:In this dynamic episode of The Rural Scoop, host Dr. Melissa Sadorf welcomes Christian Jackson, tech entrepreneur and founder of Edapt, to discuss how artificial intelligence (AI) can revolutionize rural education. Christian unpacks his journey from a curious student to an edtech leader and keynote speaker for the upcoming 2025 Arizona Rural Schools Association (ARSA) Conference. The conversation explores how rural educators can use AI to reclaim valuable time—what Christian calls "time dollars"—from administrative and compliance tasks and reinvest that time in student-centered work and strategic thinking. The episode is a practical, forward-looking guide to maki...
2025-05-121h 02Reframing Neurodiversity48. Gut Health, Intuitive Eating, and Listening to Your Body, While Having ADHD With Courtney LeeIn this episode, Melissa sits down with author, scientist, and advocate Courtney Lee, the founder of Wellness Without Walls, to unpack the fascinating and critical connection between ADHD and gut health. Courtney shares her personal journey with ADHD, her extensive academic background in medical microbiology, and how she’s using science-backed, intuitive healing methods to help others reframe and heal. From understanding the gut-brain axis to actionable tips for diet and mood support, this conversation is both empowering and deeply informative.What you'll learn:How gut health and ADHD are connected through the gut-brain axisWhy supporting th...
2025-04-3034 minReframing Neurodiversity47. How to Find Safety in Unmasking and Being AuthenticIn this deeply personal episode, I dive into how our old wounds and childhood stories can hijack our present experiences — especially around authenticity and connection. I share real-time tools for healing these patterns, finding safety in our bodies, and showing up as our true selves. If you've ever struggled with feeling seen, feared rejection, or found it painful to "unmask," this conversation is for you.What you'll learn:Why being authentic can feel so uncomfortable for neurodivergent peopleHow early childhood wounds shape adult reactions and relationshipsThe three core questions to ask yourself when you feel triggeredHow to...
2025-04-2627 minReframing Neurodiversity46. Shifting Generational Cycles Through Repair and RegulationIn this episode of Reframing Neurodiversity, Melissa explains how parents can begin shifting generational cycles through nervous system self-regulation and the powerful practice of repair. She offers insight into how even imperfect parenting moments can become healing opportunities, and how showing up differently—especially in moments of disconnection—can change everything.What you'll learn:What the "gift of repair" means and why it’s vital in parentingHow self-regulation helps interrupt inherited patternsWhy difficult behavior in kids often signals a deeper need for connectionHow validating a child’s experience helps prevent traumaA real-life example of healing a strained...
2025-04-1816 minReframing Neurodiversity45. Heal the Inner Critic and Build Emotional Resilience With Anat PeriIn this episode of Reframing Neurodiversity, Melissa sits down with Anat Peri—inner child expert, emotional mastery coach, and founder of Training Camp for the Soul—to explore the root of perfectionism, emotional overwhelm, and why so many women with ADHD struggle with being truly seen. Together, they unpack Melissa’s personal breakthrough during a recent retreat, and how Anat’s methods help expand our nervous system’s capacity to handle uncomfortable emotions and heal core wounds.What you’ll learn:Why many women with ADHD carry survival-based patterns from childhoodWhat it really means to reparent yourself and...
2025-04-1154 minReframing Neurodiversity44. ADHD and Fear of Failure: How to Reframe MistakesIn this episode of Reframing Neurodiversity, we explore how perfectionism often develops as a coping strategy for women with ADHD—and how to begin shifting it through reparenting and nervous system regulation. Melissa vulnerably shares her own experiences and offers tools to reframe mistakes and failure as essential parts of healing and growth.What you’ll learn:Why perfectionism often stems from childhood conditioning and the need to feel safeHow to begin releasing the need to be perfect through reparenting and somatic practicesHow perfectionism and people-pleasing are linked, and how they affect women with ADHDWhy reframing fail...
2025-04-0425 minReframing Neurodiversity43. Healing the Core Wounds Behind Perfectionism and People PleasingIn this episode of Reframing Neurodiversity, we dive into my personal healing journey and explores how three core wounds—feeling unseen, misunderstood, and alone—are often at the root of masking and self-abandonment for women with ADHD. I share how facing the fear of being authentically seen helped me to begin to rewire my nervous system, expand my emotional capacity, and step more fully into my true self Hit play- It's time for you to do the same!What you’ll learn:How core wounds from childhood contribute to masking and people pleasingWhy your nervous system may pe...
2025-03-2823 minReframing Neurodiversity42. Regulating Our Nervous System Is Foundational to Healing and Shifting Generational CyclesIn this powerful episode of the Reframing Neurodiversity podcast, host Melissa Jackson explores why true ADHD support for kids must begin with the adults in their lives—especially mothers. Drawing from personal experience, professional work, and research, Melissa explains how regulating our own nervous systems, understanding our triggers, and reparenting ourselves lays the foundation for our children to thrive. When adults feel more empowered and equipped, kids benefit naturally—emotionally, behaviorally, and academically.What you'll learn:Why healing and ADHD support starts with parents, not just the childHow your own nervous system impacts your child's ability to r...
2025-03-2121 minReframing Neurodiversity41. Healing from Good Girl Conditioning and Finding Confidence as a Woman with ADHDIn this episode of Reframing Neurodiversity, we're exploring the deep-rooted impact of good girl conditioning and perfectionism, particularly for women with ADHD. She shares personal insights and practical strategies for unlearning people-pleasing behaviors, setting boundaries, and creating a sense of safety in the nervous system. It's all about the importance of taking small, manageable steps toward authenticity and self-acceptance to foster true emotional and physical well-being. You got this!What you'll learn:How ADHD and good girl conditioning contribute to people-pleasing and self-abandonmentThe connection between ADHD, nervous system regulation, and emotional dysregulationPractical strategies for setting boundaries...
