Moxie Podcast

Experiences are fundamental in shaping you. They sit on you and define who you become. The big question however is,how can you take the best qualities of those experiences and let them shine through versus the worst qualities?   In this episode, Jenny shares the journey she walked as a teenager and how that created the road map to where and who she is now, as an encouragement for you to let your experiences positively impact your purpose.   Challenge of the weekWrite and reflect on ten things you are grateful for.

Born and raised in Minneapolis, Minnesota Bennyk (Ben Krey) has been producing his craft as a DJ for over a decade. Providing high-energy live performances, music productions, and an impact that lasts beyond the event. You’ll find him in many environments performing to over thousands in festivals, conferences, outreaches, in front of national and international audiences. Bennyk has performed to Christian music leaders at the International Dove Awards, Creation Festival, LifeLight Festival, CRU Winter Conference, and has shared the stage with Bethel Music artist Sean Feucht, Capital Kings, Hollyn, KB, Thousand Foot Krutch, and even fitness gurus such as Shawn T, and creator of the P90X workout program Tony Horton, and many more.   In this episode Jenny and Ben talk about his mission to utilize music, visuals, written literature and love to reach, teach, equip and encourage growth, and his aim to remove barriers between people and their pursuit to live their greatest life.    Follow the link below to join a 6 w

“ What is on your three spoons that when you eat, it fills you up?”   Other than the thrive of your passion project, there are other things that give you the drive to stay on purpose.   In this episode,Jenny shares what is in her three spoons and how being intentional with that has impacted her life as a mother of three kiddos, a wife, a leader and an entrepreneur.   We hope that from this episode, you gravitate towards re-evaluating your journey of wellness and identifying what is the perfect holistic approach to your personal wellbeing.  

Jamie Ivey is the creator and host of the popular podcast The Happy Hour with Jamie Ivey, a central gathering place for talking about life and Jesus. In her debut book, If You Only Knew, Jamie told the raw, redemptive story that brought her to this place. Now she’s telling the story that keeps her going and frames her God-empowering message to women today. Jamie and her husband, Aaron, make their home for six-plus guests—come anytime!—in Austin, Texas.   In this episode, Jamie and Jenny talk about sharing stories and changing the narrative on the reception of these courageous stories. This vision has inspired her journey into podcasting and writing books that encourage authenticity and embracing your God-given purpose.    MENTIONS:Jamie Ivey InstagramJamie WebsiteBooks The Happy Hour Podcast Last thing to live by:Just because it is hard doesn’t mean it is bad.

“ How can you be a leader and also a friend?”   “ How can you empower your team and still hold the hard conversations?”   Join me today as I dive deeper into what it means to be a transformational leader and how to use your influence to create impact. The three spheres you have the most influence in are your lifestyle, leadership, and business. I like to incorporate the RISE method in the way I lead as well.    R- Respect I- Integrity S- Service E- Equity   As a dynamic leader, you want to know what you want to uphold, who you are leading, and how to show up in this space. When you know who you are, it is easier to make big decisions for your business. Remember, not every big opportunity will benefit your mission. Stay true to your core values and know that it is okay to say no.  Mentions: School of Ethical Impact

Jill Dasher is a blogger and speaker who just launched her very first book, Shallow; drowning in the shallow end of people’s approval. She resides in Black Mountain, NC with her husband and their five children.   In this episode, Jill talks to Jenny about leading with vulnerability and her personal journey of letting God peel back the layers of her life that she tightly held onto. She adds on the growth that comes with being authentically present with all our flaws and imperfections as they dig deeper into her book, Shallow Get a 15% discount on Shallow from Jill’s website with the promo code, SHALLOW15.  

