Podcast appearances and mentions of aubrey mathis

*podcast je v anglickom jazyku Legálne prisťahovalectvo na Slovensku je, podobne ako v iných krajinách, veľmi variabilný proces. Krajina pôvodu cudzinca alebo cudzinky, účel pobytu a ďalšie právne či ekonomické faktory môžu tomuto procesu buď pomôcť, alebo ho brzdiť. Napríklad ľudia prichádzajúci z iných členských krajín EÚ získajú pobyt na Slovensku pomerne jednoducho. Chráni ich právny systém únie, a preto je tento proces efektívnejší a požiadavky jednoduchšie. Pravdepodobne najzložitejším v tejto oblasti je žiadosť o azyl. To bol aj prípad mladého tureckého študenta Yunusa. V roku 2016 jeho otca zatkli pre podozrenie z účasti na pokuse o prevrat v Turecku. Bolo to v čase, keď sa mal vrátiť zo svojho študentského pobytu v Bratislave. Obával sa, že aj jemu hrozí v domovskej krajine zatknutie a požiadal o azyl na Slovensku. Proces sprevádzali početné zamietnutia a neistota, no napokon po dva a pol roku jeho žiadosť schválili. Keď ide o prechodný alebo trvalý pobyt, problémy ľudí z cudziny začínajú a končia na cudzineckej polícii - oddelení, ktoré na tieto prípady dohliada. Ľudia sa často sa sťažujú na nedostatok anglicky hovoriacich úradníkov či úradníčok a na ich, mierne povedané, nezdvorilosť. Tieto situácie ich nútia k tomu, aby si so sebou priviedli tlmočníkov či tlmočníčky, ktorí zase nemusia rozumieť zložitosti imigračného procesu. Niekedy im ich poskytnú samotní zamestnávatelia, často si však za tieto služby musia zaplatiť alebo požiadať o pomoc priateľov či rodinu. Toto je prípad Elle z Malty, ktorá požiadala o pomoc sesternicu svojho slovenského partnera. Žiaľ, problémy sa nekončia pri nefunkčnej komunikácii. Ďalšou prekážkou je získanie správnych informácií a dokumentov. Každý príslušník či príslušníčka cudzineckej polície si totiž môže vyložiť zákon odlišným spôsobom a požadovať tak od ľudí rôzne dokumenty. Toto by zmiatlo aj tých najpripravenejších. Je to obzvlášť náročné, keď človek prichádza z menej rozvinutej krajiny. Napríklad Craiga zo Spojených štátov, ktorý sa nedávno presťahoval zo Zambie, poslali po jeden dokument do Berlína. Tam však zistil, že do Nemecka pricestoval zbytočne, pretože dokument sa nachádza v Južnej Afrike. Nielen že ide o stratený čas, ale takto finančne nákladný proces si mnohí ľudia dovoliť vôbec nemôžu. Našťastie sú tieto situácie iba dočasnými prekážkami pre väčšinu cudzincov a cudziniek. Oslavujú, keď im príde občiansky preukaz a sústredia sa na to, čo majú na živote na Slovensku radi. Oplatí sa im trápenia a obavy spojené s imigračným procesom vydržať, pretože chcú dostať šancu žiť v krajine, ktorá ponúka slobodu, bohatú kultúru a vysokú životnú úroveň. Ďakujem svojim hosťom; Craig Williams, Yunus, Aubrey Mathis a Elle Ibbotson. Podcast moderuje Jeremy Hill. Tento podcast a zároveň seriál o migrácii vznikol s podporu [fjúžn], programu nadácie Milana Šimečku, ktorého cieľom je vytvoriť platformu pre cudzincov a cudzinky žijúcich na Slovensku, aby ich hlas bolo v našej spoločnosti viac počuť. V rámci programu každoročne organizujú festival [fjúžn] a ďalšie podujatia v spolupráci s ľuďmi z cudziny. Cieľom je predstaviť umenie, projekty, názory či príbehy menej známych ľudí. Ak sa chcete vedieť viac o podobných eventoch, vypočuť si príbehy ďalších cudzincov a cudziniek žijúcich na Slovensku alebo len samotný podcast, navštívte stránku www.fjuzn.sk. Sledujte aj Instagram alebo Facebook. Podcast Na Slovensku aj po anglicky je súčasťou podcastového feedu SME výber, v ktorom denník SME odporúča zaujímavé slovenské podcasty a podcastové minisérie. Ak chcete, aby aj váš podcast bol súčasťou SME výber, ozvite sa nám na ⁠⁠⁠⁠vyberpodcast@petitpress.sk

