Podcasts about Disappointment

Walking away during severe delays means abandoning your breakthrough right before it arrives. Like titration in chemistry, every prayer, fast, and seed acts as an accumulating drop. Don't give up, your harvest color-change moment is closer than you think!

Porirua's mayor says she's grumpy on behalf of ratepayers, over a lawsuit around the Moa Point plant failure. Greater Wellington Council has pressed charges against Tiaki Wai water company and the city council - alleging illegal wastewater discharges. Anita Baker says ratepayers will get hit twice for the cost of repairs and lawsuits. She says it didn't have to go down this way. "Why couldn't we just get in a room? Tiaki Wai could have said - yes, we're responsible. They could have hit us with a wet bus ticket and stopped treating the ratepayers like a bank." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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What if living with purpose doesn't require a new job, a clearer five-year plan, or a dramatic change in circumstances?   In this special BOLDLY Breakouts episode of the Moving Forward Podcast, Melissa Harrison sits down with Dr. Jessica Rimmer, CEO of Solomon Strategic Advisors and author of The Purpose Formula: How to Live Fully Alive, to explore how women can recognize and live out their God-given purpose.   Jessica describes purpose as a "pilot light in the soul"—a source of energy that can help us recognize when it is time to bring our gifts to a situation. She also speaks honestly about a recent moment when she realized she had been numbing her feelings to cope with stress. Her experience is a reminder that even someone who teaches about purpose has to pause, pay attention, and make room to feel alive again.   The conversation explores three clues Jessica writes about in her book: design, desires, and disappointments. Design includes the personality, gifts, talents, and traits God has given us—even qualities we may have mistaken for flaws. Jessica also considers how to listen to desire with wisdom instead of dismissing it altogether.   Disappointment may be the most surprising clue. Jessica shares how painful experiences, when met with healing, can deepen our compassion and help us connect with people who need what we have learned. As she explains, "Our disappointments, when healed, become the most beautiful, approachable, relatable, credibility building part of us."   Melissa and Jessica bring the conversation into the workplace, where many women have responsibilities they cannot simply leave behind. Jessica's encouragement is that purpose is available there, too. The skills you use to bring clarity to a colleague or serve someone well may feel ordinary, but they can be part of how you live out your calling.   This conversation offers a practical place to begin: check your "pilot light." Notice what feels alive, what feels dim, and what is true about your life right now. You can start there without knowing the entire path ahead.   In this episode, we get into:   Your purpose isn't limited to your job title. Look for ways to serve and use your gifts in the work already in front of you.   Your design, desires, and disappointments offer clues. Pay attention to how God made you, what stirs your heart, and where your experiences have shaped compassion.   Start with a pilot light check. Notice what feels alive, what feels dim, and where you are today. Clarity begins with honesty.   Jessica also shares what women can expect from her breakout session at BOLDLY. She will walk through the elements of her purpose formula and help participants begin the process of writing their own purpose statements.   For the woman who feels stuck, Jessica's invitation is to begin by noticing her current reality: "But start with where you are."   4word is excited to welcome Jessica to BOLDLY this October in Dallas.   Learn more about BOLDLY at 4wordwomen.org/boldly/.   About Dr. Jessica Rimmer   Dr. Jessica Rimmer is the CEO of Solomon Strategic Advisors, an executive advisor, and author of The Purpose Formula: How to Live Fully Alive. A leadership strategist and organizational culture expert, she helps individuals and teams gain clarity about their purpose and strengthen the way they work together. She previously served as an executive in higher education and has partnered with organizations on strategic growth, leadership development, and culture.   Learn more about Solomon Strategic Advisors. Follow Jessica on LinkedIn and Instagram.   About Melissa Harrison Melissa Harrison is a journalist, nonprofit leader, and President & CEO of 4word. She is passionate about helping women integrate faith, leadership, and purpose in the workplace. As host of the Moving Forward Podcast, Melissa brings a storyteller's perspective to honest conversations about work, calling, growth, and the courage to keep moving forward.   Learn more about Melissa: melissaharrison.net Follow Melissa on LinkedIn and Instagram   About 4word 4word is a global community for Christian women in the workplace, helping women grow in their faith, thrive in their work, and become the women and leaders God created them to be.   Find out more about 4word: https://4wordwomen.org/ Follow 4word on LinkedIn and Instagram

Summary What if the season you called wasted was actually the season God was using to crown you? Divorce. Grief. Career changes. Disappointment. Financial shifts. Seasons when you aren't sure who you are anymore. In the finale of CROWNed Through Transition, Dr. Chonta Haynes takes you through her proprietary CROWN Framework and shows how difficult seasons can become preparation for what's next. CROWN represents: Character. Reign. Order. Worth. Navigation. Through Scripture, personal experience, and the lessons she learned through her own transition, Dr. Chonta explores how God can use what felt like loss to develop the woman capable of carrying the next assignment. Because transition doesn't have to disqualify you. It can develop you. And what you called wasted, God may have been weaving. What You'll Learn Why Romans 8:28 doesn't mean everything that happens is good How God can use transition to develop character What it means to reign while you're still in the storm Why order becomes protection during transition How hardship can challenge and ultimately clarify your sense of worth Why navigation means taking the next faithful step instead of demanding the entire roadmap How Dr. Chonta's divorce, burnout, financial rebuilding, and relocation shaped the work she does today Why your story may become the very thing that helps another woman heal Podcast Timestamps 00:00 — What If Your Season Wasn't Wasted?03:07 — Character: Preparation Through Transition04:50 — Reign: You Were Made to Reign Through It06:33 — Order: Protecting the Crown08:55 — Worth: More Is Left Than What Left You12:56 — Navigation: Taking the Next Faithful Step16:28 — What You Called Wasted, God Called Woven Books: https://chontahaynes.com/books https://chontahaynes.com/devotionals CROWNed by Design Collective: https://chontahaynes.com/collective Connect with Dr. Chonta Haynes Book a call https://chontahaynes.com/destiny YouTube: https://youtube.com/@ChontaHaynes Instagram: https://Instagram.com/ctahaynes LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/chonta-haynes Support the Mission Heart 2 Heart Truth Foundation Donate: https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=UZG5B9KX59U4S

What if the thing standing between you and your weight-loss goals isn't that you don't know what to do? What if it's the fact that you're expecting yourself to do it perfectly? Think about it. You're going to eat healthy. You're going to work out. You're going to drink your water. You're not going to overeat. You're not going to eat dessert. You're going to stay completely “on track” Monday through Friday. And whatever you do… Don't mess up. But here's the problem. Eventually, real life happens. You eat something you weren't planning to eat. You miss a workout. You have a stressful day. You're exhausted. You grab takeout instead of cooking. Maybe you simply don't eat the way you thought you should. And suddenly, instead of thinking, “Okay, that happened. I can make my next choice,” you think… “Well, I blew it.” And what happens next? You start over. Monday morning. Tomorrow. Next week. Next month. And this is where I want to challenge you today: Perfectionism doesn't create consistency. Perfectionism creates impossible standards. Impossible standards create disappointment. Disappointment creates guilt. And guilt often sends us right back to the mindset of, “I need to start over.” But what if you didn't have to start over? What if you could simply keep going? What if progress didn't require you to get everything right, but instead required you to learn how to keep showing up when things don't go according to plan? Because here's your newsflash: You can make progress without being perfect. In fact, learning how to let go of perfection may be one of the most important skills you develop on your journey. And that's what we're talking about today. If you're ready to stop chasing impossible standards and start building consistency that actually fits your real life, this episode is for you. And if you want deeper support as you work through this, I would love to connect with you through my one-on-one coaching. You can email me at TaraJ@DietDitching.com to learn more. And come join us inside our Facebook community, Lose Weight, Live Free. I'd love to have you there. Now, let's talk about why perfectionism may actually be keeping you from the progress you're working so hard to achieve.

