Podcasts about Leap of faith

The Bible never tells us to take a leap of faith into the darkness, blindly hoping that Jesus is there to catch us on the other side. Today, R.C. Sproul explains that the Christian faith is eminently reasonable and supported by compelling evidence. Read the transcript: https://ligonier.org/podcasts/ultimately-with-rc-sproul/a-leap-of-faith/ Study Reformed theology with a free resource bundle from Ligonier Ministries: https://grow.ligonier.org/ A donor-supported outreach of Ligonier Ministries. Donate: https://donate.ligonier.org/ Explore all of our podcasts: https://www.ligonier.org/podcasts

What happens when a mom sees a problem no one else is solving? She creates the solution. In this episode, Stacey shares how she went from speech pathologist and mom of four to the founder of Smile Paint®, a revolutionary toothpaste designed to make brushing easier, more fun, and more accessible for kids with sensory needs. She opens up about taking a leap of faith, overcoming obstacles, and why having a purpose bigger than yourself can carry you through the toughest moments of entrepreneurship. Whether you're a parent, business owner, or dreamer with a big idea, this conversation will leave you inspired to keep going. About Stacey Thomas Stacey Thomas is a speech-language pathologist, special needs advocate, and mom of four who founded Smile Paint®, a play-based toothpaste designed to make brushing fun and accessible for children, especially those with sensory sensitivities. Inspired by her firsthand experience helping families navigate daily toothbrushing challenges, Stacey created Smile Paint® to turn oral care into a positive, engaging experience that helps kids build healthy habits through play. Learn more about Smile Paint website Connect with Stacey on LinkedIn   If you enjoyed this episode, make sure and give us a five star rating  and leave us a comment on iTunes   CONNECT WITH CHRISTINA! Instagram LinkedIn Christinalecuyer.com Book a Free Clarity Call Book Christina For Your Next Workshop

Can't many of us relate to his yearning, where a life without God no longer holds our interest, where unfulfilled desires no longer motivate us? If we haven't yet reached the state where we are ready to take the final leap of faith, we can at least see that high state shining on the horizon. We feel intuitively that, if we keep trying, we can reach it in this incarnation, or before many more have passed. After all, Swami Kriyananda told us that we should all try to be jivan muktas in this life.

Have you ever known deep down that something in your life needed to change, but felt completely terrified to take the leap? This week, Jessica sits down with entrepreneur, content creator, and founder of Boxwood Avenue, Chloe Legras, to explore the transformational journey of trusting yourself enough to take aligned action even when fear and discomfort loom large. Chloe shares how a picture-perfect life on the outside masked a growing sense of misalignment within, and how years of inner work eventually led her to make one of the hardest decisions of her life: leaving a marriage, rebuilding from the ground up, and following a lifelong dream to move to France. Together, they unpack the realities of navigating uncertainty, healing childhood wounds, distinguishing intuition from fear, and learning to trust yourself without having complete certainty. This episode is a powerful reminder that your dreams are often waiting on the other side of the leap you've been afraid to take—and that you already have everything you need within you to begin. This conversation also beautifully mirrors the deeper work of becoming visible, authentic, and magnetic, which is exactly what we're exploring in the Be Seen Challenge. If this episode stirred something in you, take the kickoff quiz (also available in the TBM app) and see what's ready to transform. Find the complete show notes here → https://tobemagnetic.com/expanded-podcast   Resources: The Be Seen Challenge Quiet your inner critic, stop playing small, and start manifesting the life you truly want. Now live inside The Pathway.   Summer Sale: $23/Month Start your manifestation journey at our lowest price of the season: $23/month! Join now and step into the Be Seen Challenge with us before this offer ends.   Free Masterclass: Step Into Your F*ck It Energy If you missed our live masterclass with Lacy and Jessica — don't worry, you can still watch the replay! Learn how to step into your f*ck it energy and feel genuinely safe being seen.   Join the Pathway Membership Use code EXPANDED for 20% off your first month! The Pathway Membership gives you unlimited access to all of our manifestation workshops—including How to Manifest, Unblocking Your Inner Child, Shadow, Love, Money, Rock Bottoms, Ruts, and Energetic Updates —plus 70+ self-hypnosis tracks designed to unlock your full potential. LEARN MORE HERE   Get the latest from TBM Join the Pathway now - Return to Magic Challenge, Money Challenge, and Nervous System Reset available now!   New to TBM? Free Offerings to Get You Started Learn the Process! Expanded Podcast - How to Manifest Anything You Desire  Get Expanded! 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(Including the Worst Case Scenario DI, Inner Child DI, Safe to Be Seen DI)   Connect with Chloe! Chloe on IG: https://instagram.com/chloe.legras https://www.instagram.com/boxwoodavenue/ HOW TO MANIFEST by Lacy Phillips (with exercises by Jessica Gill)Available now! The Expanded Podcast, from To Be Magnetic™ (TBM), is the leading manifestation podcast rooted in neuroscience, psychology, and energetics. Hosted by TBM's Chief Content Officer Jessica Gill, with monthly appearances from founder Lacy Phillips, Expanded is where science and the mystical meet to help you manifest in the most grounded, practical, and life-changing way.At TBM, we've redefined manifestation through Neural Manifestation™—our proven, science-backed method developed with neuroscientist Dr. Tara Swart. This process helps you reprogram limiting beliefs at the subconscious level so you can create the life most aligned with your authenticity.Each week, we take you inside the TBM practice to help you expand your subconscious to believe what you desire is possible. Through expert interviews, thought leader conversations, TBM teachings, and real member success stories, you'll learn how to: – Rewire your subconscious mind and step into your worth – Heal your inner child and integrate shadow work – Set boundaries, strengthen intuition, and reclaim self-worth – Manifest relationships, careers, abundance, and experiences that align with your true selfWith over than 40 million downloads and a global community in over 100 countries, Expanded has become the gold standard in manifestation content. 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On this episode of The Ty Brady Way, Ty sits down with Tim Harrison, founder of the Coaching Innovation Lab and a man who works at the intersection of human development and technology. Tim is six foot eight, a former Division I basketball player at Rice University, a certified executive coach, and someone who has spent his career figuring out how to help people realize their potential, first through coaching, then through a nonprofit, and now through AI-powered systems that make that work scale in ways that weren't possible even a few years ago. The story starts with a season-ending injury two years into his college basketball career. Tim was an Under Armour All-American, an Adidas All-American, and had every reason to believe the game would take him somewhere. When that door closed, he got access to an executive coach through a university program, and that single experience changed the direction of his life. He started studying psychology, reading personal development books, and saw a clear thread connecting all of it. He knew that kind of transformation was going to matter more to him than anything else he was learning in school. What happened next is one of the more unusual origin stories you'll hear. At 21, Tim got certified as an executive coach through a program run in partnership with MD Anderson Cancer Center, the number one cancer research center in the world. The program was designed for hospital department heads. Tim was in the cohort with them. He was bold enough to ask several of them if he could coach them after the program ended. Most said yes. At 22, he was coaching senior leaders at a major medical institution, building a practice through referrals while simultaneously launching a nonprofit to bring that same kind of coaching to young people in underserved communities. He landed his dream job at a big four consulting firm coming out of college, signed the contract, and then walked away from it. The pandemic, the social justice crisis after George Floyd, and a deep personal conviction that he was meant to contribute more than a corporate ladder could offer pushed him to take a leap with no clear financial path forward. He started the nonprofit anyway. He says the cost of not doing it felt heavier than the risk of doing it, and that calculation has guided most of his major decisions since. Ty and Tim get into AI in a way that actually makes sense for people who are skeptical or intimidated. Tim's framing is simple: AI is not a new subject to study. It's a new tool to reach for while doing the things you're already doing. He breaks down the four zones everyone operates in, from incompetence to genius, and makes the case that AI should be filling the gaps in the lower zones so you can spend more time in the zone where only you can do the work. His line is worth writing down: do what you do best, let AI do the rest. The story that really lands in this conversation happened in 2025 when a political shift in federal funding wiped out the vast majority of revenue from Tim's biggest contract, a multimillion dollar coaching study for biomedical PhD students. He couldn't control what happened. What he could control was how he responded. He used AI to build a custom chatbot trained on all the program's research and operational data, which handled over 500 coach support requests that his team would have otherwise had to address manually. He built an automation that analyzed every coaching session report in real time and populated a live dashboard, eliminating a month-long data analysis process and saving thousands of dollars. He took those savings and launched a new program training entrepreneurs on AI. That program recouped its investment within months. Then a judge blocked the funding cuts and the original program was reinstated. He ended up with two growing revenue streams instead of one, and a leaner, more efficient operation than he started with. He's clear that AI wasn't the hero of that story. The person who knew how to use it was. His advice for anyone who feels stuck is practical and specific. Define where you want to go. Get honest about where you actually are right now, not the catastrophized version, the specific version. Then find the smallest tangible step you would actually take and do it immediately. Don't wait until tomorrow. The momentum that comes from taking even a small action is real, and it compounds. His closing message is the one that ties everything together: who you are is how you prompt. AI multiplies everything, the good and the bad. The only thing you can control is who you are when you're multiplied. So invest in yourself first, then pick up the tools.  

