Podcasts about going it alone

It's Too Late with Alan Mosley Episode 325: 0-2 On this week's episode of It's Too Late, Alan and Dave talk about Tim Walz's nickname for Kamala Harris, college-age latinas' opinions on the election, and information that will lead to the arrest of Hillary Clinton. After the Meme of the Week and the Viewer Mail, the guys discuss the latest assassination "attempt" on President Trump followed by musical guest Nitewake performing his latest single "Going It Alone." Your support keeps us on the air! Help us reach our fundraising goal on 100 new members in 1 year here: https://buy.stripe.com/6oE5oc4sh2LVcBW6oo You can catch live streams of It's Too Late as they premiere live on Wednesdays at 9pm ET on... Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/alanmosleytv YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/alanmosleytv Rumble: https://rumble.com/AlanMosleyTV Twitter: https://twitter.com/AlanMosleyTV And the show is available in audio/podcast form on the following platforms thanks to Spotify Podcasts Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2V5z3MkbgKntrpAbw6t2Ru Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/pl/podcast/its-too-late-with-alan-mosley/id1560003900 Google: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy81MzVjMTZlNC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== Please consider supporting the show by becoming a member of our Patreon over at https://www.patreon.com/alanmosley or donating directly on Paypal at https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/AMosley885 I now have a Substack! Check it out at https://alanmosley.substack.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alanmosleytv/support

Alex Bean sold his company, Divvy, for $2.5 billion. But after reaching this monumental milestone, why didn't the sale bring him the happiness he expected? In this episode, Alex shares his journey and the lessons he learned about life after a business exit. 

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In today's episode, Heather Johnson Durocher and I continue our deep-dive into the world of midlife transitions with a special focus on identity, career changes, and maintaining friendships during this transformative period.Our conversation kicked off with a reflection on how midlife is a time for re-evaluation and asking ourselves critical questions about what we truly want out of life. We discussed the importance of staying true to oneself and the challenges and opportunities that come with changing careers in midlife.A significant part of our discussion was dedicated to the complexities of midlife friendships. We explored how these relationships evolve and sometimes become challenging as we navigate through different life stages. The conversation was enriched by personal anecdotes and insights, making it feel like a heart-to-heart between two friends.Additionally, we touched on the creative pursuits that often become a focal point in midlife. I shared my excitement about the upcoming projects and expansions at the School of Midlife, including luxury retreats and a new field trip program.To wrap up, we reflected on the liberating aspects of reaching midlife, such as gaining a clearer sense of self and feeling more secure in our identities and choices. We concluded with a reminder of the importance of not waiting for the perfect moment to pursue our dreams, emphasizing that midlife can be the best time to embrace new challenges and opportunities.Thank you for tuning in, and I hope this discussion inspires you to make midlife your best life. Don't forget to check out the show notes for links and additional resources discussed in today's episode. See you next time!LINKS + MENTIONS:Part 1 of My Conversation with Heather Johnson DurocherSocials:Join Heather's Email List: https://movingthrough.substack.com/Listen to Heather's podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/moving-through-with-heather-johnson-durocher/id1668611998Follow Heather on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michiganrunnergirl/BEST LIFE Retreat - Sun Valley - Priority ListYour Next Chapter Book Club

John Oates has been at this for a while. Ever since his family moved from New York to a small town outside of Philly in the early 1950s, he has been feverishly creating American roots music, blues, rock n roll and unabashed pop. After teaming up with his Temple college mate Daryl Hall at the dawn of the 1970s - Oates co-created a mind-melting run of funky rock-pop hits that still play on constant radio rotation: 21 albums, ten of them number one records which sold over 80 million units. It's not a shock to see that Hall & Oates are technically the most successful duo in modern music history.  But Oates' half a dozen solo records are quite underrated (look to the stripped back Arkansas to see what I mean ), and with the new LP Reunion dropping this week, we see him sonically rejuvenated, leaning into his love of early 20th century acoustic music and how his family history formed who he is today.  For this listener and songwriter - getting to dive into how “Maneater”, “She's Gone”, “You Make My Dreams” was quite a thrill, but I was also moved at how generous Oates was towards the young artists he gets to work with (Sierra Hull for one) and how he has reacted to the fractious relationship with his former co-creator Daryl Hall with a sense of zen, even as the tabloids spin yarns of their many years in the making “breakup”.  While playing arenas may be in his past, Oates is excited to play intimate shows telling the humble stories on Reunion like “This Field Is Mine” which he teamed up with beloved mandolinist Sam Bush. 

