Kelly Phoenix's guest appearances

Kelly Phoenix

The Shin Fujiyama Podcast | Social Entrepreneurship | Nonprofit Organizations | International Development Aid | NGOs

Sacred Feminine Power

Robert Lee

Kerri Hummingbird

Kathleen Janus

James Tooley

Anaiya Sophia

Michael Driscoll

Jacob Lief

Thomas Edison

Adam Miller

William Smith

Melanie Swan

Margarita Alcantara

Tara Preston

Elsbeth Meuth

NILIMA BHAT

OwlTail

Kelly shares beautifully and with such grace about her journey with debilitating endometriosis and how embracing holistic health and learning to balance the feminine and masculine energies within her led to healing. She also talks about her terminal cancer diagnosis and how this took her even deeper into a process of unravelling and letting go, and led her to turn inwards for strength and inspiration. Kelly also elaborates on the concept of menopause, the importance of embracing balance in our lives, and the wisdom of the Wise Crone that we have access to when we go through this powerful transition. Kelly's gift:1 x full week of coaching for FREE (valued at $161.25) during the Detox &amp; Deep Dive, a 28- day Purification of the Mind, Body &amp; Soul. Sign up by Sept 30th 21 by emailing Kelly directly at kelly@kellyphoenixrose.com and mention the podcast. To interact with Kelly, Emmi and like-minded listeners, join us at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SacredFemininePowerPodcastIf you'd like to support Emmi's work, you can buy her a cup of coffee here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/FemininePowerSupport the showThank you for listening!  To hang out with me and the speakers, join us in our private Sacred Feminine Power FB group.Learn more about Emmi's work at Feminine Revered. And to book a complimentary Sacred Energy Activation session with Emmi, click here.

Kelly shares beautifully and with such grace about her journey with debilitating endometriosis and how embracing holistic health and learning to balance the feminine and masculine energies within her led to healing. She also talks about her terminal cancer diagnosis and how this took her even deeper into a process of unravelling and letting go, and led her to turn inwards for strength and inspiration. Kelly also elaborates on the concept of menopause, the importance of embracing balance in our lives, and the wisdom of the Wise Crone that we have access to when we go through this powerful transition. Kelly's gift: 1 x full week of coaching for FREE (valued at $161.25) during the Detox &amp; Deep Dive, a 28- day Purification of the Mind, Body &amp; Soul. Sign up by Sept 30th 21 by emailing Kelly directly at <a href="http://kelly@kellyphoenixrose.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">kelly@kellyphoenixrose.com</a> and mention the podcast. To interact with Kelly, Emmi and like-minded listeners, join us at: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/SacredFemininePowerPodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/groups/SacredFemininePowerPodcast</a> If you'd like to support Emmi's work, you can buy her a cup of coffee here: <a href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/FemininePower" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.buymeacoffee.com/FemininePower</a><a href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/1038388/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>Thank you for listening! To hang out with me and the speakers, join us in our <a href="https://web.facebook.com/groups/2388051464818478" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">private Sacred Feminine Power FB group</a>. Learn more about Emmi's work at <a href="https://www.femininerevered.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Feminine Revered</a>. And to book a complimentary Sacred Energy Activation session with Emmi, <a href="https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.phpowner=16805986&amp;appointmentType=20313667" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">click here</a>.

EPISODE 68; The Power Within with Kelly Phoenix Rose

Kelly Phoenix is the former Executive Director of Nourish International, a non-profit organization that partners with communities to make a lasting impact on extreme poverty. With the fundraising efforts of their 60 campus chapters, they've invested in 113 long-term, community-based programs to fight poverty. Learn how this NGO reached this level of success. In this episode, you'll get a behind-the-curtains look at what it's like to be the Executive Director of a growing nonprofit organization. Kelly talks about the things that keep her awake at night as well as the issues and tasks that get her excited. Learn about the tools, books, habits, traits, mindset, and conferences that helped Kelly in her journey. Kelly is currently heading Nourish Insurance. Check it out at nourishinsurance.com if you'll be volunteering abroad and need travel insurance nourishinsurance.com Check out the show links at www.shinfujiyama.com Show Notes &amp; Summary  What Kelly does during the weekends Kelly's life-changing trip to Belize while in high school Kelly's take on how our consumerist behavior and choices affect the world How the organization started at UNC-Chapel Hill How Nourish International Chapters start business ventures Nourish's Hunger Lunch where they serve rice, beans, and corn bread where they make $2 profit per plate How Nourish raises $30,000/year through Coolers for a Cause How Nourish works with community partners in 28 countries The criteria that partner organizations must meet in order to work with Nourish, such as being locally led How Nourish recruits new members on their campuses "Less talking. More action." The Annual Nourish Institute How a Nourish alum became the special assistant to Samantha Powers, the US Ambassador to the United Nations How Kelly started Connected for Cause at UNC Kelly's struggle with the co-founder of Connected for Cause Kelly talks about whether a young person should start an NGO or work for a pre-existing nonprofit organization What Nourish did when they found out that their donations were being misused by an employee in a partner organization in Uganda Why Nourish builds long-term partnerships What Nourish does during their staff retreats Training volunteers prior to their visits to partner communities Kelly's response to recent criticisms of NGOs and international volunteers Nourish's annual Giving Challenge every February How Nourish competes for foundation grants Why nonprofit organizations lose about half of their donors each year Nourish's Gratitude Grid for their donors "Your donors are like your garden." How Nourish provides insurance to volunteers from different organizations, including SHH, to generate revenue Kelly on directive and servant leadership Why passion is the one trait Nourish is looking for in their job candidates The average Development Director in the nonprofit industry works 18 months for the position Why Kelly listens to the TRON Legacy soundtrack before going on a speech Why Kelly listens to Tony Robbins and Les Brown speeches The one worry that keeps Kelly awake at night 

