Podcasts about each new year

Happy New Year! Each New Year brings a sense of hope, expectation, dread, fear, and even anxiety. In our efforts to cope with these various emotions, we may create resolutions and intentions as an insurance policy for the upcoming year. We may construct grand intentions often neglecting and negating the small beginnings to obtain our goals. We may adopt the mentality that big is always better and small is insignificant. However, small beginnings can be just as important, valuable, and meaningful. www.talkingwithdrtoy.com

This is the first Warm Thoughts column for 1998: An unknown author once wrote this New Year's thought…”What the New Year will bring us depends a great deal on what we bring into the New Year.” Among the many Christmas greeting cards received were many warm thoughts.A Prayer for PeaceDear Lord, let this be a year that moves us one step closer to each other. Let this be a year that brings us understanding in our hearts. Let this be a year that fills us with a yearning burning feeling for peace with one another and a oneness, Lord, with You!The New Year is a refreshing thought. It speaks of a new opportunity, a new beginning, a new start. It is a moment to consider again where we are going. Each New Year finds us at a different place in our life's journey. How we approach the opportunity of each New Year determines which way we are going.The New Year is best entered when some fresh dreams have challenged the heart, when some step of faith has been applied to plans, and when some consideration has been given to goals and objectives. The New Year is ours to turn some corners and start an upward climb in our journey through life.More New Year's Thoughts: “The past is my heritage, the present is my responsibility, and the future is my challenge.” Lord, grant me the common sense to profit by my yesterday, the wisdom to live to the utmost my today and vision to cope with my tomorrows. I know not what the future holds, but I know WHO holds the future. Best wishes for renewed hopes for peace, joy, and success in the New Year!Warm Thoughts from the Little Home on the Prairie Over a Cup of Tea by Luetta G Werner Published in the Marion Record on January 1st, 1998.Download the Found Photo Freebie and cherish your memories of the past.Enjoy flipping through the Vintage Photo Book on your coffee table.I hope you enjoyed this podcast episode! Please follow along on this journey by going to visualbenedictions.com or following me on Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest. You can listen to the podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Stitcher, and Overcast. And don't forget to rate and review so more people can tune in! I'd greatly appreciate it.Till next time,Trina

Each New Year, Dr. Roger hosts an episode about certain resolutions he feels would be best for veterinary medicine and the pet loving world. In this episodes, Dr. Roger highlights a few of his top pet resolutions for 2024. Dr. Roger Welton is a practicing veterinarian and media personality, CEO/attending veterinarian at ⁠⁠⁠Premier Veterinary Care⁠⁠⁠, and author of the top selling book, ⁠⁠⁠The Man In The White Coat⁠⁠⁠.  Dr. Roger selects listener emails to be addressed on the air, so if interested in having your voice heard on the podcast, email comments or questions to comments@web-dvm.net.  For more content from Dr. Roger visit his blog at ⁠⁠⁠Web-DVM.net⁠⁠⁠ and you can also follow his public Facebook profile by friend requesting "Roger Welton DVM".

Each New Year, many of us are resolved to be better. In this episode we talk about what resolutions to make and how to

Each New Year, many of us are resolved to be better. In this episode we talk about what resolutions to make and how to

Each New Year is an exciting time to set new goals — until our enthusiasm wanes. Michele Novotni, Ph.D., teaches us how to formulate a plan and develop a toolbox of strategies to help us combat procrastination and stick with our new habits and routine.

Each New Year brings the hope that life might be different, that we might be different. We know that New Year's resolutions are often short-lived—and we make them anyway (we are people of hope, after all). But there is a deeper longing underneath our resolutions. What if, like Bartimaeus, we claimed that deeper longing? What if, like the wise ones following the star to Jesus, we dared to truly follow God's lead? Our scripture reading is Mark 10:46-52. Support the showContact Village Presbyterian Churchvillagepres.orgcommunications@villagepres.org913-262-4200Have a prayer request? pastoral-care@villagepres.orgFacebook @villagepresInstagram @villagechurchpv

Each New Year presents the opportunity to make a change. Some choose to change habits or pursue a healthier lifestyle, but what if we instead pursued a deeper change? What if we sought to end our family drama? What if we sought to resuscitate our dying marriage? What if we sought to forgive those we swore to never speak to again? There is power to pursue meaningful change this year, and it begins with our posture to God's ways. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fccmonmouth/message

