No Labels, No Limits podcast Sarah Boxx

Welcome to another edition of the No Labels, No Limits podcast where we continue sharing stories of accomplished and inspiring guests who have overcome challenges to achieve personal and professional goals.
Today’s guest is Douglas Haddad, an experienced educator, author, and filmmaker dedicated to empowering young minds. With 24 years of teaching experience and recognition as "Teacher of the Year," Douglas brings a wealth of expertise to our conversation. He is a 3-time podcast guest, known for his insightful perspectives on parenting and education, and has authored popular books like "The Ultimate Guide to Raising Teens and Tweens" and "Mya McLure, the Brave Science Girl: The Toad Cave."
Douglas's storytelling extends to film, with his award-winning short film "Butterfield" addressing themes of bullying and resilience. He also leads his school's film club, fostering creativity and collaboration among students, and recently organized a film festival to showcase student work.
We delve into the following topics:
- Innovative approaches to keep education engaging
- The transformative power of filmmaking and storytelling
- The significance of local film awards in fostering creativity and community
- and so much more!
Douglas offers an inspiring thought: "Paint a picture with your mind of the world you want to see. Use your imagination. Let it fly and create who you want to be." - Renard (character in "Butterfield")
Don't miss out on this inspiring conversation about innovation and creativity in education. Tune in to learn from Douglas Haddad's wealth of experience and insights. Subscribe to the NLNL podcast for more inspiring episodes, and visit our website at www.SarahBoxx.com for additional resources and information.
Learn more and connect with Douglas here:
www.douglashaddad.com
www.facebook.com/douglasmhaddad
http://www.instagram.com/douglasmhaddad
https://www.tiktok.com/@douglasmhaddad
#storytelling #Podcast #Inspiration #Education #Innovation #NLNL
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Welcome to a special edition of the No Labels, No Limits podcast. Today, we are interviewing Ken Fay, an expert in technology-driven storytelling (our in-house Emmy Award-Winning Writer and Producer). He has been busy in the field and is reporting back to share his recent projects he collaborated on. This conversation was sparked by his work with Ronda Hall, a public health educator (Co-Chair with Lassen Links). Ronda had a visionary idea and Ken's expertise, leading to an exciting collaborative journey. The amazing factor here was he used basic technology to create powerful videos!
Tune in as Ken discusses his recent, behind-the-scenes creative journeys. He explains the how a collaborative, long-distance approach can meet goals and support client objectives. Ken comes together with organizations, virtually and in-person, where he truly compliment their teams in the most wonderful and creative ways!
We chat about:
Tools and Tips: Crucial tools and Ken's direction techniques.Guest Comfort and Resources: Using phones and virtual interviews.Nonprofit Tips: Advice for nonprofits with limited resources.Challenges: Overcoming tech challenges.
Ken says, "A director's vision can transform a good story into an unforgettable experience. Collaborating with a director ensures your narrative remains clear, coherent, and impactful."
Join us for this insightful discussion and get inspired to create your own powerful stories and learn how to leverage collaboration and basic tools for impactful storytelling in the nonprofit sector.
#storytelling #nonprofit #impactfulvideos #SandBoxx #nonprofittips
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Thanks for tuning in to another episode of the No Labels, No Limits podcast, where we're revisiting a previous interview with Brad Yates. His unique and humorous approach serves as a friendly reminder: when you're feeling stretched or challenged, remember to be grateful for the lessons learned and those yet to come!
In this episode, we'll delve into:
Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT)The Benefits of TappingHow to Clear Stress and Catalyze TransformationsInspiring Success Stories
Brad offers a thought-provoking insight: "The extent to which you don't have what you say you want tends to be the extent to which you are resisting it."
Learn more and connect with Brad here:
Website: www.tapwithbrad.com.
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/tapwithbrad
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TapWithBrad
Instagram: http://instagram.com/tapwithbrad
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tapwithbrad
Twitter: http://twitter.com/tapwithbrad
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tapwithbrad/

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Welcome and thank you for joining us on another episode of the No Labels, No Limits podcast, where we have the pleasure of hosting our esteemed team member, Ken Fay, an Emmy Award-Winning Writer and Producer. Today, we delve into the transformative potential of storytelling through video, specifically focusing on its ability to enhance support and align missions for non-profit organizations.
Throughout the conversation, Ken and Sarah discuss:
Origin stories and creative directionCapturing the Founder's visionHow and when to feature Program ParticipantsIntegrating tools to improve your messaging
In summary, this episode highlighted the power of storytelling through video to boost support and mission alignment for non-profit organizations. Through careful listening, collaboration, and creative direction, impactful narratives can be crafted to engage audiences and drive meaningful change. If you or your organization are in need of guidance or support, we can help!
Find more information and visit our NEW website: www.sarahboxx.com

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Welcome and thanks for tuning in to another episode of the No Labels, No Limits podcast featuring our team member, Ken Fay, Emmy Award-Winning Writer and Producer. In this episode, we explore the transformative power of storytelling within nonprofit organizations, uncovering strategies to capture and share impactful narratives.
Ken and Sarah discuss these four key elements:
Storytelling Impact: Discover how nonprofit stories inspire support and foster connection with their mission.Key Roles in Production: Explore the diverse roles within media production, including writers, directors, and directors of photography, and their contributions to the storytelling journey.Scrappy Storytelling: Learn from a real-world example how nonprofits can leverage limited resources, like smartphones, to create compelling narratives.Interviewing Techniques: Explore techniques for eliciting authentic stories, focusing on building rapport, employing thoughtful questioning, and identifying powerful soundbites.We also highlight a few client impact stories from our recent work, and the life-changing events that resulted. Join us as we uncover the artistry and influence of storytelling within the nonprofit sector with our resident storyteller!
Visit our NEW website: www.sarahboxx.com
Lassen Links playlist: https://app.searchie.io/playlist/Rqo4555Ebk
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Today, on the No Labels, No Limits podcast, we are replaying a special episode featuring an accomplished and inspiring guest who has challenged limiting labels and beliefs to pursue and accomplish her personal and professional goals. Tune in as Dr. Heather Penny shares her journey to finding clarity, confidence and courage.
Did you know that close to 80 percent of women struggle with low confidence or lack of self-esteem?
As a renowned leadership coach and trusted advisor, Dr. Penny brings valuable insights on developing confidence in the face of uncertainty and giving yourself permission to become the person you are meant to be.
During our conversation, we'll talk about her book: The Life You're Made For: Finding Clarity, Confidence, and Courage to Be Fully Alive, and explore:
The concept of permission statements and why they are essential for personal growth. How comparison can hinder confidence and distract us from our true potentialThe role of resilience and adaptability in effective leadership.The roles mentorship and community play in professional growthHow to tame self-doubt and imposter syndrome/our limiting labels and beliefs 
Dr. Penny shares a unique perspective with listeners when she said, "My career started with teaching third graders before I moved into opening my own coaching company and becoming a leadership coach. I often think about how much we learn from children about human growth and personal development. Life is a classroom."
Learn more and connect with Dr. Penny here:
https://www.facebook.com/HeatherPennyPhD
https://twitter.com/HeatherPennyPhD
https://www.instagram.com/heatherpennyphd/
https://www.tiktok.com/@heatherpennyphd
https://heatherpenny.com/
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