Steve and Bobby recapped the Saints' disappointing 35-27 Week 3 home loss to the Las Vegas Raiders. The guys spoke to a WWL listener about the game. Nicholls State head coach Tommy Rybacki joined Second Guess to review the Colonels' 49-18 loss to Lamar. Coach Rybacki explained what went wrong and previewed Nicholls State's upcoming test against Houston Christian.

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We saw grains sell off after China left soybean tariffs unchanged, but markets recovered from lows as traders looked toward Wednesday's stocks report for direction.

The guys look back on a tough night in Europe and a glorious 5 goal salvo that moves Us clear at the top of the table. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What does real faith look like when life gets hard?In When Life Gets Real, Pastor Chris Zauner closes out our Show Me Your Faith series through the book of James with a powerful message about enduring faith, honest repentance, prayer, healing, and staying anchored in Jesus when life doesn't go according to plan.Throughout the book of James, we've been confronted with one consistent challenge: faith is more than what we say we believe—it is revealed in how we live. And in James 5, that challenge becomes deeply personal.What happens when you're waiting on God and nothing seems to be changing? What happens when prayers feel unanswered, suffering continues, relationships become difficult, or disappointment begins to wear down your faith?James tells us to remain steadfast.Faith waits without walking away.Like a farmer who plants seed and patiently waits for growth, we are called to trust God even when we cannot yet see what He is doing beneath the surface. Just because something looks buried doesn't mean it is dead. Sometimes God is doing His deepest work long before the fruit becomes visible.Pastor Chris challenges us to “establish your hearts”—to become so anchored in the truth of who Jesus is that circumstances, emotions, suffering, and disappointment do not determine where we end up.The storm may still come.The questions may still remain.The waiting may continue.But Jesus is still Lord.James also reminds us that hardship can shape us if we're not careful. Pain can become bitterness. Disappointment can become cynicism. Betrayal can become suspicion. And isolation can make fear, shame, temptation, and discouragement grow louder.That's why biblical faith doesn't hide.Real faith brings real life to God.If you're suffering—pray.If you're joyful—praise.If you're sick—ask others to pray.If you've sinned—confess.James gives no picture of a fake Christianity where we pretend everything is fine while falling apart inside. Instead, he calls the church into honesty, community, confession, prayer, repentance, and healing.“Therefore, confess your sins to one another and pray for one another, that you may be healed.” — James 5:16Some of us want healing without honesty, freedom without confession, and transformation without bringing anything into the light. But sin grows in secrecy.The gospel invites us into something better.Jesus already knows the worst parts of our story—and He went to the cross anyway. Repentance is not running away from God in shame. Repentance is running toward God because of His grace.As we conclude this series, the final challenge of James is simple but profound:Show me your faith when life gets real.When you're waiting.When you're hurting.When you're disappointed.When you need prayer.When you need to confess.When you need to repent.When you don't understand what God is doing.Will you still trust Him?Will you stay anchored?Will you bring your real life into the light and allow Jesus to heal what you've been trying to hide?

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The Mariners have officially been eliminated from playoff contention in what was a very disappointing season. Washington’s releases of unaccompanied migrant kids jumped nearly fivefold after Biden took office, and a former official admits why. The Pope sounds off about AI and media literacy. // Big Local: Carmela Conroy swore she never said ‘behead’ about DHS at a debate. Video shows she’s wrong. A motivational speaker from Renton with cerebral palsy says his Instagram account was unjustly banned by AI. // Fridays with Jake Skorheim on Sound Transit CEO Dow Constantine’s raise and daylight savings.

God Loves You—But Do You Believe It? Is Your "Truster" Broken? What if one of the biggest problems in your relationship with God isn't that God doesn't love you—but that you have trouble believing that he does? Years ago, two young children in Rob Skinner's extended family were adopted from Korea. Their new parents gave them a loving home, security, opportunities and a family that poured love into them. But the children struggled. There was anger. Mistrust. Rejection. As a young man watching from the outside, Rob couldn't understand it. Why couldn't they see how much they were loved? Then he learned what had happened before their adoption. Their father had left. Their mother remarried, but her new husband wouldn't accept the children from her previous marriage. One day, their mother brought the six- and eight-year-old children to an orphanage. She told them to wait while she went to the restroom. She never came back. Suddenly, their difficulty receiving love made sense. The problem wasn't that their new family didn't love them. They had been hurt so deeply that love had become difficult to trust. And that raises an important question: Is Your "Truster" Broken? Rob first heard the phrase "broken truster" from Gary Meyer, author of Imitating Paul. And he realized: "I think I've got one." Maybe you do too. Paul prayed in Ephesians 3:17–19 that Christians would have the power to grasp how wide, long, high and deep the love of Christ is. Why would believing God's love require power? Maybe because we bring our entire history into our relationship with God. Rejection. Disappointment. People who left. Unanswered prayers. Failure. Sin. Shame. Experiences with parents, authority figures, churches, friendships and relationships. And without realizing it, we can project those experiences onto God. We know the Bible says God loves us. We sing about God's love. We tell other people that God loves them. But somewhere deep inside, a question remains: "Yes...but does he really love me?" Put Your Full Weight on God Rob admits that even after decades of seeing God's goodness in his life, he can still struggle to trust. He feels the need to perform. Produce. Accomplish. Fix. Control. Prove himself. He compares it to sitting on an airplane during takeoff or turbulence and gripping the armrests as if somehow keeping his body tense will help keep the plane in the air. Of course, the airplane doesn't need his help. He can sit back. Relax. Put his full weight in the seat. And maybe God is trying to teach us the same lesson: "Put your full weight on me. I can take it." Stop trying to hold everything together. Stop trying to earn what God has already given you. Stop trying to prove that you deserve to be loved. Jesus said: "Whoever comes to me I will never drive away." — John 6:37 God isn't looking for an excuse to get rid of you. What Happens When We Don't Trust God's Love? When we don't believe we're already loved, we start searching elsewhere for what we think is missing. Maybe another relationship will make me feel loved. Maybe more money. Another promotion. A better body. More attention. A growing ministry. A bigger audience. Another achievement. Another person's approval. But there's always another goal. Another number. Another accomplishment. Another person whose approval we want. We keep reaching because we don't understand what we already have. You are already loved. Rooted and Established in Love Rob returns to Paul's words in Ephesians: "Rooted and established in love." Roots aren't flashy. Nobody walks through a forest admiring the roots. We notice the tree. The leaves. The fruit. But when the storm comes, those invisible roots suddenly matter. Rob doesn't want his roots to be in his performance, ministry success, money, approval or whether life follows his plans. He wants to be rooted in one simple conviction: God loves me. When you truly believe that, you don't have to prove yourself constantly. You can admit when you're wrong. You can apologize. You can take risks. You can fail and get back up. You can stop comparing yourself to everybody else. You can love people without demanding that they love you perfectly in return. You can rest. You can breathe. You can put your full weight on God. Three Questions to Ask Yourself 1. Where is your "truster" broken? Where were you disappointed? Who rejected you? Who walked away? What prayer wasn't answered the way you hoped? What experience made you question whether God really cares? 2. Where are you looking for something God has already given you? Approval? Security? Significance? Love? Peace? What are you chasing because you secretly believe that once you get it, you'll finally be okay? 3. What would change if you really believed God loved you? What would you stop worrying about? How would you pray? How would you handle failure? How would you respond to criticism? How would you respond when somebody else succeeds? What risks would you finally take? People may disappoint you. People may reject you. People may leave. People may fail you. But don't confuse people with God. God's love is wider than your failures. Longer than your past. Higher than your hopes. Deeper than your wounds. Maybe your "truster" is a little broken. Rob's is too. But God's love isn't broken. Loosen your grip on the armrest. Sit back. Put your full weight on God. And get rooted in his love.