Our eco-man Malcolm Rands has been thinking about New Year resolutions you can actually keep that will help our planet:Each New Year many of us make grand resolutions for the coming year. What if these resolutions were actually climate friendly actions that were easy to keep?It's not all about sacrificeSometimes we look at the activists that are doing extreme and energy draining activities and although these people need to be applauded, we don't have to go there. Focus on the impact of your actions rather than the efforts. Some are actually very easy. change your power company or KiwiSaver , boycott an climate destroying brand and let them know why, email your MP. it's all about the impact of these actions rather than the effortHave funThe climate emergency can keep you up at night with worrying. But we have to find friendship, love, pleasure, and laughter not just alongside our efforts on climate, but ideally as an integral part of them. The good news is that whether it's riding a bike or attending a protest, there are so many sources of joy to be had that it's hard to know where to start.You are not aloneWe are lucky in NZ to have quite a communal culture. Don't think of your actions as an individual taking on the big powers but rather a boycott by you and your friends and family. If you want more partners there are many organisations you can join and be part of a team. Maybe one day you and your best friend may end up, handcuffed to the gates of a agrochemical plant togetherBe kind to yourself and even the so-called othersGuilt is a terrible emotion and can drive many peoples actions. The other side of this is shame, and shaming others. This can cause you to loose your power and just alienate people. Be careful to identify who is really responsible for the climate emergency, for example just 100 companies are responsible for 71% of global emissions, so let's not point the finger at each other. We can however boycott those companies and get them to change.Systems thinkingIt's not all about your individual actions, or what government and industry are doing. It's a combination of all. But you can look at the systems in your life to make things easier to do the right thing. Yes still pressure for that bike lane and also look at the barriers that are stopping you. Have you got all weather clothes, is the bike easy to access at your home or is it even the best bike for the task.The same is true of almost any climate-friendly behaviour we might want to adopt. Stop berating yourself for not doing it. Instead, examine what holds you back, and then change it.With all New Years resolutions, it is often the small and numerous ones that happen whilst the big challenging change of life stuff, often doesn't even last to the end of JanuaryLISTEN ABOVE

Each New Year brings with it a rush of new energy, with the world ready to start new habits and get off to a fresh start.  The chance to begin again is truly a great feeling.What can come with the New Year is also a bit of pressure — pressure to have resolutions that stick, habits that are better, and everything proceeding in perfect time.  It can end up feeling like a lot of pressure.In this episode, you will have a chance to reflect on this special time and what success really means and feels like to you.  We can spend all of our time and energy chasing success on the outside, when in reality, we already know what it feels like from within.  Take a few minutes with the Successful Self meditation inside this episode to envision what your successful self looks like, what your mind and body are telling you about what you want and need, and what you would like to feel in this New Year.You might be surprised how successful you'll feel at the end of the meditation, knowing that you can feel your most powerful self by slowing yourself down and focusing within!  Timestamps: • [00:45] Christine talks about her own pattern of trying to wrap up all loose ends before the end of the year• [5:23] Dr. Li talks about breathing and the difference that pausing makes  • [7:51] “ You're engaging the power of your creative minds, and blending that with your wishes and your spirit of living freely and openly.”• [13:41] “We remind ourselves of how our intentions are not random, but very purposeful.”For more information on the Make Time for Success podcast, visit:https://www.maketimeforsuccesspodcast.comConnect with Us!Dr. Christine Li -Website: https://www.procrastinationcoach.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/procrastinationcoachInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/procrastinationcoach/The Success Lab: To learn how to work with Dr. Li inside her weekly live coaching and accountability membership, go to https://www.procrastinationcoach.com/lab

Each New Year comes with a fresh outlook and new hopes for new opportunity. We often make resolutions to lose weight, get healthy, start a new relationship, etc. But, have you ever considered what resolutions we should make for the soul? In this message, Pastor Derek Holmes looks at Psalm 16, one of the most often quoted Psalms of the Apostles in Acts, to see how our soul's need is best met and only met in the Eternal Savior, Jesus Christ.

Each New Year comes with a fresh outlook and new hopes for new opportunity. We often make resolutions to lose weight, get healthy, start a new relationship, etc. But, have you ever considered what resolutions we should make for the soul? In this message, Pastor Derek Holmes looks at Psalm 16, one of the most often quoted Psalms of the Apostles in Acts, to see how our soul's need is best met and only met in the Eternal Savior, Jesus Christ.

