Podcasts about it's never too late

My special guest is Wendy Darling, founder of the Miraculous Living Institute and author of the new book, Create Your Miraculous Life: It's Never Too Late. Wendy has more than 40 years of experience as a life transformation expert, keynote speaker, master healing practitioner, executive, entrepreneur, and radio talk show personality. Wendy provides practical tools to reset your passion, focus, energy, and mindset to reinvent yourself. Wendy is recognized worldwide as an expert on navigating change. She shares her many life's challenges and how she refused to give up. She inspires us to be unstoppable because miracles happen every day. I just love Wendy Darling and you will too! https://loaradionetwork.com/dr-erika

It's never too late to find success and can only succeed by failing, learning, and trying again. Grab a bucket of chicken and join Bob and Chad as they take a look at the life of Colonel Harland Sanders. They look back at the incredible journey he takes through life and not achieving success until he was in his 60's. -------------------- Join our Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groups/winmakegive   Part of the Win Make Give Podcast Network

The Rebellion is back with the Craftyverse's own, T-Nu. This is Part II with The Cajun Craftastrophe! We get into how his channel evolved, but remained true to what is important, and what it takes to make those changes. So crank that AC and peel out, cause we gone for a ride DTB. This is It's Never too Late to Change with T-Nu & DSR!   Check Out Cajun Craftastrophe Here! Youtube Patreon   Magwire Art Carl Henry Brueggen Music CrafsMan SteadyCraftin   Help Support DSR and our Buds! Come hang with Daniel Merry, Gnarly Barley, & DSR  At the Give It Helles Event DSR Distrokid New Orleans' own Elmer's CheeWees  Check Out our Buds: Pickled Pepper Hop Shop Save 20% on your order by using promo code: DSRTALKS See what else DSR is up too! Dank Swamp Rebellion

It's never too late to find your passion in life! Though Shana Miller grew up in Framingham, MA on the Boston Marathon course and works today near Heartbreak Hill, she never ran until the age of 40. Shana met some girlfriend's at the gym, got inspired, and signed up for a 1/2 marathon 3 months from then realizing she had no idea what she was doing. She used a Hal Higdon training plan, ran all the training miles at the same pace, and finished the 1/2 marathon saying it was the hardest thing she had ever done—crying, emotional, and proud of her accomplishment. The next day she woke up and said, "when's the next one?" Shana was HOOKED! Her running journey has been filled with big challenges! We discuss: -Overcoming a missed medical diagnosis that sidelined her often over 18 months (piriformis syndrome) -A hysterectomy, hormones, hair loss, & depression -Hiring a coach (Victoria, @run4prs)—finding someone who believes in you, forging a partnership, & building a plan to stay healthy & strong -Being inspired to get her RRCA Coaching Certification to learn more about running & give back to the community "When I started running 10 years ago, that is what truly had me believing in myself, gave me confidence, and I started to become comfortable living in my own skin. Running has definitely shaped my life with a new perspective for self-image and how amazing our bodies are." Shana has cut an astounding 38 minutes off her marathon, and ran a 3:49 marathon PR at the Baystate Marathon, which would've easily been a BQ in any year but last year's historical 7:47 record cutoff. She has a big goal to run sub-3:40 at the Chicago Marathon, which would give her a 15 minute BQ cushion. I'm looking forward to seeing Shana make her dream come true! There is SO much inspiration in this one and I hope you all enjoy this conversation as much as we did! If you enjoy the episode, it would mean the world to me if you would rate the podcast or write a review and share feedback wherever you get your podcast groove on. Connect With Shana: Instagram: @stilettorunning Website: https://www.stilettorunning.com Connect With Ron: Personal Instagram: @ronrunsnyc Podcast Instagram: @runchats_with_ronrunsnyc Facebook: https://fb.me/runchats Website: https://ronrunsnyc.com ---- Produced by: David Margittai | In Post Media Website: https://www.inpostmedia.com Email: david@inpostmedia.com Social: @_margittai © 2021 Ron Romano

