Podcasts about courage cast

Join @andreacrisp and I as we deconstruct parts of our faith journey and how the road to a higher understanding of who God is in our lives isn't always traveled the same.  Andrea shares how she spent many years working at the leadership level inside of organized religion and found herself questioning her purpose, self worth and her own voice.  This episode is less to do with God, and more to do how we as humans connect our self worth and purpose with the community we identify with and what happens when you start to question it! Reach out and share your journey with us, hello@kimberleyvalerie.com You can hear more from Andrea Crisp at her podcast , The Courage Cast, she is a Mindset and Confidence Coach, and can be found on IG at @andreadcrispcoach

As part of my ongoing exercise in trimming and pruning my life, I spent the last 2 weeks prayerfully thinking about and writing down a Pro's and Con's list of the 18 things that I have been doing for work.  That process helped me narrow my work-life down to 5 main areas of focus.  And, I balance them with 1 main area of focus personally.  I share it all in this 3rd-to-last episode of the Courage Cast before my long 5-month planned hiatus.

I've gotten so caught up in trimming, that I've forgotten to trim.  You heard me right - I take a taste of my own medicine, via my wife.   She hands me a doozy that really gets me thinking about the questions that help me to decide whether to trim something or not. Do I have the TIME for it?Do I have the TALENT for it?Do I have the PASSION for it?VOTE FOR COURAGE CASTCourage Cast is up for a Spark Media Fan Award for Best Male Podcast. Would you take a minute to click on this link to vote for the Courage Cast? Voting ends at the end of February. I sure do appreciate your support and encouragement!

Author, Joshua Medcalf recently posted this on Twitter..."None of us are getting out of here alive. The purpose of life is not to arrive safely at death or accrue the most titles, trophies, and treasures.  Live from a death bed perspective. Be relentless in the pursuit of what sets your soul on fire."Here's my response to this.  I'm curious, what would you be, do or have if you had a death bed perspective?  Email me. *Ending prayer is spoken graciously from the Lectio App.  VOTE FOR COURAGE CASTCourage Cast is up for a Spark Media Fan Award for Best Male Podcast. Would you take a minute to click on this link to vote for the Courage Cast? Voting ends at the end of February. I sure do appreciate your support and encouragement!

My longtime friend, Tim Williams, joins me on the podcast today.  We chat about a wide variety of relatable topics that both challenge and motivate young men to do what needs to be done now, so they can become who they want to become later.  Listen to Tim's Thrivehood PodcastNotable Thrivehood Podcast episodes:8 Qualities Girls Want In A GuyTips On Buying Your First Used CarUseless Facts You Can UseGrateful For Life StrugglesVOTE FOR COURAGE CASTCourage Cast is up for a Spark Media Fan Award for Best Male Podcast. Would you take a minute to click on this link to vote for the Courage Cast? Voting ends at the end of February. I sure do appreciate your support and encouragement! *The views and the opinions expressed on this podcast...blah blah blah

In an earlier episode, I shared my word for the year - TRIM. How am I pruning my life?  I understand the benefits, but now how do I go about it? I share my process here...in the hopes that it's helpful to you:1. Take Inventory2. Identify 3. Prune Plan4. Do It5. EvaluateVOTE FOR COURAGE CASTCourage Cast is up for a Spark Media Fan Award for Best Male Podcast. Would you take a minute to click on this link to vote for the Courage Cast? Voting ends at the end of February. I sure do appreciate your support and encouragement!

Inspired by a chapter in the devotional book The Book of Mysteries by Jonathan Cahn. VOTE FOR COURAGE CASTCourage Cast is up for a Spark Media Fan Award for Best Male Podcast. Would you take a minute to click on this link to vote for the Courage Cast? Voting ends at the end of February. I sure do appreciate your support and encouragement! Apply Now To The Courageous Mastermind

There are 3 patterns you can follow in your financial life.  The pattern of the poor, middle class or rich.  Here's a link to the graphic.Today, I am going to teach the pattern of the rich as learned from Robert Kiyosaki and Rich Dad, Poor Dad.VOTE FOR COURAGE CASTCourage Cast is up for a Spark Media Fan Award for Best Male Podcast. Would you take a minute to click on this link to vote for the Courage Cast? Voting ends at the end of February. I sure do appreciate your support and encouragement! Apply Now To The Courageous Mastermind

