Podcasts about bringing love

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In the quest for love and connection it's so easy to focus on what they bring. That checklist mentality of what do they bring to the table will only get you so far. To have deeper, more meaningful connections you have to be willing to go deeper towards something way more profound: what a potential partner brings out in you. Do they bring out the best or worst in you? We going deep and I'm giving the goods! Let's dive into 3 ways to determine if they bring out the best in you. Let's make the shift! Tag me on Instagram (@encourageovereverything) with your favorite quote and don't forget to rate and subscribe! Thanks for listening! ENCOURAGE OVER EVERYTHING INSTAGRAM: https://Instagram.com/encourageovereverything/ SHOW NOTES: https://stan.store/EncourageOverEverything/p/the-encourage-over-everything-show

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For this episode we were joined by Arif Ferdous founder of the eponymous streetwear brand.I've been following Arif and the brand for some time now and I've seen progression in every drop! I think now was the best time to get Arif on the pod as the brand is in a place where it has several recognisable pieces and has firmly positioned itself as one of the frontrunners in the British luxury streetwear space. Born to Bengali parents and growing up in Essex, Arif has always been influenced by different styles. Inspired by Kanye West and ASAP Rocky, Arif knew from early on that he wanted to design clothes but more importantly knew that he wanted to share pertinent messages through the means of fashion. This is something that is key feature of the brand today. Alongside it being known for it's elegant but edgy aesthetic, Arif Ferdous has also become closely associated to themes of love and unity. Throughout the episode Arif candidly breaks down how him and his business partner Chad have been able to build such a brand in a relatively short space of time as well as why their meaning of the brand is so important to them. We spoke in depth about Arif's transparency concerning his personal brand as this is something that adds so much to the perception of the brand from my perspective. Since recording Arif Ferdous has continued to go from strength to strength. The brand page recently hit 15k followers on instagram which is testament to the steady growth of the brand and the loyal following they're building. Arif has teased some of the new pieces they'll be dropping soon and it's safe to say that they're due to have a huge 2024. Follow Arif's instagram to stay locked into his brand building journey. Make sure to follow his tiktok too! You'll learn a lot. Don't forget to follow the Arif Ferdous brand page to stay up to date with their latest drops! Big drip coming soon! 

He Comes... Bringing Love (1 John 1:1-4) - Christmas Eve Morning Sermon

When it comes to using love in the workplace, our guests on this podcast literally wrote the book. Zina Sutch and Patrick Malone are the co-authors of Leading with Love and Laughter. Zina has been leading development and diversity programs in the U.S. government for 20 years. Patrick Malone spent 23 years in the Navy, serving as an officer in the medical service corps. Today, Zina is also a faculty member of the key executive leadership program at American University, where Patrick is the director. Quotes:“I look for people having fun at work – laughing. If I see people in a staff meeting cracking up with each other… that's a good team. So, why hasn't anyone written a book about this?” [8:55] The two talk about how they decided to write a book about love, laughter, and the workplace. “The perspective that we had on love was that it was a mutual admiration, respect, and care for one human being to another.” [10:54] It's important to define ‘love' early on – there are a lot of different types of love, after all. “People have this false idea that having emotions in the workplace, feeling love and exuding that love for other people is a weakness.” [13:33] This isn't true, as Zina says: “But the exact opposite is true: When you are so confident in yourself, in who you are, you know yourself well enough to know boundaries, to know what is right and wrong, how to approach people, what love feels like to you, what it should feel like to others, then you become the strongest person in the room.” [13:47]“If you think you're a leader, and you look over your shoulder and no one is following you… you're just taking a walk.” [15:07] Patrick talks about how there are a lot of people in positions of leadership who can direct and tell people what to do, but are they really leading? This happens at all levels of an organization. “The single most important factor for organizational success and accomplishment is psychological safety.” [17:42] Patrick shares the science that backs up Zina and Patrick's book. Technology isn't the most important factor, according to Microsoft's research.“Laughter in the workplace, people think, ‘OK, I'm going to be a joke teller'. But that's not what it is at all. It's much deeper than that.” [29:18] If you can develop environments where people feel free to laugh and love one another, you're on the right path. If you walk into the room and everyone stops talking, there's a problem. It's important that your presence in the workplace breeds positivity and good feelings—in other words, love and laughter. “Love starts with the self.” [39:46] Everyone, from the bottom of the corporate ladder to the very top, should focus on loving themselves. That's how you really begin to love others. Take time out of your day to do self-analysis and determine what 'self love' means for you.“Don't make it about work,” [41:02] Patrick says small, one-on-one interactions create love, and when you do that, don't make it about work. Ask your employees or coworkers about their lives and what's going on with them. That's how you create real, authentic connections. Mentioned in this episode:Leading with Love and Laughter: Letting Go and Getting Real at WorkSutch & MaloneZina Sutch - LinkedInPatrick Malone, PhD - Director - Key Executive Leadership Programs - American University | LinkedInMarcel Schwantes

Marcus Buckingham is a global researcher and bestselling author focused on unlocking strengths, increasing performance, and pioneering the future of how people work. In today's conversation, Marcus dives into the importance of discovering your true loves, or what he calls “red threads,” and how those make an impact both at work and at home. As a parent, you know that no two kids are the same, and this conversation will give you the tools to uniquely challenge and love each kiddo just the way they are. Show links: Learn more at marcusbuckingham.com. Read Love + Work.   As always, I'd love to hear from you! Subscribe, leave a review, or follow PG-ish on IG @pgishparenting, or you can always find me at www.pgishparenting.com.

Welcome to Episode 6 of The Secret Serviced Podcast coming to you all the way from sunny Spain!Mark and Caroline enjoy a food tour of Valencia with the marvellous Vivi from @indulgespain giving them lots of fresh enthusiasm and ideas for their own experiences project back in the UK. They are hit with something unexpected as they prepare their planning application for the new hotel and the team secure a booking for one of their properties to act as a TV set- next step Love Island! And Danielle is back to put them on the spot with another round of Review Roulette! Please like, follow and subscribe to make sure that you never miss an episode and if you are enjoying the podcast we would love for you to leave us a voice note if you have a question or just to let us know what you think of the pod so far - @secretservicedpodcast on instagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Andy Peck talks to Yetunde Hofmann, who has been involved in leadership for over 25 years in the corporate world and now has a portfolio career which includes leading an international leadership and change consulting practice and organisation that supports black women leaders. They talk about why the death of George Floyd was an impetus to helping black women and why love is such an important element of good business leadership. The Profile is brought to you by Premier Christianity magazine. Subscribe for news, features and analysis from £3.95 (UK) or $1 (International) at premierchristianity.com/subscribe

