Joy Found Here

stephanie martinez rivera
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Welcome to the Joy Found Here podcast, hosted by Stephanie Martinez Rivera. Join us each week while we have real talk with inspiring women about life,balance, grace and permission to step off the ride. Listen in as we hear their stories, victories and fails and how to recognize and embrace the simple joy that life does offer. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. 2일 전

    Stop Chasing Perfect: Why Lowering the Bar Might Be the Key to Freedom, According to This Coach and Author

    Tune in to episode 225 of Joy Found Here as executive coach and author Barbara Burgess shares how lowering the bar creates freedom and joy. Learn how her concept of “Enough” and the power of boundaries can transform how you define success. In this episode, I’m joined by Barbara Burgess, an executive coach, author, and speaker helping leaders and individuals embrace authenticity and redefine success. After over 20 years in corporate leadership, she founded Corluma, a consultancy for heart-centered transformation. She is the author of Enough: Finding Peace in a World of Distractions, Hustle, and Expectations, which invites readers to let go of comparison and embrace their worth. Barbara has also brought her message to the stage with a one-woman show exploring identity, boundaries, and grace. A late-in-life mother of two, she blends personal insight with professional expertise to empower others with confidence, purpose, and joy. Throughout this episode, Barbara speaks candidly about leaving corporate life for a more authentic and creative path. She highlights the value of honesty over small talk, the courage to admit struggles, and the deeper connections that follow. She explores the toxic pull of comparison, explains how “Enough” emerged as both a felt sense of peace and the foundation of her book, and shows how dropping expectations creates freedom and possibility. Barbara also stresses unapologetic boundaries, shares lessons from her one-woman show, and champions permission and choice as the true starting points for fulfillment. Her message is clear: you are already enough—and from that truth, everything becomes possible. In This Episode, You Will Learn: Beyond titles: Choosing to show up as human (3:41)Honesty over perfection in motherhood (5:23)The power of permission and grace (8:53)Comparison kills: Escaping the ladder (13:41)Lowering expectations to the floor (27:31)Boundaries without apology (32:37)The one-woman show: Exploring alternate realities (39:48)Redefining success and freedom (47:26)Final reminder: you are already enough (53:33) Connect with Barbara Burgess: WebsiteLinkedInBook: Barbara Burgess - enough.: finding peace in a world of distractions, hustle, and expectations Let's Connect: WebsiteInstagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    58분

  2. 8월 26일

    She Lost Her Son—Then Suzanne Andora Barron, Healer and Teacher, Turned to Jin Shin Jyutsu to Reclaim Joy

    Tune in to episode 224 of Joy Found Here as Suzanne Andora Barron shares how losing her son led her to the ancient healing art of Jin Shin Jyutsu. Learn how grief, anxiety, and the power of breath and touch opened a path to resilience—and to finding joy even in life’s hardest places. In this episode, I’m joined by Suzanne Andora Barron, a healer and teacher who helps people reconnect with their inner strength through yoga, breathwork, meditation, and the Japanese healing art of Jin Shin Jyutsu. After losing her nine-year-old son Christopher to leukemia, she turned to ancient practices to move through grief and transform anxiety into resilience. Suzanne created Feel, Heal, and Align, a membership rooted in her course Process What You Feel to Heal, which empowers people to release stuck emotions and restore balance. She also teaches yoga for stress management at a community college, leads a free weekly meditation with global reach, and founded the Christopher Barron Live Life Foundation, which inspires underserved children through comic strip storytelling. Throughout this episode, Suzanne speaks openly about living with anxiety and how her son’s illness and passing reshaped her path. She shares simple tools—like keeping a gratitude journal or doing “one fun thing a day” with her kids—that kept her grounded during crisis. Suzanne introduces listeners to Jin Shin Jyutsu, showing how holding a thumb can calm worry or how each finger connects to an emotion, practices she now teaches to both students and adults. She also highlights her offerings—from her healing course and membership to her free Monday meditations—reminding us that the power to heal is already within each of us. In This Episode, You Will Learn: A friendship born online (6:40)Turning 60 and finding strength (7:50)Living with anxiety (11:40)Gratitude and one fun thing a day (13:40)The 9/11 near miss (16:40)Discovering Jin Shin Jyutsu (19:40)Teaching students simple healing tools (22:00)Processing emotions to heal (36:00)The feel, heal, and align membership (41:00)Joy on the other side of grief (44:50) Connect with Suzanne Andora Barron: WebsiteLinkedInInstagramYouTube Let's Connect: WebsiteInstagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    55분

  3. 8월 19일

    From Corporate Collapse to Startup Rocket Ship: A Single Mom CEO’s Path to a Multi-Million Dollar Comeback