Be generous with encouragement.  It is verbal sunshine.  It costs nothing, it warms hearts and enriches lives. - Nicky Gumble (The Bible in One Year)1 Thessalonians 5:11 - "Therefore encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing."Two things to remember in life:Take care of your thoughts when you are alone.Take care of your words when you are with people.VOTE FOR COURAGE CASTCourage Cast is up for a Spark Media Fan Award for Best Male Podcast. Would you take a minute to click on this link to vote for the Courage Cast? Voting ends at the end of February. I sure do appreciate your support and encouragement! Apply Now To The Courageous Mastermind

If I had to choose between quantity vs quality, I will always desire quantity.  Here's why!VOTE FOR COURAGE CASTCourage Cast is up for a Spark Media Fan Award for Best Male Podcast. Would you take a minute to click on this link to vote for the Courage Cast? Voting ends at the end of February. I sure do appreciate your support and encouragement! Apply Now To The Courageous Mastermind

The plan is simple:Pay off all BAD debt.Build a 3-month emergency fund.Open a Roth IRAInvest $500 a month (into the SPY - S&P500)Keep doing for 40 years.Start early and this is enough to make you a millionaire.  Assuming a 12% annual return rate compounded over 40 years, this would be worth $4,943,560.VOTE FOR COURAGE CASTCourage Cast is up for a Spark Media Fan Award for Best Male Podcast. Would you take a minute to click on this link to vote for the Courage Cast? Voting ends at the end of February. I sure do appreciate your support and encouragement! Apply Now To The Courageous Mastermind

There are two main lakes that are connected by the Jordan River that borders Israel.  One is alive and one is dead.  I talk about why and how it can inspire you to make your life about something more than yourself!Inspired by Jonathan Cahn's devotional book, The Book of Mysteries.VOTE FOR COURAGE CASTCourage Cast is up for a Spark Media Fan Award for Best Male Podcast. Would you take a minute to click on this link to vote for the Courage Cast? Voting ends at the end of February. I sure do appreciate your support and encouragement! Apply Now To The Courageous Mastermind

Tomorrow, I begin a new series of DAILY podcasts again!  I'm inspired to give you more short nuggets of courage, inspiration and motivation for your day.  These are going to be designed to be listened to any time you need them.  Also, today, I'm announcing the formation of the first-ever Courageous Mastermind group.  I'm looking for 10 people to join this journey with me.  If you'd like to know more, simply email me or look for an announcement on the website, Instagram or in the Courageous Community group.

Today's guest on the Shane Sams Show is Eric Nordhoff! Eric is an entrepreneur with a super interesting backstory. He has been involved in the Christian music production industry since the early 2000s, and his wife, Krissy, is a Grammy-nominated, Dove Award-winning songwriter. Eric first got involved in podcasting in 2012 when he and his friend started The Walker Stalkers --a podcast about the TV Show, The Walking Dead. After years of successfully running that podcast, he started another podcast, Courage Cast, for network marketing. Now, Eric and his wife are running a business to serve aspiring songwriters at WritingWorship.co! In this episode, Shane Sams and Eric Nordhoff discuss what it's like to run businesses with your partner, and how it's vital to get out of each other's way, so that the business can run the way it should. They discuss membership sites and how to simplify them to serve your members well. People don't always need more content; sometimes they just need community or masterminds, and your job is to facilitate conversations. They also talk about having a 500 year vision that has generational impact. You can find out more about Eric at EricNordhoff.com! In today's episode you'll learn: Eric Nordhoff's story of getting his podcast to #2 on iTunes The keys to running a business with your partner How to simplify a membership site and best serve your members Impact is everything How to create something that will outlast you If you need help starting, building, and growing an online business, check out all of the support and resources for entrepreneurs at https://www.ShaneSams.com and https://www.FlippedLifestyle.com!  Follow Shane on twitter @shane_sams.

Phil Mickelson shocked the golf world by winning the 103rd PGA Championship (one of the 4 major golf tournaments of the year) last week.  He turns 51 in June...and no one that old has ever won a major golf tournament.  Many have noticed he is a much calmer, more patient golfer than he's ever been.  Something was different about Phil.  It turns out Mickelson has been practicing relaxation, meditation and visualization techniques these last 2-3 years.  I thought it would be interesting to look at what he implemented in his golf game and look at how we can apply it to our game in real life.  After all, it is called the game of life for a reason.  Why not work towards mastering our game by applying what Phil has to our lives as well!  Here's a summary of what we can learn from Phil Mickelson's victory in our personal and work life:Proper preparation starts with a powerful mindsetSelect the club you can swingFor the next shot, make it the best routine of the dayIf you don't see it, you cannot create itMake a complete swingLink to the PGA.com article mentioned in the podcast.