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Kim Roxie, founder of LAMIK Beauty, has created a clean cosmetics line for women of color, women who historically have been marketed more toxic makeup options than their counterparts. She continually breaks new ground with LAMIK, including becoming the first black-owned clean makeup brand to launch on ULTA.com. Most importantly, Kim has built a company that embraces two core cultures — to be kind to people and to be kind to the planet. Kim is building an inclusive community for women across the country and is passionate about serving that community. And she's creating the highest quality products with the purest ingredients to promote the health of her customers and her community, all while being dedicated to promoting environmental stewardship. Learn more about LAMIK Beauty. Learn more about The Passionistas Project.   FULL TRANSCRIPT Passionistas: We first met Kim Roxie, founder of LAMIK Beauty, when she participated in a panel at the Power of Passionistas Summit in 2020. We were instantly drawn to her company's mission to create a clean cosmetics line for women of color, women who historically have been marketed more toxic makeup options than their counterparts since the launch of LAMIK 2.0. In 2020, Kim has turned her own struggle with hair loss into the one, one of the most impactful beauty lines on the. And she continues to break new ground with LAMIK, including becoming the first black owned clean makeup brand to launch on Ulta.com. Most importantly, Kim has built a company that embraces two core cultures — to be kind to people and to be kind to the planet. LAMIK supports and celebrates women in all of their glory. Kim is building an inclusive community for women across the country and is passionate about serving that community. And she's creating the highest quality products with the purest ingredients to promote the health of her customers and her community, all while being dedicated to promoting environmental stewardship. Kim has been named one of the Houston Business Journals 40 Under 40 of the American Business Journals most influential young executives, and one of the 30 Black Stars by Face to Face Africa. The city of Houston, formally named June 23rd as Kim Roxie Day in her honor, and she received the Barack Obama Lifetime Achievement Award for community service. She is, without a doubt, a superstar, which is why it was our distinct honor to present the 2022 Passionistas Persist Nova Award to Kim Roxie. Kim: Wow. Am I floored right now? Am I grateful? Um, the words that come to my mind are, you know, people don't have to show you appreciation. They can go along like it never happened. And, you know, I appreciate the Passionistas because they have put their passion into action. And for that, I am so grateful. Being on this journey of creating an inclusive, a very, uh, kind makeup line in a world of beauty that sometimes seems intimidating. Um, took a lot of passion and it took a lot of grit and it took a lot of belief. Um, and so I thank. Um, you all for endowing me with this award and seeing the work that we're doing at LAMIK is once to be honored. Um, and I honor you for that. I honor you for seeing me. Um, I honor you for seeing LAMIK and what we're doing, so we're gonna continue to make makeup that is speaking to all skin tones, that's showing up for all skin tones. Uh, but more than that, we're gonna continue to be there for women in ways, uh, that others have forgotten about us. Thank you. Passionistas: What are you most passionate about? Kim: At this point, to be honest, what I'm most passionate about, about is, is almost like a variable that's changing right now. What I'm most passionate about is, um, Is enjoying every moment and getting others, encouraging others to do the same. Like that's what I'm really passionate about right now is soaking in every single moment and giving others the freedom and reminding them that they have the freedom to do the same. Um, and so in beauty, I'm always in a woman's ear, right? I'm always there for her. And right now, that's my, that my, that's my most pertinent, passionate, uh, message is to enjoy every moment. Right now. Passionistas: What inspired you to create LAMIK Beauty? Kim: I have the inspiration for my mother, uh, who believed in me when I was 21, who helped me financially. Put her $500 to help me open up my own makeup shop when I was graduating from college. Um, but she later developed metastatic breast cancer and passed away, um, the year before my daughter was born. And now my daughter is named in honor of my mother, Loretta. Um, but I have the, the, the passion of my mother inside of me. That's part of my inspiration. She wore makeup every single. And she trusted that the makeup she was using was okay. Um, but come to find out, as we did our research, it wasn't, And so I have that inside of me that's inspired me to create this line. And then I also have the desire. For all women to see themselves in beauty. And so I remember going to the makeup co, uh, counter when I was in high school, senior in for prom and getting my makeup done and looking like a ghost when I left, cuz my face was so ashy and so gray. And so like a cast, uh, on my. And I was thinking to myself, this doesn't make me feel beautiful. This doesn't make me feel good. And thinking we need, we need makeup that makes people feel good. All skin tones needs to be accepted and appreciated. Um, and so that, those are the themes, right? And when I created my first product for amic, um, it was inspired by my personal, uh, diagnosis with. Alopecia the, um, a form of alopecia that I have that cause hair loss. And, um, my first product was inspired by that, our revelation brow duo to fill in my own eyebrows so they could frame my face. Because 75% of the framing of your face comes from your brows. Why was it important to you to build not just a company but a community of women? Because I. You know, women will realize how powerful we are together. So there's this staggering statistics that talk about, and, and that I know, um, that 0.006% of black women raise venture capital. Um, 2% of women, uh, raise venture capital. But with crowdfunding, for instance, women actually, um, do better. Um, with the raising funds in the crowdfunding atmosphere and what does crowdfund take? Crowdfund takes community. So I remember going to iFundWomen.com to set up a rewards based crowdfunding campaign, and I was able to raise the money that I needed to launch my website, do all the stuff that I needed to do to get ready to launch. And all of that happened because other women read our story. Believed in our mission and said, Hey, I'm gonna put $25 behind it, $50, a hundred dollars, $250. And that's how we were able to raise the money to launch LAMIK. So I think that, you know, for me, community is everything because we get to show each other what we can do when we come together, when we band together. Um, and everybody's input and contribution can add up to mean a lot. And now our community shows up. In so many different ways for us to be on Ulta, Ulta.com. That was because our community showed up and voted for us to win a pitch competition, and that's how we got on Ulta.com. It wasn't because I knew the buyers or anything like that. All of this work is from the ground up. This is like, I'm just like anybody else who's watching like you. Prob people watching are probably more important than me. Like I am not a celebrity. I am not anybody important. I'm just a regular old girl from Houston that you know. Um, has gets to travel a lot of different places so I can expose myself to different things, but I, it is nobody I knew, you know, that was gonna gimme sort of this leg up. Right. Um, all I had was my faith in God and utilizing that to say, Hey, when we come together, I seen it happen in church. I seen people raise money at church to, to pay, you know, one of the ladies light bills or something like that. You know, I've seen people come together, do stuff and that's why I saw it and I, and I sort of mimicked it in crowdfunding. So that's why I believe in community. Passionistas: Why have you decided that kindness is a cornerstone of your business? Kim: I remember someone asking me what LAMIK stood for, Nancy. And um, I was originally, I'll tell you, LAMIK actually was my name spelled backwards and the LA from my middle name. Um, and. But I never had told anybody that. That's just something. That's how I created the name and that's what I had. But when someone asked me what LAMIK stood for in that moment, I said it out. I was like, and it was the first time anybody ever asked me what LAMIK stood for. And I said, Love And Makeup In Kindness. And so the first time somebody asked me what LAMIK me stood for, I could not say Kim's about backwards like that didn't even come out. All the work I did to put into creating le me, I was doing it beyond myself. Like it. If it was for me, I would've not done it. Like I would've stopped. Like, once the challenge comes up, I would've been like, Mm, I'm good. Let me go do something else. But it wasn't about me and it's not about me. And so in that moment when someone asked me, What does LAMIK stand for? I said, Love And Makeup In Kindness. And I said, love and kindness is your true makeup because beauty is revealed and not applied. I think that for, you know, for me, growing up, makeup and all of that was associated with people. You had all these different stereotypes and connotations towards makeup. I didn't identify with some of those. I didn't feel like I was just this pretty girl wearing makeup. Then I didn't feel like, you know, I needed to, I didn't feel like, Oh, I wanna just cover up and I wanna put on makeup. I didn't feel like I was fitting in those, these boxes that people had put. And I was like, my love and my kindness the way I am, the love I have for life and for people and for myself and for others, and the kindness that I show. That's what makes you beautiful, that makes you walk away from a person and says, Man, that's a beautiful. Right after you talk to a person or after a person does a kind act, you're like, that is a beautiful person. Right? And so I think that the beauty that is revealed is the beauty that's lasting. Passionistas: Tell us about a time that you have persisted in your life and how you got through that. Kim: I had my makeup shop, um, that I ran from 2004 to 2018. And, um, closing that makeup shop in 2018 for me was almost like how people feel when they like leave their corporate job. Because I was so used to opening up that store every day, working inside of that store, having my staff there, like was so used to that life that when I closed it and I, and I initiated the clothes because I had this vision of a building, a makeup line for 2020. And, um, when I closed it, I was like, okay, excited, you know, I got this vision, you know, I'm gonna revamp, I'm gonna, you know, really concentrate on the products. I'm gonna launch LAMIK, you know, the product line, you know, all this. I had this like vision, but about three, you know, I, I joined an accelerator the month after I closed my store, April of 2018. In, in Austin, Texas, when I first got in there, I was thinking to myself, Oh my God, this is not what I thought I was going to. What was go it was gonna be, I thought it was just gonna be like, Oh, just, just come up with some cute packaging. Pick out some colors, some branding, launch a brand, you know, And that's not what it was. I got tore down to the bare bones. I got tore down almost to just like the foundation, you know how the people say like, you can, like, you know, you tear everything down, but keep the foundation and we're gonna build back up. That's how I felt. I felt like I got torn down to the foundation and, um, it was like, No, you gotta, you gotta really think through this. And so, um, 2018, 2019, I. I had to be persistent to get through those times. You have to imagine. All I knew was having that store, having it open, and I'm trying to figure out e-commerce and I was used to brick and mortar. This is when I had to persist. I had to persist in learning. A lot of us think about persist, persisting in working. Right. We think about just stay persistent in the work. What about when there's no work, it's only for you to learn. What about when you're in a learning season? And for someone who's used to, you know, having a, uh, cash register full when they get done at the end of the night and all of that, right? But you're in a season of just learning and it's like you have to be persistent in. Wow. That was a season. So when 2020 came and we were ready to launch for March, 2020, that was our date. The pandemic happened, everything. But for me, everything closed. What I did in 2018 happened for everybody in 2020. Brick and mortar closed. Everybody closed. But I was opening up, and to be honest, it was the right type of, um, attention for e-commerce business to launch in. And so it gave me the opportunity and it, and it gave me a spotlight opportunity to come through with exactly what I had. And if I wouldn't have taken that time to get ready for 2020, I wouldn't have been ready. I would've still had a brick and mortar. I would've been reactive, I would've been reacting and responding to what's happening versus p. Putting in the market what needed to be there for that time. And that's what I came in and did. Passionistas: What does the term Power of Passionistas mean to you? Kim: When you think of passion, um, you think of being relentless. Um, you think of being unwavering. Uh, you think of being crazy you think of being, um, you know, um, even to a certain extent, misunderstood. And, uh, and, and sometimes it's not that you are doing something wrong, but it is other people's understanding. They're missing it. They're missing it. Right. And they're under stating what you're doing. And so, uh, but then at some point they, they, they rise up to the occasion to understand what you're. At some point, at some time, at some juncture. Um, and you have to be persistent enough to keep going until people get there, right? So when I think about the power of passions, I think about this grid of power of, of people, of human beings, of women. Are so passionate, so relentless, so crazy, so, so misunderstood that they would continue to go beyond and be like a power grid for others to plug into. That need another moment that they need it. And so what you all are doing, what you're standing up, this power grid that you have that others like myself, are able to plug into along our journey to give us the charge, to give us the battery life, to get through this journey of entrepreneurship and life and professionalism that it takes. So, you know, you all just power grid. Passionistas: What's your dream for women? Kim: To know that we are, we are feeling a blank after that. Okay. We are the, the, the, the salt of the earth. Okay? We are, we are. The divine beings at birth life, right? Like we are. I just want women to know that we are what we've been waiting for. We are the answer I want. I want women really to fill in that blank at the end. I do believe in, in in self-advocacy, and I, uh, uh, And that's the reason why I answered that question towards my daughter. Cause I already know the promise that my daughter has on her lifestyle. I notice she is. And when I think about women, I know that we are, you know, and you know, for women it is a weak situation. You know, I think, you know, it is about us banding together. Um, that's why I love the power grid of the power passions. Power the passions. But I think that it's, it's just that we, and that we are, and we get to fill in the blank blank. We are a chemist. We are, you know, Um, uh, owners of trash companies, we are, you know, beauty pioneers. We are, you know, we are that fill in the blank. And I think that that's what I want women to know. It is time for us to just show up and define, uh, what womanhood looks like, um, and know that we are.  

