Podcasts about eat cake be brave

If you follow me on Facebook Live, you know that I have been teaching and gearing up for my course INK Replacing What Stained You With What Can Change You. I launched this course for the first time back in May of this year. Hundreds of people took the course and loved it and benefited from it. Women, we know that when we buy something we tell the truth.  The feedback, reviews, and encouraging words that we received from INK only solidified that the course was God given and God inspired. The thing that most people want to know before they purchase anything is what will it be like. So today, we are doing something a little different and giving you a sneak peek. Each lesson in INK is in video and audio format. So, today's show is going to be the audio version of week one lesson one.  Show Notes: [07:24] I've always wanted David's name on my ring finger.  [09:48] A couple of years ago, I made this video of me alone in this room. The video was about what happened to me the year I turned 41. The video was titled Eat Cake Be Brave. My editor ended up seeing this video and that's how I got signed for the book deal.  [11:34] That night I said something that I had never heard before. I'll play this video now. [12:43] Music is the first talent that I knew I had. I can write a little bit, but music is my talent.  [13:51] My professor made glowing comments about my voice in music school. He then said I would never make it in the music business, because of the way that I look.  [15:05] He tattooed words all over me. Words that stayed on my skin deep into my flesh for years. Then I decided to audition for Diva's Live. [16:01] I got on stage, sang my song, and killed it. The producer then said, "to be on my show, you can sound like this, but if you look like this, it's not going to happen." [16:58] At this point, I had a tattooed sleeve on my arm of words like embarrassing, ashamed, glutton, fool, ridiculous, dreamer, and a waste of time.   [17:19] I'm just tired of being tattooed with words that aren't true. [17:27] Last year, I saw an interview with Shonda Rhimes. She said she was sick of living in fear and wanted to step outside of her comfort zone. I too wanted my mojo back.  [18:55] I drove to Houston and tried out for the voice. All it takes is one more try. [19:50] I decided last year on my birthday that I would live the year of yes. [20:10] I started a Facebook page and started to put up videos.  [21:11] I referenced tattoos on this video and how we allow ourselves to be marked up by things that are said to us and done to us. [23:29] Think about what may be marking you up that you may not even realize is there. [28:20] People speak things over us from the moment we are born.  [31:16] Hurt people, hurt people. If you were damaged with words, they were too.  [35:58] Did the things stick with you? Chances are it did. [37:18] How did we get here? Other people and secondly us. [37:54] Don't beat yourself up, because you didn't know any better. [40:12] You weren't prepared to replace a lie with the truth. [41:09] Don't beat yourself up. Give yourself grace. [45:45] Those words are what you did, not who you are. [49:57] Taking someone else's baggage doesn't fit. Don't cover yourself in ill fitting truths. [53:11] It's time to take the disguises off and remove what doesn't belong to you. [53:41] In this course, we are going to erase, and we are going to replace. [55:16] I'm constantly replacing old ink, and it just gets easier and easier. [56:57] We are going to go deep and clean up those old wounds. We aren't doing it alone. I'm here for you, and God is right beside you. [59:23] Each week comes with homework. There is more for you to do after the lesson. This week has four questions. It's important that we journal significant moments.  [01:01:00] The cart for INK is only open until Wednesday October 2nd, 2019. You will get five more lessons like this one in audio, video, and transcripts, along with homework, and access to the Facebook community. I'll also be doing a five weekly Facebook Lives related to the material. The course belongs to you forever. There is also a 30-day money back guarantee.  Thanks for joining us on Ordinary People Ordinary Things. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast on iTunes and leave a nice review. Just like your mother taught you. Links and Resources: Podcast Web Page Facebook Page @MsMelissaRadke on Instagram @msmelissaradke on Twitter Autographed Copy of Eat Cake. Be Brave. Eat Cake. Be Brave. Extended Book Trailer Sign Up for Insider Access Home Chef Use code MelissaR80 to get $20 off your first four meals INK Replacing What Stained You With What Can Change You Year of Yes: How to Dance It Out, Stand In the Sun and Be Your Own Person Let's All Be Brave: Living Life with Everything You Have

