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The Longer Road044 Awakening Superpowers with Rayna JhaveriWe're used to hearing about the downsides of neurodivergence... but what about the superpowers? And yes, being gifted is a form of neurodivergence!
Rayna Jhaveri is an incredible facilitator and multi-talented person who takes us deep. They share about this recent awakening to even more internal superpowers... and how it's been creating wild experiences for clients.
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The Leo Yockey ShowInternal Conflict Resolution (Rayna Jhaveri)Leo and Rayna Jhaveri share a deep discussion about identity and embracing our many parts.Follow Leo!website; tiktok; instagram; twitterFollow Rayna!https://www.instagram.com/the.punkmonkPurchase My Grandmother's Hands!https://bookshop.org/a/54905/9781942094470By: Leo Yockey2021-12-071h 04
The AXELOS Best Practice PodcastCreative Professionals – Part 2Join AXELOS’ Akshay Anand for Part 2 of the Creative Professionals series. In this episode he talks to Rayna Jhaveri (TV chef, musician, and executive coach), Simone Jo Moore (Organizational Coach and ITIL 4 author) and Rob England (Management Consultant and Trainer). Together they discuss how creative techniques in the kitchen and in front of a TV camera can be applied by IT and Service Management professionals.This week’s “shout-out” goes out to Vasilis Sandros who is a Product Manager at PeopleCert and is promoting ITIL 4 certifications around the world.Rayna Jhaveri: www.raynajhaveri.comSimone...2021-04-211h 09
Cutting Chai Stories: Write copy that feels goodS2 Ep 15: Business coach Rayna Jhaveri on energetic exchange, being unapologetically yourself, and abandoning pain pointsThis is a different kind of episode. In it, I talk with my business coach, Rayna Jhaveri, about how, as entrepreneurs, as course creators, as teachers, what we teach or what we sell is just the gift wrapping for who we are. She talks about the power of energy and how that affects the way your audience will perceive your creation. And she talks about finding another way to reach customers than pain points. Listen in for her unashamedly non-mainstream approach, her wisdom in all things business and human, and her special Rayna magik.
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Inspired LivingShutting Down to Showing Up: Connecting to Self with Guest Rayna JhaveriRayna Jhaveri ("REY-nah-jia-VERY") is a TELEVISION CHEF on an Emmy-winning cooking show, a punk MUSICIAN, standup COMEDIAN and lifestyle WRITER who's been published by Rolling Stone, Forbes, Vogue, and CNN.But her confidence is hard-earned: she grew up as a SHY, QUIET kid who felt INVISIBLE, SILENCED and ALIENATED from those around her, a CLOSET INTROVERT who craved MEANINGFUL CONNECTION but often experienced SEVERE social anxiety and CRIPPLING emotional isolation instead. • Her history of TRAUMA, complex PTSD and dissociative RAGE sent her on a healing journey of DEEP reflection, RECOVERY, and transformation. • Teaching hersel...2020-10-111h 03
The Rayna SenseThe Rayna SenseThe Rayna Sense is a weekly podcast that features freeform conversations with eccentric guests about the very big stuff and the very little stuff. Hosted by Rayna Jhaveri.2020-05-2000 min
Biz Book Pub Hub PodcastOTS 076 - Deep Connections - Rayna JhaveriMy guest today cooks on TV, plays music in the streets, and often finds her foot in her mouth. She also happens to be an Ivy League neurobiologist; speaks six languages; and has had her writing published by Forbes, CNN, Vogue, Rolling Stone, and Edible Boston. She’s the founder of Mad Bod, a program through which she helps women who feel desperate, hopeless, and stuck in their bodies to feel fit, focused, and free for life. The queen of starting over, she has learned the art of forming deep connections through curiosity, courage, and taking chances, despit...2018-01-0849 min
Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street Radio102: The Baking RevolutionClaire Ptak of Violet Bakery in London says under-beat, under-fold and under-bake; plus chocolate, prune and rum cake with Rayna Jhaveri, Dan Pashman of The Sporkful on the science of snacks; Adam Gopnik of The New Yorker on cultural appropriation; and the best way to beat egg whites. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2016-10-2851 min