I think it's too bad that society sets us up to believe that if we had the "right person," the feeling of falling in love would never go away.Society has set us all up to think that we're all doing it wrong and that if we find our true soulmate, we'll walk off happily ever after.What if you wouldn't ever find your true love until you figured out how to find true love right where you are?That's what we do in AwakenYou; we do the messy work of breaking down our fears, our sense of not having enough, denying the truth, choosing to remain unaware, and addressing shame.This week on the podcast, I talk about our shame shields and how we use them to block connection with our partner.When we do the brave work of setting down our shield, that is when we find the connection that starts the process of creating true love.Communication is pretty much non-existent.Expressions of endearment? Well, you've pretty much forgotten what those look like (though you crave them like a cheeseburger and fries after a weeklong fast.)Your marriage feels as emotionless as your relationship with your college roommate; as a matter of fact, you and your roomie seemed to share more emotions that what you and your spouse exchange.Sex feels like a transaction, something you check off your list.Do any of these feel familiar?In this recap of October's Marriage Masterclass, I help you:Start getting what you want and feel safe asking for itApproach conversations in a way that has you feeling connectedShare how you feel in a way that will have them turning toward youDiscover a new sort of intimacy in the bedroomWatch on YouTubeShow webpage: www.christinebongiovanni.com/88Download my free Abundant Love Mini-Course to help you to start thinking, and feeling in a way that feels more like love.Register for my free monthly Marriage Masterclass, where every month I talk about different ways you can change your marriage without changing your partner. In November the topic is: ...