In this episode we're exploring the differences between going it alone, getting the support and guidance you need, and what I call “seeking savior”.If you're anything like me and the women who come to me for help, you've likely tried to figure things out on your own when it comes to your health and fitness.You've probably tried different diet fads or trends, workout programs, supplements, etc. with varying degrees of success, but because nothing was ever tailored to you and your life, they didn't help long-term.A large majority of people who come to me have tried to figure out nutrition and fitness on their own, only to end up overwhelmed, confused, and burnt out by all the information out there.Today I'm sharing how to get the support and guidance you need without sacrificing your autonomy. We'll talk about the importance of self-trust, how to build it, what to do when challenges arise, and what to look for when seeking out professional support.Interested in working with Jeannie? Schedule a 30-minute Coffee Talk here.Connect with me on Instagram @joliverwellness and check out the options for my more affordable self-study programs here: https://www.joliverwellness.com/diy-programsMusic credit: Funk'd Up by Reaktor ProductionsA Podcast Launch Bestie production

On Episode 48 of the D.C. Debrief, host John Stolnis is joined by the Heritage Foundation's Richard Sterns about the future solvency of Medicare and Social Security after a report this week indicated both programs will run out of money next decade. Also this week on the Debrief: President Biden remarks on antisemitism in America Congressional hearing on antisemitism in grades K-12 U.S. halts offensive weapons to Israel ahead of potential Rafah invasion Speaker drama over... for now DEA raises alarms on the fentanyl crisis at a key House hearing Bias at NPR examined by House Republicans Trump court updates galore TikTok sues the government Also, this week marked the 50th anniversary of the start of the House's Watergate hearings against President Richard Nixon.

It's the pipe dream that we, and our faith, can flourish apart from Christ. Jesus used the example of branches on a grapevine. He said, “I am the true vine, and my Father is the gardener. Remain in me, and I will remain in you. ” And then He points out, “No branch can bear fruit by itself; it must remain in the vine.”  Why? Because God is the source of our life and salvation. In these weeks following Easter, it's good for us to hear these words. Abiding in Christ, or remaining Christ, reminds us that we can never “go it alone” when it comes to our new life in Him. Episode artwork in Public Domain.

As the back and forth between Israel and Iran brings the region to the precipice of WW3, the US and other allies shift from full support to backing off support of the Israelis. Pro-Palestinian rallies pop up across colleges across the country.

Adam is back from his trip to Las Vegas to see his beloved band Phish at The Sphere - he asks you the listeners - is going on vacations or even attending concerts alone a normal thing? 

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There is so much to be gained for your child on a dance team,  being a teammate, working together. It's these lessons that help them prepare for life as an adult and prompt us to give up our weekends and all our money to competitive dance team life. But there is also something to be gained from our dancers learning to "go it alone" at conventions, master classes & intensives without their teams. Today on the podcast, we want to talk about building emotional maturity in our dancers and preparing them for their futures through solo dance experiences.WHAT TO LISTEN FORWhy attend dance conventions, masterclasses, or conventions without your team?When is it best to not attend these extra dance experiences?What extra dance events are there and what is best for my dancer?When can we fit these into our existing dance teams schedules? (timing)Personal stories of how going to dance classes has been for our children.Top of the Topic: Top 3 things your dancer gains from GOING IT ALONE Apolla GIVEAWAY - LEAVE A REVIEWEPISODES MENTIONEDEpisode 23- Professional Dance: From Studio Dance to NFL Cheerleader with Taylor MulloneyEPISODE SPONSORSDream Duffel, the original rolling duffel with a built in garment rack! Choose from multiple sizes, colors, patterns, & styles!Reinforce Dance Experience Fall 2024 Convention Tour: IGNITE a passion for the arts, FOSTER collaboration, & GIVE BACK to our vibrant community. Apolla Performance Compression Socks, Made by dancers for dancers! Increase stability and support, while reducing pain and fatigue. RATE & REVIEWRate & Review Apple Podcast Rate on Spotify SOCIALS Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/twodancemomspodcast/

Have you ever felt like you are doing all the things right on your fitness journey for your health, your nutrition, your training...but something's missing? And that something is support or other people or someone to share it with? A lot of us are in that 5% percent of people that are really going after the best versions of ourselves, and we feel like the majority people around us aren't doing the same. Today's Quick Wits is all about elevating your game and your success by doing it as part of a community, and in this episode Philip shares two ways that you can do that. Two amazing communities you can join for like-minded support, accountability, and pushing yourself to become the best version of yourself:Wits & Weights Facebook community (free)Wits & Weights Physique University (join the pre-sale early notification list)--“Quick Wits” are short, 3-5 minute episodes between full episodes to give you an actionable strategy or hit of motivation.These mini-episodes give you practical advice on fitness, training, and mindset based on my everyday experience with clients that you can implement right away.If you enjoy these bonus episodes or have feedback on how to make them better, just send me a message on IG @witsandweights or hit me up in the free Wits & Weights Facebook community.Support the show

In order to understand why the righteous shall live by faith, you need to understand the dilemma that all humanity faces. The first group facing peril are those who want to go it alone without God from Romans 1:18-32.

