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Glen Mitchell begins our Advent series

Today I welcome Glen Mitchell to the show to share the latest step on the RESPONSE blueprint. You can find more from Glen here: @thrivethroughlife To join Glen's amazing challenge (which starts January 16th) you can find it here: thrivethroughlife.groovepages.com/vitalregisterinterest

Episode19: You Can't Be Free Sexually If You're Not Free! Explicit "You can't be FREE sexually if you're not FREE!" ~Glen MitchellI had the pleasure of having this conversation with Hypnotherapist Glen Mitchell. We discuss what freedom actually is and how to have it. Freedom begins and ends in the same place; the mind! Victor Frankle in his book "Man's Search For Meaning," says that the only freedoms we have are the ones we create in our own mind. We can control how we respond to a situation even if we can't control the situation. That is freedom.There is so much freedom in the power of CHOICE!Glen Mitchell is a Hypnotherapist, specialising in working with all anxiety conditions and helping people to create a Limitless Mindset! He's also a Hypnotherapy teacher and well-being enthusiast! Glen is the co-facilitater of the amazing "Freedom from Sugar Addiction Programme" with Charlotte Harris.He trained in hypnotherapy 6 years ago, and has been teaching hypnotherapy for the last 18 months. He is married with two children (sorry ladies) and has many reptile pets!Here's where you can find Glen on Social Media:FacebookInstagramDon't forget to book your discovery call for my "6 Week Breaking Free Mentorship" below!Book a Complimentary Discovery Call Click here to Register for the "Empowered Lifestyle Newcomers VIP Experience" on November 18th, 2022Breaking Free Authentically: The Sex Positive Relationship Podcast website Subscribe to our Mailing List Leave a Review on Podchaser Join our Private Facebook Community Visit my Website at www.karinebedard.com

Today I welcome back Glen Mitchell to discuss the next part of the RESPONSE blueprint in his role in promoting good health and stress management. You can find more from Glen here: instagram.com/thrivethroughlife

Today I welcome back Glen Mitchell to the show to talk about the benefits of exercise on self confidence and how you can find the right style for you. You can find more from Glen here: @thrivethroughlife

Sermon Title: They Watched! Speaker: Pastor Glen Mitchell Date: February 26, 2022 Please explore and subscribe to our YouTube Channel: GFCC Adventist For more information on Garland Faith Community SDA Church visit us at www.gfccadventist.org

Today I welcome back my friend Glen to talk about the importance of rejuvenation to help your self confidence and well being, where he leaves us with some golden nuggets. Here is a bonus from Glen on some top 10 tips to improve your sleep: https://thrivethroughlife.groovepages.com/qualitysleep You can find more from Glen here: @thrivethroughlife

Dan Saunders sat down with Glen Mitchell to discuss his work as Northern Ireland Director for Tearfund Tearfund is a Christian charity which partners with churches in more than 50 of the world's poorest countries. They tackle poverty and injustice through sustainable development, by responding to disasters and challenging injustice. They believe an end to extreme poverty is possible.