2025-03-1424 minReframing Neurodiversity40. Myths and Truths About ADHD in Women- Why So Many Women Don’t Get Diagnosed Until Later in LifeTake the FREE quiz: What Self-Regulation Technique do you need right now?Join the community: https://neurodiversityadvocate.substack.com/aboutConnect with Melissa:Schedule a complimentary consultation call with me!Instagram: @neurodiversity_advocate
2025-03-0725 min
Work FaceYour Manager Is Winging It (with Melissa and Johnathan Nightingale)Have you ever wondered what’s really happening when a manager makes you feel small? Maybe they were multitasking in a meeting, or late to a career defining conversation. What happens when people are given power without the tools to wield it responsibly? And what might our organizations look like if we invested in management competence before employees reach their breaking point?Melissa and Johnathan Nightingale, founders of Raw Signal Group, share their experiences working for “incompetent” bosses, and explain why most managers don’t learn the basics of the job until they have no other choice.(00...
2025-03-0546 minReframing Neurodiversity39. Navigating Late ADHD Diagnosis, Emotional Regulation & Hormone Awareness with Kate MoryoussefIn today’s episode, I sit down with Kate Moryoussef, a wellbeing and lifestyle coach specializing in late-diagnosed women with ADHD. We discuss why so many women have gone undiagnosed for years, how ADHD symptoms can become overwhelming as we navigate motherhood and hormonal shifts, and what steps we can take to support ourselves. Kate shares her expertise on emotional regulation, the role of hormones in ADHD, and holistic strategies like EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) that help women move from overwhelm to empowerment.What you’ll learn:Why many women are diagnosed with ADHD later in life...
2025-02-2839 minReframing Neurodiversity38. Can Trauma Cause ADHD As a Highly Sensitive Person?In today’s episode, we explore the deep connection between high sensitivity, trauma, and ADHD symptoms. I discuss how early attachment experiences shape our nervous system responses and how trauma—especially for highly sensitive individuals—can impact attention, emotional regulation, and self-perception. I also share insights from Dr. Gabor Maté’s work and my personal journey with ADHD, motherhood, and healing. This conversation may be triggering, but leaning into discomfort is often where the most profound growth happens. If you’ve ever wondered how trauma and ADHD intersect, this episode is for you!What you'll learn:How early a...
2025-02-2129 minReframing Neurodiversity37. How To Shift Your Relationship With People Pleasing As an ADHD MomIn today’s episode, we dive deep into the root of self-abandonment, masking, and people-pleasing—and how these survival mechanisms not only disconnect us from our true selves but can also manifest as emotional and physical illness. Building on last week’s discussion about the link between people-pleasing and autoimmune conditions, we explore how to create safety within ourselves to show up authentically and heal. I share practical steps to start setting boundaries, recognizing your true needs, and shifting your nervous system into a place of regulation and self-trust.What you'll learn:How masking and people-pleasing lead t...
2025-02-1420 minReframing Neurodiversity36. Autoimmune Disease And The Hidden Costs of People-PleasingIn this episode, I explore the powerful connection between people-pleasing, self-abandonment, and autoimmune disease. Inspired by Dr. Gabor Maté’s insights, I dive into why 80% of autoimmune conditions occur in women and how the societal conditioning to be "good girls" can take a serious toll on our physical health. I share my personal journey of developing and healing multiple autoimmune conditions—without medication—by addressing the emotional wounds and nervous system dysregulation that kept me stuck. If you’ve ever felt like you’ve lost yourself to meet the expectations of others, this episode will help you understand how returning t...
2025-02-0717 minReframing Neurodiversity35. Supporting ADHD from a Holistic Lens with Megan BarnettIn this episode of Reframing Neurodiversity, I chat withMegan Barnett, an Executive Function coach, to dive into the holistic ways we can support neurodivergent children and their families. We discuss the importance of addressing ADHD, anxiety, and other challenges from a strengths-based and compassionate lens, rather than focusing solely on behaviors. You'll hear us explore how nervous system regulation, emotional connection, and rethinking traditional systems play a pivotal role in helping neurodivergent kids—and their parents—thrive!What you’ll learn:How emotional regulation and nervous system awareness are key to supporting neurodivergent childrenWhy addressing root causes...
2025-01-2444 minReframing Neurodiversity34. New Year, Real Me- Embracing Authenticity and TransformationIn this episode, I reflect on the energy of the new year and how it can often feel like a time of pressure to change quickly, especially for those of us who are neurodivergent. Let's talk about moving away from rigid resolutions and embracing a gentler, more intentional approach to creating the life we want. Together, we explore the core wounds many neurodivergent people carry—like feeling unseen or misunderstood—and how these can lead to patterns like people-pleasing and perfectionism.You'll learn: Why traditional New Year’s resolutions may not align with neurodivergent minds and how to...
2025-01-1723 min
SuccessFULL With ADHDCrucial Reparenting with ADHD: Breaking Cycles & Creating Calm in Chaos with Coach Melissa JacksonIn this heartfelt and insightful episode, I sit down with Melissa Jackson, a neurodiversity advocate, reparenting coach, and host of the Reframing Neurodiversity Podcast. As a neurodivergent mom raising neurodivergent kids, Melissa shares her transformative journey of discovering and embracing reparenting practices that every mom—especially those with ADHD—can benefit from. Together, we dive into how inner child work, self-regulation tools, and building secure attachments are game-changers for creating a more grounded and fulfilling life. Melissa brings actionable insights, relatable stories, and practical tools to help us all learn how to "reparent" ourselves and show up for our kids...