Fluent Fiction - Danish: The Healing Journey: A Family's Leap of Faith in Denmark Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2026-07-08-22-34-01-da Story Transcript:Da: I den stille, bølgende natur af det danske landskab, lå Soren og Astrids hjem som en fredfyldt oase.En: In the quiet, rolling nature of the Danish landscape, Soren and Astrid's home lay as a peaceful oasis.Da: De turkisblå gardiner blafrede svagt i sommervinden, mens solens stråler spillede yndefuldt på det nyslåede græs.En: The turquoise curtains fluttered slightly in the summer breeze, while the sun's rays danced gracefully on the freshly mown grass.Da: Sommeren havde fyldt haverne med duften af vilde blomster, og fuglene sang fra morgensol til aftenstund.En: Summer had filled the gardens with the scent of wildflowers, and birds sang from sunrise to sunset.Da: Soren gik gennem markerne til deres lille, snuskede lade.En: Soren walked through the fields to their small, shabby barn.Da: Hans sind var opfyldt af bekymring.En: His mind was filled with worry.Da: Kasper, hans søn, havde ikke været sig selv på det sidste.En: Kasper, his son, had not been himself lately.Da: Den ellers energiske dreng, nu plaget af en uforklarlig sygdom, virket træt og bleg.En: The otherwise energetic boy, now afflicted by an unexplained illness, appeared tired and pale.Da: Soren fandt det svært, at lægerne i byen var svære at nå, isoleret som de var i deres hyggelige, men afsidesliggende hus.En: Soren found it difficult that the doctors in town were hard to reach, isolated as they were in their cozy but remote house.Da: Astrid, som altid bibeholdt håbet, holdt blidt på Kaspers hånd, mens hun læste historier for ham fra hans farverige bøger.En: Astrid, who always maintained hope, gently held Kasper's hand as she read stories to him from his colorful books.Da: Hendes beroligende, bløde stemme fyldte stuen med et slør af optimismens varme.En: Her soothing, soft voice filled the room with a veil of optimism's warmth.Da: Som dagene gled forbi, fortsatte Kaspers tilstand med at vakle.En: As the days passed, Kasper's condition continued to waver.Da: Søren besluttede, at der måtte gøres noget.En: Søren decided that something had to be done.Da: En ven i byen havde nævnt en urtekyndig, kendt for sine naturlige kurmetoder.En: A friend in town had mentioned an herbalist, known for their natural remedies.Da: Selvom Søren var skeptisk, vidste han, det var tid til at prøve alt.En: Though Søren was skeptical, he knew it was time to try everything.Da: En tidlig morgen kørte Soren ind til byen.En: One early morning, Soren drove to town.Da: Dækket af de lette sommerskyer bremsede han foran den lille urtebutik.En: Covered by the light summer clouds, he stopped in front of the small herbal shop.Da: Hylderne bugnede af tørrede urter og gamle opskrifter.En: The shelves were brimming with dried herbs and old recipes.Da: Den urtekyndige så på Søren med et forstående blik, da han forklarede Kaspers lidelser.En: The herbalist looked at Soren with an understanding glance as he explained Kasper's ailments.Da: Da Søren vendte hjem, blev disse remedier integreret ind i Kaspers hverdag.En: When Soren returned home, these remedies were integrated into Kasper's daily routine.Da: Te kogte på komfuret, urter blev til små pakker af helse, og troen på forandring svævede som et stille løfte i huset.En: Tea brewed on the stove, herbs became small health packets, and the belief in change hovered like a quiet promise in the house.Da: Men en nat blev Kasper meget værre.En: But one night, Kasper became much worse.Da: Søren stod bøjet over hans seng, rystende og bønfaldende.En: Soren stood bent over his bed, trembling and pleading.Da: Astrid pressede hans hånd og hviskede håbende ord om tro og helbredelse.En: Astrid squeezed his hand and whispered hopeful words about faith and healing.Da: Den nat besluttede Soren at aflægge al tvivl og give over for den anbefalede behandling.En: That night, Søren decided to let go of all doubt and give in to the recommended treatment.Da: Til alles forbløffelse begyndte Kasper at få det bedre.En: To everyone's amazement, Kasper began to get better.Da: Små skridt førte til lysere dage, hans smil vendte tilbage, og hans skridt blev stærkere.En: Small steps led to brighter days, his smile returned, and his steps grew stronger.Da: Søren kunne snart ånde lettet op.En: Soren could soon breathe a sigh of relief.Da: Ikke kun Kasper blev sundere, men også deres bånd som familie blev styrket.En: Not only did Kasper become healthier, but their bond as a family was also strengthened.Da: Gennem denne kamp opdagede Soren noget værdifuldt.En: Through this struggle, Soren discovered something valuable.Da: Troen på en bedre fremtid og villigheden til at se ud over de synlige grænser.En: The belief in a better future and the willingness to look beyond the visible boundaries.Da: Han lærte at omfavne alternative muligheder og tillade sig selv at føle håb og kærlighed langt stærkere end før.En: He learned to embrace alternative possibilities and allow himself to feel hope and love far stronger than before.Da: Og som solens sidste stråler kastede et varmt skær over deres milde, danske landskab, vidste Soren, at uanset hvor isoleret de var, ville de aldrig stå alene.En: And as the sun's last rays cast a warm glow over their gentle, Danish landscape, Soren knew that no matter how isolated they were, they would never stand alone. Vocabulary Words:rolling: bølgendeoasis: oaseturquoise: turkisblåfluttered: blafredemown: nyslåedeafflicted: plagetunexplained: uforklarligisolated: afsidesliggendesoothing: beroligendeveil: slørwaver: vakleherbalist: urtekyndigremedies: kurmetoderskeptical: skeptiskintegrated: integreretailments: lidelsertrembling: rystendepleading: bønfaldendefaith: troamazing: forbløffelsestruggle: kampvaluable: værdifuldtboundaries: grænserembrace: omfavnepossibilities: mulighederhovered: svævedesummoned: fremtrylledestrengthened: styrketglow: skærcozy: hyggelige