    When Stacey Roney lost her seven-figure business overnight, she had two choices: start over from nothing or give up entirely—what happened next will change how you think about resilience, risk, and rebuilding. In this episode, I’m joined by Stacey Roney, a serial entrepreneur with over two decades of experience building multimillion-dollar ventures in beauty, PR, and digital media. She began at Nordstrom, creating innovative marketing roles before founding the nation’s first beauty staffing agency, a PR firm, and an online magazine. Stacey later became a top earner in direct sales with Rodan + Fields, mentoring thousands nationwide. Known for her creativity and resilience, she has thrived through major market shifts while raising three children. Today, she leads and advocates for Make Wellness, a fast-growing health and wellness startup specializing in bioactive precision peptides, driven by her passion for helping others build flexible, scalable businesses. Throughout this episode, Stacey shares a candid look at her journey—from early success at Nordstrom to launching multiple multimillion-dollar companies. She recalls pivoting to direct sales during the 2008 crash, growing a large Rodan + Fields team, and creating the viral Facebook group “50 AF.” Personal challenges, including her daughter’s severe mental health crisis, prompted her to step back, and she details her daughter’s remarkable recovery through nutrition, exercise, and functional medicine. When corporate changes ended her Rodan + Fields business, Stacey sought a future-proof venture and found it in Make Wellness. She explains its unique affiliate/direct sales model, breakthrough product line, and rapid growth, reflecting her belief in resilience, adaptability, and leading by example. Tune in to episode 223 of Joy Found Here as Stacey Roney shares how losing her seven-figure business overnight led her to rebuild from scratch. Discover how resilience, single motherhood, and a leap into wellness fueled her multi-million dollar comeback. In This Episode, You Will Learn: Nordstrom years: Intrapreneurship in action (3:06)From staffing gaps to a National Beauty Agency (7:30)Nonprofit, digital magazine, and PR with a twist (11:30)The 2008 crash and a high-stakes pivot (14:14)Scaling to seven figures through mentorship (16:27)“50 AF” – A viral community for women over 50 (21:49)A mother’s hardest battle (28:32)From crisis to transformation (31:24)From R+F collapse to startup rocket ship (33:40)Products with an edge (39:18)Momentum from day one (42:10)Lessons in reinvention (51:05) Connect with Stacey Roney: WebsiteLinkedInInstagramFacebook Let's Connect: WebsiteInstagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    56분

  4. 8월 12일

    From the Mailroom to Dubai: How Karen Holliday’s TEDx Talk Unleashed Her True Voice

    What happens when a former military mechanic lands on the TEDx Dubai stage and chokes up mid-speech—only to be met with a standing ovation? Karen Holliday shares how grit, vulnerability, and unexpected twists led her to speak her truth—and why it changed everything. In this episode, I’m joined by Karen Holliday, a seasoned operations executive, TEDx speaker, and leadership mentor with over 30 years in the mail and logistics industry. A U.S. Army veteran who started her career as a truck mechanic, Karen’s path is defined by resilience and service. She’s held senior roles in both corporate and nonprofit sectors, most recently as COO, before launching her own leadership consulting firm. Karen is committed to helping women leaders rise with confidence, compassion, and authenticity. She’s also a certified life and health coach, an active volunteer with SCORE and women’s mentorship programs, and a strong advocate for well-being. Her TEDx talk in Dubai reflects her core belief: vulnerability is a superpower, and every woman’s story matters. Throughout this episode, Karen shared powerful insights from her personal and professional journey. She reflected on the early influence of mentors, the challenges of rising through male-dominated industries, and the importance of intentional career growth. She also spoke about the emotional process of preparing her TED Talk and how it resonated with a diverse, international audience. Karen offered a fresh perspective on generational shifts in the workplace, the evolving role of technology, and the need to lead with integrity. Her stories and outlook are a testament to authentic leadership and the impact of staying true to your values. Tune in to episode 222 of Joy Found Here as Karen Holliday shares how her journey from military mechanic to TEDx Dubai speaker helped her reclaim her voice and purpose. Discover how mentorship, vulnerability, and a bold leap into entrepreneurship shaped the most powerful chapter of her life. In This Episode, You Will Learn: From mechanic to mailroom: A career built on connection (3:50)The power of a mentor who sees your potential (6:20)Confidence born from survival, not circumstance (12:10)Leadership rooted in paying it forward (14:40)Leaping into entrepreneurship after 30+ years (16:00)Landing a TEDx talk in Dubai (19:00)Breaking down during her talk—and the audience’s response (23:30)On the future of work and generational shifts (27:40)Why personal brand is built on integrity and action (31:40)Connect with Karen Holliday: LinkedInKaren’s TEDx talk Let's Connect: WebsiteInstagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    40분

  5. 8월 5일

    “Don’t ‘Should’ All Over Yourself”: Dr. Devin DeGreif on Grief, Joy, and Letting Go of Expectations