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Have you ever struggled with your weight? Have you felt judged by others? Do you find yourself at war with your body and unhappy with the way you look? In this powerful episode, author and reality TV star Melissa Radke boldly opens up about her struggle with her weight and body image. Mike and Melissa unpack the pain of people’s unkind words and how how to respond to the fear of putting yourself out there. Mike also shares about his new Fun Therapy 2-day event called “Strongest.” EPISODE LINKS: “Eat Cake. Be Brave.” Book Melissa’s Website Strongest Event: May 16-17, 2019 Mike’s Website

Welcome to season 2 of the Ordinary People Ordinary Things podcast. I loved doing the first season so much that we are doing another round. Now that I have one season down, the second season is going to be better than ever. I will be telling the stories that I’ve always wanted to tell. These stories will be told by people who I’ve learned the most from in my life. Ordinary people like you and me. We will be breaking the season down into three sections of body, mind, and soul. Next week kicks off with a special guest as we start with the body topic. You can find Melissa here: Podcast Web Page Facebook Page @MsMelissaRadke on Instagram @msmelissaradke on Twitter Show Notes [03:52] I am so excited about season 2. I'm going to tell the stories that I've always wanted to tell. Those stories are going to be about ordinary People, because the best lessons I've ever learned in my life are from ordinary people like you and me. [04:34] This season you are going to hear from some really amazing people with some really amazing stories. [05:02] If you want to hear how ordinary people like you and I have rebounded from the same heartbreaks, then do I have a podcast for you. [05:26] Eat Cake Be Brave was born on July 17th. Something shifted in me the day that the book was released. I felt so vulnerable or metaphorically exposed. [06:39] This was one of the scariest and loneliest that I've ever felt in my life. So then, I dove in head-first into a television show. [07:00] The more exposed I became the more acutely aware I became of the need to protect and heal myself. [07:31] I became more aware of my shortcomings and brokenness maybe more than ever before. [07:46] I started journaling again, seeing my counselor, reading books that help me, and finding quiet time to pray. [08:20] If I don't figure out why I do the things that I do now, will I ever? [08:33] I have to handle myself gently, but I do have to handle myself. [10:05] You may not learn how to parent your children or run on a budget from me, but you will always see me try to be kinder and try to be more patient. [10:59] If there's something you want to do, you should just try. [11:36] Our body, our mind and our souls are all intricately connected. [12:55] Nothing can make you happy unless it's done with the other two. [13:37] What good is it to have it all if your soul isn't healthy. [14:29] This season is going to be divided into three parts. Body, mind, and soul. Each focus area will consist of a few weeks. [14:41] We will have guests to make you think, make you cry, and we will make you laugh your head off. [15:03] The first topic is our bodies. [18:47] Here's to an incredible Season 2 of Ordinary People Ordinary Things. I'm excited. Thanks for joining us on Ordinary People Ordinary Things. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast on iTunes and leave a nice review. Just like your mother taught you. Links and Resources: Podcast Web Page Facebook Page @MsMelissaRadke on Instagram @msmelissaradke on Twitter This Sucks But God Is Good (online course) Eat Cake. Be Brave. Eat Cake. Be Brave. Book Club

How many times have you been told you cannot or should not do something you truly wanted to do? Melissa Radke, author of “Eat Cake. Be Brave,” was told she was not good enough and she believed it. At age 41, while blowing out the candles of her birthday cookie, Melissa decided that she would simply be brave. She will share how to start living the life you were created to live.

Once upon a time, Melissa believed a teacher who told her she would never amount to anything; a guy in high school who stood her up at the senior prom and made her feel unworthy of love; and a friend who said she was fat and an embarrassment.

Join co-host Dave Nassaney on the Neil Haley Show as they interview Melissa Radke, author of Eat Cake - Be Brave, and has 100 million downloads of a popular video on Youtube. She was also interviewed on Megan Kelly Today.