Each New Year brings New Healing, New Peace, and New Hope. In this episode I'm joined by Chelsea Ohlemiller from Happiness, Hope & Harsh realities. In our time together, we discuss ways to have your grief enter into a new phase of hope for the New Year...  What does your healing New Year look like? How do you want to feel? What do you want your grief journey to look like? How will you share the legacy you've been gifted?  Planting grief seeds in your grief garden.  And, so much more! You can learn more about Chelsea at: Happiness, Hope & Harsh Realities (hopeandharshrealities.com) and on her Facebook Community: Happiness, Hope & Harsh Realities | Facebook    You can learn more or schedule a session with Shauna at www.livealifeyoulove.org or email shauna@livealifeyoulove.org The Growing Up in Heaven Program is now available at www.livealifeyoulove.org where you'll learn a proven, step-by-step process to connect with, and experience your child as they grow up in Heaven. With love and blessings, Shauna xx © 2021 Shauna Domalain

What have you learned about yourself this past year? As we head into 2022, it's important to take time to reflect on your mistakes and achievements in 2021. Each New Year is an exciting blank slate full of potential for new achievements, life lessons, and personal growth. But before we can move forward and plan for the next year, we need to take a look back on what this past year taught us. Only when we have fully digested and understood the purpose of the failures and mistakes from our past can we move forward and create growth for our future self. In this episode, I am so excited to be joined by some of my closest girlfriends to have a deep and personal chat about what we learned from 2021. Ann Marie Esparza Smith, Fanny Varela, Jessica Tapia, Diana Gallo, and I recorded this episode at La Bodega Brewing Company in Whittier, California. Throughout this episode, we each share our biggest lessons from this past year, our manifestation exercises to achieve our goals, why we need to trust ourselves, and so much more. I encourage you to have these vulnerable conversations with your friends and family to not only strengthen your relationships but also share the wealth of wisdom that 2021 taught you. Let's handle our shit and take on the New Year amigas! Tune in to Episode 62 of Amiga, Handle Your Shit, and learn the life lessons that my friends and I learned from 2021 and how we are heading into 2022! In This Episode, You Will Learn:To reflect on this past year (7:11)That happiness isn't easy (20:07)An exercise you can use to set goals for the New Year (24:53)That no dream is too big (34:23)Why you need to choose yourself (41:48)The importance of trusting yourself (53:10)That you are the architect of your life (1:04:20)Let's Connect!WebsiteFacebookInstagramLinkedInJackie Tapia Arbonne website See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Testing Peers! Each New Year, many of us reflect on the year we've had and think about the year ahead of us. We make resolution for the items we want keep doing or change we want to make. It seems quite timely to be talking about retrospectives and sharing our thoughts and experience in this episode.There are many different contexts that a retrospective can be useful to not just for Scrum but agile, projects and life in general. At Testing Peers (virtual) HQ we love retrospectives. We've held two for our podcast so far and have another planned. It's a way to reflect and to come up with ideas and actions for things to keep, change or to provide kudos to people or yourself. In the episode we share our ideas around facilitating, creating a safe space to reflect, taking actions and mention a tool we find useful - https://metroretro.io/We really appreciate all the feedback that we have received and invite you to get in touch with us:ContactUs@TestingPeers.comTwitter (https://twitter.com/testingpeers)LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/testing-peers)Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/testingpeers/)If you like what we do and are able to, please visit our Patreon to explore how you could support us going forwards: https://www.patreon.com/testingpeersSaffron QA is a provider of recruitment and consultancy services, exclusively for the software testing industry.You can find out more at https://saffronqa.co.uk/  or on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/saffron-qa/We've found Ben from Saffron QA to be a great partner who has signed up to the vision and values that we have set out in our Testing Peers charter and we hope that you will take the time to visit and connect with him.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/testingpeers)

Each New Year promises renewed hope; 2021 perhaps more so than any in recent memory. Ukrainians honour an ancient feast of rebirth at this time. Today's story is about new beginnings, new lands, regeneration, and joy.

Each New Year affords you an opportunity to refocus and run the race God has established for you. A new year bring new possibilities. You get a chance to develop new habits, a new outlook, new goals, and even a new year’s resolution. Our teacher, Dr. David Ireland, takes you on a journey unpacking three New Year’s resolutions that are sure to fire you up with anticipation.