    If you’ve ever felt stuck in pain, pressured by who you “should” be, or unsure how to move forward after loss—Dr. Devin’s raw, unfiltered story will show you how real healing begins where you least expect it. In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Devin DeGreif—a doctor of physical therapy, intuitive healer, and transformational coach—who helps people move through emotional pain and life transitions. After losing her mother to a violent crime at 23, she began a profound healing journey from chronic pain and depression to inner peace. Today, she specializes in somatic and spiritual healing, guiding clients back to embodiment and self-trust. Dr. Devin is also the author of Good Grief: The Journey from Grief to Joy, a powerful memoir and guide that shows how grief can lead to lasting transformation. Throughout this episode, Dr. Devin opens up about how trauma shaped her path as a healer and change consultant. Her unique approach blends physical therapy, somatic awareness, spirituality, and intuition—tools she developed while navigating her own grief. She explains that grief and joy aren’t opposites but part of the same emotional spectrum, and that true healing happens by going through the heart. Her reflections on trauma, embodiment, and community highlight the importance of personalized healing and offer powerful guidance for anyone ready to create meaningful change. Tune in to episode 221 of Joy Found Here as Dr. Devin DeGreif shares how losing her mother to murder sparked a soul-deep transformation—from chronic pain and depression to becoming a guide for healing. Discover how she found joy not after grief, but through it, and why embracing the mess is the first step toward true change. In This Episode, You Will Learn: The trauma that changed everything (3:00)Healing beyond Western medicine (4:30)Grief and joy: Two sides of the same coin (6:40)Signs from spirit and the power of small moments (12:00)Grieving on your own terms (14:00)The divine “No” that changed her life (18:00)Writing through the heart: The birth of good grief (23:00)What is a change consultant—and why you might need one (31:00)Don’t ‘should’ all over yourself (39:40) Connect with Dr. Devin DeGreif: WebsiteLinkedInInstagramFacebook Let's Connect: WebsiteInstagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    44분

  6. 7월 29일

    You Have 90,000 Hours to Work—Georgi Enthoven on How to Make Them Count

    If you’ve ever questioned whether your career is truly fulfilling—or fear you’re wasting your potential—this episode with Georgi Enthoven will change how you see the 90,000 hours you spend working in your lifetime. In this episode, I’m joined by Georgi Enthoven, a globally-minded thought leader, author, and host of the Work That’s Worth It podcast. A Harvard Business School graduate with a corporate career spanning multiple continents, Georgi now helps others align their careers with both income and impact. Her book, Work That’s Worth It, guides professionals in using their 90,000 working hours wisely—by identifying strengths, defining a personal mission, and pursuing work that’s both fulfilling and purposeful. Through coaching, storytelling, and speaking, she champions the idea that meaningful work and doing good in the world don’t require self-sacrifice. Passionate about mentoring the next generation, she shines a light on real-world “disruptors for good.” Throughout this episode, Georgi shares her practical framework for building a purpose-driven career. She introduces the powerful concept of the 90,000-hour work life and outlines the “7 Cs” in her book, starting with knowing your capabilities—an essential foundation for fulfillment. She encourages listeners to define their personal mission, beginning with one word that reflects the impact they want to make. Georgi also critiques how education and career systems overlook the importance of purpose, and she’s on a mission to help more people, especially young professionals, connect income with impact. Her insights and examples prove that sustainable, meaningful work isn’t a dream—it’s already a reality for many. Tune in to episode 220 of Joy Found Here as Georgi Enthoven reveals how the 90,000 hours we spend working can become a powerful force for both income and impact. Learn how defining your strengths, mission, and purpose can transform not just your career—but your life. In This Episode, You Will Learn: Reframing work as a life investment (2:50)The wake-up call that sparked a mission (4:00)Why capabilities come first (7:00)Forget “follow your passion”—do this instead (9:00)What schools and career centers get wrong (11:45)You don’t have to choose: Income or impact (15:00)The four career quadrants and where you fall (22:00)When you love mondays—and even coming back from vacation (26:00)How to redefine Success—at any age (30:30)From fear to the stage: Pushing through discomfort for purpose (32:00)When Gen-Z becomes the mentor (37:00)Making work fun again (38:30) Connect with Georgi Enthoven: WebsiteLinkedInFacebookInstagramYouTube Let's Connect: WebsiteInstagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    45분

  7. 7월 22일

    When DEI Collapsed, This Resilience Educator Rebuilt Her Career—With Joy at the Center