2024-12-1135 min
Reframing Neurodiversity26. What To Do If You Are Suppressing Your Disregulation With Dr. Emma OffordIn this episode I speak with clinical psychologist and Divergent Life founder, Dr. Emma Offord. We both come from the medical “deficit” based model in the neurodivergent community but through our own lived experiences have focused on a strengths and somatic based approach to this work.You can watch or read this episode here.Craving a safe space to reparent yourself with other ADHD moms who get it? Check out my community here on Substack.The work I've been doing has been getting really curious about: What's really going on at the root? Like...
2024-11-0133 min
The God And My Girlfriends PodcastPolitics, Authenticity and Pro-Aging w/girlfriend Melissa Jackson and special guest Petra AmreinWe dove right into the political arena this week with our guest girlfriend Melissa Jackson. We talked about the value of debates, how to find trusted sources for breaking down political issues, and how religious beliefs help shape our political beliefs. We also talk about the difference between values and beliefs. It's a great conversation!Then with special guest, Petra Amrein, we dig into:1. What does it mean to be our own advocate?2. How do you fill up your own cup when you feel depleted?3. What does “turning inward” look like...
2024-09-091h 06
Hoop HeadsMelissa Jackson - Youngstown State University Women's Basketball Head Coach - Episode 992Melissa Jackson is entering her first season as Youngstown State's Head Women's Basketball Coach in 2024-2025. She is the ninth head coach in the history of the Youngstown State University women’s basketball program.Jackson previously spent 15 seasons at Akron and the most recent campaign at Cleveland State. Her final five seasons in Akron were as the Zips’ head coach, and she is the only coach in the program’s history to have a winning record. Jackson held three different positions over her 15 seasons at Akron from 2008-23 and was part of the Zips’ best period in program...
2024-08-301h 18
Reframing Neurodiversity20. Reparenting Ourselves Through Low Demand Parenting with Amanda DiekmanIn this episode, I chat with Amanda Diekman, the author of Low Demand Parenting. If you've ever felt exhausted by the daily demands of parenting—especially if you're raising a neurodivergent child—this episode is for you!What you'll learn in this episode:What Low Demand Parenting is and why it’s a game-changer for neurodivergent kidsThe connection between Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA), ADHD, and high-masking autismWhy traditional parenting strategies often fail kids with high demand sensitivityHow dropping non-essential demands can actually help kids (and parents) thriveThe difference between fake dropping demands vs. truly creating a suppor...
2024-07-1846 minReframing Neurodiversity19. Helping Neurodivergent Kids By Helping Their Moms FirstIn this episode, I share a big shift in my work—focusing on supporting moms of neurodivergent kids. While I started out wanting to help educators, I’ve realized that the biggest impact comes from empowering moms first. When we have the tools, support, and space to care for ourselves, it changes everything for our kids.I’m also introducing my ADHD Mom Support Group on Substack, a space for moms to connect, feel seen, and get the support they deserve. If this speaks to you, I’d love for you to join me!Take the FREE...
2024-07-1110 minReframing Neurodiversity18. Healing Trauma & Breaking Generational CyclesIn this episode, I explore the connection between trauma, self-sabotage, and the limiting beliefs we carry from childhood. Drawing from the work of Dr. Gabor Maté and Susan Bohm, I discuss how trauma isn’t just about what happened to us, but what we made it mean about ourselves. I reflect on how these unhealed wounds shape our decisions and keep us stuck in patterns of self-doubt and people-pleasing. As cycle breakers, we have the opportunity to heal ourselves and future generations by recognizing these patterns, reparenting ourselves with compassion, and shifting into conscious living.Read on Sub...
2024-07-0411 min
The Boss Body PodcastPeptide Powerhouse: How to Use Peptides and Peptide Bioregulators to Bulletproof Your Body with Dr. Melissa Petersen, D.C.In this episode of the Boss Body Podcast, Dr. Tim Jackson hosts Dr. Melissa Petersen, founder of the Human Longevity Institute. They discuss longevity, peptides, and cellular health. Dr. Petersen shares her personal journey into wellness, influenced by her early dance and fitness interests and a pivotal experience with chiropractic care. She emphasizes a holistic approach to health, focusing on underlying imbalances rather than symptoms, and the importance of peptides in health optimization. The conversation covers aging hallmarks, cellular senescence, and the significance of telomeres in biological aging. Near the end, Dr. Petersen recounts a frustrating car incident, while...
2024-06-171h 02
Kachet The PodcastLife-First Entrepreneurship: A Conversation with Melissa CamilleriIn this episode, I’m thrilled to welcome my friend, Melissa Camilleri, a seasoned business strategist and coach, to delve into the transformative journey of building a life-first business. Co-founder of Stand for the And, Melissa shares insights into their comprehensive coaching program designed to help entrepreneurs commit to long-term growth and alignment so they can achieve their goals while maintaining a healthy work-life balance. Tune in to discover how you can align your business goals with your life priorities and make meaningful progress toward your dreams. Whether you're just starting out or looking to scale, this episode is pa...
2024-06-0448 min
Reframing Neurodiversity17. Creating Your Self-Regulation Toolbox As an ADHD ParentIn this episode, I break down the connection between our nervous system, emotions, and daily actions as ADHDers. Understanding how to create safety in our bodies when we feel triggered or disregulated is essential for emotional regulation and overall well-being. Since no two nervous systems are the same, I share practical ways to identify high-payoff tools that work for you and how to build a personalized regulation toolkit.Key takeaways from this episode:How do we apply nervous system regulation tools in daily life?Why do different strategies work for different people?How can we create...
2024-06-0111 minReframing Neurodiversity15. Validating Neurodivergent Trauma and Creating a Sensory Friendly Lifestyle with Kelsea NewmanIn today’s episode, Kelsea Newman, a sensory trauma occupational therapist and fellow ADHDer, shares her expertise on sensory-friendly lifestyles for neurodivergents and highly sensitive individuals. As someone who is both an ADHDer and highly sensitive, the intersection of neurodivergence, trauma, and sensory processing is a topic of deep curiosity. These concepts can often feel overwhelming or unclear, especially for those unfamiliar with the field. This conversation explores how sensory processing affects ADHDers, the role of sensitivity in daily life, and ways to create environments that better support the nervous system.Connect with Kelsea:WebsiteThe Sensory Me...