Dr Rosie Ross's passion to become a doctor started early, but thwarted by circumstances beyond her control, she waited many years before taking the plunge. At the age of 42, she returned to high school and from there started the application process to enter medical school. Now she's a practice principal in a thriving practice in Coffs Harbour, and her long-held dream to be a doctor has been fulfilled. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Do you sometimes feel like your ship has sailed? Like this last year-and-a-half or life in general has taken its toll on you? Like you don't know which way is up anymore or your dreams have fallen to the wayside? Perhaps life is dealing you a really tall shiitake mushroom club sammich – well, you'll have to listen to understand that one!But in this power-hour of enlightYOUment, we aim to stir your soul with enthusiasm as we welcome guest Wendy Darling, author of Create Your Miraculous Life: It's Never Too Late, who encourages you to reach for the stars! Prepare to be inspired towards living the life you desire and aspire as every listener is invited on a journey to see miracles in everyday life! And realize better yet, that – It's Never Too Late! In this all too authentic book, Darling shares some of her own personal challenges and setbacks, including being in a place where she felt her dreams were long gone. And now, as founder of the Miraculous Living Institute, she's here to share with everyone that “It's never been more important for you to step up and step out. For you to offer whatever gifts and talents you have, to be a part of the healing our world needs. This is your time!” As a relationship and transformational results expert, speaker and seminar facilitator, management and organizational development consultant, master healer and coach, Wendy Darling has created a unique and innovative system, the Miraculous Living Method, that allows people to get the results and life they want with greater ease and speed. Everyone deserves a Miraculous Life -- at every age! And this empowering episode definitely jumpstarts your enthusiasm towards reenergizing your life goals, today! With Wally Funk launching to space in a rocket, fulfilling her sixty year dream of being an astronaut at the age of 82 this week, it only affirms, to not only never give up on your dreams, but it is truly Never Too Late! To learn more about Wendy Darling, purchase her book, Create Your Miraculous Life, or inquire about her coaching work and Miraculous Journey Jumpstart Offer mentioned in this episode, visit www.wendydarling.com. Thank you, amazing Aging Rebels, for tuning into the show! We appreciate you and strive to be The Listeners Show! If you enjoy this episode, please share it with your friends and family and leave us a positive show review on your favorite platform, we love giving our listeners a shoutout on air! To connect, share, download and find more ways to listen, visit our official host page at: www.CTRNetwork.com/holleykelley or visit www.HolleyKelley.com. Always remember, YOU Rock and YOU Role Model!

Did you used to have hobby or sport, that you loved?  It empowered you, brought you together with people and you really loved it…    Maybe you were even great at it?   As we get older, we often, for many reasons put them to the side!  We may have families, we may think we're ‘passed it' now or it just fell by the way side.    Today we're here to tell you, YOU CAN pick that hobby you once loved, back up!    HOW?  Well we're sharing exactly how, our member Andy, shares his inspiring story on how he has been able to prolong his tennis and actually get back into 5 a-side football!   

In today's Financial Assessment, Cleopatra and Mark Anthony, have recently started saving in their early 40's. Their top goal is to pay off all their loans, but Ryan notices how some recent actions have gone against their goals and may have added to their debt. It's so important to take stock of your financial situation and have a plan before you make larger expenses so you don't hurt your future finances.    Are you ready to attract more patients, generate more calls and emails, enhance brand awareness for your business? Then reach out to Advice Media at www.doctorpodcastnetwork.com/advicemedia

It really is never too late to work on FULL recovery from an abdominal or pelvic surgery.  Clients that we see at Pinnacle have often gone YEARS without any guidance on fully recovering from these types of surgeries and this podcast is here to help those who would like more advice than the usual “rest for 6 weeks”. As experts in the core and pelvic floor, us pelvic PTs have a few tips and tricks on how to fully recover from abdominal and pelvic surgeries.  Listen here as I share my favorites with the goal of helping those who have had a surgery THRIVE again.