This Sunday Pastor David shares a message entitled, "Things That Get In The Way:  Going It Alone!" Have you ever heard someone say, “I can worship God on my own. I don't need other people!” I have.  Even though this may be spoken with a deep conviction, it is not Biblical.It  raises the question: "Do we need to be involved with other Christians in a local church in order to effectively serve God? After all, salvation is an individual decision. Why afterwards must we involve other people? What's wrong with flying solo?" This message will address those questions and show how the life of the believer was never intended to be a "Going It Alone Faith!"You will not want to miss this wonderful service.

Are you homeschooling on your own and wish you had a community of believers to do life with? Do you desire deep relationships but have not found them in your neighborhood, or even at your church?  Are your kids feeling isolated and settling for hanging out with kids just because they are in the neighborhood, but not because they are good friends? In this episode, we want to explore what you should find in a Christian homeschool community.  And if something like this doesn't exist near you, rest assured you are not the only one who is looking for it! Maybe you are being called to start something so that you and your children can thrive in your homeschooling! Hebrews 10: 24 And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds, 25 not giving up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but encouraging one another—and all the more as you see the Day approaching.   Join us in our Facebook group! Respond to our post there and win a free hour coaching call to help you get an action plan and a clear mission to start your homeschool group! Join our Facebook group- Lead Your Homeschool Co-op  https://www.facebook.com/groups/72507320516066

Libbie and Finley are back and they are going Solo, well almost as they bring on a world champion to chat with   Follow libbie at Libbie Joyce (@libbie_ocr) • Instagram photos and videos Follow Finley at  Finley Greenleaf (@finleyocr) • Instagram photos and videos Find out more about UKOCR  by clicking Here Support UKOCR on Patreon Here or Buy us a beer if you like what we do

This week the boys kick off the 2024 International Cave Diving Month Special with a look at a fatality that occurred on a solo cave dive. Was it a medical problem? Did he forget to monitor his gas? Could a buddy have helped him? These questions and more are discussed. Join us.

After days, weeks, even years of preparation, each Vision Quester headed off for a three-day solo fast on a mountainside in Southwestern Colorado. Every experience was unique. But everyone had an experience, a Soul Encounter, that awakened us to our place in the Universe. Here, Vincenzo Falone and I tell our own stories of going solo.Links to Vincenzo FalonePersonal and Group Mentoring: https://liveinfullexpression.comThe ManKind Project: https://mkpusa.org/crossroads/Links to the Animas Valley Institutehttps://www.animas.orgBooks by Bill Plotkin (all books published by New World Library)"Soulcraft: Crossing into the Mysteries of Nature and Psyche," 2003"Nature and the Human Soul: Cultivating Wholeness and Community in a Fragmented World," 2008"Wild Mind: A Field Guide to the Human Psyche," 2013"The Journey of Soul Initiation: A Field Guide Visionaries, Revolutionaries, and Revolutionaries," 2021Personal LinksMy web site (where you can sign up for my blog): https://www.brianepearson.caMy email address: mysticcaveman53@gmail.comSeries Music Credit"Into the Mystic" by Van Morrison, performed by Colin James, from the album, Limelight, 2005; licensed under SOCAN 2022