It was billed as “the Olympics the world had to have” and it certainly delivered. This episode of Clean and Gold looks back at the Games' highlights and features two of our gold medallists, rowers Lucy Stephan and Alex Purnell. Stephan, who grew up in Nhill - a town with no water for years, says she was “prepared for anything” when her races were delayed by an approaching typhoon. “I think, honestly, it's kind of like, ‘ok, what else have we got,” says Stephen, who won the coxless four event alongside Rosemary Popa, Jessica Morrison and Annabelle McIntyre. Being the first Olympic gold medallist from a town of less than 2000 people, one of the things she's looking forward to the most is heading home and sharing it with the school kids. “You don't have the luxury of seeing those people around you often go off and do sport and amazing things, especially a sport like rowing,” she says. “This [gold medal] may help push and guide those young kids to help them achieve their goals, whatever they may be.” Fellow gold medallist Alex Purnell says the lack of international competition may have played in their favour. “I think it was an advantage for us,” he says. “It was nice that there was no real form guide so we could fly under the radar, do our thing and it ended up working out well for us and we managed to cross the line in front.” Alongside men's four crew mates Alex Hill, Spencer Turrin and Jack Hargreaves, they held off a fast-finishing Romania to win gold, ending Great Britain's dominance in the event since the Sydney 2000 Olympics. The foursome dug deep for inspiration and drew on the Raiders for strength. “At that point when everything is hurting so much you try and draw inspiration from somewhere and just try and find an extra something,” he says. “Over the last 100 it was ‘Raiders, Raiders, Raiders!” And the prospect of Paris 2023? Both admit it's definitely “tempting” that's for sure. ABC commentator Glen Mitchell, a veteran of four Olympic Games, admits he was ambivalent in the lead-in the Tokyo Games given the lack of crowds and the fact the majority of the Japanese didn't want them to go ahead. “I was pleasantly surprised how watching the Olympic Games, it [lack of a crowd] didn't really stand out to me so much, it changed my perception in some ways to have crowds at venues,” he says. While highlights included watching Jess Fox and Peter Bol race, Mitchell also enjoyed the camaraderie of the athletes, particularly those competing in the new Olympic sports of skateboarding and BMX riding. “I thought that was really heart-warming the way the youngsters reacted to their competitors that had actually had a bad run, it's not the sort of thing you're used to seeing at the Olympics competition.” Finally former Olympian Ben Hardy, a Sport Integrity Australia's Intelligence Analyst, shares his top tips for competing clean. Hosted by Tim Gavel and three-time Olympic gold medallist Petria Thomas See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Royal South (SaraBeth & Glen Mitchell) stopped by the studio this past Friday before their performance at the Lycoming County Fair! Both respected solo artists in their own right, they've combined their powers with a dose of great harmonies and hooks for days! Check them out at ThisIsRoyalSouth.com! Here's the interview - recorded exactly as it happened, live in the Bigfoot Country studio!

Glen Mitchell is Director of Tearfund Northern Ireland, an international aid and development organisation that works in more than 50 countries around the world. Tearfund works with churches to help them bring change and transformation to their communities. They only work in places of extreme poverty helping churches in those places to bring about holistic life transformation. Here, Glen shares his heart to reach the oppressed and challenges us not to over-spiritualise the sentiments in Luke 4 where Jesus explains his mission. The challenge is to seek to bring real help to real needs.

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Are you heading into a busy and stressful season in your photography business? Maybe you're in the middle one now and need to relieve some of that stress.In episode 425 of the Bokeh Podcast, Glen Mitchell explains all of the factors in your life that impact your stress and how you can manage it. Listen in as he shares his passion for eliminating stress in your life through his Thrive Through Life Health Coaching DESTRESSS Protocol.The Bokeh Podcast is brought to you by Photographer’s Edit: Custom Editing for the Professional Photographer and Miilu: The Simplest Way to Create and Manage Timelines and Shot Lists for the Events You're Photographing. You can also subscribe to the Bokeh podcast on the Apple podcast app, follow on Spotify, add to your playlist on Stitcher, or listen on Overcast.Client Experience: Know your customer and care about them. (5:10)Outsourcing/Delegation: Outsourcing Editing with Photographer’s Edit (14:54)Book Recommendations: Jim Rones (18:46)Ultimate Jim Rohn Library on AudibleSign Up for the Newsletter >>DESTRESSS Protocol (35:10)Diet (35:55)East lots of green vegetables, with a little meat.Exercise (46:28)Exercise is a stress on the body, depending on your body type, adjust accordingly.Stress (51:14)Toxins (1:00:03)Rest (1:04:42)Sleep (1:06:12)1. Stop eating 3 hours before bed.2. Make your bedroom as dark as possible.3. Use a wake light alarm to wake you up.4. Keep your bedroom cool (chillypads and hypoallergenic sheets)5. Listen to soothing music or white noise.6. Make the bedroom an electronic free zone.7. Dim/Warm lighting your bedroom.8. Supplements for sleep.Emotional Balance (1:11:25)9 Toxic Emotions:1. Bitterness2. Resentment3. Discomfort4. Anger5. Disappointment6. Guilt7. Shame8. Anxiety9. SadnessSupplements (1:20:11)Glen’s Daily Supplements:1. Daily Nutritional Support by Equilibrium2. Omega 33. Vitamin DOther Supplements1. Vitamin B2. Magnesium3. Vitamin C4. Probiotics5. AdaptogensSuccess Mindset (1:25)Three Processes of Success Mindset:1. See it2. Believe it3. Achieve itPrincipals Glen Lives By (1:26:55)1. Only concern yourself with things you can control.2. Things are happening for us, not to us.3. Always be a student.4. Be happy with what you have, but open to receiving more.5. Have a compelling vision for your future.Mentioned in this Episode:Ben GreenfieldDaily Nutritional Support by Equilibrium NutritionHolmes- Rahe TestOura RingBinaral Beats - Binaral AppDESTRESSS ProtocolThe Dirty Dozen Clean 15 ListGreen PanHerb SheltonTony RobbinsDr. Rhonda PatrickThe Rain Barrel Effect - Dr. Steven Kimball See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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The seventh and final talk in our series about the seven signs of Jesus' life that marked him out as the son of God. The post Glen Mitchell: Seven Signs 7 Easter Day 2020 appeared first on Kings Church Bangor.