“If we only knew how hard it would be, we probably wouldn’t have done it.”   About ten years ago, I found myself lying on a mattress in the middle of an empty room. The only thing protecting me from the outside was a mosquito net and a man who sat on a bucket right outside the entrance.    I spent many nights crying out to God and asking, “Why Me?” He reminded me that I was created for connection and that I was created to be a voice for good. I knew at that point that I would have to fight, fight for myself and fight for the community I was serving. But that together, in partnership with God, we were going to create a beautiful community.    In my discomfort, I found all the answers I was looking for. So I encourage you to embrace discomfort because, in that, you will find purpose and true alignment. 

Seth is a serial entrepreneur focused on faith-based solutions to the world's problems. He is the founder of Adventures in Missions, a ministry that has placed over 125,000 volunteers on mission projects since 1989. Adventures has helped start ministry training centers around the world that are focused on making that goal a reality. Seth founded the World Race in 2005 and is currently involved in two women's empowerment movements. He is an author and speaker, a husband to Karen and father to five children and seven grandchildren. In this episode Seth shares about this journey, the experience, the lessons and the achievements he has accrued while on it. He talks to Jenny about being present for the vulnerable and what it means to be in impactful charity work for the long game in such a way that you build transformation through vulnerability and authenticity.

“ You need to find your community and your people: people who are speaking your language, challenging you and ready to walk alongside you”   In this episode, Jenny talks about the beauty of partnerships + collaborations in creating  a sustainable framework for your brand and understanding impact.

Christy Wright is a #1 national best-selling author, personal development expert, and host of The Christy Wright Show. She’s been featured on Today Show and Fox News, and in Entrepreneur and Woman’s Day Magazines. Since 2009, Christy has served at Ramsey Solutions, where she teaches on personal development, business, and faith.   In this episode, Jenny and Christy dig into her book, Take Back Your Time, to bring us some nuggets of wisdom on the importance of creating boundaries and what it looks like to create balance in life again. She adds on some practical tools that help in cultivating this balance in the different seasons of our lives.

In today’s episode, Jenny talks about the groundbreaking season in building Imani Collective as a social enterprise brand, the personal reshaping of resilience and tenacity she gained from that experience and some pro tips on staying grounded on your ‘why’.

Corey Paul is a Houston-based creative entrepreneur who has beaten the odds to achieve his success. Through his music, Paul has amassed more than 5 million streams, performed international shows, and built a strong social media presence. He has released three studio albums, two of which have placed on Billboard charts. More recently, Corey has started a multi-media company with the purpose of creating financial literacy content for people who have been marginalized due to lack of resources, previous adversities or socioeconomic backgrounds.   In this episode, Corey talks with Jenny about his inspirational  journey into these achievements and the heart on which his hardwork and tenacious spirit lies. He also shares how his rap music creates genuine interactions and impact in the lives of young marginalized people.

What are you willing to give up in the process?   Behind every success seen or heard, there has been a journey of faith, sacrifice, heartache, celebration and a fight.   In this episode, Jenny vulnerably shares her personal experiences in building a business that ignites impact, the growth and reshaping she has gone through in the process and some incredible nuggets of wisdom on coupling strategy with intentional listening of that still small voice in us, to accomplish the starting vision.  

Ben Higgins is best known from season 20 of ABC’s hit series, “The Bachelor,” where he opened himself up to millions of viewers, giving them the chance to truly get to know him. The opportunity ultimately led to an enhanced platform that he now uses to share what he is most passionate about with others – his faith, his hope for humanity and his love of sports.   Born and raised in Winona Lake, IN, Ben currently resides in Denver, CO, where he moved after graduating from Indiana University in 2012. Since “The Bachelor,” Ben has been keeping up with a number of projects with the help of some of his closest friends.   In 2017 Ben co-founded Generous International, a for purpose company dedicated to contributing profits to social issues around the world, starting with a cup of coffee. With a vision to change the way society thinks of consumer products, all Generous merchandise is designed specifically to create and multiply good in the world. Whether creating jobs, feeding children or improving education, it begi

We kick off this incredible journey of authenticity in entrepreneurial growth and the uniqueness in showing up as you are, by taking a dive into fearless vulnerability and the effect that has in igniting impact.   Jenny touches on stepping into your true self, what it means to courageously walk towards your purpose and pushing through the ‘no’s’ to actualize the greater vision.    She will be using this space all through this month to vulnerably share her journey into building her brand and the different challenges, wins and losses she has walked through to be who she is personally and as a leader. 

