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Jenni on viemässä Iris-tytärtänsä mummon ja ukin luo Suomeen. Jennille tämä ei kuitenkaan ole kepeä lomareissu vaan pakomatka. Kun he ylittävät rajan, Jennistä tulee lapsikaappaaja.

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Jenni och hennes dotter Iris är på väg mot Finland. Men för Jenni är det ingen semesterresa, utan en flykt. Jenni anklagas för olovligt bortförande av sitt eget barn.

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Erik, Jenni och Iris heter egentligen något annat. Jennis röst har lästs in av en röstskådespelare. Erikin, Jennin ja Iriksen nimet on muutettu. Jennin haastatteluosuudet ovat näyttelijän lukemia.

Haastateltavat/Intervjupersoner: Jenni, Tarja Räisänen/Toiminnanjohtaja Kaapatut Lapset ry/Verksamhetsledare föreningen Kaapatut Lapset
Reportteri/reporter: Lotta Hoppu
Tuottaja/Producent: Hanna Sihlman
Käsikirjoitus/Manus: Tiina Laitila Kälvemark och Lotta Hoppu
Loppumiksaus/Slutmix: Lisa Abrahamsson
Kertojaääni/Berättarröst: Ramin Farzin
Jennin ääni/Jennis röst: Malou Zilliacus/Uusi Teatteri

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Lapsikaappaukset Ruotsin ja Suomen välillä

Lapsikaappauksia Ruotsin ja Suomen tapahtuu joka vuosi. Lapsikaappaaja on yleensä lapsen vanhempi. Suomessa lapsikaappaus on oikeudellinen termi, joka merkitsee, että pysyvästi Suomessa asunut alle 16-vuotias lapsi on viety ilman huoltajan suostumusta ulkomaille tai jätetty sieltä palauttamatta tapaamisoikeuden jälkeen. Ruotsissa rikosnimike on egenmäktighet med barn ja viittaa siihen, että huoltajaa on estetty tapaamasta lastaan, esimerkiksi viemällä lapsi ulkomaille tai olemalla palauttamatta lasta. Kidnappaus ei ole lapsikaappauksista virallisesti käytetty termi.

Lähde: Suomen oikeusministeriö ja Ruotsin ulkoministeriö

Bortförande av barn mellan Sverige och Finland

Varje år förs barn olovligen bort från Sverige till Finland, och tvärtom. Oftast förs barnet bort av en förälder. I Sverige går brottet under rubriceringen egenmäktighet med barn, som syftar på att vårdnadshavaren hindras från att träffa sitt barn, till exempel genom att olovligen föra barnet till ett annat land eller låta bli att lämna tillbaka barnet. I Finland avser brottet lapsikaappaus (bortförande av barn) att ett barn under 16 år, som permanent bor i Finland, förs till ett annat land utan vårdnadshavarens medgivande, eller återlämnas inte efter utlandsvistelse. Kidnappning är inte en term som används officiellt om egenmäktighet med barn.

Källa: Finlands justitiedepartement (oikeusministeriö) och Svenska utrikesdepartementet

Reportteri/reporter Lotta Hoppu
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Tuottaja/Producent Hanna Sihlman
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In their continued search for insights into the impact of thoughts, Jenni and Suze discuss coaching concepts about limiting and empowering beliefs. Coaching is a culmination of human’s lifelong search for the “good life,” from the times of Aristotle all the way to the influence of Positive Psychology, as Jenni gives us a little history and context. 

To create a better life, we have to look at how our thinking influences every aspect of us. Jenni educates us about the difference between limiting and empowering beliefs, including looking at how limiting beliefs are different from distorted thinking and irrational beliefs that they discussed earlier this season.

Jenni created a handout to use in this episode’s Maxer Method. Please look for the Beliefs Checklist at insightmaximizers.com/handouts. They hope listeners will join them in working the Maxer Method to identify limiting beliefs and change those thoughts to empowering beliefs.

The Maxers Community Facebook group continues to grow! Consider joining this private group for fellow insight seekers to give and receive insights. Join us in changing how we do events. We’re shifting our focus from the external things to preparing ourselves from within for handling whatever comes our way. Join us at https://www.facebook.com/groups/524983982549427. 

Suze Gadol Anderson lives in Eugene, Oregon. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, practicing in Texas and Oregon. Request a free consultation to work with Suze at www.authenticinsights.com. 

Jenni Hubby is a Certified Professional Coach with a team of coaches in Texas, who works with people all across the United States. To schedule a free consult for coaching, visit https://www.jhubconsulting.com/. 

Find previous episodes and more about Suze and Jenni at http://www.insightmaximizers.com.

