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Have a Listen to Jocelyn’s Weird Brain.
Seriously Funny with Kathy Klotz-Guest
This episode is pure magic because I get to talk to my friend, Jocelyn Brady of BetterBrainStories.com. She is a fellow storyteller and play advocate who has been called the Bye Nye of The Brain and wears a brain cap in her vids. In this amazing episode, we talk about:
Why we NEED stories of productive play
Tiny wins matter - little victories are so important
Elevating KPIS that are hard to measure - curiosity, overcoming perfectionism - these matter and why aren't we tracking?
Triggers are teachers
AND I think most importantly why our inner critic needs to play because once we play with it, we can move forward. Also, why everyone can benefit from improv to expand your thinking, your stories and your possibilities.
To your success!
Ep. 118: Rewriting Your Brain Stories with Jocelyn Brady
The Storytelling Lab with Rain Bennett
Your brain has a magical power to influence everything you think, do, feel, experience, and create. Jocelyn Brady is a certified Brain Coach (NeuroLeadership Institute), Tiny Habits® Coach, trainer, speaker, and the owner of Scribe Story Studios and she helps you master that magical power inside your brain.
In this episode of The Storytelling Lab, Jocelyn shows you how to recognize those bad habits and rewrite your brain stories so you can "create better sh*t."
Lead with a Dash of Play with Mary Hendra
What are the stories you tell yourself? Do they serve you? Jocelyn Brady, Brain Coach, shares the importance of play in breaking you out of your own resistance. It doesn’t have to include a penguin suit, but it could. We talk about giving yourself permission for “Vitamin Play.”
”Play is the highest form of research.” Albert Einstein, nobel-prize winning Physicist.
Jocelyn Brady is a writer, edutainer and professional brain jostler who thrives at the intersection of comedy, storytelling and unraveling the mysteries of the human brain. When she’s not being the Bill Nye of the brain (as the creator and host of Tiny Tips, the Internet’s favorite way to Brain), Jocelyn applies her certified Brain Coaching and Tiny Habits chops to help creative visionaries play to their brains’ greatest potential.
In her past life—as an award-winning copywriter, Creative Director and agency CEO—Jocelyn led narrative strategy and international storytelling training for some of the world’s biggest brands. She also produced and co-hosted Party Time, a standup comedy and storytelling show featuring talent who went on to write or perform for Conan, Colbert and Comedy Central. All while managing to keep her two cats and houseplants alive.
Jocelyn’s first book, tentatively titled Your Brain is a Magical Asshat, is slated for publication next year.
Jocelyn online: https://www.scribestorystudios.com/
Rewrite your BS: betterbrainstories.com
IG and YouTube: Jocelthem (IG https://www.instagram.com/jocelthem/ and Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGQAm7AlSKTAyZI83f5XxaQ)
#292: Changing Stories, Shifting Thoughts, and Incorporating More Play into Your Life
The Copywriter Club
Jocelyn Brady is our guest for the 292nd episode of The Copywriter Club Podcast. Jocelyn is a brain and story coach who helps her clients create more out of their lives. She is a former copywriter whose fascination with neuroscience led her down a new path.
Here’s how the conversation goes:
Pig brains – How the heck did they encourage Jocelyn to go down a path of neuroscience?
How tragic events can change the direction of our lives and careers.
How Jocelyn built her copywriting business and agency by accident and worked with big time clients like Nokia, SunTrust, and Prudential.
How persistence is key to building a successful business and why you should think of your business as an experiment.
Making a more interesting ‘about’ page and how to get people curious.
Is everyone a natural storyteller?
Jocelyn’s S.T.O.R.Y framework and how you can apply it to your own stories.
Where do most copywriters mess up when telling stories?
The key to driving the sale versus justifying a purchase.
What are B.S., and how can we
Making big pivots in business – How can we effectively make it happen?
When it may be a good idea to pivot your business.
The #1 struggle in pivoting.
Books and resources Jocelyn recommends to start your own brain journey.
How to incorporate more play into our lives, and why it’s so important for our livelihoods.
Deathbed you – What does that mean and why is it important to Jocelyn’s messaging?
How Jocelyn attracts people into her programs – Going from tangible deliverables to intangible results.
The Business of Story with Park Howell
The stories we tell each other and ourselves influence everything. Whether it’s presenting to your customer on how your business will help them, pitching your startup to a potential investor or being able to inspire your team to make big changes.
But it’s the personal narratives you are telling yourself, the stories your brain comes up with that are holding you back from creating the reality you want.
My guest today will teach you how to flip the script in your BS (brain stories) and tap into the full potential of that brain magic.
Brain Coach, Speaker, and Creator of the fun and informative videos “Tiny Tips for Your Brain,” Jocelyn Brady sits down with me to talk about how we can literally change our brains to produce more outcomes that we want. She also discusses the science of play — and how important it is for adults to incorporate it as a way to keep learning and stay engaged.