Martina Kwan is the world's only Chinese/European race car driver. After earning two master's degrees, leading a successful career in finance and accounting with major firms in NYC, and starting two highly awarded and recognized businesses, Martina decided to start a career in racing! The only thing more impressive than her long list of accolades is the fact that she decided to do this at the age of 50. Join us in this episode to learn how Martina thrived beyond her childhood trauma and said “yes” to the life she was meant to live! Martina's Contact Info: INSTAGRAM@martinakwan YOUTUBE: Martina Kwan FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/MartinaKwan8 LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/martina-kwan-1b71aa22/ TIKTOK: @martinakwan I am excited to connect with you! The Femcanic audience feedback drives the show. I'd love for you to text me at ‪(614) 636-2240‬.   What is the Femcanic Garage community all about? Go check us out! You can visit our website at https://femcanic.com/ You can find us on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn by searching for Femcanic Garage. Don't forget to subscribe and rate the Femcanic Garage Podcast.

  "Every positive change in your life begins with a clear decision that you are going to either do something or stop doing something. Make sure at the end of the day that your decisions reflect in a positive light." Free Yourself...My Journey freeyourselfmyjourney@yahoo.com  

Welcome to today's show!   WHAT WE'LL LEARN: Paul's deepest roots came from living with a family of doctors that pushed him to excel at school. He deeply wanted to learn more about the nervous system and what makes up the brain & spinal cord. You have to “rob” the tumor in a stealth manner so as not to awaken the brain. Think Jedi Warrior :) How addiction affects the brain structure. And the brain wants to do good for us until there's an insult that's put into our body (e.g. nicotine, heroin, alcohol).  Then the brain gets the signal that “this must be what this person wants.” And now there's a new normal. When we're at a party the brain correlates drinking with fun.  And that's when the external factors take over. How the body & brain heal from addiction.   The normal lifestyle is not meant for us to be feeling high all the time. It's just an average lifestyle. Why did Paul begin to write. And why he decided to showcase some of his client's surgical cases. How Paul's writing has helped people all over the world to heal. Paul discussed how he's changed from the beginning of his journal writing til now. What Paul does with his writing mimics a lot of the recovery principles-joining in on conversation, giving back, showing vulnerability, courage and empathy. Key Quotes:   “You need to have the confidence that you can beat this addiction. It's never too late.”   “Follow your bliss. And you can never go wrong if you truly follow your bliss in life.” RESOURCES MENTIONED   DrPaulWriting.com   The Young Neurosurgeon: Lessons from My Patients  From The Eyes Of A Doctor My Surgical Cases Told In Poems   Schedule a free consultation with me! Learn more about our A.I.R. writing group and journaling prompts by subscribing to the newsletter here! For more info, head over to atheistsinrecovery.com and subscribe to our email list. And thank you for listening!   Leave an honest review on ITUNES.  Your ratings and reviews really help and I read each one.   Subscribe to the A.I.R. newsletter where you will learn to identify patterns of dysfunctional thinking, change the dysfunctional thinking into something more positive, and find hope in recovery.    If you enjoyed today's episode, please share it with friends, family, and other professionals by using the social media buttons on this page.

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Yes, tomorrow is promised to no one. So make today the day you begin to turn it all around. People mentioned in this episode: George Eliot (pen name of Mary Ann Evans) Books and other resources mentioned in this episode: None today. Six things about Simple Secrets and its founder, Chris Allen: Simple Secrets, LLC is a profit+growth consultancy based in Asheville, North Carolina, with team members around the world. Simple Secrets collaborates with a hand-selected group of entrepreneurs, small business owners, and independent practitioners – doctors, lawyers, dentists, veterinarians, CPAs, etc. – to maximize their incomes, allowing them more well-deserved focus, freedom and fulfillment. Simple Secrets was founded in 2015 by award-winning direct response marketer, entrepreneur, and consultant Chris Allen. In the pre-Internet 90's, Chris developed and marketed millions of dollars worth of physical products on radio and TV – the old "operators are standing by" days – then used his time-tested warchest of successful marketing methods to go completely digital in 2002, when the Internet began to mature. For over a decade, Chris provided information and consulting services to a variety of Fortune 500 companies, including United Airlines, Saks Fifth Avenue, Sony, LexisNexis and The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB). When he's not online, helping clients, Chris enjoys playing way too much Pickleball, and eating way too much pizza. Don't forget your FREE GIFTS! If you're an entrepreneur, own a small business, or have a private practice, click the link below for FREE GIFTS guaranteed to make you more money with less stress... SimpleSecrets.com