*podcast je v anglickom jazyku Podľa Medzinárodnej organizácie pre migráciu žilo v decembri 2021 na Slovensku 167 519 cudzincov a cudziniek s povolením na pobyt. Ide len o 3,07 % z celkového počtu obyvateľov krajiny, čo sa môže javiť ako zanedbateľné číslo. Akonáhle sa však začneme týchto ľudí vypytovať, rozprávať sa s nimi a počúvať ich, zistíme, že za každým jedným číslom sa skrýva množstvo príbehov a skúseností, ktoré sa nespočetnými spôsobmi prekrývajú, ale i rozchádzajú. Podcast Na Slovensku aj po anglicky je séria epizód, ktoré popisujú skúsenosti ľudí z cudziny žijúcich na Slovensku. Chce preskúmať, prečo a ako sa cudzinci a cudzinky sťahujú na Slovensko, aké je to pre nich tu žiť a prečo sa niektorí nakoniec rozhodnú odísť. Ľudia, ktorí dnes Slovensko nazývajú svojim domovom, vám ponúknu svoje príbehy tak, ako ich vidia svojimi očami. Podcast je celý v angličtine a vychádza s podporou [fjúžn], programu Nadácie Milana Šimečku. V prvej epizóde tohto seriálu sa pozrieme na to, prečo sa ľudia rozhodli opustiť svoj domov, a prečo si za cieľovú krajinu vybrali práve Slovensko. Niektorí sú zo svojej krajiny nútení odísť, mnohí sú so životom v nej nespokojní, iní hľadajú lepšie vzdelanie, príležitosti či dobrodružstvo. V konečnom dôsledku je odchod z domácej krajiny iba časťou ich životného príbehu. Práve miesto, kde sa títo odvážlivci nakoniec usadia, je tým, čo ovplyvňuje smerovanie ich života. Pre mnohých cudzincov a cudzinky je týmto miestom práve Slovensko. Dôvody pre život v tejto krajine sú také rozmanité ako dôvody ich odchodu z domova. Môže to byť kultúra, príroda, cenová dostupnosť či geografická poloha. Iní zase hľadajú lásku alebo prácu. Bez ohľadu na jedinečné okolnosti, ktoré ich sem privádzajú, jedno majú spoločné - všetci sa vydali na Slovensko v nádeji, že tu nájdu zmysluplný, dôstojný a šťastný život plný lásky. Ďakujeme všetkým hosťom a hostkám, ktorí sa podcastu zúčastnili: Lorin Utch, Lie Bowers, Navid, Daria Rychagova, Miron Domitrescu, Yunus, Aubrey Mathis a Jamie Byrne. FOR FULL DESCRIPTION IN ENGLISH CLICK HERE. Podcast Na Slovensku aj po anglicky je súčasťou podcastového feedu SME výber, v ktorom denník SME odporúča zaujímavé slovenské podcasty a podcastové minisérie. Ak chcete, aby aj váš podcast bol súčasťou SME výber, ozvite sa nám na ⁠vyberpodcast@petitpress.sk⁠ – Ak máte pre nás spätnú väzbu, odkaz alebo nápad, napíšte nám na⁠ podcasty@sme.sk⁠ – Všetky podcasty denníka SME nájdete na⁠ sme.sk/podcasty⁠ – Podporte vznik podcastov denníka SME a kúpte si digitálne predplatné⁠ SME.sk⁠ na⁠ sme.sk/podcast⁠ – Odoberajte aj denný newsletter⁠ SME.sk⁠ s najdôležitejšími správami na⁠ sme.sk/brifing⁠ – Ďakujeme, že počúvate⁠ podcasty denníka SME⁠.