First ever Motivation Monday on the Courage Cast. Every Monday I intend to share a short motivational message or life lesson. First up, why I'm embracing my new nickname and theme for 2020 - SCRAPPY!

It's a new season of Courage Cast. This season, I'm going to be speaking to influencers. Influencers for good - creatives, artists, authors, business leaders, and solopreneurs who desire to make a difference for others in this world. I'm one of you. I don't have it all figured out, but I am committed to making the Courageous Community a home base for your endeavors and dreams! This season, I'll be hosting guests who inspire. I may also be bringing in more of you to share your stories with me. We'll see what this season holds. No matter what, I'm excited and glad you're with me on this crazy adventure God has us on!Psalm 37:3-9

What if there were a magical phrase that would stop arguments, create positive interactions, and make the other person listen to you attentively? Well there is. And I share about it in this episode of Courage Cast. More wisdom from Dale Carnegie and the book "How To Win Friends and Influence People".Originally released on February 23, 2017 (Episode 210).

It's time to make a pivot in the Courage Cast. After 470 something episodes, I'm moving into a new season and needing a new challenge. I'll start by giving you a foundation. Dale Carnegie's How To Win Friends & Influence People has been one of the most impactful books personally and professionally. In this season, I'll be replaying the entire series of episodes I did over the course of 2017-2018 - sharing a new chapter of the book each day. I encourage you to implement what you've learned from this short daily review in your daily business life. I'll prompt each episode in the Courageous Community Private Group. Please discuss how each episode impacted you. Also, if you'd like, please leave a positive rating and review on Apple Podcasts so more people will find this podcast!

A few days ago, I posted a quote from Joshua Medcalf: "Everyone wants to be great until it's time to do what greatness requires."To which I asked the question: "What does greatness require?"And I received some really inspiring answers. I decided to do some more research on this topic as I was curious about what greatness really required. I want to be great - we all do. But, I, like you, sometimes don't feel like doing what greatness requires. And, I guess that's what makes the difference between great and good. And I found out in my research that it's actually a v-a-s-t distance. Listen to this episode and hear where I landed on this topic of GREATNESS and what it really requires!Links referenced in this episode:1. https://chrisbradylife.com/2017/04/25/what-greatness-requires/2. https://www.lifeoptimizer.org/2007/03/11/the-secret-to-greatness-in-one-sentence/3. https://www.gotquestions.org/greatest-in-the-kingdom.htmlIf you enjoyed this episode, please share it with at least one person today and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the Courage Cast on any of these major podcast platforms...Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcherTuneIn (Alexa)OvercastPodcast Website

College freshmen are lectured about networking on their first day of class. Young professionals race to another boring party so they can be seen and shake hands with someone that might be able to help them - just like the business books and podcasts have instructed. Creatives are chronically obsessed with and depressed by the number of likes, views, and followers on their social media. Anyone embarking upon a new path or business venture has heard the key to success lies in networking - who you know, and how they can get you ahead. But, according to Mark Maxwell, this is not only untrue but potentially dangerous to those hoping to succeed. In his book, Networking Kills, Mark lays out what the Bible and Jesus say about true success. Weaving scripture with his own stories from his professional career and pop culture illustrations Networking Kills examines the need for cultural change concerning our pursuit and definition of "success" in every area of life and shows how serving is actually the key."Christ taught, 'If you want to be great, you must become a servant'," Maxwell says. "And, Martin Luther King, Jr. made it clear, 'Anybody can be great, because anybody can serve'. Even music business super-manager, Scooter Braun (Justin Bieber) says, 'Don't live for yourself... Live for others ... that is where you will find true riches in life.' The heart of networking is rooted in selfishness (taking and using) while the great leaders teach us that true success comes through giving, loving others and serving generously."Watch Mark Maxwell's TedxYouth Talk.If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with at least one person today and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the Courage Cast on any of these major podcast platforms...Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcherTuneIn (Alexa)OvercastPodcast Website

Daniel L. Clubb has been a pastor, church planter, and university professor for four decades in the Greater San Francisco Bay Area. In his first book, Every Man Jack: Becoming The Man God Wants You To Be, Daniel lays out the building blocks of biblical manhood as inspired by 1 Corinthians 16:13-14. Taking from his own personal journey, Daniel reveals his heart for discipling young men and old in what it means to be a man in today's world. He may be starting up local small groups and retreats this year with more online activities coming soon. Connect with him on Facebook at facebook.com/everymanjackbook and on his website at EveryManJackBook.comIf you enjoyed this episode, please share it with at least one person today and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the Courage Cast on any of these major podcast platforms...Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcherTuneIn (Alexa)OvercastPodcast Website