Tonight, we'll read another excerpt from “Woodcraft” published by George Washington Sears, under the pen name "Nessmuk." Sears was a writer and adventurer who penned essays on hunting, fishing, and camping for popular journals and magazines. This chapter is called “A Ten Day's Trip in the Wilderness- Going It Alone.” At 40 years old, Sears served in the Civil War. Five years later he traveled up the Amazon River in Brazil. At the age of 59, a little more than 5 feet tall, weighing less than 105 pounds, and weak with tuberculosis, Sears decided to see if the Adirondack lakes and forests could improve his health. Only then is when his experiences (and plentiful writings) as an Old Adirondack Woodsman began. — read by 'N' — Sign up for Snoozecast+ to get expanded, ad-free access by going to snoozecast.com/plus! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We are social creatures, and God designed marriage to be the most intimate of all relationships. Trying to go it alone breaks the oneness we should have in our marriage.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we have a special guest, Dr. Nikhil Verma, who shares his inspiring journey from undergrad to establishing his own medical practice. Dr. Verma opens up about the challenges he faced, the pivotal moments that shaped his career, and the lessons he learned along the way. Join us as we delve into his story of perseverance, passion, and the pursuit of personalized medicine. Episode Highlights: Dr. Verma recounts his early struggles and the uncertainties he faced during his pursuit of medical school. Despite not getting accepted initially, he used the time to reflect and explore different options, eventually finding his way to St. George's University. The importance of resilience and perseverance shines through as he shares how he overcame setbacks and stayed motivated. Dr. Verma's interest in rehabilitation medicine and sports medicine grew during his residency. He shares how his personal experience with a sports-related injury shaped his perspective and ignited his passion for helping others through physical therapy and non-surgical interventions. Dr. Verma discusses the decision to open his own medical practice, highlighting the challenges and rewards of being an independent practitioner. From finding the ideal location to setting up the practice and acquiring necessary equipment, he shares the steps involved in laying the groundwork for his venture. Dr. Verma emphasizes the importance of tailoring treatments to individual patients, providing temporary relief while considering long-term solutions. He highlights advanced procedures and technologies that enable more targeted and effective interventions, showcasing the potential impact of personalized medicine. Dr. Verma encourages med students and early residents to stay open-minded and embrace change. He shares the significance of finding passion and purpose in one's work, reminding listeners that it's okay to evolve and pursue new interests within the medical field. Dr. Nikhil Verma's story is a testament to the power of determination, adaptability, and following one's true calling. His journey from facing initial rejections to establishing a successful practice showcases the importance of resilience and finding personal fulfillment in the medical profession. Join us in thanking Dr. Verma for sharing his insights and experiences. Tune in to the full episode to hear his story in his own words. You can find Dr. Verma on all your favorite social platforms, as well as our hosts. This podcast is for information and educational purposes only, it is not meant to be medical or career advice. If anything discussed may pertain to you, please seek council with your healthcare provider. The views expressed are those of the individuals expressing them, they may not represent the views of Spine & Nerve.

In episode 76 of Mission: Impact, Carol Hamilton and Erin Allgood discuss How it's not all on your shoulders to fix – even if it can feel that way sometimes. Why each organization does not have to tackle everything – deciding what is the part of the problem that you will work on and what are you really suited to focus on – and who else is working in your space whose work complements yours is so important How a theory of change can help you make decisions between the many options and directions you might go – and your many good ideas!   Guest Bio: Erin Allgood helps organizations and individuals who give a damn create real impact. As the founder of Allgood Strategies, Erin helps socially-conscious organizations with strategic planning, organizational development, and leadership coaching. Her services focus on catalyzing social change at the systems, organizational, and individual levels. Important Links and Resources: Listen to Erin's Podcast! https://www.allgoodstrategies.com/  https://www.linkedin.com/in/erinallgood/  https://www.instagram.com/allgoodstrategies/?hl=en  ✉️ Subscribe to Carol's newsletter at Grace Social Sector Consulting