I am in a facebook where ladies show off their pinterest perfect homes. They are beautiful and swoon worthy. But today someone asked to see pictures of people who have Christian themed Christmas decor. And my heart hurt because I feel like we have been distracted by perfect white lights and decorated entry ways that we have lost the true meaning the TRUE THEME of CHRISTmas....is CHRIST, and Christianity. Also, my youngest daughter confessed she no longer believes in Santa and my heart broke into a million tiny little pieces but God opened my heart and eyes to a much needed conversation. I am taking the month of December off and I encourage you to do the same. Have a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! Until 2022! www.stressedoutmom.com Looking for a book for your book loving friend...Check out Confessions of a Small Town Florist by Aubrey Mathis on Amazon!

Episode #199. As entrepreneurs, it's in our nature to keep creating new solutions and new businesses, but that also means we can start to feel like a flake sometimes. When you're multi-passionate, how can you ensure that you're giving each passion its due time and effort? In this on-air coaching call with Aubrey Mathis, you'll learn key mindset shifts to overcome feelings of flakiness, have more confidence telling people what you do outside the online world and deal with criticism of your business. Press play now to kick those flakey feelings goodbye!In This Episode You'll Learn:What's really behind your thoughts of feeling like a flakeWhy feeling like a flake is common in entrepreneursHow to talk about your business with friends and familyWhere to find confidence in sharing what you doWhat to do when people are critical of your businessFavorite Quotes“I myself have pivoted umpteen times. Most of us who've been around for a while and who've had any type of success has pivoted. Entrepreneurs by design want to be starting things and building things. So it's easy to tell yourself a story about flakiness.”“Look at yourself through the lens of the people you're supporting. Take a little bit of that magic and a little bit of that confidence from them and start to see yourself the way they see you.”“You own and model what it looks like to follow your dreams, take action and put yourself out there. These things are going to help other people. You're going to change lives by modeling all of that. Now, you just need to own it.”Discussed on the Show“Which movie villain” QuizMore about Aubrey:Aubrey Mathis is married to a real-life cowboy and can't even ride a horse. A creative at heart when she was young she had not one but three imaginary friends. Now she serves stressed-out moms just trying their best.Aubrey Mathis is the wife to a real-life rodeo cowboy, mom of two little women, writer of romance books, creative at heart, and frequently stressed-out mom. Aubrey considers herself a business builder rather than an entrepreneur and it's her mission to help women go from stressed out moms to moms fulfilled by giving the tips, tricks, and tools to build a business, grow in faith and raise babies. Aubrey will never tell you to have a good day but always tell you to have a happy day!Find Aubrey:WebsiteInstagramFacebook Page 

It’s time we normalize the ugly side of motherhood. Mother doesn’t know best all the time, and that’s alright. There will be days that are extra challenging.  Never let that discourage you. Let this #StellarConversation inspire you today, Super Mom!

On the show today, Aubrey Mathis shares why she believes small-town people are better able to make a big impact than what we'd typically believe.   As a small-town girl who just “went for it” with both her book and the dream of the non-profit she had on her heart, she wants to encourage all of us that live in rural places to lean into what makes them wonderful and think about what it might mean to change the narrative about who small-town people are.