Life is filled with endless opportunities and every day is a chance to steer yourself toward a more fulfilled and happier life. But how many times have you held yourself back from experiences and opportunities? How many times have you given up on your dreams or passions because you thought they were unattainable or you were too busy? If you could wind the clock back, would you? What if I told you that it's never too late to make drastic changes in your life?    I am Dr. Debi Silber and welcome to another episode of A Dose of Dr. Debi. Today, we will be discussing how we often prevent ourselves from achieving what we are truly capable of and why it's never too late to pursue our life's calling or make significant changes in our lives.   In This Episode  Listen to Dr. Debi as she shares the moment that changed her life Understand the importance of reflecting on your personal journey Learn why it's never too late to start something new or make changes in your life       Transcription Hi there. Welcome to another Dose of Dr. Debi and today I wanted to talk about how it's never too late. And the reason why I want to talk about that is, you know on Facebook, sometimes you get those “memories” that show up on your timeline? Well, I had a memory show up, and it was such a milestone for me. It impacted me so much that I shared it. It impacted everybody who saw it. I put it in my weekly newsletter, and I got a lot of great responses from there, too. I thought I would share it with you, with the hopes that it'll inspire you, too. I actually want to read what I wrote, and then I want to talk a little bit about it. A meaningful memory popped up on my Facebook timeline today. I find that we're so busy thinking about what we need to do, what we haven't done, and what we could do better. Yet, when we take the time to reflect on where we were a month, a year, 5 years ago, we often realize how much we've done, how resilient we are, and more importantly, who we've become because of what we've been through along the way. When this “memory” showed up on my timeline, it was a great time to reflect on a personal journey of trauma to transformation, and coming out of it with the inspiration for what I'm blessed to say, has helped thousands of others do the same.   Life is filled with so many opportunities to see how resilient we are. These things don't happen because we're unlucky or we're destined to live a painful story as victims of what's happened to us. Things simply happen, and it's what we do with these things that matter most. Yes, we can have our story, but becoming the hero or heroine of our story is a much better story. It's through “opportunities” in the form of negative experiences, toxic relationships, and painful exchanges that we can let that define us, or we can find the strength to slowly and steadily rise above. I love that saying by Eleanor Roosevelt: “A woman is like a tea bag – you can't tell how strong she is until you put her in hot water.”  Well, my tea bag self has been in hot water a few times in the form of the loss of loved ones, a disease that nearly ended my life, and heartbreaking, soul-crushing betrayal. Each experience had its own unique healing protocol, and each one left me with insights and strength gained from moving past them.  How would I define the healing process? Messy, uncomfortable, kind of like an “ugly cry”. Definitely not graceful or pretty, yet there's something so beautiful about the process of self-discovery, especially when you can look at it from the other side and see from a healed space how strong, resilient and powerful you've become because of it.  After my painful betrayal, I was desperate to understand how the mind works, why people do these things, and how I can heal. I realized that boundaries were being crossed and I never took my needs seriously. Something had to change and that was me. So, at 50, with 4 kids, 6 dogs, and a business, I enrolled in a PhD program. I honestly had no clue how I'd manage it, pay for it or find the time to go through it. But since “nothing changes if nothing changes,” that betrayal was the catalyst for my life to change more than I would ever realize. Talk about the unknown—have you ever done something without having any idea what would show up? Where, you felt so guided to do something, say something, try something without having any idea why? Yep, that's exactly what happened and the pull was so strong that I just decided to go with it.  So here's what my Facebook memory reminded me of, and I invite you to consider what memories you can think about to remind you of what you've been through, too.  1 - My 79-year-old fellow graduate friend who got his PhD along with me, letting me know that I can never use the excuse “you're too old to do something” ever again 2 - Family to celebrate this milestone with 3 - Getting “hooded” as part of the PhD ceremony 4 - The minute after giving the commencement speech for my class and knowing that the words I just spoke would serve as the inspiration behind my book, Trust Again: Overcoming Betrayal and Regaining Health, Confidence and Happiness. 5 - My study chair, who said: “Debi, I believe you've discovered a process here,” and then the 5 stages from Betrayal to Breakthrough was birthed.  