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Fluent Fiction - Danish: A Leap of Faith: Rebuilding Connections in the Abandoned Park Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2026-06-27-07-38-20-da Story Transcript:Da: Solen stod højt på himlen, og hele parken lå stille under dens skarpe lys.En: The sun was high in the sky, and the entire park lay still under its sharp light.Da: Det var midsommer, men glæden manglede.En: It was midsummer, but joy was absent.Da: Naturen havde overtaget de faldefærdige strukturer i den gamle forlystelsespark.En: Nature had taken over the decaying structures in the old amusement park.Da: Det var et underligt, næsten uhyggeligt syn, som Emil betragtede, mens han klemte fast om skruenøglen i hånden.En: It was a strange, almost eerie sight, which Emil observed while clutching a wrench in his hand.Da: Emil var ikke alene.En: Emil was not alone.Da: Astrid og Lars ventede nede på jorden, mens Emil forsøgte at klare opgaven.En: Astrid and Lars waited on the ground while Emil tried to complete the task.Da: Den faldefærdige rutsjebane var som et kæmpe skelet, der rakte mod himlen.En: The decrepit roller coaster was like a giant skeleton reaching toward the sky.Da: Over alt voksede planter og mos, men Emil måtte op.En: Everywhere, plants and moss were growing, but Emil had to climb up.Da: Han manglede bare én del for at fikse den gamle radio i byens midte.En: He was just missing one part to fix the old radio in the center of town.Da: Uden radioen var de som øer i et stort hav, uden kontakt til andre overlevende.En: Without the radio, they were like islands in a vast sea, without contact with other survivors.Da: "Pas på, Emil!"En: "Be careful, Emil!"Da: råbte Astrid nedenfor.En: shouted Astrid from below.Da: "Strukturen ser usikker ud!"En: "The structure looks unstable!"Da: Emil ignorerede advarslen.En: Emil ignored the warning.Da: Han vidste, det var farligt, men han havde besluttet sig.En: He knew it was dangerous, but he had made his decision.Da: Han klatrede længere op, mens træværket knagede under hans fødder.En: He climbed higher while the woodwork creaked under his feet.Da: Han fandt gearet, han ledte efter, midt inde i det sammenfiltrede rutsjebanespor.En: He found the gear he was looking for, right in the tangled tracks of the roller coaster.Da: Men lige da han skulle række ud efter det, gav strukturen en høj knasende lyd fra sig.En: But just as he was about to reach for it, the structure emitted a loud crunching sound.Da: Emil kunne mærke, hvor usikker hele konstruktionen blev under hans vægt.En: Emil could feel how unstable the whole construction became under his weight.Da: "Emil!En: "Emil!Da: Kom ned nu!"En: Come down now!"Da: skreg Lars, men Emil havde kun ét mål i tankerne.En: screamed Lars, but Emil had only one goal in mind.Da: Han greb gearet med begge hænder og trak det fri på samme tid, som han mærkede, at rutsjebanen begyndte at kollapse.En: He grabbed the gear with both hands and pulled it loose just as he felt the roller coaster begin to collapse.Da: Med adrenalin pumpende gennem kroppen kiggede han rundt.En: With adrenaline pumping through his body, he looked around.Da: Der var kun én vej ned nu.En: There was only one way down now.Da: Han tog et spring, landede tungt på en række planker, som langsomt begyndte at smuldre, før han sprang igen, denne gang mod sikker jord.En: He took a leap, landing heavily on a series of planks, which began to crumble slowly before he jumped again, this time to solid ground.Da: Astrid og Lars løb hen mod ham, lettet og chokerede.En: Astrid and Lars ran toward him, relieved and shocked.Da: Emil lå der på jorden et øjeblik, stadig grebende om gearet.En: Emil lay there on the ground for a moment, still clutching the gear.Da: Foran dem skrumpede rutsjebanen sammen til en bunke metal og splinter.En: In front of them, the roller coaster crumbled into a heap of metal and splinters.Da: "Det var for tæt på," sagde Lars, og hans stemme rystede en smule.En: "That was too close," said Lars, his voice trembling slightly.Da: Emil rejste sig langsomt op, kiggede på gearet i sin hånd og derefter på sine venner.En: Emil slowly got up, looked at the gear in his hand, and then at his friends.Da: "Vi kommer til at fikse det," sagde han og smilte letsindigt.En: "We're going to fix it," he said with a light-hearted smile.Da: "Vi kommer til at få kontakt igen.En: "We're going to make contact again.Da: Sammen."En: Together."Da: Og mens solen fortsatte med at skinne over den stille park, vidste Emil, at han heller ikke kunne klare det alene.En: And as the sun continued to shine over the quiet park, Emil knew he couldn't do it alone either.Da: Sammenhold var svaret.En: Unity was the answer.Da: De begyndte at gå tilbage til deres lille samfund, et stærkere bånd imellem dem og en ny beslutsomhed til at bringe folk sammen igen.En: They started to walk back to their small community, a stronger bond between them, and a newfound determination to bring people together again. Vocabulary Words:sharp: skarpeabsent: manglededecaying: faldefærdigestructures: strukturereerie: uhyggeligtclutching: klemtewrench: skruenøgledecrepit: faldefærdigeskeleton: skeletmoss: mosunstable: usikkercreaked: knagedegear: geartangled: sammenfiltredecrunching: knasendecollapse: kollapseadrenaline: adrenalinplanks: plankercrumble: smuldrerelieved: lettetshocked: chokeredetrembling: rystededetermination: beslutsomhedunity: sammenholdsurvivors: overlevendedecision: besluttetcontact: kontaktcommunity: samfundbond: båndconstruction: konstruktion

