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Thought Row Episode 3: 20 Thoughts and Ideas to Help You Stay in a Creative Frame of Mind All Day Long   Quote of the Week:    Energy is the key to creativity, energy is the key to life – William Shatner   20 Suggestions on how you can spark creativity:   I: Today as … Continue reading Thought Row Episode 3: 20 Thoughts and Ideas to Help You Stay in a Creative Frame of Mind All Day Long →

7 Credit Card Tips to Help You Stay on Track to Buying a House after the Holidays It's easy to get off track of your house buying goals during the holidays season, so here are a few tips and tools to use to keep focused on your larger goals of buying another house in the near future. Contact me today at 704-775-1236 http://www.sirashley.com http://www.fairhouseoffer.net http://www.lovesouthcharlotte.com http://www.newconstructioncharlotte.com http://www.ncrealestateexpert.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In the first episode of the #ActivatePurpose: Living Life on Purpose podcast, Regeanie Corona, talks about writing her first eBook, "Never Give Up - 75 Tips to Help You Stay on Track With Your Goals and Dreams." Sometimes we find ourselves wanting to give up when we encounter challenging times. Regeanie talks about pushing through, staying the course, and never giving up. She also talks about the process of becoming a published author and the challenges that she encountered. www.regeanie.com www.advancetheseed.org --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Propane Podcast Episode 90 Show Notes This week on the Propane Fitness Podcast, Yusef has the great pleasure of interviewing the inimitable Melissa Wall in her run up to the recent IPF European Equipped Masters Championships, where Melissa achieved a Bronze Medal in Deadlift for Team GB. Melissa is a veritable superwoman, prolific international powerlifter and Personal Trainer, showing us all what women can achieve with their fitness into their 50s. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHHOLe-Dy1M&feature=youtu.be Time Stamps Propane Picks Week ending 16/07 It's that time of the week again where we sift through the best offerings of the fitness and productivity world for your reading, listening and viewing pleasure. If you'd like to be considered for the Pick-List or would like to pen a guest article for us, shoot us a message. Our Top Pick this week is - Millennial Women: Redefining Strong(her)  - Alycia Israel, Elite FTS "Strength in many facets of life does not come easy for us. Us, as in women. Hell, we don’t even have the biological advantage. Developing strength of any kind for us is hard and takes a lot of work. You might think, "Of course, isn’t it hard for anyone in strength sports?" Yes, but it’s not the same. We literally must bust our asses to build even an ounce of muscle, to gain a pound on our max, or to get ahead in virtually any career field. With literally everything against you, you have no choice but to work as hard as humanly possible." The rest of the list is pretty awesome too! Peak Mental Performance Podcast featuring Jim Wendler — Discipline over Motivation - Elite FTS Learning from Stress - Jesse McMeekin, Breaking Muscle Perceived Value and the Fitness Industry - Dean Somerset Tracking Progress When Body Weight Is Dropping - Brad Loomis, 3D Muscle Journey Incontinence and Female Athletes - Juggernaut Training 10 Tips to Help You Stay on One Task Until It’s Done - Time Management Ninja Do It Better: Back Squats - Jen Sinkler 10 Exercises for Stronger, Healthier Scaps - Nick English, Barbend Menno Henselmans in France [interview] - Bayesian Bodybuilding

The day Megan Devine's partner died started like any other.The sun was shining as they walked to a favorite spot by the river. Matt waded in, as he'd done countless times before. Minutes later, he was gone. No warning, no time to prepare, no chance to say goodbye.Megan is a psychotherapist. She trained for years to help people through moments like this. Now, being on the other side of the experience, she was faced with a daunting reality. None of it worked. And, heaped upon this realization was a mountain of judgment about "how" she grieved and what that must have said about who she "really" was.Megan realized, she'd have to find a new way to not only move through that window, but also through a life that was almost unrecognizable from the one she'd been forced to leave behind.What emerged was not only a profoundly different approach to loss, but also to life. How could it be any other way? Megan is no longer the person she used to be. Her journey and the set of tools she built are detailed in Everything is Not Okay: Practical Tools to Help You Stay in Your Heart & Not Lose Your Mind.In our conversation, Megan pulls no punches when questioning our culture's approach to grief: Why do we offer platitudes to those grieving, rather than nonjudgmental companionship? How can we better support each other when experiencing tragedy? How do these lessons apply to everyone? We dive into this deeply moving journey in this week's conversation, and come full circle to explore how she's found a new place of grace in the world. In This Episode, You'll Learn:How people use blame in an attempt to distance themselves from death.How Megan got through the days when she felt angry to wake up.Why a solid spiritual practice won't make you safer from death or grief, and why that's okay.Why it’s more important to be a companion to a grieving person than to try fixing their pain.How Megan appreciates the beauty and awe of life differently now than she did seven years ago.Mentioned in This Episode:Connect with Megan: Refuge In Grief | TwitterAudiobook: Everything is Not Okay: Practical Tools to Help You Stay in Your Heart & Not Lose Your Mind by Megan DevineThe Dalai LamaModern LossErin Moon: Walking the Path Back to Life on Good Life Project+++Have you heard? My new book - How to Live a Good Life: Soulful Stories, Surprising Science and Practical Wisdom - is available for pre-order now! It's a joyful, story-driven, engaging and eye-opening deep dive into what really makes a difference in your pursuit of a meaningful, alive and connected life. Click here now to download and read the first chapter for free.

There is a lot that goes unsaid in grief, particularly when it comes to dating after the death of a partner. Jana talks with Megan Devine, grief thinker, speaker, and author of the audio book, When Everything is Not Okay: Practices to Help You Stay in Your Heart & Not Lose Your Mind, about what comes up when grief and dating overlap. When do you know you're ready? How do you talk with your children?  Be sure to check out Megan's website: www.refugeingrief.com along with her talk at the World Domination Summit, 2015: http://chrisguillebeau.com/megan-devine/ and a recent article on Huffington Post: www.huffingtonpost.com/megan-devine/armchair-analysis-was-you_b_5333660.html