Mar 26, 2021
Mark interviews Jenn Taylor, Mom of 18 and The Naked Podcaster
about raw, open and honest conversations, vulnerability, and
more.
Prior to the interview, Mark shares a word from this episode's
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In his personal update, Mark shares a number of things:
- The audiobook release of Fear and Longing in Los Angeles, and
the inclusion of Alicia Witt's music
- The launch of Wide for the Win and multiple events associated
with that
- The release of Pulphouse Fiction Magazine #10 which Mark guest
edited
Mark also welcomes new Patron David Perlmutter, thanking him and
all patrons for supporting the podcast.
In their conversation Jenn and Mark discuss:
- What Jenn does, coaching women executives, primarily Moms and
what that can do to stress levels, sleep, motivation, exercise, and
time
- The coaching certifications that Jenn has and the fact that
people don't ask often enough if a coach has a certification
- NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programing)
- Jenn's role as Mom, executive, single mom, etc.
- The importance of not feeling that you're failing on all fronts
when juggling all the balls and how it can happen to the best of
us
- How we take our own struggles and use that to make it faster,
harder, smarter for others to do the same things
- The numerous Jenn Taylor brands
- When the opportunity to write a book first happened to Jenn and
how she treated it like a job, and had tremendous support for her
husband to make it happen
- How, as of April 8th Jenn will have been a Mom for 29
years
- How having a book was like having a child and the way Jenn was
inspired to want others to have the same feeling
- The way that learning about abuse her children had suffered
allowed Jenn to open up regarding stories of struggles toward
success
- Jenn's book HELLO, MY NAME IS . . . WARRIOR PRINCESS
- How we don't have to accept the labels that people put on us
and letting go of those negative labels
- The origin of the creation of Wonder Woman and how that
resonated with Jenn
- How a joke about wanting to be able to work at home without
having to wear pants lead Jenn and her husband to come up with The
Naked Podcaster brand
- Jenn asks her guests to bare it all in an uncomfortable moment
emotionally, so she's willing to be uncomfortable and bare it all
physically in support of them
- How everything that Jenn does has to come from a place that is
raw and genuine
- How in Western culture we often see nakedness as something
sexual
- The fact that Jenn has only has two rude comments in the past
four years of The Naked Podcaster show
- The "Stripping with my Daughters" segment of Jenn's show that's
about being very raw and is always on a topic that they choose to
discuss
- Why Jenn asks her guests for a bullet-point list in advance of
the interview
- The time Jenn found out during a live chat with her daughter
about a planned suicide that was prevented via a circumstantial
phone call that happened
- And more...
After the interview Mark reflects on those who have opened up
and been vulnerable in order to reach out and ask him questions
about writing and publishing and how hearing Jenn talk about her
experiences, reminded him of the great honor this has been.
Links of Interest
Jenn Taylor is Mom Of 18 and The Naked
Podcaster and is a Mindset Coach and Motivational Speaker.
She is an NLP Practitioner and has 15+ years in the foster care
sector as both a parent and a trainer, has written the blog - Mom’s
Running It - for 9 years, and is a published author of a self-help
memoir "Hello, My Name Is... Warrior Princess".
She teaches Compounding Joy, bringing fast, easy, actionable
exercises to people to increase their joy and gratitude. She is
also married to an amazing man in Reno, NV, is a runner,
minimalist, and healthy lifestyle enthusiast. Find her at
momof18.com
The introductory, end, and bumper music for this podcast
(“Laser Groove”) was composed and produced by Kevin MacLeod of
www.incompetech.com and is
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0