Janice and Rudyard unpack the latest details of the emerging memorandum of understanding between Iran and Israel, examining its proposed $300 billion financing package and the sweeping rollback of sanctions on Iran's oil and financial sectors. They question the agreement's lack of concrete timelines and verification mechanisms—particularly around nuclear inspections—and argue that looming energy pressures helped drive both sides to the negotiating table. The deal, just 14 points long, is light on details and leaves much open to interpretation, most notably regarding the war between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon. How is it being received by Iran's hardliners? And will the perception in the U.S. that it represents a major capitulation by Trump affect how the GOP fares in November's midterm elections?Become a Munk Donor ($50 annually) to get 72-hour advanced access to the full length editions of Friday Focus and Munk Dialogues. Go to www.munkdebates.com to sign up. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This was our second week of our two week series where we dive into the idea of faith and how crucial it is to our walk with Jesus and yet often misunderstood.

Roger Whitney explores the idea that retirement always involves both excitement and uncertainty. While people spend years gathering information, running projections, and refining plans, there comes a point when no amount of additional analysis can eliminate risk. Through a conversation with Dr. Jordan Grumet, Roger discusses why retirement ultimately requires a leap of faith, how fear of running out of money can overshadow the risk of missing life, and practical ways to build confidence in spending and living intentionally. The episode also features listener reflections on decluttering, strategies for letting go of physical and financial clutter, and a Rockin' Retirement in the Wild story from Scott, who recently retired and embraced a long-awaited trip to Maui.OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE RETIREMENT ANSWER MAN(00:00) Roger reflects on the “sweet and sour” nature of retirement and introduces the concept of taking a leap of faith.(01:56) Roger welcomes listeners, previews his conversation with Dr. Jordan Grumet, and invites listeners to the upcoming Noodle Live event.ROCKIN' RETIREMENT IN THE WILD(04:01) Scott shares a retirement story from Maui, including a chance encounter with Roger's realtor and reflections on taking the leap into retirement at age 57.PRACTICAL PLANNING SEGMENT WITH DR. JORDON GRUMET(05:47) Roger and Dr. Jordan Grumet discuss why confidence can be one of the biggest challenges in retirement, even for those who have prepared well financially. (13:00) The conversation explores the tension between protecting financial security and fully embracing life's opportunities.(22:18) ) A discussion on longevity assumptions, retirement planning conservatism, and why many retirees may overestimate the likelihood of running out of money. (27:04) Practical strategies for building spending confidence, including the “fun bucket” approach. (35:24) Additional tactics for creating confidence, including prefunding near-term spending and focusing on purpose rather than optimization. (42:12) How values-driven planning can help retirees intentionally use money to support the life they want to create. (47:49) Key takeaways on abundance, mindset, and taking meaningful action despite uncertainty.SMART SPRINT(49:55) Identify one decision you've been researching, planning, or delaying. Ask yourself whether additional information will truly change the outcome, or if it's time to take a small leap of faith and move forward.DECLUTTERING DEBRIEF(51:06) Roger reflects on listener feedback from the decluttering series and shares a few practical insights and resources from the community. REFERENCESlivewithroger.com — Register for Noodle Live on June 18!Submit a Question for RogerSign up for The NoodleDr. Jordan Grumet / Earn & Invest PodcastNote: The opinions expressed are for informational purposes only and should not replace personalized advice from licensed professionals.