Each New Year affords you an opportunity to refocus and run the race God has established for you. A new year bring new possibilities. You get a chance to develop new habits, a new outlook, new goals, and even a new year’s resolution. Our teacher, Dr. David Ireland, takes you on a journey unpacking three New Year’s resolutions that are sure to fire you up with anticipation.

Each New Year is the opportunity for a new beginning.

Each New Year is a new beginning with new possibilities. Often times, we use solutions to old challenges or problems in our new challenges. Watch Pastor Kory Kleinsasser message to gain new insights on how to identify new tools for our current area of growth in this new year.

Each New Year (and new decade in this case) brings excitement and the sense of having a fresh start. It acts as a cue for people around the world to spend time reflecting on the past, considering their priorities in the year ahead, and resolving to make specific changes. And for a period of time, however brief, many people will get better performance from themselves for the days and weeks ahead. Unfortunately, as we all know, for most people that improvement in performance will be temporary. I believe it's a particularly important learning opportunity for entrepreneurs, who must be able to create their own 'cue' for peak performance each day if they hope to thrive. I hope you enjoy! Mike Cooch https://lvrg.com/

Each New Year promises a fresh start - a line in the sand where you can let go of the past and embrace the future. This is the moment where we say good-bye to guilt and hello to grace. This is the moment where we forge a new path to rebuild our broken temples emotionally, physically and spiritually. Join us in this series for a light hearted look at how to break the cycle of unrealistic resolutions that fall victim to habits and busy lives. Learn the power of progress over perfection through sensible goals measured in accountability. Make 2018 your turning point.

Each New Year promises a fresh start - a line in the sand where you can let go of the past and embrace the future. This is the moment where we say good-bye to guilt and hello to grace. This is the moment where we forge a new path to rebuild our broken temples emotionally, physically and spiritually. Join us in this series for a light hearted look at how to break the cycle of unrealistic resolutions that fall victim to habits and busy lives. Learn the power of progress over perfection through sensible goals measured in accountability. Make 2018 your turning point.

Each New Year promises a fresh start - a line in the sand where you can let go of the past and embrace the future. This is the moment where we say good-bye to guilt and hello to grace. This is the moment where we forge a new path to rebuild our broken temples emotionally, physically and spiritually. Join us in this series for a light hearted look at how to break the cycle of unrealistic resolutions that fall victim to habits and busy lives. Learn the power of progress over perfection through sensible goals measured in accountability. Make 2018 your turning point.

Each New Year provides an opportunity to pause and reflect on our lives. It gives us the feeling of a fresh start - a renewed sense of hope that we can make positive changes. This year, I ask you to think not only of yourself, but also of our poorest and most vulnerable sisters and brothers.

I always love New Years.  A fresh start!  New beginnings! It is really the same reason I always liked the end of a semester at school.  While arbitrary, it felt like a fresh start, and a chance to do things differently. So, I used to sit down and right out my New Years' Resolutions.  I "limited" myself to 10. If I were lucky, one of the 10 would still be going, come February. One year, I thought, "This is not working!  I will only do 3 resolutions!" That was minimally more effective.  Instead of a 10% success rate, I would be 33% successful.  Much better, but still not great. And generally, the resolutions didn't move me forward very far. There had to be a better way. . . . Eight years ago, my church decided to choose a word to live into.  That word was a word to stretch into, to grow into, to become. THAT made the difference! I became conscious about that word, focused myself on the word, and saw myself growing. Since, my family has continued that tradition.  Each New Year's Eve, we share our word with each other. This year, my word is. . . . Well, you will have to wait.  It isn't New Year's Eve yet! Want to know how to change your resolution into something that makes a difference? Listen to my audio below.  Then if you want, please leave your word in the comments below!  

Surveys show that around eighty percent of us make New Year's resolutions. But the same surveys show that we break most of them in the first two months. Each New Year we have a chance to start over. But the question is, “What is your top priority?” For many of us it's relationships, health, friends, family, and finances. We're challenging everyone to not put Jesus first, at the top of your new-years-resolution-list-of- things-to-do. But instead, allow Jesus to infiltrate every single thing you do this year. Allow his Spirit to be active in every area of your life.

Speaker: Sam Haddon – Success | Significance? Week 1: New Beginnings. Each New Year brings the dawn of new opportunities and possibilities. Success and significance are both something we all desire… the question is how will you define them?Reading: 1 John 1:1-4 (NIV)