That was such a life-changing moment. And I'm sharing this because we don't realize what happens when we're in motion. I remember one of my mentors saying, and if you've listened to these shows long enough, watch the shows enough, you'll hear me say: “You can't steer a parked car.” And it's so true. It's only when we're in motion do things happen. And, “You can't course-correct standing still,” which is what another one of my mentors said and it's so true. We need to be in motion to see these things. And so often I see people who say: “Well, I'm just too old to do something.” You just heard it here, my 79-year-old fellow graduate friend picked up and got his PhD at 79. I thought I was crazy getting mine at 50, but 79! Or I always think of Louise Hay of Hay House. Louise started Hay House at 60. Or sometimes I'll look up athletes later in life and you see that they started in their 50s, in their 60s, and here they are looking and feeling so great. I see it so often where people are just so settled in their ways. Is it really too late? I just told you about my 79-year-old friend and Louise Hay starting Hay House at 60. Is it really too late? Or, is that your way of saying: “I don't know if I have the energy, the strength, the wherewithal to change what I've already created.” I think so often that's more the case, coupled with: “You know, I don't know if I have what it takes to do this.” This means we just haven't pushed ourselves far enough because you're so much stronger than you think, you're so much more capable than you think. And it's only when your “tea bag self” is in water, does it get tested. There's something so often that you've been meaning to do, that's on your list, that you would love to do, try, become. What's stopping you? When you think about it, what's stopping you? Is it that it'll cause a bit of a shake-up with the people around you? Is it that it would cause you to change a well-oiled machine that you already have in motion? Is it that it would cause you to learn something new? What is it? And here's the thing. I'll do a whole other show on this too, regrets stink. You know, when you look at the end of the road and when you look back, if you didn't do that thing, try that thing, become that version of you…what's that going to feel like? I remember reading something about going back to school later in life. And I think it was somebody going back to become a doctor later in life and everyone said: “Oh my gosh you'll be like 60 by the time you get there!” And the man said: “Well, if all goes well, I'll be 60 anyway, and this way I can be a doctor when I get there.” So the whole idea is, what are you preventing yourself from starting because you think it's too late? I would really take a look and say: “What COULD life look like if I take this on and play it all out?” Yes, it may upset the applecart with something you have going. It may, maybe, upset a few people. It'll, maybe, inconvenience a person or two. But I also invite you to question this. How often is it that you've put yourself last for everybody else's sake? I see this with women and I see this so often with moms. Guys, you do this too but I see this particularly with the women. Where we take care of everyone else and if everyone else's needs are cared for, it's at that point that we take a look and say: “Okay, it's my turn.” Well, by that point, there's no time, energy, effort left for our own self-care. We're depleted, we're exhausted, there's nothing left. So when you look at it and you feel that sense of unease, that calling. You know it's real when you see someone else do it and you may get jealous. You may be envious and you may find reasons to put that person down for doing it. But secretly you're saying (and I remember someone else saying this, too): “When you're complaining about something, it's because you know you can do it and you're not.” And I invite you to look at, let's say criticizing someone else. Use that same thinking. You're criticizing someone else because you know you can do it and you're not. This is just a big call to action here to take a look at how you're living, what you're doing, and more importantly what you're not doing. I'm not saying at all, don't be happy with where you are or that you're never supposed to feel comfortable, and you're never supposed to be proud of where you are. That's not it at all. What I'm saying is when there's that calling inside of you, when you know there's more, and when the reason you're not doing it is because it would take too much energy, because it's too hard, because it would be an inconvenience to other people because I'd have to say no to something else. All of those reasons (which are very likely very often excuses), where the person you're inconveniencing the most, is you. For example, when I went back for that PhD, were my kids affected? Of course, they were. I wasn't as available as I normally was but who was I really inconveniencing? Me! I missed out on many beautiful, sunny days and I couldn't go out and be with everybody because I was studying, I was writing, whatever it was. Was it worth it? 100% and I have a feeling if I asked my 79-year-old fellow graduate friend, he would say the same thing. So, from here, I would suggest, take a look at what is gnawing at you. It could be something as simple as growing that garden, taking that class, speaking to that person, whatever it is. And then when you say to yourself:  “It's too late. I'm too old,” take a look, my 79-year-old fellow graduate friend because he's here to prove it. Louise Hay was here to prove it. Take a look at all those adult athletes later in life, they're all here to prove it. It's never too late and you're never too old. I hope this inspires you. If you like this show, subscribe, rate, review, and tell everybody you know. And if it would serve to download a chapter of my book, Trust Again: Overcoming Betrayal and Regaining Health, Confidence and Happiness, you can just get the first chapter of that just to see if you like it.  You can just find that here. Of course, there's the most incredible membership community waiting for you as well. And you'll find everything there at The PBT Institute. There truly is no community like it. We have live daily classes with our certified coaches. We have programs 24/7 that literally walk you through the Five Stages of Betrayal to Breakthrough, which was one of the discoveries in the study. So staying stuck has now become a choice. You can literally walk through the different stages, we have masterclasses with the most brilliant experts. I'm in their teaching Q&A, forums with the most incredible community all there to lift and inspire. We look at the community as training wheels until you don't need them. It's the same thing. You're not meant to stay in there forever. You're meant to get your job done, learn to feel safe again, love again, trust again, and then you're good. Then you move along. Tune in next time for a lot more, I'll talk to you then.   Bye-bye.