How do you spell faith? R-I-S-K. Any leap of faith involves trusting God with everything! Continuing our series through the book of Ruth, this week Ruth takes a huge risk and asks Boaz to marry her. Following her example, Pastor Jeff speaks on taking the leap of faith into your next season, and how to be confident that you're hearing from God about your next season.

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Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse changed superhero storytelling forever. Years later, revisiting this movie before the premiere of Spider-Man Noir, it somehow hit even harder. From Miles Morales becoming Spider-Man, to Peter B. Parker's painfully human portrayal of depression, failure, and perseverance, this movie still feels revolutionary. In this episode of Marvel Maniac, we dive into:• Why Spider-Verse was a huge risk in 2018• Peter B. Parker as one of the most relatable Spider-Men ever• Miles Morales and the emotional core of the film• Canon events, incursions, and surprising Multiverse Saga parallels• Spider-Man Noir, Ben Reilly, and why the upcoming series has me excited Plus, I reflect on seeing this movie during a difficult chapter of my life — broke, uncertain, and not realizing this film would stay with me for years. Because maybe Spider-Man matters so much to people not because he's perfect… but because he keeps getting back up. Join the Discord below and send your thoughts to: MarvelManiacPod@gmail.com

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In this episode of Referrals Done Right, Scott sits down with Melanie Hinton, co-founder of Elevanti Solutions, for a conversation centered around relationships, strategic problem solving, and building businesses through community. Melanie shares how losing her job during the wave of layoffs in the Washington, D.C. area ultimately became the catalyst for launching her own consultancy alongside her business partner. Rather than focusing solely on marketing tactics, Elevanti approaches businesses by identifying “lead leaks,” strengthening reputation and communication strategies and helping clients solve the real problems holding them back from growthThroughout the episode, Scott and Melanie dive into the power of collaboration over competition, the importance of intentional relationship building, and why personalization matters more than ever in today's AI driven world. Melanie also shares the inspiration behind PERC, a free virtual networking community designed to bring together entrepreneurs, consultants, and small business owners from all over the world. This episode is packed with practical insight on referrals, partnerships, leadership and creating meaningful human connection in a digital age.We Dive Into:• Why most businesses do not have a lead generation problem but a “lead leak” problem• The importance of building relationships with an abundance mindset• How personalization and authenticity help businesses stand out in an AI driven world• Why strong business partnerships require complementary strengths and honest communication• How intentional networking communities can create long term opportunities and growth---Episode Markers:(0:00) - Show Start & Introduction---Melanie Hinton's Links:Website - https://www.elevantisolutions.comLinkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/melaniehintonIG - https://www.instagram.com/melaniehintonElevanti Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/company/elevanti-solutionsElevanti IG - https://www.instagram.com/elevanti_solutions---Scott Grates' Links:Referrals Done Right - https://www.referralsdoneright.orgReferrals Done Right FB Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/296359076662332Scott Grates Website - https://www.scottgrates.comLove Living Local  - https://www.instagram.com/lovelivinglocal315Scott's FB - https://www.facebook.com/scott.grates.1Scott's - https://www.instagram.com/scottgratesTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@scott.grates

And he said to all, "If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow me. 24 For whoever would save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for my sake will save it. 25 For what does it profit a man if he gains the whole world and loses or forfeits himself? 26 For whoever is ashamed of me and of my words, of him will the Son of Man be ashamed when he comes in his glory and the glory of the Father and of the holy angels. 27 But I tell you truly, there are some standing here who will not taste death until they see the kingdom of God."

Kyle Schlesser left a six-figure finance career, convinced his wife Katie to leave her executive marketing role, and launched Solid Ground Construction in 2019 with nothing but a leap of faith and a neighbor's porch swing job — and the next few years were exactly as humbling as that sounds. Mark and Kyle dig into the white-knuckle years of doing everything himself, the moment he nearly buried the company by refusing to ask for help, and why hiring for your greatest weakness is the hardest and most valuable thing a business owner can do. It's raw, it's real, and it's the kind of conversation that makes you want to text your spouse and say sorry. Support the show - https://www.curiousbuilderpodcast.com/shop See our upcoming live events - https://www.curiousbuilderpodcast.com/events The host of the Curious Builder Podcast is Mark D. Williams, the founder of Mark D. Williams Custom Homes Inc. They are an award-winning Twin Cities-based home builder, creating quality custom homes and remodels — one-of-a-kind dream homes of all styles and scopes. Whether you're looking to reimagine your current space or start fresh with a new construction, we build homes that reflect how you live your everyday life. Sponsors for the Episode:  Pella Website: https://www.pella.com/ppc/professionals/why-wood/  Where to find the Guest:  Website: https://solidgroundconstructionco.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/solidgroundconstructionco/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/solidgroundconstructionco Where to find the Host:  Website - https://www.mdwilliamshomes.com/  Podcast Website - https://www.curiousbuilderpodcast.com Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markdwilliams_customhomes/  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/MarkDWilliamsCustomHomesInc/  LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-williams-968a3420/  Houzz - https://www.houzz.com/pro/markdwilliamscustomhomes/mark-d-williams-custom-homes-inc

This week we are joined by our friend, Mike Muccione or as he is better known, “Metal Mike”.  While most of us know Metal Mike from his preference in death metal while coaching Muay Thai, few know his journey of how he became the man he is today.  Mike's story includes losing both of his parents, overcoming depression, cutting 120 pounds, his experience as an entrepreneur, and going all in on his passion for martial arts.  At the end of the day, Mike's message is clear, with patience and the ability to trust in the process, anything is possible.If you are a Pure MMA member and are looking to improve your striking, Muay Thai, or MMA game, be sure to contact Mike about private sessions. You can also go to his Monday night and Tuesday/Saturday Morning classes!Episode resources:Sponsor:Honest Supplements - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://honestsupplements.com⁠⁠⁠⁠Podcast Instagram:welltakeitfromherepodcast

