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The Empowered Learners is a series of interviews that were originally recorded as Instagram lives.

😔 Do you feel exhausted and overwhelmed at the idea of learning/improving your French?
😵‍💫 Does it feel like an insurmountable task which you don't really know how to tackle?

💪🏼💪💪🏿In this episode, Isabelle talks with Amrita Auer, BodyMind and NLP coach based in Nyon, Switzerland, about small, easily achievable steps and tips to shift a low energy into a more positive and active one.

To learn more abour Amrita's coaching services: http://www.amritaauer.com 

Pour les banques, la question des prêts non performants est un enjeu majeur, notamment d'un point de vue réglementaire. Mais alors que la crise sanitaire s'éternise, le sujet concerne un nombre croissant de ménages, parfois fragilisés par la période actuelle. Est-ce l'occasion pour les banques de sortir de l'approche strictement comptable pour réinventer le rôle d'accompagnement de leurs clients ? En trois minutes chrono, Aude Couderc, consultante chez Square résume de façon limpide un enjeu aux répercussion beaucoup plus concrètes qu'il n'y paraît au premier abord.

In this episode we discuss:

• So, you’ve decided This is who I am now.” How can you exercise making changes in your business after you’ve spent so much time, effort, and energy getting people on board?
• What new business models can look like, and, what that means for you.
• Learning to trust your intuition - what does that look like, feel like, and what tangible steps can you take to develop the relationship between you & your intuition?

Haven't left a review yet? If you've had an ah-ha or breakthrough from the show, all you need to do is head to heyjencasey.com/itunes  to share some love!

Struggling to effectively coach your clients? Learn how to reframe the 12 most common limiting beliefs, so that you can facilitate faster client breakthroughs! Download it free at: heyjencasey.com/guide

For full show notes & links, visit: heyjencasey.com/221

• FIVE questions to consider before offering a reframe.

• Coping mechanisms as a way of maintaining homeostasis.

• How looking at specific language can impact powerful transformations.

• What it really means to acknowledge and validate the messages our emotions carry.

Haven't left a review yet? If you've had an ah-ha or breakthrough from the show, all you need to do is head to heyjencasey.com/itunes  to share some love!

Struggling to effectively coach your clients? Learn how to reframe the 12 most common limiting beliefs, so that you can facilitate faster client breakthroughs! Download it free at: heyjencasey.com/guide

For full show notes & links, visit: heyjencasey.com/220

A hallmark of #NoPlaceLeft is a continued focus on lostness, both at home and abroad. Thirty Days in the Harvest is a great way to start and keep that focus.

Jay and Brian encourage and challenge us to start with the lost when we venture into ministry as it will set the tone for our days and schedule.

Other Notes:

Bryan was on the Movements Podcast with Steve Addison.

Check out the “411” tool that Brian and Jay reference.

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More on 30 Days in the Harvest:

An interview from Steve Addison

Troy Cooper’s explanation

My personal experience

Dave in Ohio with a video series on his harvest experience

Check out all of Season 1 of On the Road for more interviews on simple tools to pursue #No Place Left.

Listen to this and other On the Road podcast episodes at ontheroad.link/podcast.

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As the nation struggles to get back to some type normalcy, the reality is that we will see further shutdowns as we head into the winter months.   It’s impossible to forecast the full economic and financial impact of the pandemic, but we do know that many people are unlikely to return to normal work and economic consumption patterns anytime soon.  It’s also anticipated that  household and business defaults will likely increase and negatively affect the financial sector.  

Joining the podcast to explain the federal government’s response and potential future intervention is Angela Vossmeyer, Assistant Professor of Economics at Claremont McKenna College and a Faculty Research Fellow at the National Bureau of Economic Research.  Dr. Vossmeyer’s research interests include econometrics, simulation-based inference, financial economics, financial crises, and economic history.