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As a woman, mother of teenage girls, and women's health expert who has devoted my life to helping women and children to be healthy, this week's Supreme Court decision making abortion illegal in many states has left me, and so many of us frightened angry and sad. Today I'm sharing my personal heartfelt feelings and fears about this ruling and reaching out with a plea for love and understanding. My deepest hope is that we can come together and respect each other's opinions without putting gasoline on the fire of hatred and division that seems to be a growing part of our culture. With love and peace ☮️ If you have any questions pertaining to midlife I am here to help! You can talk to me anonymously through my YouTube channel where I'm answering all questions about menopause, middle-aged experiences, intimacy, relationships, and more! Click here to ask: https://bit.ly/3bRdcT9 Interested in booking an appointment? Click here: https://completemidlifewellnesscenter... Get my best-selling book, Sexually Woke: Awaken the Secrets to Your Best Sex Life in Midlife & Beyond: https://amzn.to/3rm47IU Follow me on social media: Instagram: https://bit.ly/3guuEg4 Facebook: https://bit.ly/300hzbW Podcast: https://apple.co/3ePe5NJ Learn more about me: https://drsusan.com/

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Richard Brendan celebrates JourneysFire Radio's 20-year anniversary of Bringing Love to Life on 88.7fm WICR, with a full hour of information and inspiration with two powerful women; environmentalist Julia Butterfly Hill and social change artist Holly Near.

The culture of today's world is about number one. How am I going to take care of what I need for myself, my family, me? We know that the connectedness between us is great, greater, and healing. Do I care about others? Should I care about what's happening `with my neighbor? Am I my Sister's Keeper? I welcome my spiritual sister, Nikki Weaver, who IS her sister's keeper as she brings love and light to Women In Custody, on the INSIDE.

Sister Kathleen Reiley will take us on a journey across the globe to Japan! You will get to experience a day in the life of a Maryknoll Sister and learn about her mission work. Sister Kathleen is a Pastoral Minister who works with migrants and children suffering from cancer. She helped start “Family House” in Japan for families of children with cancer, it is similar to the Ronald McDonald House in the U.S.

On screen, Sarah Niles is best known for co-starring in the BBC comedy, Beautiful People alongside Olivia Colman. She has also appeared opposite Jason Sudeikis in the second season of Ted Lasso and most recently, in Sarah Gavron's award-winning film, Rocks and Michaela Coel's, I May Destroy You. Theatre productions, including shows at the National Theatre, The Royal Court, The Old Vic and The Bush Theatre, are also a large part of her body of work as an actor. Long time friends, Lee and Sarah, have a delightful conversation that is filled with insights into her journey and learning as an actor and as a mom, and why offering up love in any role she plays is so important. We learn what it's been like for her to play Sharon on Ted Lasso and what role spirituality and story telling has played in her life. Sarah shares what the last few years have been like, how she resets herself, and why sometimes she just has to dance it out! IG: https://www.instagram.com/p/CQg35x8HMNW/ (https://www.instagram.com/p/CQg35x8HMNW/) Twitter: https://twitter.com/sarahnilestar (https://twitter.com/sarahnilestar) Join Lee for his annual online workshop, REBIRTH 2022, always his most popular offering of the year! In this unparalleled experience, Lee will guide you along the path to releasing 2021 and entering 2022 from a place of empowerment. The journey includes: exclusive channeled transmissions from Lee's guides, The Z's, Qigong with Steven Washington, a live Q&A with Lee, access to discussion boards, downloadable transcripts of every session and special bonus content. To learn more and to register visit: https://www.leeharrisenergy.com/rebirth2022 (https://www.leeharrisenergy.com/rebirth2022) The views and opinions expressed by guests of Impact the World are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views or position of the host, of Lee Harris Energy LLC, or its staff or management. Any content provided by our guests are of their opinion and are not intended to malign any religion, ethnic group, club, organization, company, individual or anyone or anything.

AJ and Vanessa Miller have offered a Christmas wonderland at their home at 163 Antiqua Drive for the past 7 years, decorating their yard with a plethora of Christmas lights, nutcrackers, and other Christmas splendor. Thousands of people have walked through Reindeer Lane on the way to Santa's Workshop, passing Santa's Magical Mailbox where children mail their letters to Santa. Santa and Mrs. Claus personally welcome visitors on the weekends. On other days of the week, the Millers are joined by the Grinch and his sidekick, Max, who join in the spirit of Christmas. AJ and Vanessa Miller have welcomed visitors to their home at 163 Antigua Drive in Lafayette for the past seven years. On weekends, Santa and Mrs. Claus greet their guests and offer hot cocoa and popcorn to all. There is no charge to experience this Winter Wonderland. The Millers originally began this tradition when hosting a holiday party for Vanessa's coworkers. They bought two 6-foot tall nutcrackers and a Christmas-themed sign, and AJ donned a Santa suit for the family-friendly party. When they saw up close the love the children had for Santa, "that was the spark that ignited the flame." The first time AJ put on the Santa suit, a little boy ran up to him, looked at him with his big brown eyes, and said, "Santa, I love you" and gave him the biggest hug ever. AJ realized what big shoes he wore and became determined to be the best Santa he could be. He wants to continue to spread that joy to children and adults alike. Similarly, Vanessa shared her motivation for holding the annual Wonderland. The couple wasn't fortunate enough to have children, so this is their opportunity to enjoy Christmas and see it through the eyes of children. "To see that look in the children's eyes is what inspires me," she says. You see that inner child come out in the adults. You should see the faces when Santa asks Mom and Dad what they want for Christmas," AJ chimed in. AJ Miller at his home at 163 Antigua Drive. Photo by Leslie Westbrook of The Acadiana Advocate. Both enjoyed driving with their parents to view Christmas lights when they were children. AJ was particularly inspired by Dr. Jack Gani's display of lights and decorations on Colonial Drive in White Subdivision which was a destination for Lafayette sightseers. But that experience took place in the car; the Millers wanted to provide a place where kids could immerse themselves in the experience. Vanessa explained how this has become their Christmas "Field of Dreams....if you can dream it and believe it, it's gonna happen." She keeps a vision board in her head and works to make the experience bigger and better every year. AJ said, "If you can dream it, I'll build it." They are still on the upswing as to what it will eventually be. The Millers can't do this alone and they are grateful for friends and neighbors who volunteer to assist. It takes many, many elves to conduct this operation, and guests are greeted by "parking elves' who help direct traffic, and elves who serve popcorn and hot cocoa on the weekends. Of course, there are elves who facilitate photo-taking so that every family member can be in the photo.....these photos are known as "Elfies!" The Millers offer an experience with memories that last a lifetime. It has become a part of many families' Christmas tradition, with guests bringing their cats, dogs, and even iguanas. The youngest visitor to date was a two-week-old. The last day to mail your letter to Santa is December 23. Elves bring children's letters to the North Pole and Santa responds to each and every letter. Each year a special attraction is added. On weekends, guests are privileged to visit the Miller's back yard where Dr. Seuss's Whoville is set up for photo opportunities. In the front yard, you can visit the North Pole and be greeted by a 10 foot polar bear named "Arthur" after AJ's dad. Also hailing from the North Pole is this year's new addition,

