Podcast appearances and mentions of crystal wagner

Welcome to the Purposeful Impact podcast!On this podcast, you'll find permission to pursue your dreams your way, practical solutions to challenges you might face, and tips for becoming a more influential leader in your home and beyond.If you‘re ready to rediscover who you are, feel more fulfilled, and pursue your dreams as you care for your family, you‘re in the right place.Hey, I‘m Crystal Wagner. I'm an impact coach and instructor, and it's my mission to help Christian women implement the 7 Pillars of Purposeful Impact so they can pursue their dreams and have a greater impact in their sphere of influence. I know what it's like to want to use your gifts and talents beyond your home. If you're like me, you recognize the impact you have on your children, but you also want to pursue a God-given dream and have an impact beyond your home too.As an impact coach, I help you rediscover who you are and clarify your vision so you can pursue your dreams while serving your family well. If this sounds like you, you can begin implementing the 7 Pillars of Purposeful Impact by downloading the free PDF. When you are ready to dive deeper, you can schedule a free 30-minute Discovery Call in which we will get to know each other and talk about how coaching could help you rediscover who you are and begin living out your dreams.When you live a life of purposeful impact, you can avoid burnout and an identity crisis when your children graduate.You will know who you are, what renews your energy, and what brings you joy. As you clarify your vision and live out your God-ordained dreams, you will feel more fulfilled and have a greater impact in your home and beyond.Support the show>> Free 7 Pillars of Purposeful Impact: Lay a foundation to pursue your dreams and increase your influencehttps://crystalwagner.net/7pillars/ >> Impact Coaching: A personalized journey of learning who you are and leaning into your strengths so you can have the confidence to pursue your dreams in a way that aligns with your values and allows you to serve your family well.https://crystalwagner.net/coaching/>> Workshops and Trainings: Join an encouraging, practical, and transformative training designed to equip you to pursue your dreams and become a more influential leader.https://crystalwagner.net/speaking/ Love the show? Become a podcast supporter. Click here to learn more. © Triumphant Learning, LLC

Intro   Crystal Wagner CEO of Triumphant Learning and host of the All in a Homeschool Day Podcast,  As a life and homeschool coach with over 13 years of homeschooling experience Crystal helps parents cultivate a thriving home atmosphere. She loves reading books, researching and finding great resources, organizing and making lists, and sharing what she knows and finds with others.  What sparked all of this was that early in her homeschool journey, she found a support group that met monthly. It was a safe place to learn from homeschool moms who were a little ahead of me on the journey. The support group became the lifeline that kept her going on difficult days. And now, she has the privilege of supporting other homeschool parents.   Top three takeaways   How her work helps homeschool parents who are struggling and empowers them to become more confident in teaching their own child.   The most important change you can make is to learn how to be a thermostat so you can set the tone of your home.  You don't have to make big changes to see a significant difference in your home. Making small changes compounds over time.      Call to Action   Triumphant Learning Official Website     What is Next!   Thank you for supporting this show by listening and sharing with friends! If you like this podcast please rate and write a review of how this show has impacted or helped you!    Great ratings will accelerate the show's visibility to the nation so others can learn more about homeschool and find quality curriculum and the potentially join the homeschool community thus change the face of education forever!!    Who would have thought that we could change the education world with a click and a share!   Also if you would like to hear more about any specific educational topic please email me at realedtalk@gmail.com I would love to support your families educational needs in all areas!!    Bex Buzzie   The Homeschool Advantage Podcast       

A visual artist known for her hand-cut, wall-mounted paper forms and immersive, site-specific sculptures. Crystal's colorful work exudes wonder and whimsy while being constructed from humble everyday materials like chicken wire and repurposed children's birthday party tablecloths. Her sprawling installations can be seen bursting off of gallery walls and engulfing the outside of buildings from Lodz, Poland to Burlington, Vermont. She earned a BFA from the Atlanta College of Art in 2004 and received her MFA from the University of Tennessee in 2008. After a brief stint of teaching art at a college-level for five years, Crystal left academia to focus exclusively on her studio practice. She achieved her greatest notoriety for her immense, biomorphic site works that envelop the interiors and exteriors of buildings. These exuberant, boldly colored forms have a robust, eye-popping appeal. She is booked for installations in Miami, Arizona, Italy, Switzerland and France. On this episode, multi-dimensional wonder worker Crystal Wagner explains how she produced some of her most explosive works, tells us what it means to be an art generator and reveals that she has a tattoo of an exacto knife.

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Habit training does not happen overnight. You will need to devote time and energy to developing the habit of obedience in your home. Don’t become overwhelmed by expecting perfect obedience immediately. Begin with one of the steps above and implement it faithfully. You will see results.