This week, I take you to Glacier Bay, where a change in plans, a different glacier, and overcast skies left me feeling disappointed. But as I looked at Margerie Glacier through a new lens, I started to wonder: what if the experience I didn't plan for was perfect exactly as it was?That question brought me back to a stressful mistake from my TEDx application process, when I accidentally deleted my YouTube channel and hundreds of videos. At first, I thought I had ruined my life. But the new channel I created out of necessity performed exponentially better, and I still ended up giving the TEDx talk. What if the hard things we're facing are preparing us to progress in ways we couldn't have imagined?This week, I'm reflecting on the possibility that our challenges, disappointments, and unexpected turns may be exactly what we need. Could the thing that feels wrong right now become a blessing in ways we can't yet see?Please share this episode with someone who needs to hear it. You can email me at ken@chocolatecakebytes.com and follow me at https://www.facebook.com/ChocolateCakeByteshttps://www.instagram.com/chocolatecakebytes/Check out my new podcast: The Unstuck Career podcast athttps://kenwilliamscoaching.com/listen

Early liquidation faded through today's session as weather concerns came in to support grains to close more moderately on the day. Trade was initially disappointed at the lack of news from the trade summit with China, though reports are expected on Monday. Clint Hoffman with Tredas recaps today's trade.

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Why Am I Scared to Get My Hopes Up? — A 10-Minute Meditation for Fear of Disappointment and Bracing for Bad News Something good is coming. It's booked, it's in the diary, somebody's said yes — and yet when anyone asks, you hear yourself say, "if it happens, we'll see. I'm not getting excited yet." You haven't told many people, just in case you have to un-tell them. If you've ever felt scared to get your hopes up, this guided meditation is for that particular kind of bracing, and what it might feel like to let yourself hope anyway. For a place to return to whenever this feeling shows up, download Anchored, Calming Anxiety's companion app — no targets, no streaks, nothing to live up to, just there when you need it.Get it on the App Store at https://apps.apple.com/us/app/anchored-panic-anxiety/id6785035669 or on Google Play at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.martinhewlett.anchored. Hosted by clinical hypnotherapist and former paramedic Martin Hewlett, this episode uses 4-7-8 breathing (in for four, hold for seven, out for eight) to help the body soften its guard, then moves into affirmation work that separates hope from risk — because bracing doesn't stop the disappointment, it only stops the joy. ⏱️ Time Chapters* 00:00 – Bracing for Good News* 00:45 – Welcome & Anchored* 01:20 – Why Bracing Feels Like Protection* 02:27 – Breathing: 4-7-8* 05:02 – A Little Room to Hope* 05:51 – Affirmations for Looking Forward* 08:22 – Three Daily Caring Tips* 09:25 – Coming Back Gently* 09:54 – A Note From Martin 

The Pittsburgh Steelers are coming off a horrible loss vs. the New England Patriots in Week 2, and there is plenty of disappointment surrounding the black-and-gold. But is the disappointment just on that singular performance? Or is to deeper than just the box score? Jeff Hartman and Greg Benevent have you covered coast-to-coast as they attempt to bring a reasonable perspective on the Steelers from different time zones. But no matter where they reside, they both have their clocks adjusted to Pittsburgh Standard Time. Check out Meinelschmidt Distillery at meineldistillery.com and use the code KICKOFF2026 to save 10% at checkout! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The New York Giants' season has been turned completely upside down following a devastating Monday Night Football loss to the Rams and a potentially season-ending knee injury to franchise rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart. Ethan, Weis and Nick break down the raw emotional fallout, the immediate pivot to Jameis Winston under center, and why this particular setback hurts far worse than previous lost seasons. With winnable games on the immediate horizon, the crew debates how Matt Nagy and the offensive staff must redesign the game plan to keep New York competitive.Beyond the quarterback room, the panel tackles the major systematic issues plaguing both sides of the ball. From offensive line struggles and Theo Johnson's missed assignments to Malik Nabers being targeted only once while trailing, the offensive execution fell flat. Meanwhile, frustration boils over regarding the defense: despite massive draft capital and financial investments, the front four failed to create consistent pressure, leaving an already fragile, struggling secondary entirely exposed.Finally, the hosts establish their non-negotiable expectations for the remainder of the year. Adamantly rejecting calls to start looking at NFL Mock Drafts in late September, the guys explain why a "Tankathon" mindset destroys locker-room culture and demand that this roster finds a way to win 6 or 7 games with Winston. Drop a comment below with your thoughts on Dart's injury, Winston's ceiling, and whether the defensive coaching staff is on the hot seat. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave a 5-star review!03:26 Disappointment with Jaxson Dart's Future08:11 Team's performance and quarterback issues12:28 Discussing Jameis and Giants' Strategy13:31 Adjusting the offensive strategy16:15 Discussing quarterback strategy22:24 Discussing defense and pressure strategies23:29 Drafting Arvell Reese28:17 Sports fan reactions and comparisons31:03 Reflecting on our place in the universe