Kelly Phoenix is the former Executive Director of <a href="http://nourish.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Nourish International</a>, a non-profit organization that partners with communities to make a lasting impact on extreme poverty. With the fundraising efforts of their 60 campus chapters, they've invested in 113 long-term, community-based programs to fight poverty. Learn how this NGO reached this level of success. In this episode, you'll get a behind-the-curtains look at what it's like to be the Executive Director of a growing nonprofit organization. Kelly talks about the things that keep her awake at night as well as the issues and tasks that get her excited. Learn about the tools, books, habits, traits, mindset, and conferences that helped Kelly in her journey. Kelly is currently heading <a href="http://www.nourishinsurance.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Nourish Insurance</a>. Check it out at <a href="http://nourishinsurance.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">nourishinsurance.com</a> if you'll be volunteering abroad and need travel insurance <a href="http://nourishinsurance.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">nourishinsurance.com</a> Check out the show links at <a href="http://www.shinfujiyama.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.shinfujiyama.com</a> Show Notes &amp; Summary <ul> <li>What Kelly does during the weekends</li> <li>Kelly's life-changing trip to Belize while in high school</li> <li>Kelly's take on how our consumerist behavior and choices affect the world</li> <li>How the organization started at UNC-Chapel Hill</li> <li>How Nourish International Chapters start business ventures</li> <li>Nourish's Hunger Lunch where they serve rice, beans, and corn bread where they make $2 profit per plate</li> <li>How Nourish raises $30,000/year through Coolers for a Cause</li> <li>How Nourish works with community partners in 28 countries</li> <li>The criteria that partner organizations must meet in order to work with Nourish, such as being locally led</li> <li>How Nourish recruits new members on their campuses</li> <li>"Less talking. More action."</li> <li>The Annual Nourish Institute</li> <li>How a Nourish alum became the special assistant to Samantha Powers, the US Ambassador to the United Nations</li> <li>How Kelly started Connected for Cause at UNC</li> <li>Kelly's struggle with the co-founder of Connected for Cause</li> <li>Kelly talks about whether a young person should start an NGO or work for a pre-existing nonprofit organization</li> <li>What Nourish did when they found out that their donations were being misused by an employee in a partner organization in Uganda</li> <li>Why Nourish builds long-term partnerships</li> <li>What Nourish does during their staff retreats</li> <li>Training volunteers prior to their visits to partner communities</li> <li>Kelly's response to recent criticisms of NGOs and international volunteers</li> <li>Nourish's annual Giving Challenge every February</li> <li>How Nourish competes for foundation grants</li> <li>Why nonprofit organizations lose about half of their donors each year</li> <li>Nourish's Gratitude Grid for their donors</li> <li>"Your donors are like your garden."</li> <li>How Nourish provides insurance to volunteers from different organizations, including SHH, to generate revenue</li> <li>Kelly on directive and servant leadership</li> <li>Why passion is the one trait Nourish is looking for in their job candidates</li> <li>The average Development Director in the nonprofit industry works 18 months for the position</li> <li>Why Kelly listens to the TRON Legacy soundtrack before going on a speech</li> <li>Why Kelly listens to Tony Robbins and Les Brown speeches</li> <li>The one worry that keeps Kelly awake at night</li> </ul>

#16: The mindset, habits, & traits you need to become the Executive Director of a growing nonprofit organization--with Kelly Phoenix, Nourish International