Aubrey Mathis is the wife of her cowboy, Robert and mom to two girls. When she is not telling stories, she is the CEO of a business that through the grace of God, the opportunity presented itself. She had the courage to yes and now she has created a life she doesn't need a vacation from. Her family is her WHY ...storytelling is her PASSION...Encouraging women who want to step into their calling and show up every day with feminine courage is her PURPOSE. What we talk about how 2018 was a year that changed her life forever. At the beginning of 2018, Aubrey took time to reconnect with her family. She was present in the lives of her girls and what they were doing. She also reconnected with her faith which led her through what happened in the rest of 2018. What else we talked about: How her husband's accident changed her life. How Aubrey learned to share her faith and add her faith into her business this time around. What the word one means for 2019. How life has changed for the whole family since the accident. Being strong and feminine at the same time. How Aubrey felt like she had lost herself and then spent time to find herself again. Asking God to remind us who we are. Being afraid to talk about Jesus. Imperfection. The power of prayer.   Productivity Intensive - During this in-depth assessment and implementation, we will help you love your business again and allow you to be present with the people you love.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ We'll deep dive into what makes you light up, fills your heart and identify your priorities and how you can live them out.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ After 2.5 hours, you'll walk away with a schedule that you love and have your mission and vision statements to give you a clear direction of where you're going and what direction you need to take your business. Ready to schedule? Click here to schedule a chat to see if this is the right option for you. I can't wait to work with you! Connect with Aubrey on Instagram, read her blog on her website and join her Facebook group.

Can you believe it’s already almost Valentine’s Day? You’re in the right place if you’re looking for some holiday advice. This is the episode for you whether you’re in a relationship with a sweet and romantic partner, a lovely single lady still looking for love, or a man feeling the pressure of the expectation-laden holiday. Instead of limiting the advice you’ll hear in this episode to just one guest, I’ve compiled some of the most brilliant gems of wisdom from extraordinary guests from previous episodes. You’ll learn about love, self-love, feminine and masculine dynamics, and so much more. Hear More From Today’s Guests: Alison Armstrong on Stellar Life Sheila Kelly on Stellar Life Jaiya on Stellar Life Athena Rosette on Stellar Life Alexa and Aubrey on Stellar Life Dr. Pat Allen on Stellar Life The Mission Log: [03:15] - Orion explains what listeners can expect from the show today and lists the experts who will be featured. [04:08] - Today’s first expert is Alison Armstrong, a world-renowned relationship coach and author who was last year’s special Valentine’s Day guest! [05:48] - Alison shares her advice for what women should do to heal themselves and what to do on Valentine’s Day. [09:24] - We hear a deeply moving story about Alison’s daughter. [11:14] - Orion shares one of the assignments that she gives to people in her Awaken Your Inner Goddess challenge. [14:54] - Alison shares her aversion to Valentine’s Day, which she explains has a disempowering history and a false beginning. [20:05] - Orion believes that love begins with self-love and self-exploration. With this point, she introduces a mentor and the next expert on this special episode, Sheila Kelly. [21:13] - Sheila shares her advice on connecting to your feminine energy through movement. [22:14] - What are some transformations that Sheila has seen in her students? [24:44] - If that wasn’t already hot enough for you, you’re in luck with the next expert! Jaiya is a personal friend and a world-renowned sex expert. [26:00] - Jaiya runs through various sexual blueprints in depth (if you don’t know yours, check out the quiz at this link!). She explains what the different blueprints are and what turns them on, as well as what the shadow side of each type looks like. [33:12] - Orion points out that Jaiya has missed the shadow side of the sensual type, and Jaiya explains this type. [35:12] - The next guest in this special podcast is Athena Rosette, whose alter ego is also a goddess! [36:20] - Athena explains that alter egos can serve as a bridge to the next version of ourselves, and function as a safety blanket. [36:57] - Athena doesn’t think that creating an alter ego is related to, or leads to, multiple personality disorder. [38:14] - Does Athena name her alter ego(s), and how many does she have? [42:17] - Alexa Bigwarfe and Aubrey Mathis are the next fantastic experts on the show! They’re the hosts of a podcast for the modern mom, and want to remind women that they’re more than moms and need to take care of themselves, too. [43:26] - Alexa and Aubrey are glad to see women coming out of the closet in a sexual way. [44:51] - What do women need to do to gain confidence? [47:25] - Another part of confidence can come from honoring your own word, Orion points out. [48:43] - The last expert of today is the renowned Dr. Pat Allen, who’s here to teach you about feminine energy and flirting. [49:40] - What is Dr. Pat’s advice for single women this Valentine’s Day? Links and Resources: Awaken Your Inner Goddess 7-Day Challenge Alison Armstrong on Stellar Life Sheila Kelly on Stellar Life Jaiya on Stellar Life Athena Rosette on Stellar Life Alexa and Aubrey on Stellar Life Dr. Pat Allen on Stellar Life Tony Robbins Michael Beckwith Discover Your Erotic Blueprint  