Josephine Baran is currently the Director of Outward Bound Canada's Training Academy for Outdoor Professionals which is seeking to create access and training opportunities for groups that have been traditionally under-represented in the outdoor industry. She fell in love with Canada's natural spaces when she moved here as a teenager and firmly believes we are the best version of ourselves when we are outdoors. She led the National Community team for Mountain Equipment Co-op which had the largest series of races in Canada and is happiest when she is running the trails with her dogs, paddling at her cabin in Northern Ontario or snowboarding in the Rockies. About the Training Academy The Training Academy has two levels of fully funded programming, that we are able to offer at no cost to our participants; the Foundations and Essentials level. Foundations offers 6 days of workshops with a strong focus on growing outdoor technical skills and building comfort in the outdoors. There is a 5 day outdoor journey option also. It truly is about creating access for groups and communities that have been traditionally under-represented. The Essentials program offers 10 days of workshops that focuses on a broad range of topics like mental health first aid, trauma informed outdoor leadership and more. It also provides four days of technical training at a basecamp workshop and a ten day outdoor journey. This level readies participants to enter the outdoor industry with the skills to work with the diverse and evolving needs of our population. Diversity in the outdoors resources Kasiama, Jusdith. “On diversity and healing in nature.” The Great Trail. January 30, 2020.  Kelly, Ash. “The Adventure Gap: Why minorities are less likely to pursue outdoor recreation.” CBC. June 20, 2018. Brean, Joseph. “Canada's 'adventure gap': Why it doesn't make sense for the great outdoors to be such a white space.” National Post. May 28, 2018. Lockhart, Jessica Wynne. “How to help new Canadians access the great outdoors.” Cottage Life. September 22, 2017. Moye, Jayme. “Jaylyn Gough Asks: Whose Land Are You Exploring?” Outside Online. May 31, 2018. Kloos, Kassondra. “We Need More Women of Color Working in the Outdoors.” Outside Magazine. April 3, 2018. Tariq, Ambreen. “I Would But: I Am The Only Person of Color.” REI Co-Op Journal. February 22, 2018. Baker, Teresa. “Changing Faces of the Outdoors.” Alpinist. October 03, 2017. Kefauver, Olivia. "Diversifying the Outdoors: Brown People Camping." Outdoor Women's Alliance. 2017.  Haile, Rahawa. “Going It Alone.” Outside Magazine. April 11, 2017.  Tariq, Ambreen. "My Immigrant Story: Loneliness and Empowerment at the American Campground." Outside Online. April 07, 2017.  Scharper, Julie. "Nature Fix." National Parks Conservation Association. 2017.  Berger, Erin. "To Diversify the Outdoors, We Have to Think About Who We're Excluding."Outside Online. November 20, 2016.  Kloos, Kassondra. “We Need More Women of Color Working in the Outdoors.” Outside Magazine. April 3, 2018. Rassler, Brad. “The Adventure Gap and Narratives of Inclusion: James Edward Mills talks about why the face of outdoor adventure must change.” Alpinist. December 21, 2016. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tommo is going it alone, for the first time in months, sitting in the Shed recording on his own, discussing mental health, upcoming football match, Rock2Recovery and Sands. @kent_CBD  PROMO CODE: GRANITEZERO 10% off Green Beret Coffee @greenberetcoffeeco PROMO CODE: GZPODCAST10 10% OFF

 “The morning Lilly joined us in camp, he had come on foot through the thick woods, followed by his two dogs, and had neither eaten nor drunk for twenty-four hours; for he did not like to drink the swamp water,” said Roosevelt. “It had rained hard throughout the night and he had no shelter, no rubber coat, nothing but the clothes he was wearing and the ground was too wet for him to lie on, so he perched in a crooked tree in the beating rain, much as if he had been a wild turkey.”   - Theodore Roosevelt, 26th President of the United States, describing his first meeting with hound-hunting legend Ben Lilly.Our guest this week typifies the Ben Lilly persona as much as any modern-day hunter in existence. A single man, a man that hunts his pack of Treeing Walker coonhounds bear and coon on foot in the rugged environs of southwest Virginia, and a man that hunts alone. Frequent guest Kesten Jessee introduced Steve to Adam Barnhart and the result is this interesting episode that we've sub-titled, Going It Alone.  If you've wondered how Lily was able to travel the great southwest on foot, enduring incredible hardship in following his hounds, this episode will provide some insight.   Although armed with modern electronics to aide in following the hounds, which is considerably better than Lily's method of tying a hound to his belt to provide direction, the mere suggestion of bear hunting alone as does Barnhart, should pique the interest of anyone that has hunted bears with hounds under today's considerably better conditions. 

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Have you ever faced a challenge that looks like some great big hairy monster, and thought to yourself - I can’t do this? I just can’t go this alone. Turns out there’s a reason for that. Join Berni Dymet - as he looks at life - from a different perspective.Support the show: https://christianityworks.com/channels/adp/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In order to understand why the righteous shall live by faith, you need to understand the dilemma that all humanity faces. The first group facing peril are those who want to go it alone without God from Romans 1:18-32.

Michael breathes a sigh of relief, as Whitehall Towers are finally, Christmas decoration-free! But with more emails to get through, there's no time for messing about. This week, there's advice on starting a business, how to stick to that new diet and what you can call your partner, if "boyfriend" or "girlfriend' seem a bit cringey! Make sure you subscribe / follow so that you get the BONUS episodes every Thursday! The Wittering Whitehall's "Life Lessons" will educate, inform and delight, in a shorter (slightly) more concise package! Don't forget! How To Survive Family Holidays by Jack Whitehall (with Hilary & Michael Whitehall!) is now available in paperback, at all good book shops! You can email your questions, thoughts or problems to TheWitteringWhitehalls@gmail.com