What if one line about a microphone tattoo changed hip-hop history forever? In this episode of Hip Hop What Ifs, hosts D and 12Kyle break down the legendary feud between LL Cool J and Canibus. We examine how a subtle line on the posse track "4, 3, 2, 1" sparked one of rap's most notorious battles, leading to Canibus' explosive "Second Round Knockout" featuring Mike Tyson and LL Cool J's relentless response on "The Ripper Strikes Back". In this episode, we unpack how LL Cool J's territorial ego and studio edits created the rift, whether LL "sneaked" Canibus to re-energize his own GOAT-status career, why Can-I-Bus fell flat despite massive battle momentum and Wyclef Jean's production, and broader hip-hop topics including Kendrick Lamar's "Control" verse, MC Hammer's cultural impact, and rap industry conspiracy theories. Chapters: 00:00 - What If Canibus Never Dissed LL Cool J? 04:17 - Exploring Conspiracy Theories & Shift in 90s Rap Music 06:59 - The Impact of MC Hammer on Hip Hop Culture 09:02 - The "4, 3, 2, 1" Studio Edit & Microphone Tattoo Controversy 13:26 - Kendrick Lamar's "Control" Verse & Competitive Rap Dynamics 17:12 - How Lyrical Beefs Reshape Artist Trajectories 22:20 - Master P, Video Edits & Removing Canibus from "4, 3, 2, 1" 28:26 - Respect, Golden Era Standards & Battles for the Crown 36:17 - What If Canibus Never Poked the Bear? 41:29 - Disappointment of Canibus's Debut Album (Can-I-Bus) 43:51 - Production Flaws, Wyclef's Role & LL Cool J's GOAT Resurgence 53:42 - Final Reflections on Hip Hop Alternate Realities   Brand new voicemail: ‪(314) 649-3113‬ Subscribe to the Everyone Needs an Aquarius Patreon https://bit.ly/3tXnnCz  Email the show at straightolc@gmail.com           Follow SOLC Network online Instagram: https://bit.ly/39VL542                                    Twitter: https://bit.ly/39aL395                                     Facebook: https://bit.ly/3sQn7je                            To Listen to the podcast Podbean https://bit.ly/3t7SDJH                                YouTube http://bit.ly/3ouZqJU                                Spotify http://spoti.fi/3pwZZnJ                                Apple http://apple.co/39rwjD1                                                         IHeartRadio http://ihr.fm/2L0A2y 

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Send us Fan MailWELCOME TO THE NEWEST EPISODE OF THE FROM WHISTLE TO WHISTLE PODCAST ON THE DYNASTY DNA PODCASTING NETWORK!! This show will feature the Host of The Dynasty DNA Podcasting Network TJ Blake, Dynasty DNA Team Member and Co-Founder Ty Blake, Dynasty DNA team member and Four Corners Radio Founder Mike Shanoudi, And Dynasty DNA team member Justin Tessier! Join us for this fun and factual dynasty show every week where the guys will be rewarded and deducted points based off their arguments on certain dynasty fantasy football questions! The one who ends up with the most points at the end of every episode will be declared the winner! In this episode the guys talk about things such as is Jayden Daniels heading down the RG3 path? We also talk is Emeka Egbuka overvalued in dynasty leagues? Finally, is Justin Herbert destined to be a forever dynasty disappointment! It's a great episode so tune in with us, have a few laughs, and let's get you on your way to dynasty championship in 2026!!!! DNA Strand Crew on Discord Free to Join Just Click This Link!!https://discord.gg/rFAyWzn8Join the DNA Strand Crew on Twitterhttps://mobile.twitter.com/DynastyDNA_Subscribe to The Dynasty DNA YouTube Channel(9) Dynasty DNA Fantasy Football Podcast - YouTubeFollow The DNA Guys On TwitterTJ Blake https://twitter.com/TJBlakeDNATy Blake https://mobile.twitter.com/DynastyDnaTyMichael Shanoudi (1) Michael “angry all the time” Shanoudi (@Shanu471) / XJustin Tessier (1) Justin Tessier (@Tessierja91) / X

When you're constantly managing someone else's moods, walking on eggshells, suppressing your needs, or trying to keep the peace, Your nervous system is dealing with A LOT. And eventually, you may find yourself reaching for food, not because you're physically hungry, but because it gives you something you desperately need: Relief. In this episode, we're talking about why food can become such a powerful source of comfort during a toxic relationship, and why emotions themselves can start to feel unsafe when you've learned that expressing them comes with consequences. Because when anger leads to conflict, sadness gets dismissed, and having needs gets labeled as selfish… you may start learning to make uncomfortable feelings disappear instead of actually feeling them. And food is really, really good at helping you do that. But understanding why you eat is only the beginning. If you're ready to stop feeling like you're constantly fighting yourself around food, join me for my free LIVE masterclass: How to Stop Giving Into Your 8pm Sugar Cravings  We'll dig into what's actually happening when those nighttime cravings hit, and what you can start doing differently so food doesn't have to be your fastest route to feeling better. ️ Listen to the episode, then join me live for the masterclass. Register here: https://calendly.com/jillian-2/masterclass Chapters (00:00:02) - Introduction: Food and Toxic Relationships(00:01:19) - Why Food Becomes Soothing and Predictable(00:04:31) - Managing Others' Emotions and Dysregulation(00:06:17) - Learning Emotions Are Unsafe(00:08:10) - Tears, Shame, and Emotional Suppression(00:10:25) - Shame Around Desire, Stress, and Disappointment(00:12:50) - Generational Trauma and Coercive Control(00:15:24) - Staying for the Kids vs Leaving for the Kids(00:17:45) - Food as a Coping Tool and What It's Really Doing(00:20:18) - Finding Joy Beyond Food: The Line Dancing Story(00:21:47) - Closing Thoughts and Masterclass Invitation(00:22:51) - Break the Cycle Call Promo

We're back with another AFTN Soccer Show packed full of Vancouver Whitecaps, Major League Soccer, and Canadian Premier League chat, and the internet only died on us three times during the recording of this one, which is in part why it's a little bit shorter than our usual! It's been another up and down week for the Whitecaps, where the highs have been great and the lows have been anger-inducing. A limp performance against CF Montreal saw them crash out of the Canadian Championship midweek, masters of their own downfall with the referee giving them a helping hand or two along the way. They needed a response in MLS action on Saturday and they got it, in a comfortable 3-0 win at RSL. Steadying the ship? Back on course? Or are we set for another blip and dip against D.C. United this coming weekend? We delve into all of that and more, including some standout performances, both good and bad, and a look around the lie of the land in the MLS Western Conference. We also round-up the weekend's action in the CPL, where Vancouver FC are hanging on to a playoff spot, Pacific FC have been officially eliminated from postseason contention, and some experienced big-name players have come to the league. But how are clubs making these signings work and does the league have a transparency problem? Music-wise, Scottish band Lung Leg continue their residency as our Artists of the Month, Lawrence and the Comfortable Society feature as our C86 era song, and Wavelength. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.22: Intro - the burning, Ted Lasso 08.10: Whitecaps masters of their own downfall in CanChamp loss 31.00: Whitecaps bounce back with much-needed win at RSL 52.35: MLS round-up as Whitecaps extend lead at top of West 60.20: D.C. United preview 69.00: CPL chat and round-up as experienced names come to league 102.50: Wavelength - Ya Cetidon, Cruzito, and Karma Atchykah - Supra All The Way 105.40: A Tale of Two Davids