    If you’ve ever felt lost after a professional identity shift, this episode will show you how Yvonne Jackson turned a collapsing industry into a catalyst for personal joy, reinvention, and lasting impact. In this episode, I’m joined by Yvonne Jackson, a resilience educator, talent strategist, and founder of Social Edge, a workplace equity firm helping organizations align people operations with business goals. With a background in process reengineering at Apple and over 20 years in tech and consulting, Yvonne transforms culture and talent teams into strategic assets. She leads with a joy-first approach, blending lived experience, data, and compassion. As a solo mother and former DEI leader, she’s passionate about building brave spaces where people can thrive authentically. Throughout this episode, Yvonne shares how major changes in the DEI landscape pushed her to pivot, reimagine her business, and reset her priorities. Drawing on her operations background, she now helps teams become aligned and impactful. She opens up about the emotional weight of her work, a healing trip to Japan, and how her own “resilience reset” tools—like joy playlists and movement—help her navigate change. Her story is a powerful reminder that true transformation starts within. Tune in to episode 219 of Joy Found Here as Yvonne Jackson shares how the collapse of DEI led her to redefine success and rebuild her business with joy at the center. Discover how resilience, motherhood, and a bold trip to Japan sparked her most authentic chapter yet. In This Episode, You Will Learn: When DEI disappeared, so did her business (3:30)Choosing joy over burnout—in Japan (4:45)Practicing what she preached (7:30)Redefining joy as a daily practice, not a reward (10:30)From DEI therapist to talent strategist (13:15)Lessons from Apple: Turning chaos into strategy (16:00)DEI that actually works—by leading with humanity (22:00)Solo motherhood changed everything (25:00)Self-care isn’t a luxury—it’s a leadership tool (34:00) Connect with Yvonne Jackson: WebsiteLinkedInInstagramYouTube Let's Connect: WebsiteInstagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    49분

  8. 7월 15일

    This Spiritual Guide Left Her “Perfect Life” After 27 Years—and Unlocked the Code to Her True Self

    If you’ve ever felt trapped by a life that looks great on the outside, this episode will challenge the rules you’ve been living by—and reveal what it really means to wake up to your soul’s purpose. In this episode, I’m joined by Rebecca Paris, spiritual guide, Gene Keys mentor, and founder of RaisingTheVibe.org, where she helps soul-led individuals step into self-sovereignty and uncover their divine blueprint. A former marketing executive and portrait artist, Rebecca draws on decades of personal transformation—including a midlife spiritual awakening and conscious uncoupling after 27 years of marriage—to guide others through emotional healing and energetic alignment. She’s also the creator of Awakening to the Real You, an online course for seekers ready to shift from ego to essence. Deeply grounded in the Gene Keys system, her work blends science, spirituality, and ancient wisdom to help clients access their highest gifts. Driven by a mission to help others reclaim their authentic selves, Rebecca empowers her clients to live with intention, balance, and purpose. Throughout this episode, Rebecca shares how her awakening led her from a conventional “3D life” to a path of deep spiritual alignment and service. She describes the pivotal role that balancing masculine and feminine energies played in her evolution, as well as how parenting highly sensitive children helped expand her spiritual awareness. Rebecca offers a compelling introduction to the Gene Keys—a system that merges astrology, the I Ching, and genetic coding—to help individuals understand their soul’s blueprint and clear emotional and energetic patterns. She also opens up about the courage it took to walk away from a seemingly perfect life in Atlanta in order to honor her deeper calling. Through her story, she invites others to embrace their shadow, listen inward, and begin living in alignment with their divine essence. Tune in to episode 218 of Joy Found Here as Rebecca Paris shares how understanding your soul’s blueprint through the Gene Keys can unlock deep healing, authentic purpose, and spiritual sovereignty. Discover powerful insights on conscious awakening, balancing masculine and feminine energy, and raising sensitive children with intention and empathy. In This Episode, You Will Learn: The awakening that changed everything (2:00)Masculine overdrive, feminine rediscovered (6:00)What if your kids are here to teach you? (8:00)Gene keys: The blueprint you never knew you had (10:00)From control to compassion: Rebecca’s personal keys (14:30)Your soul’s codes are set before birth (20:00)The kids’ charts told the real story (24:00)She walked away from her ‘perfect’ life (28:00)From matrix to mission: How to begin your own awakening (37:00) Connect with Rebecca Paris: WebsiteInstagramFacebookYouTube Let's Connect: WebsiteInstagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    45분
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Welcome to the Joy Found Here podcast, hosted by Stephanie Martinez Rivera. Join us each week while we have real talk with inspiring women about life,balance, grace and permission to step off the ride. Listen in as we hear their stories, victories and fails and how to recognize and embrace the simple joy that life does offer. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  • 제작진
    stephanie martinez rivera
  • 방송 연도
    2021년 - 2025년
  • 에피소드
    225
  • 등급
    전체 연령 사용가
  • 저작권
    © stephanie martinez rivera
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    Joy Found Here

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