2024-05-2937 minReframing Neurodiversity14. How Our Classroom Anxiety Can Follow Us Into AdulthoodIn today’s episode, Dr. Emily King joins the conversation to explore anxiety in the classroom and how it follows many of us into adulthood. While Emily identifies as neurotypical and I identify as neurodivergent, we’ve both experienced the challenges of anxiety in learning environments. This discussion takes a comprehensive look at the topic from multiple perspectives—educational, parental, and personal—offering insight into how these early experiences shape us and how we can better support neurodivergent children in academic settings.Connect with Dr. Emily:For ParentsFor TeachersWebsiteTake the FREE qui...
2024-05-2032 minReframing Neurodiversity13. Navigating ADHD As a Parent with Brooke SchnittmanIn today’s episode, Brooke Schnittman, founder of Coaching with Brooke, joins the conversation to share her expertise in executive function coaching for students and adults with ADHD. With years of experience helping people shift from chaos and frustration to confidence and focus, Brooke offers valuable insight into navigating ADHD in both personal and professional life. As a mom with ADHD raising children with ADHD, I’m especially curious to explore the challenges of balancing our own neurodivergence while supporting our kids. This discussion dives into the tools and strategies that help families thrive.Connect with Brooke:We...
2024-05-1438 min
The God And My Girlfriends Podcast"Life, Love and Music - Reimagined" - w/Plumb and Melissa Jackson; and in the girlfriend chat, Amie Pronk joins usWe are back with Pt. 2 of our conversation with Tiffany Lee (Plumb music) and Melissa Jackson as we discuss Tiffany's faith shift and how a perfect storm of circumstances led her into re-thinking everything she knew about life and love and spirituality. Pre-order Plumb's new album: Candy Coated Waterdrops ReimaginedAnd our friend Amie Pronk rejoins us in the girlfriend seat this week as they talk about what makes life worth living. Also, Amie and Stacey help Marcia do some inner child work. :-) ------About Plumb: As a musical artist, Plumb h...
2024-03-251h 15
The God And My Girlfriends Podcast"The Beauty of Friendship" with Musical Artist, Plumb and Melissa JacksonMany of you know Tiffany Lee by her stage name, Plumb. She has toured the world, sold over 500,000 records, and over two million singles worldwide. Today, we just get to talk to "Tiff" as her best friend, Melissa Jackson calls her. Tiff and "Melis" give us a beautiful and authentic view into their friendship and both give some amazing advice on how to navigate long-term friendship, how to hold one another accountable, and how to critique each other without coming across as being critical. We know you guys are going to take what you hear today into y...
2024-03-1857 min
The God And My Girlfriends Podcast"Midlife Crescendo" with singer/author/podcast host, Debbie Cunningham; Melissa Jackson joins us in the girlfriend chair this week to discuss Women's History Month and the loneliness epidemic in America.Are you finding yourself at a crossroads? Do you find yourself wondering "What now, God?" -- well even if you aren't in "mid-life" right now, you're going to love this inspiring conversation with our guest, Debbie Cunningham.Debbie is a jazz recording artist, author, speaker & podcast host. After spending more than a decade in the music business and singing about love & romance, she decided to write a book about it… and published her first book, Dancing in The Kitchen in 2019. — In it, Debbie shares stories and strategies for couples to build lasting love even when life...
2024-03-041h 08Reframing Neurodiversity12. Understanding, Supporting, and Advocating for Your Twice Exceptional ChildIn today’s episode, I’m joined by Julie Skolnick, author of Gifted and Distractible and a passionate advocate for twice-exceptional (2e) children. As a mother of 2e kids herself, Julie brings deep insight into the unique challenges and strengths of gifted children who also have learning differences. We explore how reframing giftedness can help parents and educators provide the support these children are silently craving. This conversation dives into why a strengths-based approach is critical and how simple shifts in communication can empower 2e kids to thrive.In this episode, we discuss:What giftedness really mean...
2024-02-1229 min
The Bookshop PodcastNature's Narratives and the Art of Storytelling With Author Melissa MarrSend us a textWhen the roots of storytelling are as deep and winding as the Appalachian Mountains themselves, it's no wonder that Melissa Marr has such a profound connection to weaving tales that captivate and enchant. In this episode, we journey through Melissa's life, from her formative years under the influence of her grandmother's stories to her academic pursuits, all of which paved the way to her latest novel, Remedial Magic. We explore how Melissa's narrative prowess transcends genre, her devotion to multiple points of view, and the unmistakable charm of Victorian...
2024-02-1239 minReframing Neurodiversity11. A Neurodiversity-Affirming Approach to the IEP ProcessIn today’s episode, I sit down with Lisa Baskin-Wright, a former educator and IEP coach who specializes in a neurodiversity-affirming approach to the IEP process. We explore how shifting from a compliance-based mindset to a strengths-based framework can empower both children and parents navigating the complexities of IEPs. Lisa shares how parents can advocate more effectively, collaborate with educators, and ensure their child’s unique needs are truly met. This conversation is a must-listen for any parent looking for a more affirming and student-centered IEP experience.In this episode, we discuss:What a neurodiversity-affirming IEP is a...
2024-02-0536 minReframing Neurodiversity10. ADHD, Executive Function, and PerfectionismIn today’s episode, I sit down with Megan Barnett, an ADHD and Executive Function coach with The Learning Collective, to explore why kids with ADHD struggle with task initiation, procrastination, and perfectionism. We discuss how executive function challenges impact motivation and self-esteem, and how parents and educators can better support neurodivergent learners. Megan and I share practical strategies to help kids feel more confident in their abilities and develop healthier approaches to learning and productivity.In this episode, we discuss:What ADHD really is and the three types of ADHDWhy grades shouldn’t be the ulti...