Ever catch yourself mid-stride—whether you're working on a canvas, navigating a life transition, or building a dream—and think, “I completely ruined this”?In this intimate, raw, and paint-splattered episode of The I Am Show, your fearless hostess Sonya Janisse invites you straight into her creative studio. While splashing vibrant dopamine colors across raw canvas, Sonya opens up about what really happens when our expectations collide with reality. Watch the video here.https://youtu.be/j3G22bTvxNcFrom managing chronic pain and an overtaxed nervous system to the vulnerable grief of starting over in your 50s, Sonya pulls back the curtain on why unmet expectations are the true root of disappointment. When we stop trying to force our lives into muted, safe palettes to please other people and instead lean into pure divine feminine flow, we realize the picture isn't ruined at all—it's just waiting for the light to shine through.Grab your tea, take a deep breath, and let's drop the heavy armor together.In This Episode, We Dive Into:Paint & Tap in the Studio: Why Sonya converted her home office into an expressive art studio, and the story behind pieces like Let Your Light Shine Through and Dancing Daisies.Dopamine Colors vs. Muted Tones: Why forcing yourself into muted, quiet boxes drains your soul, and how embracing bold color revitalizes your natural energy.The Anatomy of Disappointment: How unspoken, rigid expectations secretly fuel our frustration, body image battles, and self-doubt.Nervous System Safety & Environment: Recognizing when your body slips into fight, flight, freeze, or fawn—and why healing requires slowing down without self-judgment.Trusting the Ultimate Author: Surrendering the compulsive need to control the outcome, releasing the 50s "shoulds," and remembering that your past has always turned out better than you imagined.The Lakeside Sanctuary Vision: An update on the upcoming Empowerment Catalyst Retreat and how you can plant seeds of support for women navigating life quakes.Memorable Quotes & Soundbites:"When we attach an expectation to an outcome, we create our own heartbreak. Release the timeline and let yourself just be in the middle of the canvas.""I cannot create in muted colours. If it's not a dopamine colour, it drains me. Stop trying to mute your life just to make other people comfortable.""Every single piece in my past has turned out better than I could have planned. I don't need to force the river anymore—I trust the Author of my life."Connect & Support the Mission:Claim Your Spot at the Lake: Only 9 seats remain around the farm table for the upcoming Lakeside Empowerment Catalyst Retreat. Step away from the screen, rest your nervous system, and reclaim your rhythm: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSemfhYyTYKNkQmagorNnK5rJFH7QQ_iknXlHRXSPdE5jX-fLw/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=107443211980428842561Support the Retreat Scholarship Fund: Help seed our future non-profit vision to sponsor retreat spots for women navigating sudden health crises, caregiving, and life quakes: https://buy.stripe.com/3cI00ldp8bdr4ni4rV2wU0pGrab Your Blueprint: Ready to decode where your energy is leaking? Connect with Sonya for research updates, blueprints, and more at: https://linktr.ee/Sonyajanisse⭐ A Quick Heartfelt Favour:If you enjoyed this episode or any past editions, please take 30 seconds to leave a rating and review! Your review helps the algorithm deliver these messages to the women who need to hear them most.

Ever catch yourself mid-stride, whether you're working on a canvas, navigating a life transition, or building a dream, and think, “I completely ruined this”?In this intimate, raw, and paint-splattered episode of The I Am Show, your fearless hostess Sonya Janisse invites you straight into her creative studio. While splashing vibrant dopamine colours across raw canvas, Sonya opens up about what really happens when our expectations collide with reality. Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/TH6Ud6s8hdoFrom managing chronic pain and an overtaxed nervous system to the vulnerable grief of starting over in your 50s, Sonya pulls back the curtain on why unmet expectations are the true root of disappointment. When we stop trying to force our lives into muted, safe palettes to please other people and instead lean into pure divine feminine flow, we realize the picture isn't ruined at all—it's just waiting for the light to shine through.Grab your tea, take a deep breath, and let's drop the heavy armor together.In This Episode, We Dive Into:Paint & Tap in the Studio: Why Sonya converted her home office into an expressive art studio, and the story behind pieces like Let Your Light Shine Through and Dancing Daisies.Dopamine Colours vs. Muted Tones: Why forcing yourself into muted, quiet boxes drains your soul, and how embracing bold color revitalizes your natural energy.The Anatomy of Disappointment: How unspoken, rigid expectations secretly fuel our frustration, body image battles, and self-doubt.Nervous System Safety & Environment: Recognizing when your body slips into fight, flight, freeze, or fawn—and why healing requires slowing down without self-judgment.Trusting the Ultimate Author: Surrendering the compulsive need to control the outcome, releasing the 50s "shoulds," and remembering that your past has always turned out better than you imagined.The Lakeside Sanctuary Vision: An update on the upcoming Empowerment Catalyst Retreat and how you can plant seeds of support for women navigating life quakes.Memorable Quotes & Soundbites:"When we attach an expectation to an outcome, we create our own heartbreak. Release the timeline and let yourself just be in the middle of the canvas.""I cannot create in muted colours. If it's not a dopamine colour, it drains me. Stop trying to mute your life just to make other people comfortable.""Every single piece in my past has turned out better than I could have planned. I don't need to force the river anymore—I trust the Author of my life."Connect & Support the Mission:Claim Your Spot at the Lake: Only 9 seats remain around the farm table for the upcoming Lakeside Empowerment Catalyst Retreat. Step away from the screen, rest your nervous system, and reclaim your rhythm: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSemfhYyTYKNkQmagorNnK5rJFH7QQ_iknXlHRXSPdE5jX-fLw/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=107443211980428842561Support the Retreat Scholarship Fund: Help seed our future non-profit vision to sponsor retreat spots for women navigating sudden health crises, caregiving, and life quakes: https://buy.stripe.com/3cI00ldp8bdr4ni4rV2wU0pGrab Your Blueprint: Ready to decode where your energy is leaking? Connect with Sonya for research updates, blueprints, and more at: https://linktr.ee/Sonyajanisse⭐ A Quick Heartfelt Favour:If you enjoyed this episode or any past editions, please take 30 seconds to leave a rating and review! Your review helps the algorithm deliver these messages to the women who need to hear them most.