I share with you food for thought on how some people deserve your love and some don't. How bringing excellence into your life helps you focus on how to live a life with love and purpose. IG: chicana_latinamomspodcast

It is easy to let love slip as less important than the to do list, kids, and commitments. What responsibilities are you taking on that are not yours? How do we bring love back into alignment and flow within when we feel depleted? Let's get into it! Jude Hotep  astrologically coaches spiritual femalpreneurs on Divine Feminine financial healing. The Light Goddess Coaching Program activates the Goddess within through reconnection to your wild feminine intuition and certainty. Restoring your trust in the process of life through your sacred feminine truth and authentic voice.  We clear creative channels to abundance, dissolve distorted money beliefs, and dismantle the suppressed light of the divine feminine.For The Free Guide: How To Connect To Your Sacred Feminine and Make More Money go to https://bit.ly/ConnectSacredFeminine Schedule A Goddess Consult or Astrology Consultation at: https://LightGoddessConsult.as.me/For more info and inspiration:  http://lifecoachjude.com

Eileen  received her Bachelor and Master of Science degrees from the Juilliard School of Music with a major in voice and Opera Theater and a minor in organ and church music. She retired August 2014 from her position as Director of Music at the First Presbyterian Church in Katonah, NY after having served there for 38 years. She has frequently served as a clinician and conductor at Area, National, and international festivals.  She is a published composer of multicultural handbell music.  Her Contrasts was the winner of the composition contest sponsored by Handbell Ringers of Japan at the 8th International Symposium in Makuhari, Japan.  She was given the honor of conducting the premiere performance at that Symposium in 2000. Eileen presently lives at the Willow Valley Community in Lancaster, PA where she conducts The Willow Bells and serves the Lancaster area as a substitute organist. Find us, follow us, like us, and subscribe!Web: mikeyopp.comTwitter: @coffintalkpod IG: @coffintalkpodcastFB: coffintalkpodcastSupport the show Get full access to The Casual Casuist at mikeyopp.substack.com/subscribe

The Rev. Bob Johnston teaches us about bringing love home.

Welcome back to Season 2 of Interviews With Experts. In this episode, I'm excited to be joined by another incredible guest, Lucienne Shakir.Lucienne is an Educational and Thought Leadership Executive, providing expert coaching for extraordinary women. We have an in-depth discussion about various societal issues, including the role of women in the workplace; why diversity is quantifiably more profitable for companies; and how middle-aged white men becoming allies to women, people of colour, the neurodivergent and many more will only grow in importance.So tune in, enjoy, and as always, let us know your comments, questions, and thoughts.You can subscribe to podcast notifications here: https://ie926.infusionsoft.com/app/form/podcast________________________________________________________________________Lucienne Shakir can be found here:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/luciennecoaching/LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucienne-shakir--med-79505b180/Website: https://www.luciennecoaching.com/ ________________________________________________________________________Georgia Kirke can be found here:For help with building your personal brand by publishing incredible content, you can contact me at georgia@writebusinessresults.com or 020 3752 7057LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/personal-brand-how-to/________________________________________________________________________RESOURCES & LINKS:Subscribe to our Words of Wisdom newsletter - exclusive content covering all things expert positioning delivered monthly straight to your inbox: Count Me In!Our Latest Blog: Books, Blogs & Podcasts: Simplified Creation & Publication►If you've got stories to tell and need Write Business Results to help you get it out there, we'd love to hear from you. Check us out at https://writebusinessresults.com/►Subscribe to our YouTube channel: Write Business Results LtdFind us on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/write_business_results/Find us on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/writeabooktogrowyourbusiness/You can email your questions and comments to:info@writebusinessresults.comEnjoy, and come back for the latest interviews with experts each Monday. Thank you for listening.

Tori Wesszer is a Registered Dietitian, cookbook co-author of Fraiche Food, Full Hearts and food and lifestyle blogger based out of the beautiful British Columbia Okanagan Valley. As an entrepreneur and mom of two young boys, she gets how busy life can be and is always looking for ways to make life more simple, healthy and beautiful for her followers. And if you live for REAL, RAW moments like I do this episode delivers : Tori opens up about her past eating disorder for the very first time.

Can we view prosperity as bringing love to life? My guest on this episode is Sharon Lopez. Sharon is an attorney who represents workers and plaintiffs in employment law, discrimination, and police misconduct cases. She is the managing partner of her firm, Triquetra Law®, located in Lancaster, PA. She recently served as special counsel for the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission, where she prosecuted discrimination complaints before the Commission at public hearings. She also served the largest statewide bar association, the Pennsylvania Bar Association, as its 123rd president, where she was the first Latina president, first president who is also a mother, and as the first ex-full-time legal services attorney. All of which fits beautifully into her discussion of prosperity as love.Recommended Books:The Metaphysical Club The Mists of Avalon The Third Life of Grange Copeland

On this week's episode of Spiritual Spiral Sam and Sari chat with an absolutely amazing medium Toni Russo. This episode was supposed to come out around Valentine's Day, but thanks to Mercury Retrograde things got a little pushed back! But hey, it's always a good time to talk about love, right? The women discuss: How to work with cupid. Online dating pros and cons. Is there monogamy in heaven? Creating love honey jars. Angels vs. Spirit Guides. Deja vu. Toni also gives messages to Sam & Sari from the other side. And much more! Toni's gifts are truly incredible, if you want to book a reading with her just text or call her at (917) 287-6914. Toni Russo Instagram: @Gypsy_Crystal_Garden Spiritual Spiral Instagram: @spiritualspiralshow

Minter Dialogue Episode #408Yetunde Hofmann is a portfolio NED, speaker, advisor, founder of Solaris as well as author of the book, Beyond Engagement: The Value of Love-Based Leadership in Organisations, which came out in August 2020. In this conversation, with her background in HR in major global corporations, we discuss how and why to bring the concept of love into the workplace, even in the board room. We look at what is love, how does it translate into work, what is tough love and many more very powerful notions. If you've got comments or questions you'd like to see answered, send your email or audio file to nminterdial@gmail.com; or you can find the show notes and comment on minterdial.com. If you liked the podcast, please take a moment to rate/review the show on RateThisPodcast. Otherwise, you can find me @mdial on Twitter.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/minterdial)