In this episode, Pastor Harris will continue his sermon series entitled, “Impediments to Personal Success.” In this series, he is pointed out how the great people of faith guaranteed their successes by their attitudes. Pastor Harris will be addressing what he calls a Lone Ranger mentality, one he considers to be a great impediment to succeeding. So, in this message Pastor Harris will focus on a man who exemplifies a totally different attitude toward life, a man Pastor refers to as being “a team player.” This man is known to us as Nehemiah.From ancient times, the cities located in the Middle East were surrounded by stone walls with gates erected for the protection of the people. The important men of each city would gather at these gates to conduct the business of the city, share important information, or just pass the time of day. Unfortunately, the walls, gates, and the streets of the city of Jerusalem had been totally destroyed by King Nebuchadnezzar the Great in the year 586 BC. There was no place to meet.When Nehemiah was told of the state of the Holy City he immediately asked permission to rebuild its walls. As he was leaving Babylon, he met some Arab men who mocked him for what he was about to do. Nehemiah 2:20 records his statement, which stands even today as a testament to who has the right to the city known as Jerusalem: Nehemiah rights this:“I answered them by saying, ‘The God of heaven will give us success. We his servants will start rebuilding, but as for you, you have no share in Jerusalem or any claim or historic right to it.'”The key to this statement is the pronouns. Nehemiah always spoke of “we,” not “me.” He was no Lone Ranger; he was a team player, as we shall see in this message.

On this episode, Melissa and Amron get serious and talk about just how hard it can be to glow up. Do you need a "team" or a support system to glow up? Or to become your best self only something that you can only do alone? Tap in as we stay real about mental health and how going it alone may work for some and not for others.

It's deep. Yessir. But my brain wouldn't let me write about anything else this week. Bottom line - there are lots of reasons why we don't ask for help when we need it. There are even lots of things that could happen if we don't ask for help. But there's only one way to ask for the help and it goes like this..."Can you help me?"You think it's better to go it alone? Trust me, there are NO  awards or rewards for doing things all by yourself.Link in the bio. I promise to be lighter handed next week. I think. I hope.LLM

The Wives answer your burning questions in a bi-weekly minisode. This week Chondra & Misha chat about crowds and whether to brave a show alone…or skip it.

A milestone in life is often considered a large event; a wedding, the birth of a child, or the purchase of a house, but are you aware of the mini-milestones that can occur in your grief journey? The milestones most no one notices, but are felt just as deep. These are usually common, almost everyday experiences that can affect you as much as the first anniversary of your loss. Join me as I dive into going through this new life alone and identify unexpected milestones without your spouse. 

For many of us, we've learned that depending upon others is a recipe for disappointment. We've trained ourselves to be independent because life has taught us that even the people who say they love us the most are unreliable, and that hurts. In this week's episode, Jennifer shares how she learned to finally start trusting Spirit and to stop thinking she had to do everything for herself. In ACIM, Jesus tells us exactly how to Partner UP and get the support we need to live the harmonious life we're meant to live. Let's just follow instructions, for God's sake! To learn more about A Course in Miracles, please visit JenniferHadley.com. For the transcript of this episode and more, please visit LivingACourseinMiracles.com.

In today's episode, I talk about growing up an only child and what I learned about being alone. Do you like being alone? Do you like being with others? Join me today as we wrestle with those questions on Life Rediscovered.   Give a listen, leave a review, leave a comment and share with your friends.   As always, I would love your support. You can show your support by clicking here buymeacoffee.com/ryanreveley   Thanks for listening!