Show date 7/8/2021

In this Podcast, I give you encouragement that just because you've been doing something your whole life doesn't mean that you should continue down that path don't be afraid to make a change in your life if necessary. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/worthyworthitpriceless/message

In today's episode, our Turnkey Girl, Mercedes is joined with Mitch Norby, a Cash Flow Savvy's client who has been in the software industry for 30 years and decided to level up his financial game! Tune in and learn how Mitch acquired 4 rental properties and why it's never too late to start generating passive income!

It's been too long. The Lost Ground fans have been in withdrawals. The show was almost banned for not being funny. But Mr. Early ETS is back baby. The boys finally got their shit together and Mr. E is back and swinging for the fences. Mr. Yummy got married and their friend Mr. Iron got arrested. Stick around as the boys catch up and share a drink. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/parker-scarbrough5/support

The tables get turned this week as Issac takes the hot seat. He's the creator of this podcast, a guitar teacher, and is currently pursuing a Master's degree in music education.  The co-host, Dalton McLaughlin, dives into Issac's story and the lessons he's picked up along the way.  

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It's never TOO late to start your fitness journey! Whether you are looking to compete or just get in the best shape of your life, it is never too late to start. In this episode, Coach JoJo and Coach Kayleigh talk about each of their own individual starts to their fitness journeys, later on in their lives. 

New Hope Tallmadge

Message by Pastor Paul Earle. Is your navigation system "recalculating"? Does it seem like you have gotten of course? God has laid out a path to your life and it is never too late to get back on track. Just like the maps app on your phone or your car's navigation system God can recalculate your course and lead you back and you can proceed to the route He's laid out for you.

New Hope Tallmadge

When I'm feeling sad and lost, the thing that's been helping me apart from drinking my Iced Coffee is reading through poem and quotes from the poets online. I hope we can lift each other up. We can do this! ✨

It's never too late to get started in Multifamily. You just need to get in the game with that first deal. Today's guest, Jeff Greenberg, CEO and Managing Member of Synergetic Investment Group, did his first deal when he was in his mid-50's and learned quickly what and what not to do. He has had amazing success with C class value add deals in Texas and he's now moving on to help other investors vet sponsors and deals to leverage the attributes of real estate for their own financial stability.