Krystal Ribble is a freelance writer and author of The Church's Orphans and Love Me in the Waiting. She aims to breathe new life into and bring a modern understanding to the stories we've read about in the Bible all our lives, showing readers how those stories are still relevant today. Her writing builds on experiences mentoring college-aged students and advocating for orphans and vulnerable children across the United States.   Krystal earned a Bachelor of Science in Gerontology and Health Care Management from North Greenville University and Master of Arts in Christian Leadership from Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary and Graduate School. She now lives in Nashville, Tennessee with her husband, Jared, and their three boys. Love Me in the Waiting is Krystal's second book.   In this episode, Krystal shares her nuggets of wisdom on the lessons she has learned while on the journey of aligning with her purpose and growing fully  into her God-given capacity as a mother, wife and an author.    Krystal is also gene

Ella London is a professional sunshine maker. Through her love of the colour yellow, she continues her dad’s legacy, creates a space of joy and silliness, shines a light on injustice, and designs meaningful sunshine art. She loves being creative and supporting others to find their creative path. Currently, she is working alongside her amazing vocal coaching husband with his studio Vocal Dimension, preparing to launch her online stationery and art shop Little Yellow Doors, and is the Community Cultivator at Yellow Co.—a community of women committed to creating meaningful work in the world. In this episode, Ella talks about finding, creating and cherishing the sparks of light within us and using that to radiate sunshine in others. She talks about showing up for the world and being intentional with how that gravitates towards self alignment. Be on the lookout for her shop, Little Yellow Doors, that launches later this year. The shop focuses on sustainability, joy and social justice.  

My name is Michael Streight, I am a proud Husband to Sophia, and proud Father to Jeremiah (22 months) and Josiah (8 Months). I am the owner and Operator of Luxury Lifestyle Training. A premium concierge training service in the DFW metroplex. Specializing in training at our location, in home with clientele, gym build out services, corporate services and much more. I am a former founder and partner of a Supplement Company called Trulabs and a previous Competitive CrossFit Competitor. In this episode, Michael reflects on his journey as a concierge trainer and the growth he has experienced both personally and professionally from stepping into the unknown world of entrepreneurship. He shares with us some of his practical takeaways on being authentically present while still running with his vision of creating a more intimate relational experience for his clientele, which have led to the growth of both his business and career.

Jen is the founder and designer at UNCVRD Jewelry. She lives in Long Beach, CA with her husband and two sons. She is passionate about empowering young women and survivors of human trafficking. She is happiest when she's soaking up the sunshine, sipping prosecco, surrounded by lots of loved ones. In this episode, Jen shares with Jenny her journey into the jewelry business and how it marries into her advocacy against human trafficking, providing aftercare for survivors and mentoring at-risk girls in foster care. She also shares her nuggets of wisdom on the benefits of  finding a balance in growing + expanding impact and being more trusting in letting other qualified people carry the vision we have.

Jess Campbell is the founder of Out in the Boons - a small shop helping nonprofits to raise more money online and in person. After fundraising in-house for over a decade - Jess pivoted to supporting nonprofit leaders to find their fundraising bff and find the fun in asking for money. When she's not thinking, teaching, talking or asking for money - she enjoys popping in a podcast and taking her rescue pup Billy for a long walk, reading stories with her 5 year old and cooking for her family. In this episode, Jess talks about the ins and outs of raising money for nonprofits through fundraising. She also touches on the importance of ‘how’ as opposed to ‘why’ when educating startups and small businesses on raising more revenue and creating that space of marketing and influence.