Through Julie's affirming voice, people feel that the work they are doing to become physically and mentally fit is important. She’s inspiring! The community is positively
impacted by anyone who can inspire and motivate people to be their very best.
Julie inspires people to acknowledge the goodness they already have and challenges them to become healthier and wiser about choices they make. Her demeanor is special--always positive and enthusiastic, affirming and encouraging. She’s a gift.
Julie's work has inspired people to workout, eat more nutritiously, lose weight, seek doctor's counsel, and treat their bodies with respect and dignity. Now that’s good work!
I was once told that you should never aspire to be a rising star but instead you should be a moon (BAM), for there are millions of stars in the sky and only one moon. Although stars eventually burn out, the moon will always remain bright. Julie Isphording is not a rising star, she is a moon.
Julie brings a special positive attitude to all these endeavors and with her encouragement; everyone finds success and fulfillment at their own personal level. She is the “Oprah of Fitness”. . .
Her focus on excellence and positiveness has been hallmarks of her professional and community career. The standards of fairness and decency that she works under are inspirational to everyone. Her reputation for open honesty has made her a highly respected spokesperson for every organization she has worked for --especially for all women in sports.
All the activities of her company, including the radio show, races, books, speeches and consulting have had a positive impact on thousands of people. The product she has created— improving lives and helping people to be more fit and healthy—is special.
Julie is such a kind and generous person! Her spontaneous celebrity appearance at our booth was a treat. She spent so much time with every one. Her work with Cooking Light Magazine is another example of her persistent enthusiasm as a spokesperson for running and walking.
I just wanted to thank you so much for writing such a fabulous article in The Enquirer on I severely sprained my right ankle training for a marathon. I spent the first couple of days in tears realizing that all this training just went out the window…until I read your article! I got rid of the tears and ever since it has been nothing but smiles for me. I really just wanted to thank you for brightening my entire outlook on my running. I have a copy of your article in my office so I can constantly be reminded of what I have to look forward to.
Just wanted to drop you a note to say how much I enjoyed your article on running in today's Enquirer. It was really fantastic! Some time with all the other obligations in our life exercise just becomes one more thing to put on our to-do list. It can be overwhelming. But taking an attitude like yours -- make it whatever you want, with as many people as you and as high-tech or low-tech as you want -- can really help make it ME time.
I can't begin to tell you how uplifted we both felt after your speech to the OPRA group. Everything out of your mouth was noteworthy and it was all I could do to jot it all down You were not only inspirational but also a wealth of practical information.
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