Paul Brocklehurst in his own words was a severe stutterer. He dropped out of medical school due to his severe stutter. Now listen to him talk about his book The Perfect Stutter and his severe stutter and how at the age of 40 he stopped stuttering.

Enroll in The Live Out Loud Ignite Membership bit.ly/LOLignite  APPLY NOW to work with me! https://brookethomas321708.typeform.com/to/cHCppKqW https://bit.ly/faithfreebiechallenge Join Brooke's mental wellness team: myamareglobal.com/10039/en-US/ Follow Brooke on Social Media https://www.brookethomas.com/ https://www.facebook.com/LiveOutLoudwithBrooke/  https://www.instagram.com/liveoutloudbrooke/  https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomasbrooke/  Do you feel like you've lost your gifts? Or missed your chance to pursue your calling? Listen in as Brooke describes how women are restoring life and launching businesses when they thought it was too late, challenging you to dig up the dream you buried and partner with God to make it real! In this episode, you will learn about…  The promise in Deuteronomy 30:3-13 that God will restore everything you lost How women are launching businesses and restoring life after they thought it was too late Why you have to chase after your BIG dream with every fiber of your being Why it's crucial to heal the broken pieces in our hearts and minds How spending time with the right people inspires us to pursue our calling How to identify what you think you've lost and sit in expectation that it will be redeemed The potential to restore purpose, dignity and hope when we partner with God Show Notes  Do you feel like it's too late to use your gifts? Or you missed your chance to pursue your calling? Deuteronomy 30:3-13 promises that God will restore everything you lost.  And if you're willing to dig up the dreams you buried and start cooperating with what He is doing in your heart, you CAN enjoy success in this new season. On this episode of The Live Out Loud Show, Brooke reminds us that it's never too late to pursue our BIG dreams, describing how women are launching businesses and restoring life after they thought they'd lost their gifts. She explains why it's crucial to heal the broken pieces in our hearts and minds and spend time with people who inspire us to take action on our calling. Listen in for Brooke's insight on identifying what you think you've lost and sitting in expectation that it will be redeemed—and learn how to restore purpose, dignity and hope in YOUR life when you partner with God! Resources Deuteronomy 30:3-13 Brooke's Live Out Loud Elite Mastermind Brooke's Live Out Loud Ignite Membership The Dream Giver by Bruce Wilkinson Pastor Clyde Lewis Christine Caine Email brooke@brookethomas.com

That someone was John F. Kennedy, President of the United States in 1961! He wanted men to land on the moon and then to arrive safely back on earth. On July 16, 1969 Neil Armstrong, Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin and Michael Collins were the three astronauts chosen to be on Apollo 11. On July 20, 1969, […]

In 2008, yoga came into Amber's life at a time of desperation and deep depression where she had no purpose or desire for life. Through the profound transformation that transpired and continues to evolve in her life, Amber's mission became clear: She continues to study yoga and learn more about herself so that she is able to better serve her students and give back to yoga what yoga has continuously and unconditionally given her for the last 10 years.  Amber is here on the planet to help other high and over achieving women, reclaim their power by building confidence, setting boundaries, and establishing a daily yoga practice in order to create a life of passion and purpose.   www.instagram.com/amberhagberg www.facebook.com/groups/yogaforinnerpeace http://www.amberhagberg.com/retreat

Welcome to episode 37.  Do you often say to yourself, "I'm too old to do that?"  Or, I am so late, I can't do it now.  This episode will have you break free and break up with that mindset.  Our host, Dr. Kortni Alston, discusses the value of how we see things.  This inspirational show is all about cheering you on to accomplish your vision.  

I'm gonna need you to start believing in yourself a little more k??? Monday's pep talk is all about the words we say about ourselves because ultimately, that's the narrative we're creating about our life. Stop saying you can't do things if you haven't even given yourself the chance to try them. Stop limiting yourself. Start building yourself up. Start believing in yourself a little more, every single day. If you need something to believe in, why not start with yourself am I right?! Love u, see u on Thursday xx Come say HIIIIII! & follow the podcast on IG Shae! tell her I sent u

New Hope Tallmadge

My friend Bere, who I haven't seen in 17 years, stops by and shares a little of our college days and how it's never too late to continue your education. 

