Interviews/Podcasts
Podcast
Live on Purpose Radio
Elizabeth C. Haynes joins Dr. Paul Jenkins for this episode of Live On Purpose Radio. Coming from a background of abuse, hardship, and health crisis, Elizabeth has learned the principles that allow us to Live On Purpose regardless of our circumstances. "The first half of your life can be total garbage, and you can still go on and have a better second half of your life. Your life is not over. You still have a purpose here." - Elizabeth C. Haynes
Video
Open Mic Reading - IWWG
I did an open mic reading in November of 2020 with International Women’s Writing Guild. I read from the chapter of my book called “When Life Doesn’t Go as Planned” and then answered a few questions about the book and my writing process. Note: I start reading around 8 minutes, and I read for about 5 minutes. Then I answer some questions starting around 28 minutes, and that lasts for about 7 minutes.
Podcast
Advance Your Art Podcast
Listen in as Elizabeth C. Haynes talks about her career journey and finally finding her voice as an author. She touches on how she moved through different jobs - eventually becoming an entrepreneur and later a head of content - and then went through five tries to write a book before completing her first one, Halfway There: Lessons at Midlife.
Podcast
The Big Lie Podcast
Do you ever feel like you just can’t catch a break? Are you used to everything going great and then suddenly, the rug gets pulled out from under you? Join us as Elizabeth C. Haynes reveals her Big Lie and what can happen when you start living the truth.
Podcast
Why It Works Podcast
Intro: In today's episode of "Why It Works," Elizabeth C. Haynes reveals some of the hidden mechanisms behind why happiness works. We explore the impact of the past and future on our happiness, common barriers to unlocking what we already possess, and how our perceptions about what should make us happy often don’t match the reality of what really does.
Podcast
SUMMIT Podcast
This "People Who Inspire the Human Spirit" interview is focused on poor workplace treatment, why Elizabeth believes in remote work, and living/working with a disability (and plenty of details about what she suffers from). She also talks about her book, Halfway There: Lessons at Midlife, and why she wrote it.
Podcast
KTALKS with Krista Mollion
Intro: No stranger to adversity, Elizabeth has suffered through abuse, divorce, chronic illness, and losing a child. Most recently, she also faced a layoff and a long and difficult journey before finding the right job again. Through it all, Elizabeth maintains such a positive attitude but she assures me that she was not always in that mindset. She is truly the definition of a fighter and a survivor. Join us in this episode of ktalks as we speak about her writing, her health, and her future projects.