If you’re not familiar with the term, "Lose the Cape" is a podcast by two brave, modern moms: Alexa Bigwarfe and Aubrey Mathis. I had the pleasure of being a guest on their podcast, and have known ever since that they needed to be on this one! If you feel like it's time that you recognize your strengths, get yourself organized, and allow yourself to truly inhabit your potential, enjoy this chat with Alexa and Aubrey. They bring warmth and enthusiasm to their message about shedding expectations, growing into yourself, and embracing your own confidence. Connect With Alexa and Aubrey: Lose the Cape@LoseTheCape on Facebook@LosetheCape on Twitter@losethecape on Instagram The Mission Log: [03:22] - We start off by learning a bit more about Alexa and Aubrey, with Alexia introducing herself first. Aubrey then takes her turn, explaining how she and Alexa connected. [06:34] - Orion asks what Alexa and Aubrey got out of her interview on their podcast. [07:39] - Alexa explains what “losing the cape” means to her. Aubrey then steps in, explaining how this relates to making Orion a good fit for their show. [10:36] - How did Alexa and Aubrey lose the cape in their own lives? In both of their answers, they discuss finding confidence and stepping into their truer selves. Orion then shares some of her own life experiences and offers some inspiration. [14:49] - Aubrey talks about how she experienced other people’s expectations and felt confined in a box. Alexa then relates her experiences, which are in some ways very different from Aubrey’s. [18:10] - Alexa is glad that women are coming out of the closet in a sexual way, she reveals. [19:37] - What is confidence, and what do women need to do to gain it? Aubrey, Alexa, and Orion all discuss the topic, offering their own insights and exploring the importance of having the right people around you. [22:48] - Alexa and Aubrey discuss what moms struggle with the most. Alexa emphasizes the role of guilt in the typical mothering experience. Aubrey then draws out the topic of the fear that many mothers feel regarding their children. [24:59] - Aubrey excuses herself, leaving Orion and Alexa to talk about the potential internal conflict of Alexa seeing herself in different ways and roles. [27:05] - Orion points out that we tend to put ourselves in boxes or cages and just lock the door. Alexa then mentions her personal tragedy of having her infant daughter pass away, and explains how this helped her come to some important realizations. [28:24] - Alexa talks about her tattoo that honors her late daughter, and in the process reveals the precocious wisdom of her 7-year-old daughter. [30:18] - Alexa mentions a nonprofit she started and a book she wrote with 30 other moms and dads about all kinds of child loss. [31:39] - Beyond her late daughter Kathryn, what inspires Alexa in everyday life? [33:18] - Orion makes reference to a quote by Albert Einstein, and offers some words of wisdom to listeners. [34:14] - We hear who a few of Alexa’s greatest mentors are. [36:49] - Alexa briefly mentions being in the air force as an intelligence officer. [37:57] - Does Alexa have any rituals or ways to organize her life that can benefit listeners? As she answers, she talks about the relief of minimalism and getting rid of stuff. Orion then recommends The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up [41:18] - Alexa relates a story about having gone to New York last week and the freedom of packing lightly. [42:07] - What are Alexa’s three tips to living a stellar life? 1. Don’t be afraid to try new things. 2. Laugh often. 3. Surround yourself with amazing people who lift you up and encourage you. [42:51] - Where can people find Alexa and Aubrey? Links and Resources: Lose the Cape@LoseTheCape on Facebook@LosetheCape on Twitter@losethecape on InstagramSunshine After the Storm by Alexa BigwarfeToday May Suck by Aubrey MathisLose the Cape: Realities from Busy Modern Moms and Strategies to SurviveLose the Cape: Never Will I Ever (and then I had kids!)Channing TatumTony RobbinsKathrynAlbert EinsteinMichelle ObamaThe Miracle MorningThe Life-Changing Magic of Tidying UpBookExpo America