For the second year in a row Team USA has not made the Final 8 of the Davis Cup, even with top players Ben Shelton and Learner Tien on the team. Houston we have a problem.Missed our other US Open Recap? Find it here - https://youtu.be/P85BFnvKBUU?si=ey4D07SM-8g8tsBl Its was a slow week, sort of, post US Open but we still has the WTA in Guadalajara and Sao Paolo with Iva Jovic trying to defend her title in Mexico. And the Davis Cup took over the ATP tour. I build my perfect US Davis Cup team, let me know what you think. Also some news updates on what's next for Jack Draper, Jannik Sinner and more.Chapters00:29 Introduction and Episode Overview02:05 Iva Jovic Defends her Guadalajara title07:27 The US has a Davis Cup problem16:43 Ground Pass US Davis Cup Team22:09 Draper out for the season and questions about Sinner27:33 Up Next on Tour33:05 OutroLinks:Ground Pass Newsletter on Substack - https://groundpass.substack.comHolger Rune mini doc - https://youtu.be/JMEui5IuhaI?si=PRlF45-WFBOkwB2x

The US has confirmed that it has weapons in space, although it hasn't explained what kind. So let's do an episode on space with space archaeologist Dr Alice Gorman aka Dr Space Junk and astrophysicist Rami Mandow. What a shallow excuse!In this episode we also discuss how planets and asteroids and their features get their names, Millisecond Pulsar PSR J0437-4715, whether alien civilisations are hiding in Moon dust, the Bepicolombo mission to Mercury, and much more.Full podcast details and credits:https://the9pmedict.com/edict/00277/Please consider supporting the the current crowdfunder:https://the9pmedict.com/spring2026Or if you miss that or prefer to not use Ko-Fi:https://the9pmedict.com/tip/https://skank.com.au/subscribe/

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Disappointment might be one of the first ways that we experience innocence lost. We hope, we expect, we desire, and then--we are let down. It doesn't happen. The ice cream cone smashes on the pavement. It rains, and we can't play outside. Some disappointments sting like skinned knees. Other disappointments run deep like wounds, turn into scar tissue: the career or relationship that never went the way we wanted. How do we meet the pain of disappointment, find our way through the thicket of pain, and gather some sort of gold on the other side? References: Anne of Green Gables by L. M. Montgomery Perennials Episode 67: On Disappointment and Patience Great Expectations by Charles Dickens "Unrequited" by David Whyte

It's a Football Rewind Monday as the Dolphins suffer an embarrassing loss to the 49ers, while the Canes take down the Demon Deacons but have a rough second half and deal with major injuries. Tobin is sulking over how horrible the Dolphins were as fellow depressed Dolphins fans call in to voice their anger, and Leroy reminds him that this is what the fans asked for before handing out his Game Balls and Game Bums. The gang is happy that hockey is back and pumped by the Cats' first preseason showing, while Tobin continues to relish in the disappointment that was the Dolphins yesterday and wonders if the fans will just try again next year. Plus, Tobin goes after Dan Marino for hobnobbing with Brock Purdy, gets hyped over a Jovic workout video, and the gang plays their favorite Monday game, Alright! Oh No!, while also dipping into the Mixed Bag to hear from around sports!

The gang is so happy that hockey is back; and are pumped by the first preseason showing from the cats! Tobin is still relishing in the disappointment that was the Dolphins yesterday; and is curious if the fans will just try again next year! We then dip into our Mixed Bag and hear from around sports!

How did a heart-broken Norwegian novelist find the ultimate friend in Jesus Christ? Catholic author and historian Stephanie Mann joins Anna Mitchell on The Son Rise Morning Show to continue exploring the conversion of Nobel laureate Sigrid Undset. Stephanie shares how Undset, isolated at home while navigating the painful breakdown of her marriage, began reading Catholic authors like Monsignor Robert Hugh Benson. In Benson’s classic work The Friendship of Christ, Undset encountered a radical truth: while human relationships are fallible and can fail us, divine friendship in Christ is infallible and enduring. Discover how Benson’s writings on the Eucharist and the heroes of the faith planted the seeds for Undset’s journey to the Catholic Church. Stream now!Support the show: https://www.sacredheartradio.com/donate-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Yom Shabbat Service -8 Tishrei, 5787 / September 19, 2026 Parshat Ha'azinu - Give Ear Torah: Deuteronomy 32:1-52 Haftarah: Hosea 14:2-10; Joel 2:15-37