Today’s episode is going to be about anger, and patience and homeschooling, and I want to warn you all in advance that this is a vulnerable episode for me. I am going to be real, and honest, and hopefully by doing that I can encourage you all that you are not alone. Because, while I was on this unglued journey, I felt very alone. And judged. And it was hard.  Moms, we will make mistakes. We all have our weak moments. Mine may be becoming unglued, yours may be something else. What is important is how we handle those mistakes.  I don’t want crazy mommy days. I don’t want my children to remember mommy blowing up in anger. I want them to remember a joyful mommy who can control her emotions. I can sit and dwell on the days that I mess up, or I can choose to find a way to take those moments and learn from them. For me, these moments are a time of imperfect progress. A time to remember how far I have come, and that I still have work to do. If you liked this episode be sure to leave a rating or review. These serve as a notice to iTunes that I’m not speaking to myself. It will also give you a chance to have your review read online and win a gift from me  Not sure how to leave a review? Here are instructions for iTunes and Stitcher users.  Resources mentioned in this episode: Podcast sponsor, Masterpiece Society I Can't Homeschool, I Don't Have Patience Prayers and Scriptures for the Homeschool Mom Podcast episode with Crystal Wagner on Patience Joy in the Journey T-Shirt Unglued by Lysa TerKeurst book Unglued Devotional Follow Misty on Instagram Follow Misty on Facebook Subscribe for the 5 Day Choose Joy Challenge  Joy in the Journey store

This week Radio Juxtapoz have teamed up with leading Belgian street art festival, The Crystal Ship. Recorded live from the coastal town of Oostende, we chaired a round table discussion on life around art, with artists Miss Van, Case Maclaim and Crystal Wagner. You can listen back on to the audio version or watch the whole thing unfold on youtube.

Have you ever struggled with having the patience to homeschool? In this episode, Misty and her guest Crystal Wagner are chatting homeschooling, the tone of our homes and whether or not you need patience to homeschool.  PS: One important question asked in this episode is,  "Am I being the thermometer or thermostat? " I will never look at the tone in my home the same way!  If you liked this episode be sure to leave a rating or review. These serve as a notice to iTunes that I'm not speaking to myself. It will also give you a chance to have your review read online and win a gift from me :) Not sure how to leave a review? Here are instructions for iTunes and Stitcher users. Resources mentioned in this episode: Podcast season sponsor Beautiful Feet Books All in a Homeschool Day podcast by Crystal Interview with Crystal's mother in law  Crystal's blog, Triumphant Learning Follow Misty on Instagram Follow Misty on Facebook Subscribe to Joy in the Journey for weekly encouragement emails AND a coupon to my store Joy in the Journey store  

In this first episode of the All in a Homeschool Day podcast, you'll hear about the vision of this podcast and what it is not. Here's what it's about in a nutshell... All in a Homeschool Day helps you let go of the "should's" so you can focus on the best for your homeschool and your family. It's difficult to juggle it all as a homeschool mom. Don't go it alone! Join us as we talk about Charlotte Mason homeschooling, family life, discipleship, parenting, and still getting the kids fed. You can't do it all, but you can have a successful homeschool and still have a fulfilling life. We'll hear from Crystal Wagner of Triumphant Learning and other homeschool moms next door to hear how they do it. See the full show notes: https://www.triumphantlearning.com/ahd001/ Be a guest on the All in a Homeschool Day podcast If you have a homeschool/parenting struggle from which you have triumphed or advice you wish you had known when you first started homeschooling to share with the podcast listeners, I'd love to have you on the show. Click here to learn how to be a guest on the podcast! Submit a question for the podcast Do you have a question you would like addressed on the podcast? Click here to submit your question. I'll do my best to answer as many as possible on the show. How you can support the podcast You can support the podcast and help spread the word about the podcast in several ways. 1. Subscribe & Leave a Review Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And don't forget to leave a rating and review, which helps more people find the show. iTunes bases their search results on positive ratings, so it really is a blessing. Thanks for your help! (Need help leaving a review? These instructions should help.) 2. Share Share the podcast with your friends! Word of mouth is the number one way people learn about the show. Text a friend or share your favorite episode on Facebook or Instagram. It’s the best compliment ever when you do. Thanks! 3. Shop Shop the Triumphant Learning store. You will find resources to help you disciple and train your children, implement a Charlotte Mason education, continue your learning as a teacher/facilitator, and make learning fun.

There was a stack of books sitting next to me on the driveway. We had just finished reading Aesop’s Fables and I told the girls to go play for ten minutes. I set the timer and got up to stretch as well. This was the routine for most of our school days for the first three years of our homeschooling. We completed two lessons (a reading and an activity), then took a 10-minute break for them to run and play. Even when my oldest was in third grade, we reverted back to this schedule on days she found it difficult to focus or if we took our lessons to the park. Listen or read more at https://www.triumphantlearning.com/movement-improve-focus/

Have you ever had one of these days… There are just some days you want to join the fussy crowd. You wake up and are feeling confident about the day. Then you walk past your child’s room and say, “Good morning!” The response you receive is less than enthusiastic and you think, maybe she will cheer up before breakfast. She just needs to wake up. Then you sit down to eat. She’s not in a bad mood. She’s not even upset or angry. She’s just rather blah. The other daughter wakes up in a good mood, snuggles with you for awhile, and is pleasant and cheerful through breakfast. But later in the morning when she is supposed to be practicing her piano lesson she begins by BANGING on the keys in frustration. Your first response is to feel despondent—“Great! Another one of THOSE days.”—and join the grumpy crowd. Listen or read the rest at http://www.triumphantlearning.com/reacting-or-controlling-the-atmosphere-of-your-home/