My journey with 11:11 Awakening Code was back in the days of MySpace. I was seeking connection and networking with other spiritual groups. I then moved it to the Facebook platform and continued to interact with people through my intuitive understanding and aware of the 11:11 code. It has connected so many dear souls. [0:22] Connecting to 11:11 Awakening Facebook Community [3:54] The Connection to 11:11 [4:55] Connecting to First Number 33 [7:06] Intuitively Connected to My Path [8:00] Meditation Connects Me to Myself [9:47] Connecting to My Inner Trust [11:07] Letting Go of Self-Judgement [12:53] Connecting to Our Psyche’s Inner Healer [14:43] Connecting More to Our Hearts [16:32] Our Hearts Deepens Connections to Others [17:56] Our Hearts Can Heal Mother Earth [19:14] Our Healing Potential [21:47] Connecting to the Harmony of Love [23:17] Our Heart Connection is Authentic [23:50] Connecting with Our Shadow [24:10] Bringing Love to Our Shame [25:14] Connecting to the ‘All That Is’ [26:02] ‘All That Is’ ~ Is Vibration & Frequency [27:49] Connecting & Touching My Deepest Alignments [28:11] Connecting to our Hearts Alignment [29:01] Connecting to Comfort Within Discomfort [32:14] Connecting to Flow-State of Synchronicities [37:34] Connecting to World Heart of Connection Day ~ September 4th [38:37] Connection to Transform our World

Many of us are searching for the next step right now. Does my current work environment serve me and my values? Do I bring a unique perspective and power to my organization? If these questions speak to you, then today's episode is for you! Listen in as I talk with the amazing Margaret “Mo” Smith about her journey to coaching and her passion for helping people realize and harness their personal power. We dive into: Mo's realization of her profound impact and value and how you can be serving others with your own gifts Why she was resistant to move into the real estate space and what massive opportunity she found there How Mo helps others understand their own power The importance of building authentic culture in business (and in life!) A simple activity to do with friends that can help you recognize your own worth Launching her company “I Love It When” and how it serves her purpose The TWO important things you can bring into your business to create a company that makes a difference and really serves people How she serves women specifically and why this is so important What operating from a place of love and vulnerability does for the bottom line! Mo's advice if you don't know what your next step is How she has tapped into her intuition to build her new business venture What living on purpose means to Mo And more!   Learn more about Mo's business here: https://www.iloveitwhen.org/ Schedule your appointment online I Love It When, LLC: https://iloveitwhen.as.me/schedule.php Schedule a free call with me to learn more about my True to You course: https://marijwuellner.youcanbook.me Send me a DM and share your biggest takeaways with me! https://instagram.com/mariwuellner Come join me in my FREE Facebook community, Living on Purpose: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1134719986595218/

I talk to Alicia Raye on her musical talent, and what it means to her to keep going despite the times we are in. https://open.spotify.com/artist/5JcE1g6GbiFOLEdxpM5nmZ #Extra Life With Pond's Press: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/extra-life-with-ponds-press-tickets-122234551835 Support #PondsPress Anytime, Anywhere!: linktr.ee/pondspress/

Our guest this week is Cassady Cayne, bestselling author of "The Universe Speaks, Are You Listening?" Cassady is a spiritual intuitive, leading energy transformation coach and founder of Twin Flames 11:11, and she talks to us about how she's guided thousands of people to learn how to call in more love and light into their lives. She also tells us about her awakening story and journey to where she is now!Follow Cassady:https://cassadycayne.com/@cassady.cayne

As a member of Baseball Miracles Team, I am excited to share with you a virtual 5K I am organizing to bring hope to children and impoverished communities around the globe.  The event is taking place the weekend of September 18th-20th ($30 application fee/donation to participate).  Every dollar we raise both from participants in the virtual 5K run/walk or through the donation platform to support our cause will allow us to continue to go on missions.   Each mission brings renewed hope to kids and their community through baseball clinics, providing every child with a glove, ball, clothing, and food.  Help us put smiles on faces and make some miracles happen in the most underserved communities through the game we love.  Log on to: https://www.ef3life.com/baseball-miracles-5k to get involved or visit: http://www.baseballmiracles.org/ to learn more about the nonprofit organization. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dan-jason-ef3/message

Missy has a Passion for spreading Love and Positivity! Both of which pour out of her like a river. She is an atmosphere changer in a big way. Bringing Love, Joy, and Laughter everywhere she goes!    Retail Management and Styling Hair is her Specialty. Missy's heart is pushing her to move into the Beauty Industry full time! Yay

WOW. Mid-interview we literally changed the direction of this episode. In a Coronavirus/Covid-19 pandemic world, Marty shows us how to live a healthier & more peaceful life with less drama and more authenticity. Not only did he go over the unique history of his AMAZING wedding venue (the reason we initially invited him onto the show!), but he brought everything down to earth and really laid out the foundations for living a good life of love and happiness toward yourself and others. Did we mention he owns an historic wedding venue? Links We Love: Dr. Wayne Dyer Eckhart Tolle Marty's Podcast - Words From A Friend Marty's Book - A Daily Guide To A Purposeful Life Wedding Venue - Old Daley Inn   Episode Breakdown: 0:44 - About Marty Keary 07:49 - The FIRST bride at Old Daley Inn in 1940 11:07 - EVERYTHING Old Daley Inn offers to couples 16:06 - Favorite parts about Old Daley Inn 17:45 - Day Of Coordinator & wedding pros at Old Daley 20:03 - When to book your venue? 22:05 - Marty’s book & podcast 24:35 - How Marty began his passion project 29:03 - Favorite inspirational authors? 30:18 - How to grow into who you truly are 34:04 - What is the core message of love? 35:25 - Overcoming negative patterns that weigh us down 37:01 - It’s all LOVE baby! 38:21 - How to stay in love with your partner 40:11 - Where to get Marty’s book 41:04 - Get a tour of Old Daley 43:29 - Truth bomb recap Now You're Engaged Website Find us on social: @nowyoureengaged @kennethcooperfilms @julieocchinoluxury

Richard Brendan, producer and host of the long running talk show Bringing Love to Life, shares tips for dealing with loss and grief.