Outline: “Power Encounters” I. Opening and Introduction Welcome, blessing, and encouragement to the congregation. Emphasis on being part of a church family. Lighthearted interaction with the congregation. Encouragement to bring physical Bibles rather than relying solely on phones. Avoid distractions from texting and social media. Introduction of the sermon title: “Power Encounters.” II. What Is a Power Encounter? A power encounter is described as experiencing God's power in a real and tangible way. It moves beyond intellectual or philosophical arguments into an experience of God's authority. Biblical power encounters demonstrate Jesus Christ's authority over spiritual forces. The Book of Acts provides examples of God's power confronting darkness, wickedness, and demonic oppression. III. The Reality of Spiritual Battle The sermon identifies an ongoing conflict between: Light and darkness. Truth and deception. Good and evil. Holiness and sin. Christians are encouraged to recognize that spiritual opposition exists. Personal example: A church prayer gathering for the nation was met with opposition from an atheist organization. Main point: As the church moves forward, the preacher believes spiritual opposition will attempt to resist its progress. Christians should not respond with fear but with awareness and preparation. IV. Being Forewarned and Forearmed Reference to 2 Corinthians 2:11: Christians should not be ignorant of the enemy's devices. Warning signs are presented as preparation rather than reasons for fear. Ephesians 6:10: “Be strong in the Lord and in the power of His might.” The believer's strength comes from: God. God's Word. God's presence. Spiritual battles cannot ultimately be fought through human strength. V. The Purpose and Message of Acts Acts records the beginning and expansion of the Christian church. The Gospel spreads: From Jerusalem. Throughout the Roman Empire. Ultimately toward the nations. Paul continues preaching even while imprisoned. The church's mission is to proclaim the Gospel. The Gospel offers: Forgiveness of sins. A new relationship with God. A transformed life. The Gospel continues despite opposition. VI. Dependence on the Holy Spirit The church's work depends completely on the Holy Spirit. God uses ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things. The disciples' transformation illustrates this: Before Pentecost: fear, self-doubt, shame, and hiding. After receiving the Holy Spirit: boldness, conviction, and courage. Central question: What made the difference? Answer: The power of the Holy Spirit. VII. Spiritual Power for Spiritual Battles Believers need spiritual power to: Serve God. Serve the church. Witness to Jesus. Face spiritual opposition. Psalm 144:1 is used to describe God training believers for spiritual battle. Spiritual strength and victory are developed through: Scripture. Prayer. Learning to operate spiritually. VIII. Fighting From a Place of Victory Christians are encouraged not to fight from a mindset of defeat. Instead, they should recognize the victory already accomplished through Christ. Illustration: the preacher's childhood baseball team His team was undefeated. Although he was not the strongest player, he had confidence because he knew astrong team was behind him. He pitched a one-hit game. Application: Confidence comes from knowing who is behind you. Christians can face spiritual battles because Christ has already won the victory. IX. Christ's Victory Over Spiritual Powers Colossians 2 is used to explain Christ's victory. Christ: Removed the record of sin. Nailed it to the cross. Disarmed principalities and powers. Triumphed over them. The cross appeared to be defeat but ultimately represented Christ's victory. Because Christ has victory, believers can fight from a position of victory rather than defeat. X. The Power of the Holy Spirit vs. Human Wisdom 1 Corinthians 2 is introduced. Paul emphasizes that his ministry did not depend on: Human wisdom. Persuasive speech. Intellectual ability. Instead, it depended upon: Demonstration of the Spirit. God's power. The goal is for faith to rest in God's power rather than human wisdom. XI. Personal Encounter With God The preacher encourages listeners to experience God personally. Personal experience is presented as something that cannot easily be argued away. The emphasis is not on: Emotionalism. Fanaticism. Sensationalism. Rather, the emphasis is on a genuine personal encounter with the living God. XII. Keep Moving Forward Believers are encouraged not to stop serving because of: Hurt. Offense. Betrayal. Disappointment. Discussion of “church hurt.” The church is made up of imperfect people. Jesus is the only perfect person. God works through imperfect people who can understand and sympathize with oneanother. Main exhortation: Keep serving. Keep coming. Keep giving. Keep helping. Keep blessing. Keep moving forward. Illustration: Things that stop moving eventually weaken, deteriorate, or become unusable. Spiritual growth likewise requires continued movement, even if it is only a small step. XIII. God's Presence and Manifestation God is described as omnipresent—present everywhere. However, the preacher distinguishes God's general presence from moments when God makes His presence especially evident. The early church experienced God in a powerful and tangible way. Christianity is presented as more than doctrinal statements: It is a living relationship with God. It involves experiencing His presence. XIV. Three Results of a Power Encounter 1. Reality God's presence and power make His reality tangible. 1 Corinthians 2: faith should rest in God's power. Luke 24:32: the disciples' hearts “burned” as Jesus opened the Scriptures. The preacher desires listeners to experience a similar spiritual awakening. Psalm 34:8: “Taste and see that the Lord is good.” Faith is presented as something to be personally experienced, not merely intellectually observed. Worship creates an atmosphere for people to seek God's presence. 2. Refreshment Spiritual encounters bring renewal and refreshing. Acts is referenced regarding “times of refreshing” from God's presence. Believers can become weary through: Spiritual battles. Job difficulties. Sickness. Discouragement. Old patterns of thinking. God's presence provides renewed strength. Key idea: New levels require new strength. 3. Restoration God restores the soul. The preacher connects restoration with bringing something back to its proper condition—and ultimately making it better. God can restore: Joy. Peace. Spiritual strength. What has been lost or stolen. Believers are encouraged to seek a fresh touch from God. XV. Closing Prayer and Invitation The congregation is asked to stand. The worship team returns. Prayer for: The Holy Spirit's presence. Hunger and thirst for God. Spiritual strength. Refreshment. Awareness of spiritual opposition. Congregants are invited to: Leave their seats. Pray. Kneel. Seek the Holy Spirit. Receive prayer from the ministry/prayer team. Final emphasis: “Lord, I need Your Holy Spirit.” “Lord, I need Your touch.” Central Message Believers should seek a personal encounter with the power of the Holy Spirit, recognize that Christ has already won the victory, and continue moving forward in faith, receiving God's strength, refreshment, and restoration.

God is looking for the courageous. Is that you? We believe God has an incredible vision for our community and a specific plan for your life. Whether you're looking for deep, biblically sound teaching or a church family that truly loves you, you’ll find it here. From discipleship and personal growth to a fun, faith-filled environment for your kids, Passion Church is where lives are transformed. We’re a joyful, Spirit-led family committed to sincere worship and global missions. Join us this Sunday at 10:30 a.m.! Come meet Pastor Guy Sheffield and the rest of the family at 983 Goodman Rd W, Horn Lake. All we’re missing is you—let’s grow together! Don’t forget to subscribe and stay connected with Passion Church Desoto. Like us on Facebook & Subscribe to our YouTube page @ ‘Passion Church Desoto’. #Jesus #PassionChurch #GodsPresence #Worship #Discipleship #ChurchFamily #HornLakeMS #GuySheffield #SundayService #Preaching #Bible #encouragmentSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the UNPACKIN' it Podcast, host Bryce Johnson sits down in-studio with long-time NFL coach and App State Special Assistant to Athletics, Steve Wilks!Steve takes us through his incredible football journey - from playing defensive back at Appalachian State to coaching in three Super Bowls, serving as head coach of the Arizona Cardinals, and leading as interim head coach for the Carolina Panthers.More About Steve:Steve Wilks is a Charlotte native, Appalachian State alum, and veteran football coach with more than 30 years of experience, including 17 seasons in the NFL.Wilks played defensive back at App State from 1987–1991, helping the Mountaineers win Southern Conference championships in 1987 and 1991. He later returned to Boone as the program's defensive backs coach in 2001 and now serves his alma mater as a special assistant to athletics.During his NFL career, Wilks has coached with the Chicago Bears, San Diego Chargers, Carolina Panthers, Arizona Cardinals, Cleveland Browns, San Francisco 49ers, and New York Jets. He served as head coach of the Cardinals in 2018 and went 6–6 as the Panthers' interim head coach in 2022. He was also part of three Super Bowl teams—as Carolina's assistant head coach and defensive backs coach during its run to Super Bowl 50, assistant with the Bears in Super Bowl XLI, and as San Francisco's defensive coordinator during its appearance in Super Bowl LVIII.Beyond the game, Steve opens up about:His new role supporting App State athletics and navigating the modern NIL/revenue-sharing landscape.His thoughts on Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young and week-one takeaways in the NFL.Why true identity shouldn't be tied to a career or title ("You can't chase purpose and identity at the same time").How God used major disappointments and firings in his career to redirect him toward greater purpose and family presence.The leadership principles behind building authentic relationships with players like Josh Norman and Luke Kuechly.Connect & Support:3T Foundation: Learn more about Coach Wilks' foundation and its upcoming "Dinner with a Purpose" event on November 13 in Charlotte at https://www.3tfoundation.infoUNPACKIN' it: Check out our weekly sports, faith, and Fantasy Football Fellowship podcasts.Find out more about UNPACKIN' it Ministries: HERESubscribe to our YouTube channel! HEREClick HERE to support UNPACKIN' it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Brady is back for a rare Friday discussion with ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney, talking about the future and the outlook for the Mariners organization, as well as the resume of Jerry Dipoto. Also, what is going on with Andres Munoz? Why aren't Laz Montes and Michael Arroyo playing every day? And what did he make of the latest MLB labor conversation? To explore coverage, visit aspcapetinsurance.com/FOUL. The ASPCA® is not an insurer and is not engaged in the business of insurance. Calling all Mariners fans: Refuse to Lose Territory is your new home for Mariners analysis all year round. Subscribe on Youtube today. Part of the Foul Territory Network.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us Fan MailStagecoach lineup dropped this week and is met with major dissapointment by country fans. Vic shares his thoughts on the lineup Vic describes what he is looking for in a new car and it souds strangely familiar ICYDK: Ancient Romans used human urine to wash their clothes. WHATCRAZY NEWS: Youtube creators now eligeble to be nominated to emmys. Vic shares why this is huge news and why it mattersFirst week of football/fantasy football in the books and things are not looking good. Busy week with weddings and shows!TRIVIA: 40% of women say they would never by the off brand of THIS. What is it?Find Vic: @vicdradioFind the pod:@ilysayitbackpod

