Be Transformed: Renew Your Mind

I paused after 3 long days of moving this Thanksgiving weekend to share a gratitude practice that can change your life.

In this super quick episode I share a quick insight about choosing how you view any task using a funny conversation with my husband today.

In this episode I share how one song, Danny Gokey's "Tell Your Heart to Beat Again," inspired me in a very dark time in my life. From it, I draw lessons of faith and trust, of not giving up when our timing is different from God's, of taking steps forward and having hope. I talk specifically about the last year and a half in my own life and the challenges I've faced, including the amazing things God is doing right now and how you can apply it to your life.

In this episode I share a key phrase that can take a mess in your life and turn it in to something good. I share a couple of examples from my own life and how my messes have shaped me and contributed to my passion and the impact I want to have on the world.

In this short episode I talk about the importance of celebrating our wins, big or small.

Time: there's never enough, it flies, it's of the essence...what is your relationship with time? If you feel like you're "busy" too much of the time, and feeling like there's never enough time, then this episode is for you!

In this episode, I explain my view on the difference between adding more to our lives and just making what is existing, better. In a culture that is already overwhelmed and busy, I challenge you to think carefully about what "more" you add.

In this episode I give two major examples of where personal development and Christianity intersect, while also sharing a little bit about their differences and why this has made me so passionate about presenting these concepts through a Biblical lens.

In this episode I share about a personal development retreat I went on that used different experiences to help us push through our fears and gain the confidence necessary to face life head-on. Even though I'm terrified of heights, the final event was a 35-foot pole climb...listen to hear my experience and what I learned from it. You can watch the video of my pole climb here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqI4RTeCeKM&t=2s

In this episode I share about the four killeRs of dreams: resistance, resentment, resignation, and revenge. After briefly defining and giving examples of each, I talk about the solutions you can try in order to push past these and pursue your dreams.

In this episode I explore one key concept and three questions to help you think about how you show up in life and to imagine more possibilities. These same questions helped me make a radical shift in my mindset, that compelled me to make the necessary changes in my life without giving up.

In this episode I share this one phrase I heard at an event that catalyzed a completely different outlook on my future.

In this episode, I share how I accidentally stumbled upon personal development and my passion to relate this world to Biblical principles. If you're interested in learning more about the digital marketing training program I took to learn how to sell things online, visit http://go.dawniepreneur.com/training for a free PDF on freelance marketing.

In this episode I share one key phrase that revolutionized how I live my life and my perspective on faith and trusting God through the challenges in life.

In this episode I talk about the next big move the Hulk inside me took and why it was one of the craziest things I could have chosen. I also share why it's so important and how this can apply in your own life.

In this episode I dive more into one experience that I had with the same person that said I was a failure. What he said THIS time really got me fired up and has become a passion of mine. Listen in to find out what it was.

In this inaugural episode, I share about how being told I was a failure became the catalyst for major life transformation and perhaps one of the best things that ever happened to me. But first, I fell into a deep depression and struggled with anxiety attacks and hopelessness until I hit my 'line in the sand' moment. I talk about what changed and how I started on a journey of re-discovering who I really was and how I began to hope again. Although my faith didn't waver, it wasn't in the church that I found compassion and transformation, it was through a "secular" community who loved and accepted me, and walked alongside me on my journey.