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Jane Enright - In the Blink of an Eye
Sometimes, in the blink of an eye, the unthinkable can happen, events in your life that cause you to ask - why me? Jane Enright survives three life-altering and tragic events in the span of a year, including a severe and sudden brain injury that left her almost speechless. This is Jane's story of how she used acceptance to acknowledge and gratitude to reclaim her love of life with powerful lessons on how we can all manage grief, stress, loss, stagnation and indecision.
Today, Jane Enright is the author of two books, including her bestseller - Butter Side Up-How I Survived My Most Terrible year and Created my Super Awesome Life.
Brain Awareness Week is March 13-19, 2023. Every three minutes in Canada, someone suffers a brain injury. Add to that our aging population coming to terms with degenerative brain diseases like Alzheimer's, Dementia, and ALS. Wayne Bossert, Deputy Chairman of RBC and a Director of the Brain Canada Foundation, talks about how Canadian researchers are leading the way to improve brain health.
To learn more about Jane and to buy her books: https://www.janeenrightauthor.com
To learn more about the Brain Canada Foundation: https://braincanada.ca
E152 - 2022 CBCA, Craig Colby, Katelyn E. Kenealy, Jane Enright
I had the pleasure and privilege of being interviewed for JCVArt Studio by the incredibly talented Joanna Vanderlugt along with my fellow Canadian Book Club Award winning authors Craig Colby, Katelyn E. Kenealy. Such a pleasure to share our stories, what's important to you, with insights to inspire and elevate you to live your best your life. Click here to have listen!
In Focus – Jane Enright, CEO and author of “Butter Side Up”
On today’s In Focus, Grant Deme chats with Jane Enright about her experiences with traumatic brain injuries, loss, and her journey into becoming an award-winning author.
Featured Interview on City News to highlight Brain Injury Awareness
During Brain Awareness Month, I had the pleasure of being featured on An Hour to Give with Sam Laprade to promote the great work that Brain Canada is doing. I am an advocate for Brain Canada and currently serve on their Board of Governors.
Landing Butter Side Up and Living A Super Awesome Life Jane Enright
“I wanted to move forward, not backward,” says Jane Enright, author of the book Butter Side Up and founder of MySuperAwesomeLife.Com. By anyone’s standards, Jane had a terrible year in 2017. In twelve months, she had a traumatic brain injury that impacted her hearing and speech, her fiance got into a terrible car accident, completely lost his memory and spent 76 days in the hospital, and she lost a life-long friend to pancreatic cancer only three weeks after her diagnosis. In the whirlwind of so much pain and change, Jane made a decision. She wanted a super awesome life.
Becoming The Best ‘You’ You Can Be | Jane Enright
“I wanted to move forward, not backward,” says Jane Enright, author of the book Butter Side Up and founder of MySuperAwesomeLife.Com. By anyone’s standards, Jane had a terrible year in 2017. In twelve months, she had a traumatic brain injury that impacted her hearing and speech, her fiance got into a terrible car accident, completely lost his memory and spent 76 days in the hospital, and she lost a life-long friend to pancreatic cancer only three weeks after her diagnosis. In the whirlwind of so much pain and change, Jane made a decision. She wanted a super awesome life.
Cynthia with Jane Enright an inspiring and humorous thought leader, author, and speaker
Jane Enright is an ordinary person who has survived some extraordinary things. An inspiring and humorous thought leader, author, and speaker, Canadian-based Jane is a former kindergarten teacher, strategic planner, and university lecturer, as well as the founder of My Super Awesome Life Inc. She speaks to audiences seeking answers to overcome a fear of the unknown, and how to start fresh after the unexpected. From top executives to stay-at-home moms, she is helping audiences throughout North America land “butter side up” and find joy after unplanned change.
Jane Enright-The Power of Positive Thinking
Because we could use a little more of it right now, Sunni and Hayes talked with positivity expert, Jane Enright, about accepting what is and the power of positivity. Her book "Butter Side Up: How I Survived My Most Terrible Year and Created My Super Awesome Life" is out now!