The idea of starting over in life is a scary prospect. Letting go of our old ways is uncomfortable, but if you have no other choice than to reboot, the only way forward is through.  As crippling as our fear of the unknowns is, we must believe that we deserve another chance at happiness and that we have everything it takes to get back on our feet and thrive.  On the outset, the change that lies ahead of us may appear gargantuan and intimidating, but it doesn't have to be. By taking the steps I've outlined in this episode, you'll get to the other side feeling grateful for the conditions your new life brings.

New Hope Tallmadge

I had a dream that I was flying and Jesus Christ was taking me away from here. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shanekadunnigan/support

G-d always gives us second chances!

In this episode we interview Shawn Hayden, an avid road cyclist and community health advocate. After searching for 20 years Shawn found his passion in road cycling, as well as community health and wellness. This led him to co-founding MO Switch, a nonprofit in Southwest Missouri which focuses on expanding the culture of health and equity throughout the region. If you've ever wondered why it's never too late to find your passion then this one's for you! Tweet us and let us know what you think of this episode! @illuminecollect

The guys watch an episode featuring loads of drugs while Jimmy is filled with load of alcohol. This is truly an upbeat half hour.

Join us as we explore the contemporary nature of Judaism and its' timeless teachings which can shape our lives today. Rabbi of Beth Jacob of Columbus for almost a decade and a powerful voice in Jewish leadership, Rabbi Avi Goldstein offers daily doses of digital Torah and inspiration on weekdays, along with weekly specials where he interviews meaningful members of the Columbus Jewish community.

The founder of FunnySalesVideos.com, Joseph Wilkins has twenty years of experience creating persuasive content that drives sales. While he cut his teeth in the business producing infomercials and TV spots, he is now laser focused on creating stories that entertain customers and spur them to take action. He loves nothing more than to brainstorm and surprise clients with the unexpected. Creativity is, after all, in his genes!In this episode, we discuss:•Joseph’s upbringing in London, a city rich in arts and culture, as the son of a successful fashion photographer and how that influenced his own creative endeavors.•How, after entering the marketing world after college as a graphic designer, he was at the forefront of learning video production for internet-based marketing.•How the Harmon Brother’s training, and its network of professionals, contributed to his success and how it still today continues to be a resource for his continued growth in the marketing world. •Joseph’s failures in business, and how he uses them as a positive; a foundation to evolve, to become better at his craft, to drive his company’s success, and to all the better be able to fulfill his client’s objectives.•How sticking to strengths, whether it be personally or as a company, contributes to efficiency and a better product.I hope you will find this episode as exciting and informative as I have. Joseph is leading the way in the world of video marketing. His content is creative, engaging, and achieves its goals. There is so much that we can learn from listening to him and his experiences!Please let me know your thoughts! Connect with Joseph WilkinsLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wilkinsjoseph/Website: https://funnysalesvideos.com/ Connect with Kent Lloyd and Harmon Brothers UniversityWebsite: https://harmonbrothersuniversity.com/start-home YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/harmonbrothersFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/harmonbrothersuniversityLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kent-lloyd/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harmon.brothers/Twitter: https://twitter.com/harmonbros

Maybe you've been feeling like you've passed the point of no return. Life is just too hard and disappointing so you'd rather give up than risk failing one more time.   I've come to live by the motto that NO matter what has happened before this point -- I can always turn things around. But I didn't always live like that was true. In fact just the opposite -- sad to say.   For many years I thought that I was doomed to live a life of mediocrity -- even though I was desperate for that to change. In this episode, we're talking about why it's never too late to start over.   Connect with Andrea @andreacrispcoach + @the.couragecast Schedule your 30 minute FREE Coaching Strategy Session with Andrea.  Support the podcast and shop our Amazon Affiliate link.  If you enjoy The Couragecast, can you please do a few things: Give us a 5-star rating on Itunes. Provide a great review of what you love about the show. Please share the episode on your social media or in a newsletter.  For more information or to connect with Andrea www.andreacrisp.ca