2024-01-2946 minReframing Neurodiversity9. Neurodivergent By Design: The Evolutionary Advantage of Thinking DifferentlyIn today’s episode, I sit down with clinical pediatric psychologist Dr. Alex Reed to explore why neurodiversity isn’t just an accident—it’s an essential part of human evolution. We discuss how neurodivergent minds have played a critical role in human survival, adaptation, and innovation, and how we can harness these strengths today. Dr. Reed shares insights on how to embrace and support neurodiverse ways of thinking in education, parenting, and daily life.In this episode, we discuss:Why neurodiversity is an evolutionary advantage, not a flawHow neurodivergent thinkers have historically helped communities thriveThe importan...
2024-01-1537 minReframing Neurodiversity8. Understanding Twice-Exceptional (2e) LearnersIn today’s episode, we explore the complexities of Twice Exceptional (2e) students—those who are gifted in certain areas while facing learning differences in others. It can be baffling for parents and educators to see a child excel in math while struggling with reading, leading to misdiagnosis or a lack of support. This conversation sheds light on why 2e students often go unnoticed and how we can better support them in educational settings.In this episode, we discuss:What it means to be Twice Exceptional (2e)Why giftedness can sometimes mask learning challenges (and vice vers...
2024-01-0825 minReframing Neurodiversity7. The Weight of Masking and How I Stopped Hiding My True SelfIn today’s episode, I’m opening up about my experience as a highly sensitive and neurodivergent person—how masking my true self began at a young age and how I’ve learned to unmask, set boundaries, and prioritize what truly fills me up. I share my journey of recognizing the emotional toll of people-pleasing, understanding why I felt safe and valued when I met others’ expectations, and the moment I realized it wasn’t sustainable. This episode is all about reclaiming energy, emotional regulation, and embracing authenticity.In this episode, we discuss:What it means to be both h...
2023-12-2512 minReframing Neurodiversity6. What Helps Neurodivergent Students Feel Engaged at School?In today’s episode, Ana Lorena Fábrega joins me to explore how we can make learning more engaging and help kids express their creative energy. We dive into rethinking traditional schooling methods, the power of letting kids share their own ideas, and what video games can teach us about motivation and fulfillment. Ana, a former teacher turned author and edupreneur at Synthesis, shares insights from her book The Learning Game on how to encourage kids to think independently, embrace challenges, and develop a lifelong love for learning.What you’ll learn in this episode:Why we sh...
2023-12-1851 minReframing Neurodiversity5. Is School Working For You? A Neurodivergent Former Educator's PerspectiveIn today’s episode, we dive into the challenges of our education system and why it often fails neurodivergent children—and in many ways, all children. If modern learning goals prioritize creativity and innovation, why are we still using a system built on conformity and standardization? As a neurodivergent parent of neurodivergent kids and a former educator, I understand the frustration of navigating a system that wasn’t designed for the way our kids think. Together, let’s unpack why the system operates this way, explore the real impact of its outdated approach, and discuss tangible steps we can take to...
2023-12-1126 minReframing Neurodiversity4. Neurodiversity Affirming Language And Exploring The Sensory World of Neurodivergent ChildrenIn today’s episode, speech and language pathologist Jacqui Jebian Garcia joins me to explore the sensory world of neurodivergent children, uncovering unseen triggers that shape their sense of safety and security. We discuss how both verbal and non-verbal communication can support them, the importance of co-regulation, and how affirming a child's internal experience can be more effective than reacting to external behaviors. Jacqui also shares valuable insights on advocating for classroom accommodations—helping parents approach these conversations with confidence and compassion for educators.What you’ll learn in this episode:How sensory triggers impact neurodivergent childr...
2023-12-0434 minReframing Neurodiversity3. Emotional Co-Regulation for Neurodivergent Parents and ChildrenAs a highly sensitive neurodivergent person, emotional regulation has been something I've struggled with most of my life. How do we navigate these big feelings? Not only for ourselves, but also as parents showing up for our kids who so often have these big feelings too.How do we manage when they have big reactions that can trigger so much within ourselves? How do we self-regulate while at the same time teaching our kids to self-regulate? And what does self-regulation actually mean? What does it look like?In this episode I’m sharing some of th...
2023-11-2722 minReframing Neurodiversity2. Emotional Regulation Skills for Parents of Neurodivergent ChildrenIn this episode of Reframing Neurodiversity, Emily Hamblin, a former teacher, parent coach, and neurodivergent mother of four joins us to discuss the challenges of emotional regulation in parenting, especially when we as parents lack the necessary tools or models. Emily talks about the importance of breaking free from autopilot parenting, practicing self-compassion, and emotional self-care. The conversation also covers the significance of emotional intelligence for neurodivergent children and the need to normalize emotions. Emily also shares her personal experiences and provides practical tips for parents, highlighting the importance of a supportive community and a growth mindset....
2023-11-2034 minReframing Neurodiversity1. What Does It Actually Mean To Be Neurodivergent?Whether you’re neurodivergent yourself, a parent to neurodivergent children, or both like I am — I’m so glad you’re here.In this first episode of Reframing Neurodiversity, we’re peeling back the layers of outdated stigmas and beliefs about neurodivergence in our schools, workforce, and society at large.My mission is to get us all to think about our neuro-wiring in a new way. A way that embraces the individuality that exists within each of us, sees neurodiversity as a gift, and encourages us to be curious about how we all think differently.Take...