Contact Jenni and Suze at Maxers@InsightMaximizers.com

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Driven by the desire to appear successful and distinguish themselves through their achievements, image-focused Enneagram Threes often appear confident, ambitious, and goal-oriented. At their best, they are self-accepting, authentic role models who inspire others.

Today, author and leadership coach, Jenni Catron explains the pivotal role the Enneagram has had played for her personally and professionally.  She discusses the importance of identity work for Enneagram Threes, recognizing when the shadow-side is showing up more, and how being too risk-avoidant can hinder growth and development.   

Jenni Catron is a leadership coach, author and speaker. Her passion is to cultivate healthy leaders to lead thriving organizations. She speaks at conferences and events nationwide, seeking to help leaders develop the clarity and confidence to lead well. As Founder and CEO of The 4Sight Group, she consults organizations on leadership, team culture and organizational health. With over 20 years of experience in corporate and non-profit organizations, Jenni has a passion for helping leaders “put feet to their vision.”

Jenni is the author of several books including Clout: Discover and Unleash Your God-Given Influence and The 4 Dimensions of Extraordinary Leadership . She loves a fabulous cup of tea, great books, learning the game of tennis and hiking with her husband. Jenni can be found on social media at @jennicatron and at https://get4sight.com

You can also download her free PDF to help you define compelling values for your team.

However, each individual has different strengths.

Guest Jenni Schubring is a certified life coach and is sharing with us how by knowing your strengths and those of your team members, you can create an environment where not only will each individual thrive, so will the business. 

About Jenni:

Jenni is a transformational life coach, speaker, and owner of Jenni Schubring LLC. She is a Nexecute licensed life coach which allows her to bring their tools to her clients. Jenni wants everyone to experience the freedom and empowerment that comes with knowing who they are. Along with her 1:1 client, she has had the opportunity to speak at conferences, retreats, and trainings. She speaks and facilitates workshops for groups of all sizes. Jenni lives in Green Bay, Wisconsin with her husband, 5 children, and their dog.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

•  About the Gallup CliftonStrengths assessment and how you can use the information to lead your team better. (4:35)
• How the odds are 1 in 33 million for two people to have the same top five strengths with the same descriptions. (6:09)
• That by recognizing who on your team is good at what, you can maximize efficiency, results, and the overall happiness of the team. (10:55)
• How it is very easy to fall into the trap that if we love a task or do it will that everyone else must be the same. (12:37)
• About how we create conflict by miss-using, overusing or under-using our strengths and not because two strengths really conflict. (13:07)
• How Jenni has helped teams learn to thrive together by learning their strengths. (17:22)
• Why we shouldn't focus on our weaknesses. (22:26)
• How knowing both your strengths and your team's strengths can help you create a positive culture and show you what to delegate. (28:17)

Resources:

In this episode, we talk about the Gallup CliftonStrengths assessment. Take your own assessment and learn your top five strengths here. 

How to Connect with Jenni:

Website: https://Jennischubring.com

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

LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/Jenni-Schubring/

Find out more about Jenni's Extraordinary Strengths Team Development program here: https://jennischubring.com/services/#teamdev

Jamie's Strengths:

As mentioned during the episode, I told Jenni that I would take the assessment before the episode goes live. Here are my top five strengths:

1. Strategic - People who are especially talented in the Strategic theme create alternative ways to proceed. Faced with any given scenario, they can quickly spot the relevant patterns and issues.

2. Analytical - People who are especially talented in the Analytical theme search for reasons and causes. They have the ability to think about all the factors that might affect a situation.

3. Relator - People who are especially talented in the Relator theme enjoy close relationships with others. They find deep satisfaction in working hard with friends to achieve a goal.

4. Competition - People who are especially talented in the Competition theme measure their progress against the performance of others. They strive to win first place and revel in contests. 

5. Significance - People who are especially talented in the Significance theme want to be very important in the eyes of others. They are independent and want to be recognized.

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If you are new to the show, Episode 40 is a great way to get an overview of the relationship content explored on The Changing Perspectives Podcast and also get a sneak peak at some upcoming episodes.

Join Jenni and Josh for a quick walk down memory lane through all of the relationship episodes and how they can be applied to your own relationships.

Visit www.jennibrennan.com for more information on the show, how to be a guest on an upcoming episode, and some extra resources/merchandise.

The “Free Range Texan” podcast, hosted by veteran broadcaster “Michael Shawn” reveals the world view of a native West Texan, willing to share the products and food made famous by the cowboy lifestyle.  Our “Heros and Heroines” File, “Unexplained Files”, feature true life stories and interviews about real people facing and overcoming the odds in today’s world.  Most of our “Free Range Texan” podcasts include a trip to “Michael Shawn’s Campfire” where there are true stories, tall tales and campfire visits that are a warm and rich experience.  “Free Range Texan” is appropriate for all ages, but its consistent target is males and females 30 to 65.