SUMMARY Darrell Rivers is a Corporal in the Vero Beach Florida Police Department. In this episode, Susan Chesnutt interviews this 32-year law enforcement veteran about the changing times, racism, covid-19, and an honest refreshing perspective on how to treat people. He also explains how people should think about bad cops with regards to the entire police force. ------------------------------ HIGHLIGHTS [00:47] Susan introduces Darrell Rivers and they talk about a mutual friend that just passed away. [03:03] Darrell shares a story about joining the police force 20 years ago and being the only black cop. [05:07] Darrell and Susan discuss the police force and the community during COVID. [09:05] How can civilians and the police change right now to fix the unrest in this country? [11:51] Darrell talks about how people can change their views on the whole police force and not focus on a few bad apples. ----------------------------- QUOTES 2:22 “You can't stereotype everybody because of one officer's mistake or whatever bad accident that he made.” 5:40 “I think this year, so far, we've had over 29 overdoses and three deaths so far.” 9:41 “You always put yourself in other person's shoes that you're dealing with because that could be you tomorrow.” 15:46 “I had a stepdad that's stepping in as our fathers for all, eight of us, and he only made $125 a week. We stayed in a two-bedroom house, and that was enough to, where I come from to do better and show people that you can be better regardless of your circumstances.” ------------------------------ RESOURCES Vero Beach Police Department: https://www.vbpd.org/ https://www.thechesnuttlawfirm.com/

Bringing Love on Your Quarantine.Tune into Synth Waves every Thursday from 6 - 8 PM EST / 11 PM - 1 AM GMT.For a complete track listing, visit: https://thefaceradio.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marigmd/Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/marimacdowell Support The Face Radio with Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A full hour of inspiration and insights with O'Donohue and Angelou. Now that's Bringing Love to Life... one broadcast at a time!

Manuel joins us from his home (and the roadside) in Hawaii as he prepares to go teach local school children about natural farming and plant biology. Manny shares his evolution to an organic gardener along with practical gardening tips to help you make that transition. Manny goes on to share some of his biggest failures and how he learned from them and overcame them. He shares a familiar story to many outdoor growers of finding the first caterpillar in his outdoor garden. He quickly learned that butterflies are not the beautiful animal he once thought they were. He also shares his typical IPM protocols and how to keep these caterpillars off your plants in the future. Ready for your feature? Want to share your gardening practices to help growers expedite their learning process? Apply to be on the show at thehomegrownhelpers.com/apply Please take a moment to check out our membership program at MyGrowPass.com as the doors are open and we're accepting new members for the first time in months! We offer our members exclusive learning opportunities, chances to hang with the Growcast and HGH crew, exclusive discounts, a quarterly $5,000 giveaway (to members only) along with so MUCH MORE! With everything happening in the world today, we decided to create a special 3-month package at a 25% discount from our normal pricing! Get 3 months of access for as low as $11/month and get all of our amazing resources and audio content to learn and perfect your skills with us! Check out all the perks and sign up at mygrowpass.com/sign-up You should also check out The Amazing Doctor Zymes and their incredible IPM solution - The Eliminator! This takes care of soft-bodied insects, molds and mildews using all-natural OMRI certified products that are safe to use from seedling through harvest. Use code GROWCAST10 to save 10 at DoctorZymes.com and be sure to enter into their giveaway (http://growcastpodcast.com/giveaway) that ends 3/25 for a chance to win 1 of 4 quarts of Eliminator concentrate! Please consider leaving a rating or review if you've been loving the show!

Today's episode is all around love in dementia care. Link to the poem This is the Kind of Love we all Deserve by Lauren Jarvis-Gibson https://thoughtcatalog.com/lauren-jarvis-gibson/2017/01/this-is-the-kind-of-love-we-all-deserve/

Kevin Monroe starts the show with two heartwarming messages he received from listeners. These connections and interactions are what this podcast is truly about, he comments. He then introduces this week’s guest, Lorie Corcuera, who is a consultant and speaker, and author of the soon to be released book, Love First, The Rest Will Follow. Live Wow Lorie’s life mission is to “live wow and love completely.” She defines living wow as the intention to create wow experiences, and loving completely as a reminder to love herself and others completely because it’s only when we accept our whole being that we can love others more freely. Kevin responds that ‘wow’ is the perfect response when something happens that grabs your attention and your heart. Love Belongs In The Workplace It all comes down to love, Lorie says. Workplace culture is something that is felt. In a fear-based organization we can’t be our real selves because we don’t feel psychologically safe. Love is what we need, even though the word seems inappropriate in a professional setting. To ease their dissonance with the word love, Lorie asks her clients to think about what they want their customers to say about their products, or their staff to say about the company. Usually, they want customers to say that they love their product, and staff to say that they love working there. She then tells them that if they want customers and staff to love, they need to love as well.  Amazing Results Kevin asks Lorie to define love as it relates to the workplace. She responds that when love exists in the workplace, people feel connected, they work well together, they’re fully engaged and excited about making a contribution. In order to achieve this, leadership has to feel the same way. Imagine if every team member feels worthy, valued, seen and cared for, she says. We would be able to create amazing things together. Love By Example Lorie wants people to love by example. We may not all be leaders at work, but we are leaders in our own lives. The best leaders are good with themselves, Lorie comments. Start with embracing and accepting who you are as a person. That will build your confidence to show up as your authentic self. Then you can focus on loving others. Her dream is for a workplace where every person feels love for themselves so that they can love others. That loving energy is shared with customers and team members, and ultimately with their families. “At the end of the day,” Lorie says, “it's all about relationships. Love is the key, because that's the basis of relationships.” Kevin adds that in a fear-based environment you leave work drained and there’s nothing left for your family or community. On the other hand, when you work in a love-filled organization you may be physically tired at the end of the day, but you are not emotionally drained. You can be fully present with your loved ones. Lorie comments that we all want to look back and say we had an amazing life because we were fulfilled in so many ways. It all starts with love. Kevin challenges listeners to love by example: do something every day for the next seven days to lift and encourage others, he says. Resources Lorie Corcuera on LinkedIn  Episode 15 with Kari Enge  Radical Loving Care book Kevin Monroe on LinkedIn | Twitter  Email: kevin@higherpurposepodcast.com  Call or text Kevin: 678-744-5111 Join the community: KevinDMonroe.com/decade

Innature Bhd is the sole retailer and distributor for The Body Shop products in Malaysia, Vietnam and Cambodia. Now, as they head towards a listing on the 20th of February, part of their IPO proceeds has been earmarked for new business development - as they plan to bring in a second brand, Natura, from Body Shop principal Natura Cosmeticos. We talk The Body Shop expansion, Innature's new brand, expansion in the region, and more, with Datin Mina Cheah-Foong, Managing Director of Innature Bhd.