2023-11-1333 minReframing NeurodiversityTrailer: Welcome To The Reframing Neurodiversity PodcastHi friends! Welcome to Reframing Neurodiversity, I’m your host Melissa Jackson and I’m here to tell you that it’s time to see neurodivergence for what it truly is- a gift that benefits us all. As a former teacher, mom to two neurodivergent kids and as a neurodivergent person myself- I know it’s possible to see your neurowiring in a new way.That’s why I’m on a mission to reframe the way we view neurodivergence as a collective, and to empower us as neurodivergent adults and parents with the language and tools to advocate...
2023-11-0101 min
Loan HunterAll Things Insurance with Melissa MesserI'm joined on this episode by my friend and insurance expert, Melissa Messer with Comparion Insurance, a Liberty Mutual company. She has over 20 years of experience and always guides all of her clients into the best coverage for their situation. We break down every aspect of homeowners insurance and why working with a local agent gives you a huge advantage over an online provider. We also discuss the changes happening in California with high fire, the CA Fair Plan, and why some big companies are pulling out of our market. You can reach Melissa at 916-214-9...
2023-07-1031 min
The Power of Love Show‘Good Grief’ With Founders, Melissa Jenski & Kristin MortensenOn this episode of The Power of Love Show we welcome special guests, Melissa Jenski & Kristin Mortensen.
Melissa Jenski is a design professional with over 10 years of experience in specialty retail and wholesale. While the highlights of her career include overseeing the retail operations at the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum, designing jewelry for Sundance Catalog and creating the merchandise assortment for a world-class spa, they were merely stepping-stones on her way to realizing her dreams of becoming an entrepreneur.
As Co-founder of Good Grief, Melissa is the Chief Inspiration Officer and is in charge of fulfillment and inventory management.
An aut...
2023-06-0743 min
Fit to Lead by Allison JacksonEpisode #163 - How to Approach Wellness Like a Rocket Scientist with Dr. Melissa Corley Carter, The Barefoot Dancing Rocket ScientistDr. Melissa Corley Carter, The Barefoot Dancing Rocket Scientist, guides rockstar humans to turn setbacks into success, reclaim their power, and own their awesomeness by applying the essence of rocket science to their own lives. An actual rocket scientist, 7 continents marathoner, astronaut reject, speaker, award-winning author, and certified professional coach, Melissa is no stranger to setbacks or success. Melissa is also the author and photographer of the award-winning 2021 coffee table book, "Running the World: Marathon Memoirs from the Seven Continents." In her book she shares her outer journey across the continents and her inner journey of recovering from shattered...
2023-06-0416 min
The Goddess & The Medicine WomanEpisode 31: A Conversation with Best Selling Author, Mentor & Real Life Inspiration Chancellor K JacksonChancellor Jackson is an author, mentor, and inspirational speaker who has impacted countless lives through his empowering message of resilience, determination, and faith. He is the author of the best-selling book "14 Days in Beijing", which chronicles his journey while being detained in a Chinese prison. He inspires us and takes us through his personal journey from a struggling high school student to an accomplished scholar and successful entrepreneur.
As a mentor and speaker, Chancellor has inspired people from all walks of life to pursue their dreams and overcome obstacles through hard work and perseverance. He has spoken...
2023-04-171h 15
The On-Call EmpathEpi. 200 Make Sense of Your Child's Neurodiversity | Melissa JacksonMy next guest Melissa Jackson comes to this space from a place of empathy and compassion for our neurodiverse kids and their families. Growing up as an undiagnosed dyslexic child with ADHD, Melissa knows firsthand how painful school can be for kids who fall outside of the traditional box we call “normal”.
After spending years as a classroom teacher in both the special education and general education setting, Melissa transitioned to the role of parent advocate as she was given the opportunity to walk this path once again, this time from the lens of a mother. Melissa has...
2023-04-1628 min
Archives & Things12 | Tonya Sutherland-Stewart, Jackson Park ProjectSummary:In this episode, I welcome Tonya Sutherland-Stewart, head of archive development and researcher for the Jackson Park Project. Tonya joins us to speak about the development of this digital archive of Emancipation Day celebrations in Windsor, Ontario that shone a light on Civil Rights struggles. Episode Resources:Audra Gray (Producer) & Katarzyna Kochany (Director). (2019). Journey Back to Jackson Park. CBC Gem. https://cbcgem.app/hZ36RNiJek1emeL19 Jackson Park Project. (Sep 21, 2022). Culture Days 2022: Savouring Food & Freedom Extended Version. YoutTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FwHCoVxNWZQ&t=7s The Ja...
2023-03-1842 min
In Joy Life with Mattie Jackson7. How to Age Gracefully and Gratefully with Melissa Joan Hart and Amanda LeeI bet it doesn't take long for your critical mind's eye to conjure up a time when you felt insecure in your body. Whatever the memory, whatever the scale or the season, all of us are haunted at points by the "not ______ enough's" or the "too _________'s" about our bodies. This week's guests know what it's like to have all eyes – and cameras – on you. As a child star – beginning acting at 4 years old – whose TV/film career skyrocketed in her teens and early twenties (e.g. Clarissa Explains It All & Sabrina the Teenage Witch...
2023-03-0739 min
Writer Spark: Business, Creativity, and the Craft of WritingThe Hero’s Journey through the lens of Percy Jackson and the Lightning ThiefEpisode 10
Have you looked at The Hero's Journey through the lens of Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief? If not, you are in the right place because that is exactly what I do in this podcast.
One of the best ways to really begin to internalize the steps and importance of The Hero's Journey in writing is to analyze books and movies that use the story structure. Disney and Pixar movies offer particularly strong examples of this story structure in action. Watching movies and breaking down the Hero's Journeys is one of my f...
2022-10-2629 minWriter Spark: Business, Creativity, and the Craft of WritingThe Hero’s Journey through the lens of Percy Jackson and the Lightning ThiefEpisode 10
Have you looked at The Hero's Journey through the lens of Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief? If not, you are in the right place because that is exactly what I do in this podcast.
