Building The Village: Recent Episodes
Dr. Brandon W. Jones
If it takes a village to raise a child, then it takes a village to nurture and develop adults. Building The Village is a podcast that focuses on how different villagers are making an impact in the villages where they serve. Each episode features insights and practical strategies that can be used to motivate teams, mentor individuals, and maximize time and talent. For more information, follow me on Instagram and Twitter @bjonesspeaks and access my website at www.bjonesspeaks.com
In this episode of Building the Village, we explore one of the most powerful yet challenging aspects of community: celebrating the successes of others, even when you're in a tough season yourself. How can you authentically cheer others on when your own journey feels stuck? Why does it matter to the health of the village, and what does it do for your own personal growth?Tune in to learn how building better villages starts with celebrating every villager’s victory—one win at a time.
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In this episode, I share 5 key strategies to help you (the villagers) be ready for whatever "the moment" is for you.=============https://linktr.ee/bjonesspeaks
In this episode, I talk about the importance of making those midyear adjustments while in pursuit of your goals.
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In this episode, I talk about the differences between networking and building genuine connections. I also offer strategies for how you to successfully make the shift.
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In this episode, I quote Dr. Gary Smalley from his book, "The DNA of Relationships."=============Stay up to date with B. Jones Speaks by going to: https://linktr.ee/bjonesspeaks
In this episode, I talk about the importance of actually taking the time to get to know the village.
Reflection questions from the episode:
- Do you know what’s good about your village?
- Do people know you in the village?
- Do you know what you bring to the village? What is your skill set? What are your strengths? What are those things that come naturally to you?
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In this episode, I discuss what I've been up to and the importance of Men's Health Month.Resources:https://mhanational.org/infographic-mental-health-menhttps://www.usa.gov/features/improving-mens-healthWant to stay in the know with all things B. Jones Speaks? Subscribe to my Linktree at https://linktr.ee/bjonesspeaks
Let's face it, we all struggle with procrastination from time to time. What do we do when we fall short? How do we overcome it? In this episode, I offer 4 strategies for dealing with procrastination in our daily lives.=======Want to stay in the know with all things B. Jones Speaks? Subscribe to my Linktree at https://linktr.ee/bjonesspeaks
Are you struggling to find your fit in a new city, organization, or group? Are you finding it difficult to make meaningful connections with people? You’re not alone! However, it IS a process! In this episode, I offer 3 practical ways that can help you make progress in building your village.
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First YouTube episode of the Building the Village podcast. I explain what I've been up to since May 2023, my village observations, and where the podcast will be going in the days ahead.Keep up with B. Jones Speaks:https://linktr.ee/bjonesspeaksBe sure to like, comment, and subscribe!
Despite our best intentions, our words and actions can impact in ways that we didn’t mean. In this episode, Dr. Jones tells us why it’s important to know the difference between intention vs. impact.
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It’s good to think globally. But it’s even better to act LOCALLY! In this episode, Dr. Jones shows listeners the impact they can have by focusing on having a local impact.Let us know what you think about the episode by sending an email to bjones@bjonesspeaks.com
Let’s face it, no one likes to be rejected. Unfortunately, it’s a part of life. What can we do to overcome the hurt, frustration, disappointment, etc. that often comes with rejections? In this episode, Dr. Jones offers 5 strategies for dealing with rejection based on his personal experience.Let us know what you think about the episode by sending an email to bjones@bjonesspeaks.com
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In this episode, Dr. Jones provides 3 powerful strategies that will help you transform how you talk to yourself.
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This message was recorded on July 31, 2022 at the Greater Mt. Zion Church in Austin, TX. You can watch it in it’s entirety at
https://youtu.be/MPvjzvXvZxk
(start at the 48:58 mark)
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In this episode, Dr. Jones discusses ‘Imposter Syndrome’. Plus, he will provide 3 important points he feels on how to overcome the fears or challenges of Imposter Syndrome.
Alisha Janette Taylor is an actress, producer, and director. She is an alumni of Abilene Christian University where she received her BFA concentrated in Musical Theatre. Alisha has performed in shows such as The Dream of the Burning Boy, Nickel and Dimed, Mary Poppins, Big Fish, and The Mountaintop. She has performed The Mountaintop multiple times after graduation, one performance being at Valparaiso University in the Chicago area, and another most recently at Theatre 71 in New York with Brian Dickerson Productions. With an innate love of creativity, Alisha began to work with film. She completed a short film, Baggage, at the Nate Parker Film Institute which had a private screening at the 2018 Pan African Film Festival. She was Associate Producer on the short film Nazen, which also was selected for the 2021 Pan African Film Festival, and was nominated for Best Short Film. Most recently, she has ventured into documentary filmmaking. Alisha has produced a number of documentaries. Most recently she produced and directed a short subject documentary named The Mississippi Delta Experience. She is currently working as an Archival Producer for the documentary, I’ve Been Waiting, which is set to be released Summer 2022. Both of these projects amplify Black voices and stories, which is the throughline of all of her projects. Alisha’s vision is to create authentic black narratives on stage and screen that uplift and edify her community.
Website for the documentary - www.alegacyuneartheddoc.com
Documentary Instagram - @alegacyunearthedfilm
Website for The Curtis House Cultural Center - www.curtishouseculturalcenter.org
Instagram - @curtishouse_cc
Personal Instagram - @alisha_taylor
Production Company - @taylor.made.studios
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Books referenced in this episode:
- Simon Sinek - Start with Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action
- Bishop T.D. Jakes - Maximize the Moment: God's Action Plan for Your Life
- Stephen R. Covey - The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People
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In this first episode, Dr. Jones sits down with Melissa Jones, LMSW (his wife) to discuss the importance of developing help-seeking behaviors and the importance of having mental health resources in your village.