In today’s episode I want to talk to you about music. More specifically the REM song “Losing My Religion”. Believe it or not, this song isn’t literally about religion.
Since there is a lot of meaning behind the original term “losing my religion” as well as the ACTUAL meaning of the song to it’s writers, there are a lot of great talking points that I will be bringing up with you today!
… and if you are wondering, yes I will be playing an acoustic cover of the song. So tune in!
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Instead of forcing or controlling every aspect of a situation today we have Reshanda Yates on to discuss the art of allowing.
Sometimes through being okay with letting situations play out without overbearing intervention we can end up having better outcomes.
If you feel like perfectionism may be holding you back, then take a listen to this weeks episode, because you will definitely find quite a few gems in here!
Connect with Reshanda at: https://reshandayates.com/ and on Instagram and Facebook.
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This is another tables-are-turned episode where Jason Mefford is interviewed by Angela Noelle for the Reclaim Your FIRE Podcast.
In this episode, Jason is being interviewed by Angela to discuss how to have a stress free work environment and to help others break free from that feeling of being a slave to corporate culture.
Connect with Angela on Instagram at: i.am.angela.noelle or on her website: https://angelanoelleinternational.com/ and check out her #podcast Reclaim Your F.I.R.E.
Listen in at: http://www.jasonmefford.com/jammingwithjason222/

Whether you realize it or not, you may be more stressed out than you think. Due to this, you may be just one conversation or event away from dealing with the dreaded burnout.
In today’s episode we have Angela Noelle with us to help business owners and entrepreneurs get out of that burnout rut through teaching:
Financial Abundance,
Inner Peace,
Radiant Health,
& Energy Alignment.
So grab your flint and tinder and let’s catch FIRE!
Connect with Angela on Instagram at: i.am.angela.noelle or on her website: https://angelanoelleinternational.com/
Listen in at: http://www.jasonmefford.com/jammingwithjason221/

Sometimes various points in our life may seem random and unguided. Perhaps you think that you aren’t sure what it is you are doing?
But sometimes, if you look back on your own life, these “random” occurrences, and mistakes made along the way were exactly the experiences you needed to get you to where you are today and where you are going.
Making mistakes can be a scary thing, and in today’s podcast we have Nicola Osinaike on the show to talk to us about how to overcome that fear and allow our mistakes to make us better people.
To connect with Nicola, reach out to her on her website: https://www.auditdatahub.com/ or through LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolaosinaike/
Listen in at: http://www.jasonmefford.com/jammingwithjason219/

If you are an over thinker, someone who finds themselves sweating the small stuff or just someone who feels like they need to control every aspect of their life then this episode is for you!
Jason will share with you today some stories from his own life, along with a little bit of a musical treat with you.
So lets keep calm and tune in to today’s episode!
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In today’s episode we bring back Bruce Turner to discuss how to improve yourself in your career, and how to become the leader that you will need to be.
If you feel like your career may be feeling stagnant, or you continue to keep getting looked over for that coveted promotion, today’s podcast is a must listen!
Get a copy of Bruce’s latest book: “Rising from the Mailroom to the Boardroom
Unique Insights for Governance, Risk, Compliance and Audit Leaders” at https://www.routledge.com/Rising-from-the-Mailroom-to-the-Boardroom-Unique-Insights-for-Governance/Turner/p/book/9780367559991
Listen in at: http://www.jasonmefford.com/jammingwithjason217/

In today’s podcast we have Guido Van Drunen back on the show to discuss with us how what we are measuring may not be what we SHOULD be measuring.
While measuring certain data points, it can be easy to create certain situations where we bring about unintended consequences.
Despite the fact that some of these consequences may not be nefarious in nature, it can lead to quite destructive behavior.
One common example would be that if a company tracks safety metrics, it may lead to employees no longer reporting on the job accidents in order to continue receiving certain incentives.
So listen in to today’s episode and see how policy can be changed for the better.
Check out Guido’s article “Benchmarking Drives Behavior” at: https://guidonvandrunen.substack.com/p/benchmark-drives-behavior
Listen in at: http://www.jasonmefford.com/jammingwithjason215/