We also discuss how to rewrite the stories in our brains to reflect how we want our lives to go.
Cool Change with Chuck Allen
Decision Vision Episode 150: Should I Pivot?
Decision Vision w Mike Blake
When Jocelyn Brady began to be bored and even resented the projects she was working on in her business, she recognized an itch she needed to investigate. Then came the pandemic, which caused its own disruption, and Jocelyn pivoted away from writing and content creation to working as a Brain Coach. In this conversation with host Mike Blake, Jocelyn describes what it is like to have a successful company and yet be unfulfilled, the impact of Covid on her trajectory, her mixed feelings about the word “coach,” and much more. Decision Vision is presented by Brady Ware & Company.
What you need to know before you D.I.E #26 Jocelyn Brady | Brain Coach
Awkward Turtle Pod w Emery Fung
We can all agree that the current school system is great for pumping out workers, but do we also agree that a linear school system may not be enough for today’s world?
One of the key messages of this pod is to inspire humans to really think what it is they want, and this week we have a Brain Coach explaining why that is paramount.
Defining Work
Stand Up & Stand Out with Nikki Green
In this week's episode Nikki is going to take a deep dive into the definitions of work, job, and career, and how we have to re-shape our mindset to the new ways of living. In order to do this, Nikki brought the one and only Jocelyn Brady, Brain coach, to explain to us the importance of taking chances, embrace the risk and learn from our mistakes and experiences. Please join us in this new journey and let us know: What would you do TODAY if money wasn't important?
How to Kill Your Comfort Zone, with Brain Coach Jocelyn Brady | E.57 Career Therapy Podcast
On this week's Career Therapy Podcast (e.57), we welcome Jocelyn Brady. Jocelyn is a Neuroleadership-certified Brain Coach, Speaker, Edutainer and host of Tiny Tips, the internet’s favorite way to Brain.
She helps visionary leaders create what they MOST want before they die. During the podcast, we discuss how to let go of your ego, kill your comfort zone, and get advice from your “deathbed self” in order to make better decisions in your career today.
If you like this episode be sure to check out Jocelyn’s work, linked in the description, and leave us a review on iTunes so we can help more people navigate their careers in healthy ways.
#41 - Rewiring Your Brain With Jocelyn Brady
Everyday Leadership with Sope Agbelusi
Some topics we cover in this episode:
Chaos being a catalyst for change
Getting "quit" from her job on her birthday
Your brain projecting the future based on the past
Convergent v Divergent Thinking
Rewiring your brain
The science behind why it is important you clap for yourself and celebrate small wins
Imagining people as a penguin
Brains are Magical A******s with Jocelyn Brady
Vicky Fraser’s 1000 Authors
Key Takeaways:
[2:10] What is a brain coach?
[4:50] Our brains are filled with lies.
[5:30] Why do our brains create so much resistance when we are starting something new?
[7:40] How did Jocelyn first get into brain science?
[10:25] Diversity of thought is critical to growth, understanding, and compassion.
[12:20] It’s all about getting better at embracing uncertainty.
[14:30] How do you get out of your own way? It starts with asking questions, and you have to keep digging.
[17:25] What we tell ourselves shapes how we show up in the world.
[20:25] You are capable of immense change. We’re very adaptable creatures!
[25:00] Get yourself out there. Put yourself in uncomfortable situations. You will get better!
[25:55] Want to get better at writing? Sign up for a stand up comedy class.
[29:45] How do you find and tap into joy?
[35:20] What is Jocelyn currently writing about at the moment?
Jostling brains with Jocelyn Brady
In Your Element
In this one, Jocelyn Brady - Brain Coach from Portland, Oregon shows us how we can mix neuroscience with storytelling and humour to captivate the hearts and minds of those we want to influence.
We cover:
How Jocelyn helped Skype to give away their own couch
Why you're ‘running on the hamster wheel’, and some practical techniques for instilling awareness
Tools and strategies to avoid burnout, and rebalance
Rewire your brain to do the thing – with Jocelyn Brady, Brain Coach
The Creative Commute with Jen Liss
EPISODE TAKEAWAYS
Think about death bed you. What would she be telling you to do right now?
What is the world you want others to experience? Model that.
Have someone to hold you accountable. You don’t have to take everything on yourself.
Think of thoughts as habits. You can train yourself to think differently.
Change is possible for you. Embrace it.
Put on your penguin suit! When you stop playing, you start dying. Play and use your imagination.
Leap Frog Collective - Jocelyn Brady
TOPICS:
* Her early career in the corporate world working with multi-billion dollar companies
* Why she decided to shift & work as a brain coach
* The value of play in our lives and experimentation
* What she would recommend for people just getting started on LinkedIn &
* Her encounter with "Semi-Retired Steve", her first LinkedIn troll (listen to the full version for the full story - trust me, you want to!)
my joy face
Ep 15: How to Show Up Like You Online | Linkjoy
Digital of Business
How to Grow Your Network, Sincerely
By Leslie O'Flahavan