In this episode of MILF Podcast, Jennifer takes a moment to reflect and give thanks for all of the blessings in her life: her son, family, friends, team, and the fiercely loyal community of MILF Podcast listeners. Jennifer talks about the craziness that often accompanies the holiday season. She discusses her own struggles with consumerism and the changes she has recently made to shift from material items to experiences. Specifically, Jennifer plans to reevaluate her and her son’s value systems. It is her hope that she can arrive at a place and time where the feelings of love, excitement, and gratitude that come from experiences permeate her son’s life rather than the promise of material things: video games, toys, etc. Finally, Jennifer speaks about the profoundness of human connection and the reason that it’s so irreplaceable. We hope you enjoy today’s episode and find ways to bring love to your own table this Thanksgiving, throughout the holiday season, and into the coming year!   Full show notes: https://milfpodcast.com/75

One of the most often mentioned books in the Superhero of Love Podcast is the NY Times Bestseller (for three years!) The Celestine Prophecy by James Redfield.  James talks about how his work has evolved since he first self-published the book that quickly went old-school viral as a "pass-along book." Today it is reaching a whole new audience including rappers Jay Z, P Diddy, Wyclef Jean who name it one of the books they live by, becoming again a book that isn't staying on bookstore shelves.   James talks about a new passion for enneagrams which you can explore further with James Redfield article "THE SECRETS OF THE ENNEAGRAM: KNOWING OURSELVES" James will be in Los Angeles on 2/11/20 and Sedona on 4/11/20 on his Celestine Prophecy Tour Read more about what James is up to and catch up with all things Celestine Prophecy and beyond at James' website: CelestineVision.com. Buy the NEW EDITION of The Celestine Prophecy wherever you get your books!            

In this Extra Credit episode, we share what it takes to build a classroom based on love. We both really feel that the world needs a lot more love and empathy right now and a lot less combativeness and discord. Love isn’t always the easy route either. Kumbaya doesn’t come easy. It takes time, a lot of energy, and a stick-tuitiveness that other approaches don’t require. But, a classroom founded on love really is more fulfilling for the teacher and students, it’s a safer space for students who may or may not feel safe outside of the classroom, and it allows students to learn more effectively because they feel supported and heard. So, let's get listening and share the love!

Guest participant Christina Glasper talks with Anne about about her experience with providing excellent Haircare, maintenance and how stylist need to bring love back to helping customers with their haircare.

Catherine Auman, LMFT (Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist) is a relationship therapist and the Director of The Transpersonal Counseling Center in Los Angeles, California. She has advanced training in traditional psychology as well as the wisdom traditions. Catherine speaks twice a month in LA on how to find love and happy relationships, and she is the author of two books. Visit her online at https://www.catherineauman.com Join us as relationship therapist, Catherine Auman, discusses her new book, "Tantric Dating: Bringing Love and Awareness to the Dating Process."

Leigh Daniels is the funniest, most positive, big-hearted lawyer I've ever spoken with! (And, she has a pet pig, which scores her extra cool points). In this episode, find out how one event transformed her life. She went from the typical 80 hour a week, stressed-out lawyer, to found the Positive Change Network and becoming an international speaker that has spoken to thousands. (All while still practicing law!) You'll also find out her visual tool that you can use to know how spiritual someone is (all in good fun!) And, hear about that one time she got called up to the judges bench for being "too happy" in the courtroom and how she leads with love in her industry. About Leigh Leigh Daniel had been practicing as a family lawyer for almost 20 years when she realized the energy and stress was taking a toll on her. She looked for another way and found Mike Dooley's Infinite Possibilities. After becoming certified as a trainer, she came home and transformed her law practice and her life. She went on to create Project Positive Change, a Global network of heart centered entrepreneurs. Connect with Leigh Website Facebook    Join the Conversation Want more inspo & to join in the conversation about this episode and others? Join us in the Naked Soul Tribe Group! Connect with your host, Dawn Gluskin Facebook Instagram Twitter Until next time, stay awesome. And dare greatly enough to get soul naked, letting the truth of who you become fully expressed!

In this talk we discuss where the gaps are in our love and how to fill them up.

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Are you avoiding closeness with your significant other? Do you long for intimacy in your relationship? Well, it is time to stop and choose to bring the Love back into lovemaking. Dr. Yvonka De Ridder, Ph.D., Clinical Sexology - American Academy of Clinical Sexologist, will share how.

Dharma talk on "Bringing Love To Life" with InsightLA teacher, Cayce Howe. InsightLA Long Beach CA, Sunday Sit, September 13th, 2015.

Bringing Love into ALL Aspects of Life. In this episode, Michele interviews Melinda Cohan, Transformation Leader and co-founder of The Coaches Console software … and personal/spiritual development practitioner. Melinda speaks about the powerful effects of infusing your entire life with love. In Episode two, you learn: The mental transformation necessary to go from lack to abundance in every area of life. How transforming your relationship with money transforms your results in so many ways. An exercise Melinda used to transform her own relationship with money … and how you can use it to do the same. And more. Melinda Cohan is the co-founder of The Coaches Console, an all-inclusive software system designed to help coaches keep their back end organized so focus on doing what they love. She believes women and entrepreneurs will change the world, and The Coaches Console gives coaches the foundation they need to be part of that change. When you order your copy of Michele PW's newest book, "Love-Based Money and Mindset: Make the Money You Desire Without Selling Your Soul", you can also download Melinda's free gift, Network Your Way to an Abundant Business … Even if You Hate Networking.  You can read more about "Love-Based Money and Mindset" and grab your copy (available at most online retailers) here.

Your energy preceeds you. Is that energy loving and wonderful or is it angry and repelling the people you desire in your world.   http://dawningvisions.com  

Pastor Robert Stearns heads up Eagles's Wings Ministries, one of the world's largest pro-Israel Christian organizations. Meet the young pastor who is bringing 25 of his colleagues on a first-time trip to Israel to walk in the footsteps of the Bible and meet the Jewish people in their native land. He joins Yishai along with two of his fellow pastors: Pastor Rusty Nelson of Huntsville, Alabama - the son of a pro-Israel pastor who taught him to love Israel and defend the Jewish people with his very body. And Pastor Matt Benson of Longview, Texas - who is now questioning the replacement theology in which he was raised.

MISHA Granado, is a relationship consultant, lecturer, author and founder and principal consultant for Love Grows: The Relationship Consultant, a boutique firm that Speaks, Writes and Brings Love into Existence. Love Grows use a strength-based, love centered approach and offer services: Bringing Love into Existence (counseling, interactive workshops), Speaking Love into Existence (lectures) and Writing Love into Existence (books & editorials) to help our clients heal their emotional wounds in order to experience an amazing life and relationships. Simply put, Misha, is a gardener, she grows love! See her beautiful infographic show notes, plus her top tips and advice for entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs at www.TodaysLeadingWomen.com or by clicking here!

This week it's just me and TheSoundDefense again! This week we talk about beards, E3 predictions, and some old-school tracks from RA past! Songs Discussed: "War Against the Radio" by Audio Ammunition, "Caught" by Holden and Steele, "Forgotten Tragedy" by Cold Steel, and "Bringing Love to the Party" by Steele and Britton

Advent Series #2 John 3:16