In this episode of Life Stories, I sit down with children's author Steph Katzovi to talk about the long road from a childhood dream to a published book series. Steph shares how she knew at just eight years old that she wanted to be a writer and how that dream stayed with her, even through law school and a successful corporate career as a speechwriter.We talk about the leap of faith it took to walk away from stability and step into creativity, especially as a mom. Steph opens up about how her real-life experiences, like struggling with homesickness as a child, inspired her storytelling and shaped the heart behind her books.Steph also shares her passion for helping kids build confidence, navigate friendships, and make positive choices through relatable characters and meaningful stories. This conversation is full of encouragement for anyone who feels called to try something new, reminding us that it's never too late to pursue what's been on your heart all along.To connect with Steph, visit https://stephkatzovi.com/Want to be a guest on Life Stories Podcast? Send Shara Goswick a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.joinpodmatch.com/lifestoriespodcast3 ways to support Life Stories:*Like and share this episode!*Subscribe to this channel!*Buy me a virtual coffee at https://buymeacoffee.com/lifestoriespodcast#podcast #podcasting #lifestoriespodcast #sharagoswick #interview #writing #author #childrensauthor #books #bookstagram #podmatch

00:49 – “You spent 15 years doing festivals on cruise ships—how did that lead you into management?” A wild and unconventional origin story that sets up the entire episode. 04:00 – “When you saw Luke Combs for the first time… what was the moment you knew?” One of the best “I knew right then” stories—raw instinct, voice, and undeniable presence. 07:14 – “You quit everything to manage him—what did that actually look like early on?” This is the gut-punch moment: no money, couch surfing, doing every job imaginable to survive. 09:48 – “When did things finally start to turn for you guys?” A powerful look at the tipping point—small wins, momentum, and building a fanbase from the ground up. The AIMP Nashville Pubcast is a DiMe Collective Production Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: Lars' Leap of Faith: Triumph on Norway's National Stage Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/no/episode/2026-05-05-22-34-01-no Story Transcript:No: Solen skinte over Oslo denne vårdagen.En: The sun shone over Oslo on this spring day.No: Fuglene kvitret, og folk i gatene var kledd i sine fineste bunader.En: The birds chirped, and people in the streets were dressed in their finest bunader.No: Det var 17. mai, Norges nasjonaldag, og stemningen var elektrisk i byen.En: It was the 17th of May, Norway's National Day, and the atmosphere in the city was electric.No: Inne i det store, moderne Operahuset våknet nervene til live for Lars.En: Inside the large, modern Operahuset, Lars' nerves came to life.No: Det var en viktig dag.En: It was an important day.No: Lars sto ved sitt elskede fiolinetui, og hendene hans skalv litt.En: Lars stood by his beloved violin case, and his hands trembled a bit.No: Korsetten sted fra et øyeblikk da han så opp og betraktet den elegante arkitekturen.En: The corset tightened for a moment as he looked up and admired the elegant architecture.No: Han tok et dypt åndedrag og tenkte på den soloen han skulle spille.En: He took a deep breath and thought about the solo he was going to play.No: Det var som en scene fra en drøm—han skulle spille foran et fullsatt publikum her, i selve hjertet av norsk kultur.En: It was like a scene from a dream—he was to perform in front of a full audience here, in the very heart of Norwegian culture.No: Han så Ingrid, hans kollega, snakke med orkesterleder Erik.En: He saw Ingrid, his colleague, talking to the orchestra leader Erik.No: Ingrid hadde alltid vært selvsikker, med et smil som kunne løse opp den strammeste situasjon.En: Ingrid had always been confident, with a smile that could dissolve the tensest situation.No: Hun så på Lars og smilte oppmuntrende.En: She looked at Lars and smiled encouragingly.No: Men hans egen tvil kledde ham som en tung kappe.En: But his own doubts clothed him like a heavy cape.No: Erik, med sin skarpe dirigentstokk, forventet det beste av alle.En: Erik, with his sharp conductor's baton, expected the best from everyone.No: Det var en konstant påminnelse om at han måtte levere noe spesielt, spesielt i dag.En: It was a constant reminder that he had to deliver something special, especially today.No: Men Lars hadde en plan.En: But Lars had a plan.No: Han ville bruke tid alene, på Operahusets tak, før framføringen.En: He wanted to spend some time alone on the roof of the Operahuset before the performance.No: Han listet seg opp de smale trappene til taket, en hemmelig plass hvor han kunne se utover Oslofjorden.En: He sneaked up the narrow stairs to the roof, a secret place where he could look over the Oslofjorden.No: Den friske vårbrisen hilste ham velkommen, og han følte en ro bredte seg i kroppen.En: The fresh spring breeze welcomed him, and he felt a calm spread throughout his body.No: Han åpnet etuiet og lot fiolinbuen gli over strengene, tonene svevde mot himmelen.En: He opened the case and let the violin bow glide over the strings, the notes soaring towards the sky.No: Utsikten, med den krystallklare horisonten, ga ham fred.En: The view, with the crystal-clear horizon, gave him peace.No: Lars visste også at han trengte råd.En: Lars also knew he needed advice.No: Selv om det var skummelt, tok han mot til seg og snakket med Erik før konserten.En: Even though it was daunting, he mustered the courage to speak with Erik before the concert.No: Erik lyttet oppmerksomt og svarte med vennlige ord om viktigheten av å stole på sitt eget talent.En: Erik listened attentively and responded with kind words about the importance of trusting one's own talent.No: Til slutt, inne i salen, gled han inn i sin plass i orkesteret.En: Finally, inside the hall, he slipped into his place in the orchestra.No: Publikum var spent, stillheten før stormen var til å ta og føle på.En: The audience was tense, the calm before the storm was palpable.No: Lysene dempet seg, og det var tid for Lars' øyeblikk i rampelyset.En: The lights dimmed, and it was time for Lars' moment in the spotlight.No: Han tenkte igjen på roen fra taket, og lyttet til hjerterytmen som sakte roet seg.En: He thought again of the peace from the roof and listened to his heartbeat gradually calming.No: Da han begynte å spille, fylte musikken rommet med en magi som kun levende toner kan skape.En: As he began to play, the music filled the room with a magic that only live notes can create.No: Strengene sang, og hans sorg og glede ble formidlet til hver en sjel i salen.En: The strings sang, and his sorrow and joy were conveyed to every soul in the hall.No: Det var som om Oslo selv pustet med ham.En: It was as if Oslo itself breathed with him.No: Da han fullførte, brøt applausen løs, en rungende hyllest til hans dyktighet og mot.En: When he finished, the applause erupted, a resounding tribute to his skill and courage.No: Ingrid og Erik møtte ham med stående applaus.En: Ingrid and Erik met him with a standing ovation.No: Lars' smil var bredt og ekte da han bøyde seg i anerkjennelse.En: Lars' smile was broad and genuine as he bowed in acknowledgment.No: Han hadde klart det, han beviste for seg selv at han tilhørte her, blant de beste.En: He had done it, he proved to himself that he belonged here, among the best.No: Hans frykt ble til mot, og han lærte at ønske om støtte styrker, ikke svekker.En: His fear turned to courage, and he learned that the desire for support strengthens, rather than weakens.No: Lars var klar for flere slike dager, hvor musikken flyter friere enn noen sinne.En: Lars was ready for more days like this, where the music flows freer than ever.No: I anledning Nasjonaldagen hadde han ikke bare gitt publikum en minneverdig opplevelse, men også gitt seg selv en dyrebar gave—troen på seg selv.En: On the occasion of the National Day, he had not only given the audience a memorable experience, but also given himself a precious gift—the belief in himself. 