Do you ever listen to yourself as you're talking to God or praying with God and all you hear feels like whining and complaining? And do you ever wonder if what you're saying actually makes a difference? In this episode, I share what I've been learning as I study the Psalms. It could be the difference for you between faithful confession and wishful thinking. Links mentioned in this episode:Walking Through The Word PodcastIf you enjoyed this episode, please share it with at least one person today and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the Courage Cast on any of these major podcast platforms...Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcherTuneIn (Alexa)OvercastPodcast Website

This weekend, I danced my heart out with my girl at her last official Daddy Daughter Dance at school. She's a 5th grader and we won't be doing this anymore (officially). How did I make the most of it and why you should too? Listen now!If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with at least one person today and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the Courage Cast on any of these major podcast platforms...Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcherTuneIn (Alexa)OvercastPodcast Website

Imagine being faced with a choice to evacuate to safety or stay behind to face potential death by bombing for you and your spouse. That's the choice my new friend, Ryan Boyette faced in June 2011. Ryan shares his and his wife's courageous journey from Samaritan's Purse missionaries to war zone media reporters and now curriculum creators. Learn more about Ryan at ToMoveMountains.orgIf you enjoyed this episode, please share it with at least one person today and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the Courage Cast on any of these major podcast platforms...Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcherTuneIn (Alexa)OvercastPodcast Website

It was a simple post on Facebook...No Cell Phone No Facebook (No Social Media) No Computer Access No WiFi (No internet/Cable) For 3 Months & You Get $3 Million Could You Do This? I was amazed at the volume of response. And, it got me thinking. What if I actually did this? I began to get giddy about the thought of TOTALLY DISCONNECTING for 3 months. I explore my giddy-ness in this episode. Feel free to skip around. The episode is divided into chapters for you!If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with at least one person today and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the Courage Cast on any of these major podcast platforms...Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcherTuneIn (Alexa)OvercastPodcast Website

It is so good to have Elizabeth Taylor back in the studio after more than 3 years since she first came on the podcast (listen below). In August 2016, she was in a battle with MS (Multiple Sclerosis) and working mainly on regaining and maintaining her strength. You won't believe what she's doing now and how her MS battle prepared her for her success today! Another inspiring conversation you won't want to miss! Elizabeth's chronic illness support group meets in person in Spring Hill, TN regularly and the rest of the time online.Listen to her first three episodes from 2016 here:104 - Courage Through Chronic Illness https://www.buzzsprout.com/57179/414779-104-elizabeth-taylor-courage-through-a-chronic-illness105 - The Antidote For Despair https://www.buzzsprout.com/57179/414780-105-elizabeth-taylor-the-antidote-for-despair106 - Not Without Hope https://www.buzzsprout.com/57179/414801-106-elizabeth-taylor-not-without-hopeIf you enjoyed this episode, please share it with at least one person today and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the Courage Cast on any of these major podcast platforms...Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcherTuneIn (Alexa)OvercastPodcast Website

In this short episode, I share the sad truth about the one thing that's kept me from my living my most courageous life more than anything else. If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with at least one person today and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the Courage Cast on any of these major podcast platforms...Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcherTuneIn (Alexa)OvercastPodcast Website

I share my greatest lessons learned in planning my life and work. Here's the training certification I follow today (get your free downloads). Here's the planner that I recommend: The 5-Choices PlannerIf you enjoyed this episode, please share it with at least one person today and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the Courage Cast on any of these major podcast platforms...Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcherTuneIn (Alexa)OvercastPodcast Website

Craig Goldman has been the youth pastor at Gateway Franklin for 5 years. This year, he and his wife, Ashley felt a release to step away from his secure position and step into the unknown in faith with no job prospects, a newborn and no home. What would motivate them to take this leap of faith? We dive into it...as well as have a few laughs along the way. And, no interview on the Courage Cast would be complete without a little rapid-fire session at the end.If you're considering a life change, take inspiration from Craig's story today.

My friend, Ken Edwards joins me to talk about his passion for executive coaching. He shares from his 30+ years of experience coaching and Christian counseling some of the most important aspects of coaching. Ken Edwards holds a B.S. in education from the University of Arkansas, an M.A. in education from Southwestern Seminary, and an M.Div. and M.A. in marriage and family counseling.Take the 7-Day Living Your Most Courageous Life Challenge now!Join the Courageous Community - we exist to encourage one another so that more will believe in themselves.Encouragement builds belief.Belief makes the impossible, possible.Mark 10:27 - "with God all things are possible."