I'm going to cut right to the chase. If you're attempting something great – building and growing a business, creating content, working through relationship drama, raising kids, tackling personal projects –  you need support. Period.    And not getting the help you need can make the difference between living a life you love and one you despise.    Somewhere along the way, many of us adopted the notion that the self-made man is the gold standard, the ideal, that our success will be sweeter if we go it alone.    This is a big flawed premise. There is no such thing as a self-made man. Or woman (just to be clear.)    Did you make the device you're reading this on? Did you cut the trees to get the wood to construct your house? Did you build your car or manufacture your stove? Did you make your shoes? I'm willing to bet no.   We get support in a million ways to live and function in the world. Why do we shoot ourselves in the foot by resisting support when it comes to reaching our goals?    This sometimes happens among my clients who have already invested in my services. Their impulse to “go it alone” overrides what makes sense: to take advantage of the resources at their disposal.   The go-it-alone tendency can manifest in multiple ways:  Feeling embarrassed or ashamed to ask for help  Feeling not worthy to use another person's time Not wanting to take up air space in group coaching sessions Feeling hesitant about bringing negative energy or doubts into a group coaching session Missing appointments Not sharing your ideas and strategies so that others can provide feedback    But here is what I have observed. The fastest way to get from here to there is to put yourself in a supportive environment. Everyone needs support from time to time. Everyone. And encouragement, external resources, and feedback can be the difference between reaching your goals or not. Or it could be the difference between reaching your goals gracefully or exhaustedly.   There are no extra points for going-it-alone or being depleted. None.   But there is a lot of extra that comes with a supportive environment. There are shared resources, shared energy, encouragement, the give-and-take of receiving and providing feedback.    I am here to support you. Not to make decisions for you or to run your business. That's your thing. But if you could benefit from support – and can't we all? – then, I am here for you. From the podcast to Revolution to NLP Sales School to Momentum Maker and Soulful Business with NLP Facebook group, I've got many ways for you to plug in and get the support you need. We all benefit when we share our challenges, expertise, and solutions. Join in! Get and give the support we all need. We can do this together! Thanks for listening!   To share your thoughts:   Leave a note in the comment section below Use the “I have a question” button Share this show on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn  Find Brenda on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest and YouTube     To help out the show:   Leave a positive review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews help, and I read each and every one. Subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher or Libsyn

Entrepreneur Ellie Webb spotted a gap in the market when asked to be the designated driver. Ellie realised that there were no exciting alcohol-free options available at the venue, this got her thinking. Wanting a beverage with a little more punch, no alcohol but still grown-up, Caleño was born! As a solo female entrepreneur Ellie has come up against the ‘funding' glass ceiling, a number of times but through research and hard work Ellie in just a few short months has managed to raise over £1 million to launch her business.  Ellie's first order of 1,000 bottles didn't quite go to plan, when they turned up just before Christmas with bubbles in the label it took Ellie and her sister most of the festive week to print out and hand stick them all! That's commitment!  From giving out bottles at festivals to being stocked in Sainsbury's, Caleño is now stocked in supermarkets nationwide. In this podcast Oliver Bruce asks, how do you develop a successful alcohol-free brand? What are the challenges of launching a business as a solo female and how do you raise funding when people keep saying no!    Exclusive Content – Women entrepreneurs get less funding  - https://bit.ly/3HwBjEu Nobody teaches you how to launch a brand  - https://bit.ly/3sWYG62 Launching a brand is hard on your own  - https://bit.ly/3JL0iWL For more exclusive content visit Oliver's YouTube - https://bit.ly/32eboTi For more exclusive content visit Oliver's YouTube - https://bit.ly/32eboTi Sponsor - Capsule Insurance https://www.capsulecover.com/ 

In this sermon, we will hear a needed reminder from God's Word that we cannot go through life alone. Fortunately, for believers, we have a Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, who is much better than trying to go it alone. Hebrews 4:14-16 will tell us why. As you prepare for the message, please read the passage and ask yourself, “Why is it a bad idea to try to go through life alone? How can Jesus help me in my daily life?”

This ep marks the end of the first year of A Sassy Little Podcast for Getting Over It. Thanks so much for being a part of it! Much gratitude to all of the wonderful, smart, generous, kind and insightful guests we've had. This week, it's a solo ep with Sandra, talking about going it alone. That means more than walking away from a relationship, blazing your own trail or even standing up for yourself. It's about being comfortable in your own skin and being connected to the core of who you are. That requires giving yourself time alone. Is that something you do? How do you respond when you see someone dining alone? Would you/do you go out on your own? Creative/sensitive people likely need more time alone to recharge. The joy of being alone in public. The fear of being alone. Craving connection. Long distance relationships. The difference between being lonely and alone. Being in the moment. Being comfortable with who you are. Tending your garden. Self-love and self-care. Creating time for yourself. Making yourself a priority. Let yourself have what you desire and deserve. Standing up for yourself and what you believe in. Keep apathy and inaction at bay. How going it alone actually leads to connection. You can find me on Twitter and Instagram @SassyLittlePod and more about my writing at https://SandraAnnMiller.comEpisode recorded on 08/27/21Episode released on 09/29/21For more information on the podcast or its host, please visit sassylittlepodcast.com. There, you will find links to social media and an opportunity to become a member of the podcast community. We are on Twitter and Instagram @SassyLittlePod and Facebook @SassyLittlePodcast.Thanks for listening! If you like this sassy little podcast, please subscribe to it, rate it and review it, and tell your friends about it. For early access, ad-free episode and exclusive content, become a patron on Patreon. Cheers!