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Fluent Fiction - Danish: Freja's Leap of Faith: Courage Amidst Uncertainty Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2026-05-03-22-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: I det solrige forår i København var Freja og Mikkel på arbejde i et stort kontorbygning.En: In the sunny spring in København, Freja and Mikkel were working in a large office building.Da: De store glasvinduer lod forårssolen skinne ind, og stemningen var let, selv på en travl dag som denne.En: The big glass windows let the spring sun shine in, and the atmosphere was light, even on a busy day like this.Da: For det var Arbejdernes Internationale Kampdag, og der var en særlig følelse af fest i luften.En: For it was the International Workers' Day, and there was a special festive feeling in the air.Da: Freja var kendt for at være en hårdtarbejdende chef med en kæmpe ambition.En: Freja was known for being a hardworking boss with huge ambition.Da: Hun kunne alting til punkt og prikke.En: She could do everything to perfection.Da: Men i dag var hun mere nervøs end sædvanligt.En: But today she was more nervous than usual.Da: En vigtig medicinsk test, der kunne påvirke hendes fremtid, havde været forsinket.En: An important medical test, which could affect her future, had been delayed.Da: Hun håbede, at nyhederne ville være gode, men uvisheden gjorde hende urolig.En: She hoped the news would be good, but the uncertainty made her uneasy.Da: Mikkel, hendes gode ven på kontoret, vidste om Frejas helbredsmæssige bekymringer.En: Mikkel, her good friend at the office, knew about Freja's health concerns.Da: De delte ofte en kop kaffe på pause, han lyttede altid tålmodigt og støttende.En: They often shared a cup of coffee during breaks, and he always listened patiently and supportively.Da: Han beundrede hendes stålsatte blik og det målrettede væsen, men også hendes skjulte sårbarhed.En: He admired her steely gaze and determined nature, but also her hidden vulnerability.Da: “Freja, du ser lidt distraheret ud i dag,” sagde Mikkel venligt, mens de sad sammen i kantinen.En: “Freja, you seem a bit distracted today,” said Mikkel kindly, as they sat together in the cafeteria.Da: Freja tøvede et øjeblik, men besluttede så at fortælle ham om den forsinkede test.En: Freja hesitated for a moment but then decided to tell him about the delayed test.Da: “Jeg venter stadig på svarene,” sagde hun lavmælt.En: “I'm still waiting for the results,” she said quietly.Da: “Det føles som om, alt står stille, mens jeg prøver at fortsætte.” Mikkel nikkede forstående.En: “It feels like everything is at a standstill while I try to carry on.” Mikkel nodded understandingly.Da: “Jeg er her, hvis du har brug for noget.En: “I'm here if you need anything.Da: Gør det, som du er bedst til - fokuser på det, du kan kontrollere.” Senere på dagen, lige før Frejas vigtige præsentation, modtog hun en notifikation på sin telefon.En: Do what you're best at - focus on what you can control.” Later in the day, just before Freja's important presentation, she received a notification on her phone.Da: Hendes hjerte bankede af nervøsitet.En: Her heart raced with nervousness.Da: Hun overvejede om hun skulle åbne beskeden nu eller vente.En: She considered whether to open the message now or wait.Da: Mikkel fangede hendes blik og nikkede opmuntrende.En: Mikkel caught her eye and nodded encouragingly.Da: “Du kan klare det, Freja.En: “You can do this, Freja.Da: Fuld fokus nu, så kan du håndtere beskeden bagefter.” Med en dyb indånding gik Freja ind i mødelokalet og satte sig ved podiet.En: Full focus now, and you can deal with the message afterward.” With a deep breath, Freja entered the meeting room and took her place at the podium.Da: Hun kanaliserede sin nervøsitet til en klar og engageret præsentation.En: She channeled her nervousness into a clear and engaging presentation.Da: Alle de små detaljer, hun havde arbejdet på, faldt på plads.En: All the small details she had worked on fell into place.Da: Da præsentationen var færdig, gik Freja ud af mødelokalet.En: When the presentation was over, Freja left the meeting room.Da: Hun fandt et roligt hjørne og åbnede notifikationen.En: She found a quiet corner and opened the notification.Da: Det var gode nyheder!En: It was good news!Da: En lettelse skyllede over hende som en varm sommerbrise.En: A relief washed over her like a warm summer breeze.Da: Hun smilede for sig selv, mens en bølge af ejegodhed ramte hende.En: She smiled to herself as a wave of wellbeing hit her.Da: Tilbage i fællesskabet gik hun over til Mikkel.En: Back in the community, she went over to Mikkel.Da: “Det er gode nyheder,” sagde hun.En: “It's good news,” she said.Da: “Tak for at støtte mig.” Mikkel smilede bredt.En: “Thank you for supporting me.” Mikkel smiled broadly.Da: “Det vidste jeg, det ville være.En: “I knew it would be.Da: Du har styrken og modet til det hele.” Freja lærte den dag, at det er okay at åbne op og stole på andre.En: You have the strength and courage for it all.” Freja learned that day that it's okay to open up and trust others.Da: Med fornyet energi og lethed deltog hun i Arbejdernes Dag festlighederne sammen med sine kollegaer, fro friske blikke og smil.En: With renewed energy and ease, she joined in the Arbejdernes Dag festivities with her colleagues, with fresh looks and smiles.Da: Foråret føltes lysere, jovialt, og fyldt med muligheder.En: Spring felt brighter, jovial, and full of possibilities. 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Most practice owners who start their practice as a side hustle, don't struggle because it's not a good model/approach. They struggle because it when it really starts working, and they don't know when they can safely stop splitting their time, cast away the employment safety net, and do a cannonball into full-time practice ownership. (I used to be a springboard diver so I'm always pumped when I can make a diving reference) In this episode, you'll hear a real conversation inside my Mastermind with a practice owner who hit her first five-figure month while still only working part-time in her side hustle. We walk through the deciding factors and numbers to look at to help make the decision of: when it's time to let go of the side job and go all in? And as a wonderful bonus in this episode, two other Mastermind members share their story of starting out, in very difficult circumstances, and give added advice and inspiration I think everyone out there should hear. P.S. If this conversation and the advice and support this practice owner received resonates with you, I've got something special for you this weekend…  If you want real-time coaching, support, and feedback from me and a group of Cash-Based practice owners who are building and growing alongside you, click here to join the Cash-Based Practice Mastermind. Upon checkout, use the promo code Mastermind50 to get 50% off your first month. (promo ends Monday night!) What You'll Learn in This Episode How to know if your side hustle is ready to become your full-time practice Why revenue alone is not the only number that matters How to evaluate the real risk of leaving your side job Why staying part-time can become the thing holding you back What other practice owners experienced after finally going all in USEFUL INFORMATION: Check out our course: CASH-BASED PRACTICE MASTERMIND