Tashlich ("sending") is a practice of release between Rosh HaShanah (Jewish new year) and Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement). Traditionally, we cast bread or other objects into flowing water as a way of symbolically casting away what we no longer want to carry. In this meditation, you'll be invited again and again to bring something to mind—and let it go. A sin you regret. A transgression you haven't made right. Procrastination. Guilt. Shame. Disappointment. A harsh word. A missed opportunity. Something you wish you had done differently. You don't have to justify it, solve it, or punish yourself for it. Simply bring it into awareness. Acknowledge it. Then imagine placing it in the current and watching it drift away. Again and again, we practice the same movement: remember, release, return. Not forgetting what happened, but loosening its grip—making room for what comes next.

Do you say yes when you mean no? My daughter Dominique and I open up about the fear of disappointing people, and why it runs so many of our decisions without you even noticing. In this episode, I break down where the fear of disappointing people actually comes from, why it feels so physical in the moment, and how to start telling the difference between genuine kindness and people pleasing driven by fear.

We all get disappointed when we feel we are not able to create the life we want. We get disappointed when we watch the world reeling from one disaster to the next. Disappointment is a feeling we need to honor and embrace. But is disappointment a steppingstone to the next step on our path? When we don't resist this feeling anew doorway opens for us.Join Renee Baribeau and Sandra Ingerman on this show as we all know the times we live in create different forms of disappointment for all of us!Follow Us on ShamansTV.comSupport the show

Have you ever achieved something you really wanted, only to wonder why it didn't feel as good as you thought it would? We can spend months or even years working towards a goal, expecting that reaching it will change how we feel about ourselves or our lives. Then we get there, the initial excitement fades, and we're left wondering, is that it?           In this episode, I'm exploring goal disappointment and arrival fallacy, the belief that achieving a particular goal will finally make you feel happy, fulfilled, confident, or enough. I look at why we become so attached to external markers of success, how perfectionism and self-worth can intensify this cycle, and what changes when you start paying attention to who you're becoming along the way.         Listen in to discover how to pursue meaningful goals without relying on the end result to change how you feel about yourself. You'll learn why celebrating your progress matters, how to recognise everything you're gaining through the process, and what it means to arrive within yourself rather than waiting for an achievement to get you there.                                                               Get full show notes, transcript, and more information here: https://maisiehill.com/297                   Join us in the Powerful membership, or join the waitlist: https://maisiehill.com/powerful

We all want to live a happy life, so does God, but stuff is holding us back. Just like the Israelites in Exodus, he's taking us to a good place, but we must follow him in order to get there. Getting to a great place in life hinges on our willingness to deal with our issues.

Larry Stone, legendary writer, joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain to talk about the Mariners horrible year, continued struggles, and the historic disappointment of the ‘26 season overall, the timeline for discussing the next manager after Dan Wilson, and the managers are that Seattle could hire including a successful manager down in Arizona.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Sacred Thinking catch-up, a personal story of disappointment, and learning to trust God when life doesn't go as plannedIn This Episode, You'll Discover:Why our thoughts matter in the ordinary moments of everyday lifeHow we can partner with the Holy Spirit to recognize and transform unhealthy thought patternsWhat disappointment can reveal about our expectations, identity, and desiresWhy trusting God doesn't mean we won't experience sadness or disappointmentHow to bring difficult thoughts captive and replace them with God's truthWhy we can come to God's table exactly as we are—hurting, hungry, thirsty, or simply needing HimA powerful book recommendation connecting neuroscience and faithAn exciting update about Sacred Thinking: Quiet Strength for Daily Living00:00 Introduction and Personal Update02:15 A Message from Carol McLeod about Sacred Thinking05:49 My Personal Story of Disappointment09:32 The Biblical Perspective on Disappointment and Trust13:41 Invitation to the Come to the Table Event18:01 Book Recommendation: The Life-Changing Art of Self-Brain Surgery22:04 The Power of Thoughts and Entrusting Them to God23:25 Closing Encouragement

Tobin opens things up by wondering what is going on with Malik Willis's shoes and why he just won't tie them up! The Dolphins did not look good versus the Raiders yesterday; and Leroy took the time to tell everyone “I told you so” about not playing the starters in the preseason! Tobin then tries to get Leroy to play “do you like their chances” but he of course refuses! The guys then talk about some College Football craziness from Saturday; as Leroy peacocks about his Wolverines and we point our fingers and laugh at Ohio State!

Things Discussed: Offensive line: one guy issues. Disappointment high, recalibrating, but not 3-9 bad. Bryce had a hand in everything that was wrong. Staring down the receiver isn't just a problem; he shouldn't even be looking there. Making decisions before the snap and not coming off them. Why is there a State Street/Main Street discrepancy? Don't know. Sam: They didn't have a plan for Bryce to be that bad, which tells you they didn't think he would be? Brian: Last year he was very up and down. Look at him like RS Fr Vince Young. He wasn't the Rose Bowl winner until that Rose Bowl. Guys like this don't come fully formed. Not writing him off. You need to do what he can do now and lean on it. Run the Dampier offense. Seth: We set up the expectations, Bryce and the program and the system did too, and maybe that's just wrong. What to do vs Oklahoma? They're a next-evolution Don Brown defense built to suffocate a QB run game (Cole Sullivan at CHEETAH sometimes). Hit them deep: slot fade, JJ down the sideline. Hockey hazing lawsuit: Not surprised because that was widespread in hockey and at Michigan in that era. Seth points out it was a massive historical success that we conquered that culture 25 years ago. It was brutally hard to do that. Open that can of worms. See how ugly things were. People should know we can fix this. Not naming Mel and Red in lawsuit: Figure UM will settle, if you add them they'll fight to preserve their reputations.