My wife, Krissy Nordhoff, joins me this week to share an encouraging word with me. What she shares with me has so much value for me in my life. It has to do with the verse in John 21:17 which says:The third time he said to him, “Simon son of John, do you love me?”Peter was hurt because Jesus asked him the third time, “Do you love me?” He said, “Lord, you know all things; you know that I love you.”Jesus said, “Feed my sheep."Take the 7-Day Living Your Most Courageous Life Challenge now!The Courageous Community exists to encourage one another so that more will believe.Encouragement builds belief.Belief makes the impossible, possible.Mark 10:27 - "with God all things are possible."

We all deserve another chance in life. In fact, I don't believe there's a limit to how many do-overs God gives us. Until our last breath, He is faithful to keep giving us fresh starts. This episode is all about taking a fresh start with this podcast. I share my vision for this podcast going forward. I share where my head and heart have been the last few months and why I'm recommitting to serving the Courageous Community! The Courage Cast exists to encourage one another so that more will believe.Encouragement builds belief.Belief makes the impossible, possible.Mark 10:27 - "with God all things are possible."

Singer Anthony Evans joins me on the Courage Cast to talk about Kingdom Men Rising - a new movie put together by Dr. Tony Evans, Pastor, Author and Speaker. Kingdom Men Rising is a documentary film exploring what it means to be a real man in the midst of cultural trends in which there is confusion about masculinity. The film wrestles honestly with the unique questions and circumstances men face today. Kingdom Men Rising takes a journey that challenges men to rise above what we have become to lives of no more sitting on the sidelines, no more passivity, and no more excuses.Available only in theatres across the country April 29 and 30. Find the film in your local theatre at FathomEvents.com.You can listen to Anthony's latest single FIGHTING FOR US on Apple Music or Spotify.

It’s estimated that one out of every two people in a given congregation has personally been impacted by suicide. To address the need for suicide prevention education in faith communities, Soul Shop trains faith community leaders on the topic of suicide. Soul Shop will equip participants with the information and guidance they need to facilitate healing within their community. Brenda Williams-Denbo, of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Tennessee, joins the Courage Cast to talk about this very important topic and shares a workshop dedicated to arming people of faith with guidance on how to minister to those in suicidal desperation. More information about Soul Shop can be found at www.soulshopmovement.org.Ministering to Suicidal Desperation Workshop details...Who Should Attend: Faith-based staff and lay leadersLocation:Cross Point Church-Franklin1213 Country RdFranklin, TN 37069Date: Thursday, May 16, 2019Time: 8:30 a.m to 4:00 p.m.Cost: $35 – Includes coffee, light snack, and lunchPlease REGISTER by: May 9, 2019If you are having thoughts of suicide or know someone who does, please call 1-800-273-8255 (TALK)

I've been studying how to be a better marketer in my businesses recently and here's what I've learned so far:1. Marketing is not about promoting what your thing is, marketing is about promoting valuable information that would attract the kind of person who would want or need what your thing is. 2. A sale isn't made until a conversation is started. Marketers need to focus on creating conversations, NOT leads. Conversations create revenue!

I want to thank Pastor Dale Evrist of New Song Nashville for the inspiration behind this faith-filled message – a powerful one for anyone in business, doing great things - if you are influencers, creating value for others, this message is for you!I reference bible scripture in this episode - Numbers 13-14. People of a different spirit...1. Are willing to overcome any obstacle in order to obtain every opportunity. 2. Are willing to pay any price in order to possess every promise.3. Are willing to conquer great giants by comparing them to a greater God.

I love the promise of Galatians 6:9 "Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up."This is particularly important for those in business. We must not give up. We must continue to do good in our work and in our efforts. If our motivation is from a heart of giving and doing good in the world, God promises we will reap the harvest if we remain faithful to our work. This is such an encouragement for anyone doing great things in network marketing, in business, in real estate sales or any other industry that requires persistence and consistency to see the rewards.

If you aren’t as successful as you’d like to be — if you aren’t as happy as you’d like to be, since success, walks hand in hand with happiness — instead of looking for a new bridge to cross, consider burning a few old ones. Today, I read this article originally published in Inc. Magazine. As always, I hope it inspires you toward great things!

Lately, I've incorporated reading our company's leadership magazine articles on a daily basis. I've found them to be full of inspiration and motivation to reach my goals in my business. And, I encourage you to do the same. On top of that, what if you wrote your own article for the leadership magazine? What would it say about you? How would you inspire others with your life?