Jill Faulkner's guest appearances

Jill Faulkner

Voices of Impact with Ryan France

Passion & Prosperity Podcast

In Ya Face

Rocking Life with Amy Edwards

Joe Moore

Tim Francis

Fleassy Malay

Thanh Pham

Peter Tatchell

Susie Moore

Barron Cruz

Ryan Alexander

Chris Williams

Hannah Davis

Brandon Cook

John Gorman

Emily Roberts

Matthew Connell

Charlie Cooper

OwlTail

It's a special roundtable this week with Amy, Jill and Bijou to discuss LOVE. A must listen. Value, Lovability, Unconditionality, Darkness and Light, Labels, Falling back in love with your brand, and so much more packed in this discussion! And this week's Aff is: I Am Love. I Am Loved. Find the workshop creator Amy talks about, Brian Bounds, HERE.

It's a special roundtable this week with Amy, Jill and Bijou to discuss LOVE. A must listen. Value, Lovability, Unconditionality, Darkness and Light, Labels, Falling back in love with your brand, and so much more packed in this discussion! And this week's Aff is: I Am Love. I Am Loved. Find the workshop creator Amy talks about, Brian Bounds, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/brian.bounds/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a>.

42- Rocking LOVE with Jill Faulkner and Bijou Finney

Felicity Marlowe

James speaks with Los Angeles based filmmaker Finn Grey Paul, about trans people in the US military, Donald Trump presidency and the trans community, the representation and inclusion of trans people in the US film industry, the works of pioneering trans activist and writer Leslie Feinberg, and a critique of Caitlin Jenner’s TV series.We also discussed Finn’s film shorts about queer hook-ups, screening 22 March at the Melbourne Queer Film Festival (MQFF) and the upcoming MQFF plenary ‘Can Sex and Love Save the World?’, Sunday 24 March at ACMI, 2 - 3 pm. Details.James speaks with Felicity Marlowe of Rainbow Families Victoria, about her inclusion in the Victorian Honour Roll of Women, Rainbow Families issues during Australia’s upcoming federal election campaign, discrimination at religious schools during the election campaign, and the recent launch by Victoria government’s resources for people with intersex variations and the debate about banning conversion therapy in Victoria.James speaks with Jill Faulkner, Project Coordinator All of Us and Practice Lead, QRespect at Queer Space/Drummond Street Services, about working with women who have used force or interpersonal violence in heterosexual relationships and LGBTIQ+ folk using interpersonal violence in their relationships, and the logistics of these therapeutic programs offered through Queerspace.Content/trigger warning: Please be aware this interview contains mentions of interpersonal and intimate partner violence, that may be distressing to some listeners. If the segment has raised questions or caused distress to you, contact Lifeline or iHeal – Family Violence Recovery Support.

Queer filmmaker Finn Grey Paul; Rainbow Families' Felicity Marlowe; Queerspace/ QRespect's Jill Faulkner 

How To Transition From Employee To Entrepreneur Following a series of unfulfilling executive assistant jobs, Jill Faulkner started asking herself questions about what changes she could make. Based on the impact that affirmations had begun to have on her life, Jill came up with the idea of handwriting sticky notes with positive “I” statements. After a small test run, the feedback was positive and the demand was there, so she took the natural next steps of molding it into a business - Stick With It Co. “I was so beside myself in a lot of ways,” Jill recanted, “because [the affirmations] are so simple, but so powerful. I just felt really called to do something with it. I had to see what that would look like.” Even with no business experience or direct mentors of her own, Jill was able to set up Stick With It Co for success. From heartfelt customer letters, to distributing to multiple stores in the Austin area, to holding events with local nonprofits, it is clear that the affirmations are making tangible impact. Stick With It Co continues to grow, if by no other choice than the sheer determination of its founder. In this episode of Voices of Impact, Jill talks about how to transition from employee to entrepreneur. We discuss assessing ourselves, empowerment leading to success, and learning to harness the power of positivity. Jill also shares how she maintains objectivity in a business so personal.

How To Transition From Employee To Entrepreneur Following a series of unfulfilling executive assistant jobs, Jill Faulkner started asking herself questions about what changes she could make. Based on the impact that affirmations had begun to have on her life, Jill came up with the idea of handwriting sticky notes with positive “I” statements. After a small test run, the feedback was positive and the demand was there, so she took the natural next steps of molding it into a business - Stick With It Co. “I was so beside myself in a lot of ways,” Jill recanted, “because [the affirmations] are so simple, but so powerful. I just felt really called to do something with it. I had to see what that would look like.” Even with no business experience or direct mentors of her own, Jill was able to set up Stick With It Co for success. From heartfelt customer letters, to distributing to multiple stores in the Austin area, to holding events with local nonprofits, it is clear that the affirmations are making tangible impact. Stick With It Co continues to grow, if by no other choice than the sheer determination of its founder. In this episode of Voices of Impact, Jill talks about how to transition from employee to entrepreneur. We discuss assessing ourselves, empowerment leading to success, and learning to harness the power of positivity. Jill also shares how she maintains objectivity in a business so personal.

Jill Faulkner - Stick With It Co