Owning It: How to handle unexpected change
Sometimes in life, things change or thing go drastically downhill, without any forewarning. For Jane Enright, author of Butter Side Up, big, negative life changes occurred to her 3 times within the space of one year. 3 changes that would leave almost anyone in the throes of anxiety, negativity and hopelessness. But Jane realised she already had a lot of the skills necessary to get through this, if she just tapped into them, now that she really needed them. In this episode she shares her story with me, and how she handled the anxiety that went along with such traumatic incidents as well as how we can better process the things in life that happen that we do not see coming, so that they don't swallow us up. Her book, Butter Side Up, is available widely now.
How I Turned my 3 Terrible Tragedies into a Super Awesome Life - with Positivity Expert, Jane Enright
Jane Enright has been through the storm...and another, and another, and another. In the same way she suffered a major brain injury that lost her her business, memory and speech, her partner suffered a terrible car accident, and cancer took her best friend of 40 years. She's also had three miscarriages, so she's greeted pain and hardship at her door time and time again - yet today, she's here as a "positivity expert" leading a community called "My Super Awesome Life" and with a book called "Butter Side Up." Jane's story is incredible and her perspective inspiring, and today on THRIVE she's shedding light on everything from "toxic positivity" to her specific strategy for handling life's "Oh My God" moments that happen quickly and unexpectedly.
Always Land Butter Side Up
JANE ENRIGHT is an ordinary person who has survived some extraordinary things. An inspiring and humorous thought leader, author, and speaker, Canadian-based Enright is a former kindergarten teacher, strategic planner, and the founder of My Super Awesome Life Inc. Jane speaks to audiences seeking answers to overcome fear of the unknown, grief, stress, loss, depression, anxiety, stagnation, indecision, sadness, and more. From top executives to stay-at-home moms, she is helping audiences throughout North America land “butter side up” after unplanned change.
Butter Side Up with Jane Enright
Jane's book, Butter Side Up, chronicles her journey and the key ideas that helped her to successfully re-invent her life as an author. Now instead of speaking, she writes her message. A forthcoming book, Jane's Jam, provides further ideas and inspiration for others to create their own "super awesome life." In our conversation, Jane and I talk about the importance of deciding to step back and inventory your strengths, cultivate resilience, and get comfortable with being uncomfortable.
JANE ENRIGHT Butter Side Up How I Survived My Most Terrible Year & Created My Super Awesome Life
Butter Side Up: How I Survived My Most Terrible Year and Created My Super Awesome Life by Jane Enright is her "edutainment for the soul" and one of the best inspirational memoirs to delve into.
Jane Enright - Butter Side Up
In episode 215, we are joined by first-time author and speaker, Jane Enright! We're discussing Jane's carefully constructed book that is part memoir, part self-help, and completely delightful in helping us all live our best life with mindfulness and gratitude. Hear about the "OMG", and what it means, the incredible story that drove her to write this book, and dealing with the past.
Author Jane Enright
In this episode I talk with Author Jane Enright about her new book "Butter Side Up, How I Survived My Most Terrible Year & Created My Super Awesome Life." We talk about how important it is to recognise when things go our way, and how to maintain a positive outlook in the face of traumatic events. After a year in which both she and her partner suffered traumatic brain injuries, Jane lost her best friend to cancer, and amazingly turned her story into one of inspiration. In sharing her story of how she's managed to shift her perspective over time, she's created opportunities to connect with herself and others.
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Reinventing Yourself After the Worst Year of Your Life (Jane Enright)
“I can't control what happened, but I can control how I react to it.” This was Jane Enright’s guiding thought as she navigated the worst year of her life. . She wrote her first book, Butter Side Up, about the challenges she faced in a year while overcoming a traumatic brain injury. “When disaster strikes,” she tells Covey Club founder Lesley Jane Seymour, “having a positive mindset is our best defense against getting swallowed up in that hamster wheel of dread and grief and loss. That’s not denying the feelings, but rather letting them go.” Listen in to her conversation to learn her advice for not just surviving but thriving through unimaginable sudden change.
With Jane Enright
Jane took her losses and repurposed them as a service to help others recover from trauma and live purposefully.
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