Dr. Jenni Skylar of the Intimacy Institute invited me in to discuss modern relationships, from monogamy to polyamory!  We don’t hold back during the authentic conversation to go deep beyond the surface level discussion to discover the intimacy behind the lifestyle choice common today.  Grab your tickets for the upcoming live event in Denver, Co by clicking here now!  50% off one day only!  

Episode Description:

In this first episode, Jenni and Josh discuss their inspiration for The Changing Perspectives Podcast, their personal and professional backgrounds, and their plans for upcoming episodes.

Show Description:

Join your hosts, Jenni Brennan, LICSW and Josh Brennan, CTBS, and explore a variety of topics including grief, parenting, health and wellness, and relationships. 

"You were made to influence the world in a way that no one else can."

Leadership = influence. If you've got anyone in your life that you are influencing, whether you're a stay at home mom or a CEO (or both!), you are a leader. In this podcast, Jenni Catron delves deep into 4 dimensions of leadership to build a strong, healthy leader. You'll also hear why some people don't like the word "leader," about building and navigating good team partnerships, a leadership strength assessment and how to lead yourself well. This book was very instrumental in my leadership journey and I'm so honored to have Jenni on today! You can hear her smile and her passion throughout the entire podcast!

Some of the topics we touched on are: 

-Where leadership begins

-Hairstyle regrets

-The fun of being an auntie

-Why the word "leader" is polarizing

-Defining characteristics of a leader

-Do you need a title to be effective?

-Sacred responsibility

-Discovering 4 dimensions that we can lead from

-Framework for effective leadership

-The importance of self-awareness

-Lopsided teams vs. balanced teams

-How important is self leadership

-How we can lead ourselves well

-Emotional intelligence

-What most often trips leaders up

-Why you can touch the world in a way that no one else can

-Message on Jenni's heart

-Whom we should interview next 

Resources mentioned in this episode:

4 Dimensions of Extraordinary Leadership: The Power of Leading from Your Heart, Soul, Mind, and Strength by Jenni Catron

Emotional Intelligence 2.0 by Travis Bradberry and Jean Greaves

Clout:Discover and Unleash your God Given Influence by Jenni Catron

Switch on Your Brain: The Key to Peak Happiness, Thinking, and Health by Dr. Caroline Leaf

Think and Eat Yourself Smart: A Neuroscientific Approach to a Sharper Mind and Healthier Life by Dr. Caroline Leaf

Think, Learn, Succeed: Understanding and Using Your Mind to Thrive at School, the Workplace, and Life by Dr. Caroline Leaf

Follow Jenni's journey at her website JenniCatron.com or on IG at @jennicatron

Emily Thomas is a riot!  She is funny, flat-out honest, completely relatable, and the host of a wildly successful podcast called the The Struggling Well Project Podcast.  In this conversation, Emily covers some of the details that led her into a super-quick decision to get engaged after knowing a man for only one day.  She recounts the subtle abuse that led her to feel hostage and the sweet way God met her as she escaped.

Emily believes that perfection is nonsense and the peace is only a perspective away.  She is funny and deep, and I think you are going to want to follow her and look out for her upcoming online course for moms and women.

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In this episode of FEAR NOT, Author Jenni Catron discusses her repeating fear of not being enough and shares with us, what she does to overcome it.

Jenni Glad is a certified life and mindfulness coach, reiki master, yoga and meditation teacher and a writer who originates from Finland and is now living and running her business in New York. She has been practicing yoga and meditation for fourteen years and she has studied spiritual sciences widely. All this has been very important in helping to find the long-searched answers and happiness in her life. She specializes in transformational coaching and mindfulness, helping people to change their mindset, their patterns, and their habits in order to shift forward with growth and awareness.

Jenni’s mission is to encourage others to live life to the fullest in their individual terms. When we make our choices consciously in the present moment, we start creating the happy life we want to live. Check out her website at www.jenniglad.com and join her free live Meditation Class on Mondays at Facebook www.facebook.com/gladjenni.

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Storydox är en ny dokumentär storytellingscen för självupplevda berättelser. Varje kväll har ett tema och sex berättare. Inget manus, ingen rekvisita. Bara en mick, en människa och en fängslande berättelse.

Jenni Ward is a ceramic sculptor, art instructor and owner at Earth Art Studio. She is passionate about working with clay to build abstract forms and installations that reflect the beauty of the natural world. A natural teacher and philanthropist, she shares her creativity with students at her home studio and abroad.