Episode Summary:  Today we have Aubrey Mathis with us, who is the owner and creator of Today May Suck, a comfort kit gift company providing unique gifts to loved ones who are going through the suckiest of times.  Aubrey is changing the way we acknowledge grief with the perfect blend of compassion and comedic relief.  I wanted to preface this conversation today by saying that I know grief and loss isn’t always a topic that we want to talk about.  It seems like sort of a taboo subject in modern society, at least in my experience.  But it truly is a part of life, and I have personally faced situations where dear loved ones and friends were going through a terrible loss or some sort of difficult situation, and it was hard for me to know how to support them or show them I was really feeling for them in an appropriate way.  I’ve also been the one who was struggling with something difficult, and the support I received wasn’t always that helpful.  So I wanted to have our guest on today to help give us a better idea of how to handle those kinds of situations.  As we discuss in this episode, I really think facing tragedy in our lives can be a transformative process, but that “messy middle” period can really be debilitating if we don’t feel like we have the support we need or if we feel really alone.  So I hope you find some useful tips and helpful insights in this episode if you’re someone you know is going through an emotional time. One last thing before we dive in:  I have a background in counseling psychology and have practiced therapy in the past, but neither Aubrey nor I are currently licensed therapists.  Any advice or resources we offer here today are just from our own experience, they aren’t meant to be taken as professional or medical advice.  We always encourage you to reach out to a therapist or a doctor if you’re struggling with depression or any other serious mental health issue.  Just wanted to include that little disclaimer before we get started. What You’ll Learn in This Episode:   Some of the surprising reasons why we feel grief and loss, and why it can be so uncomfortable (and taboo even) to address it when our loved ones are going through something heartbreaking. Learn new ways to truly support the people in our lives who are struggling emotionally. What holds us back from understanding, processing, and discussing difficult emotions in our own lives and with our loved ones.   Show Notes:  http://WorkingParentResource.com/18  Resources & Links Mentioned in this Episode:  Aubrey Mathis Website Aubrey Mathis Facebook Aubrey Mathis Instagram Aubrey Mathis Pinterest National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255) PsychCentral (Mental Health Resources) Today May Suck Comfort Crew Frazzled to Balanced™ Bootcamp Working Parent Resource Facebook Group  Working Parent Resource Website    About the Working Parent Resource:  The Working Parent Resource is dedicated to helping ambitious working parents acquire the information, insights, and tools they need to create a more intentional and fulfilling life that reflects their deepest values and priorities.  Sarah Argenal, the host of the Working Parent Resource Podcast, has her Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology with an emphasis on Marriage and Family Therapy and Adult Development, and is a Certified Professional Coach with over 15 years of experience in counseling, coaching, teaching, course development, and project management. You can access episode Show Notes and learn more about the Working Parent Resource at http://WorkingParentResource.com.   Join the Conversation!  Leave your comments about the show, offer suggestions for upcoming show topics, or let us know what we can be doing better!  We’d love to hear from you over in our free Facebook community at: http://WorkingParentResource.com/Community.   Sponsor:   This show was sponsored by the Working Parent Resource.  We offer a carefully curated archive of Resources, a diverse suite of coaching opportunities, in-person and online communities, and much more.  Check it out here:  http://WorkingParentResource.com.  Reminders:  Don’t forget to subscribe to our show on iTunes to be notified when a new episode is published.  Please leave an honest rating and review as well.  Ratings and reviews are extremely important and greatly appreciated!  They do matter in ranking the show, and I read each and every one of them.    ***Founding Member of the Parents On Demand Network***      The post “WPR018: Dealing with Grief and Supporting Others through Loss with Aubrey Mathis” appeared first on WorkingParentResource.com.   

Aubrey Mathis   Aubrey is Audrey Hepburn stuck in a John Wayne movie as a wife to a professional rodeo cowboy and mom to their two cowgirls. This episode is sponsored by the Boss Mom Academy! If you’re looking for great business coaching, Dana Malstaff is the answer! In this episode, we talked about: Being […]