This time we have a solo episode. We catch up with each other, share my top 10 of fatherhood so far and get blerdy. Watch The Blerd Dad Podcast LIVE! Mondays at 8:15PM EST on Facebook: @levelupcomedydc Twitch: @levelupcomedy Twitter: @GinnyMac25. . Got an intereseting perspective on parenting? Want to nerd out about fatherhood? Need to vent about these damn children? Drop us a line at bookings@levelupcomedy .com . #blerddad #blerd #blerdlife #podcast #blerdpodcast #blerddadpodcast #TeamLevelUp #nerdy #BLERDS #dad #dadlife #newdad #newdadlife #comedy #funnydad #levelupcomedy #glennlawrence #fatherhood #blackdads #blackfathers #comedy #parenting #parentingtips #comedian #content #theymademewearit #Eagles #Football #Marvel #Hawkeye #ReservationDogs #NinePerfectStrangers #YtheLastMan #NRW #Philadelphia #DCComedyFestival --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Alex Porter is the CEO of Location3, a Denver-based digital marketing agency. Location3 was founded in 1999 to provide global direct response results to clients by leveraging search engine marketing and display media. During his 15-year tenure with Location3, Alex has also served as Vice President, President, and Chief Strategy Officer. His insight as an influential thought leader has been featured in publications such as BizReport, MediaPost, Adotas, and more.  In this episode… With an increasing number of digital marketing agencies cropping up, how do you stand out? How do you decide exactly who you are and what you do as a business?  Alex Porter, CEO of Location3, shares how narrowing your agency's niche can bring exponential growth. Alex sits down with host, Todd Taskey, to discuss why the team at Location3 decided to focus on franchises, why client performance is top of mind for the agency, and why he chooses to continue growing the business on his own without selling it.

Alex Membrillo is the CEO of Cardinal Digital Marketing, an agency with strong SEO strategies for finding quality leads. Cardinal Digital Marketing has been named one of Inc. 5000's Fastest-Growing Private Companies in America. Alex has made his way to the Top 40 Under 40 list by Georgia State University and the Top 20 Entrepreneurs of Metro Atlanta list by TiE Atlanta.  Alex is also an Official Member of the Forbes Agency Council, an Honors Program Mentor and Guest Lecturer of Marketing and Entrepreneurship at Georgia State University, and on the Leadership Council for Junior Achievement of Georgia. In this episode… Do you feel like you're backed into a corner with nowhere to turn when it comes to running your company? Has your business plummeted without a clear path to redemption? Alex Membrillo, CEO of Cardinal Digital Marketing, shares how he bounced back from failure to create a nationally renowned agency. Alex sits down with host, Todd Taskey, to discuss the ups and downs of creating Cardinal Digital Marketing, what he learned during his lowest moments, and why integrity and quality talent are essential for agency growth.

Reid Carr is the CEO of Red Door Interactive, a data and insight-driven advertising agency helping to optimize brand and performance marketing through paid, earned, and owned channels. Reid founded Red Door Interactive nearly 20 years ago with an extensive career in advertising and multi-channel, integrated marketing. Reid is also the host of The Marketing Remix podcast. In this episode… What steps should you take to successfully grow your company? Why might private equity create value and growth? How can you find the most successful social channel for your digital advertising? CEO of Red Door Interactive, Reid Carr, talks about his experience growing a multi-million dollar agency from the ground up. He and Todd Taskey discuss navigating the evolving digital market, building revenue through client retention, focusing on top talent, and much more.

In this episode of Doing Differently, I have a conversation with Chase Bossart. Chase is the executive director of Yoga Well Institute. He's also a teacher of Yoga teachers. In this episode, we discuss why it I important to  have someone guide us in our healing and personal development.  We talk about why it makes much more sense to have someone work with you and support you in your transformation and healing.

Whether you are single or married, you need this episode. We all need this episode! Alone is what we make it! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kathryn-means/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kathryn-means/support

On this episode of Porch Beers, Trog turns the tables and asks questions about the consumer experience in retail stores; how are brick and mortar stores set up and why, how do companies identify different consumer archetypes and how do they interact differently with each one. He also asks about the franchise business model, who it is good for, what do you get, and does it make financial sense in the long run. Porch Beers is a series of casual episodes, where Brett and Trog ask each other questions that they haven't heard prior to the conversation. Like most conversations they have over a beer, conversations are informal but focused on their respective areas of expertise. Thanks for listening, please leave a review and let us know what you think! Have a wonderful day!