One of the best ways to really begin to internalize the steps and importance of The Hero's Journey in writing is to analyze books and movies that use the story structure. Disney and Pixar movies offer particularly strong examples of this story structure in action. Watching movies and breaking down the Hero's Journeys is one of my f...
2022-10-2629 min
PowerfulDont Compare You Are Authentic - Interview with Melissa-Sue John (Ep 231)Send us a textYou are growing from you to you, so don't compare is just one of the nuggets our special guest Melissa-Sue John, Ph.D. shares in this powerful episode. Dr. John owns Lauren Simone Publishing House, founded with her two daughters, Olivia Lauren and Alyssa Simone John. Originally a psychology professor, her daughters inspired her to create an inclusive publishing house that would increase the diversity of authors, illustrators, and characters in children's books. She specializes in empowering young readers by giving voice to authors and illustrators of different ages and backgrounds a...
2022-10-2338 min
theforcedpivot Podcasttheforcedpivot with Guest Melissa Jackson Hollowaytheforcedpivot Podcast welcomes Melissa Jackson Holloway. Holloway shares how her pivots took her from Niagra Falls, NY to the largest HBCU in the United States where she serves as General Counsel. Holloway serves as General Counsel and Vice Chancellor of Legal Affairs, Risk, and Compliance for the North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, the nation’s largest Historically Black College and University (HBCU) in Greensboro, N.C. At N.C. A&T, Melissa oversees Legal Affairs, Enterprise Risk Management, and Compliance, Internal Audit, and Title IX functions. Her legal practice focuses on emplo...
2022-09-281h 01
Finding Mr. Height: The Podcast71. The Dating After Cancer One ft. Melissa BerryAli & Roark are joined by the Cancer Fashionista Melissa Berry to start the conversation about two big topics – dating after cancer and dating after 40. They talk about handling life’s major curveballs and busting expectations and societal pressures. Before Melissa joins the show, Roark and Ali give their yin and yang updates – Roark has several first dates and Ali narrows the field. Timestamps: Topic Talk begins at around 32:00Where to find Melissa: her website www.cancerfashionista.com, her Instagram @cancerfashionista, and listen to her podcast Dear Cancer, I'm Beautiful
2022-06-271h 19
Not in a Huff with Jackson Huff#085- Melissa Becraft: NBA Dance Team Captain and TikTok Star Shares Her JourneyThis week I speak with Melissa Becraft who shares her journey in dance from a small South Carolina town to the bright lights of New York City. Like many stories it starts with shared apartments and almost giving up. But, almost isn’t giving up and her perseverance has taking her to some really amazing heights. We talk in this episode about what it means to be a Brooklynette the NBA Dance Team for the Brooklyn Nets and her new found fame as a viral dancer on TikTok. This was a fun one!--------------------------------------------Melissa’s Ti...
2022-04-2058 min
The Reawakened MomEp. 2: Discovering your human design and shifting your money mindset with Gretchen JacksonI am joined on the show today with Gretchen Jackson. She was a teen mom who broke through her limiting beliefs to design a life she loves. She is an entrepreneur, speaker and author. She is a life coach for ambitious women who are ready to step into their next level but do not know what's holding them back. She uses the enneagram, human design, and hypnosis to create a custom plan of action to bust through your glass ceiling and live your best life.
In this episode Gretchen and Melissa discuss:
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2022-01-1138 min
The Gender CardEpisode 23: Climate Change in the Torres Strait with Dr Melissa JacksonAs the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) in Glasgow draws to a close, amidst debate about how much it has actually achieved, researchers such as Dr Melissa Jackson are solving intractable climate change dilemmas on the front line. Melissa Jackson is a research fellow with Griffith University’s Climate Action Beacon, recognising her novel interdisciplinary approach to water and energy management, particularly in remote communities such as the islands of the Torres Strait. On the Gender Card today she explains how she’s using innovative technologies such as water meters, to empower local communities as t...
2021-11-1240 min
Confessions of a New Age GoddessEp. 21 - What its really like to be a MEDIUM with Spirit Medium Daniel JacksonHello to all my Divine Beings and welcome to this week’s episode of Confessions of a New Age Goddess. In this episode, we will be talking with this week's guest Spirit Medium Daniel Jackson from Beyond the Veil. Daniel spoke to us about how he communicates with Spirits and what he experiences on a daily basis. He also shared with us some events we can expect for the future!
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FB: @newagegoddess
IG: @the_new_age_goddess
YT: Confessions of a New Age Goddess
website: thenewagegoddess.com
Email: newagegoddess1111@gmail.com
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2021-10-282h 04
The Bookshop PodcastMelissa Sercia, AuthorSend us a textAs I began the week interviewing Leah Koch from The Ripped Bodice, it fits that today’s episode should be with a romance author.Melissa Sercia is an award-winning Urban Fantasy and Paranormal Romance author with a passion for philosophy, mythology, and all things supernatural. She is the author of the Blood and Darkness and Beautiful Dark Beasts series’.Melissa lives in California with her man and her cat. When she’s not building dark fantasy worlds and slaying demons, you can find her in the kitchen cooking with a glas...
2021-10-2727 min
Give Her a MicrophoneMelissa Silverstein - Founder of Women And HollywoodMelissa Silverstein is an agitator - she believes in good trouble as she advocates for women as the founder and publisher of Women and Hollywood. This extraordinary organization educates, advocates, and agitates for gender diversity and inclusion in Hollywood, and the global film industry. Melissa is also the Artistic Director and Co-Founder of The Athena Film Festival at Barnard College which showcases films about extraordinary female leaders. With no shortage of energy and recognizing her role as a "creative doula", Melissa recently launched the Girls Club - a community for women creatives, culture-changers and storytellers to connect, create, network, a...