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Glen Mitchell continues our Seven Signs series. An audio recording from our live online get together. The post Glen Mitchell – Seven Signs 5 – 30/3/20 appeared first on Kings Church Bangor.

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Glen Mitchell continues our Seven Signs series from the book of John. Audio from a pre-recorded video used at our House Churches. The post Glen Mitchell – Seven Signs 3 – 15/3/20 appeared first on Kings Church Bangor.

Like what you see? Please give generously. http://www.thinktechhawaii.com Beyond The Emergency. We talk with Chief Glen about being proactive and having the right mindset in dealing with inevitable emergencies. The host for this episode is Rusty Komori. The guest for this episode is Glen Mitchell.

Holy Habits' is a series that looks at some of the key practices that help us experience change and transformation, forming us on the road of becoming more like Jesus. Continuing in the season of Lent, our friend and guest speaker Glen Mitchell dives into 'The Practice of Scripture', unpacking Jesus' example of understanding his identity and fighting temptation with the Scriptures.

What!!! DrBev, how can I manage my difficult emotions without going postal?Hate. Pain. Revenge. Don’t want to love. Can’t love because…– Rasheed Lee’s emotions spilled out silently in the room full of Jacksonville youths torn by tragedy (jim.schoettler@jacksonville.com.) Rasheed and 53 other Jacksonville boys and girls ages 7 to 17 spent the weekend mixing solemn group therapy — disguised as expressive arts and crafts exercises — with swimming and other fun during the second annual Camp Maddie. The camp is designed in part for young homicide survivors to express their feelings among peers familiar with such emotions, said Glen Mitchell, co-founder of Compassionate Families the kids realize they are not alone. “How do you cope when somebody’s left?” “I believe you start to learning how to live with the hand you have been dealt. When my dad died .... I didn’t talk to nobody. That went on for two years,” another teen said. “I had to realize that by him being gone, I can’t throw my life away. I’m pretty sure he’d like to see me succeed in the end.” A 10-year-old girl wrote, Daddy, I miss you so much. I wish I could see you again. Someday I will when I come to those beautiful clouds with golden streets. Daddy, you don’t know how much I miss you. I love you. Sociologists say "The perpetrators of violent actions have contracted a 'social psychological infectious disease' that shows itself in a desire to take revenge on society, and reflect the tragic consequences of ignoring mental illness and rising stress resulting from huge social inequalities.

What!!! DrBev, how can I manage my difficult emotions without going postal?Hate. Pain. Revenge. Don’t want to love. Can’t love because…– Rasheed Lee’s emotions spilled out silently in the room full of Jacksonville youths torn by tragedy (jim.schoettler@jacksonville.com.) Rasheed and 53 other Jacksonville boys and girls ages 7 to 17 spent the weekend mixing solemn group therapy — disguised as expressive arts and crafts exercises — with swimming and other fun during the second annual Camp Maddie. The camp is designed in part for young homicide survivors to express their feelings among peers familiar with such emotions, said Glen Mitchell, co-founder of Compassionate Families the kids realize they are not alone. “How do you cope when somebody’s left?” “I believe you start to learning how to live with the hand you have been dealt. When my dad died .... I didn’t talk to nobody. That went on for two years,” another teen said. “I had to realize that by him being gone, I can’t throw my life away. I’m pretty sure he’d like to see me succeed in the end.” A 10-year-old girl wrote, Daddy, I miss you so much. I wish I could see you again. Someday I will when I come to those beautiful clouds with golden streets. Daddy, you don’t know how much I miss you. I love you. Sociologists say "The perpetrators of violent actions have contracted a 'social psychological infectious disease' that shows itself in a desire to take revenge on society, and reflect the tragic consequences of ignoring mental illness and rising stress resulting from huge social inequalities.