2021-10-2152 min
Mel's MusicSquid Game ^ ⭕️ [ ] (Tribute to JACKSON by Tiiwtiiw, featuring Mister You)Squid Game ^ ⭕️ [ ](Tribute to Jackson by TiiwTiiw, Featuring Mister You) *Warning - Spoiler Alert! **Dedicated to Squid Game (my favorite new TV mindtwister) and to TiiwTiiw (one of my favorite musicians)!!!Lyrics:Triangle ^ Square [ ] & Circle ⭕️ go with that:The Squid Game has crazy rulesChances of survival are minisculeBut billions at stake; called WonThey’ll compete until the deathFor what?They’ll risk, risk it allHoping to win everything They’ve got a calling, calling cardSo m...
2021-10-1302 min
Profit From Your PodcastEverything You Wanted to Know About Online Courses with Melissa GullerMellisa Guller has a background in Marketing, Project Management, and Podcasting. Today I brought her on as she has a wealth of knowledge (after working for Teachable for four years) on online courses. You can hear more from Melissa on her Wit and Wire Podcast (also the name of her company). MELISSA GULLER INTERVIEWToday I get all your questions answered about building and selling an online course:When is the right time to build a course?How Long Should My Course Be?What are the Common Mistakes?Wh...
2021-09-0947 min
Media InsultantMedia Insultant - Tuesday Special Edition 8.17.21 We break format to spend some time with well respected media director Melissa Durfee-Davis of GreenRubino in Seattle.This is a special edition of Media Insultant. Keith and I get to interview Melissa Durfee-Davis long time media director in the Pacific Northwest with such legendary shops as Cole & Weber, DNA and GreenRubino. Melissa gives us some insight into the workings at the agency level...how they have changed with the advent of digital media...and what she thinks good sales people can still contribute to the process. PLUS at the end of the interview a surprise reveal about Melissa's newest media venture! Love feedback anytime at jackson@intownmedia.com Media Insultant is pro...
2021-08-1726 min
Rockstar Doctor Life | Chiropractic Life & PracticeRDL #155: Dr. David Jackson | Chasing Goals Vs. Being Goal DrivenWhat's the difference between chasing your goals and being driven by them? In this second conversation with Dr. David Jackson we dive deep into this topic and discuss how his clients successfully used the past year to reboot their business while getting reconnected to the life that matters to them. We also shared ideas about how to navigate unexpected challenges, where to find new opportunities, and the most important idea to help you create your own epic life.
Listen to Episode #89 with Dr. David Jackson: http://mg2.aeb.myftpupload.com/rdl-89-dr-david-jackson/
Contact Dr. Melissa Longo to find out about men...
2021-04-2042 min
Rockstar Doctor Life| Chiropractic Life & PracticeDr. David Jackson | Chasing Goals Vs. Being Goal DrivenWhat's the difference between chasing your goals and being driven by them? In this second conversation with Dr. David Jackson we dive deep into this topic and discuss how his clients successfully used the past year to reboot their business while getting reconnected to the life that matters to them. We also shared ideas about how to navigate unexpected challenges, where to find new opportunities, and the most important idea to help you create your own epic life. Listen to Episode #89 with Dr. David Jackson: https://rockstardoctorlife.com/rdl-89-dr-david-jackson/ Contact Dr. Melissa Longo to f...
2021-04-1942 min
So I Was Thinking: A Podcast about Living Your Best Life… How Do We Strive for Impact? A Discussion with Melissa Thi Le of Strive With MeSo I Was Thinking… How Do We Strive for Impact?In this episode, Bas and Melissa discuss how to make an impact on the community, diving through Melissa's time in the Philly and Jersey startup scene, why she created Strive With Me, and its impact, and how others can be ruthless about the impact the outside world has on their own happiness. The two end their conversation by going through her daily habits and how she lives her best life.Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss out on some great guests from co-founders an...
2021-02-091h 07
Mom Founder Imagination HubShould College Pedigree Matter? Apparently Not. First-Generation College Graduate And Lifelong Educator Alicia Jackson-Warren Makes The Case Hiring Managers Need To HearWhether you think you have or lack the pedigree to be successful is a big topic amongst my career coaching clients. This conversation was such a pleasure because Alicia Jackson-Warren and I had a great dialogue that covered a myriad of ideas around someone's pedigree in terms of academic credentials and we touched upon messages based on our cultural backgrounds. This is a ripe conversation for anyone who has felt overlooked, unseen, or even marginalized due to having gone to a community college, or not having worked for big name brands, or simply because you may have not felt...
2020-12-2255 min
The Design Business ShowThe Design Business Show 123: Branding Your Purpose with Lakeasha JacksonLakeasha Jackson is a mom of 3, wife & CEO. She’s based out of Long Island, NY and works with clients nationwide. She started her business back in 2012, and that business was formally named Jackson Designz (Now, Lakeasha & Co.) She didn’t leave her full-time job until July 2015 to really pursue the joy of being a CEO. She was so wrapped up around building and branding other people’s businesses and didn’t see that she could be doing the same for herself if she put in the same amount of work ethic she did for that 40-hour paycheck...
2020-12-0828 min
Chats from the Blog Cabin45: Chatting about PR with Melinda JacksonNot sure what public relations is exactly? Or why it is important? Join me as I chat with Melinda Jackson from Melinda Jackson PR about why it is important to have pr for your company. And we will also chat about how since working for herself was the best thing she could have done for her health and her pocketbook.
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2020-08-191h 02Fit to Lead by Allison JacksonEpisode #14 -- Interview with my Business Manager and Amazing VA, Melissa GamarraGet a sneak peek behind the curtain. Melissa helps me with everything from social media to newsletters to my website. She's my go-to girl when it comes to helping me with my business. Holding down a full-time job and running a business means I need help, and thankfully I found Melissa. Tune in to learn more.
For more information, check out Melissa's website at https://www.melissagamarramanagement.com.
2020-05-2510 min