What if the thing that scares you isn't the real danger? In this solo episode of Meanwhile, She, Aisha Beau Frisbey opens up about being laid off, ignoring her intuition, accepting what looked like the perfect opportunity, and eventually realizing that staying in the wrong place was costing her more than leaving ever could.She shares the story of choosing an uncertain leap into entrepreneurship, learning to trust herself again, and understanding the difference between what feels scary and what is truly dangerous.If you've been stuck at a crossroads, questioning your next move, or feeling called toward something bigger, this episode will meet you right where you are.In this episode:Scary vs dangerous decisionsTrusting your intuitionLeaving unhealthy environmentsCareer pivots and starting overEntrepreneurship lessonsChoosing yourself despite fearBuilding confidence one step at a timeWhy there is no danger in believing in yourself 

It takes a lot of trust and self-belief to move 3,000 miles to a city with few contacts, no job and no place to live. But trust and self-belief are something Jennie Edwards has in spades. And it's served her well in her journey from a cubicle-bound graphic designer to a self-employed brand visionary, storyteller, and videographer who now teaches entrepreneurs how to tell their story in a way that captivates others. Listen in as Jennie shares with host, Deb Drummond, her leap-of-faith story and her tips for entrepreneurs who want to build their business through powerful storytelling.Claim your FREE Voice to Heart Activation Session: https://calendly.com/guidedbyimagination/voiceactivationWebsite: https://guidedbyimagination.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/Guided.By.Imagination/You Tube: https://www.youtube.com/user/GuidedByImagination

Faith is the key

Joanna Robinson and Rob Mahoney reinvent themselves to recap the ‘Euphoria' Season 3 premiere. (0:00) Intro (1:57) Is this the final season of ‘Euphoria'? (5:26) Previously on… (28:08) Reactions to the S3 premiere (31:55) Rue's reintroduction (38:23) Lexi, Maddy, and L.A. Nights (43:58) Cassie and Nate (49:48) The Bible audiobook (54:00) Alamo Brown and his entourage (58:15) We need more Jules this season Email us! prestigetv@spotify.com Follow us on IG and TikTok! Call (909) 313-4046 for a chance to receive a personalized TV rec! Subscribe to the Ringer TV YouTube channel here for full episodes of ‘The Prestige TV Podcast' and so much more! Hosts: Joanna Robinson and Rob Mahoney Producer: Kai Grady and Devon Renaldo Additional Production Support: Justin Sayles Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A series tackling some of the most challenging questions that Christians have to face in the modern world, by Simon Manchester of Hope 103.2's Christian Growth podcast and pastor at All Saints in Woollahra, Sydney. Listen to more from our Hope Podcasts collection at hopepodcasts.com.au. And send the team a message via Hope 103.2’s app, Facebook or Instagram.Support the show, a product of Hope Media: https://hope1032.com.au/donate/2211A-pod/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: A Colorful Proposal: Eirik's Vibrant Leap of Faith Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/no/episode/2026-04-08-07-38-20-no Story Transcript:No: I hjertet av Oslo, i en park kjent for sine monumentale skulpturer og frodige vårgrønner, danset lyse farger rundt mens påskesolen skinte høyt på himmelen.En: In the heart of Oslo, in a park known for its monumental sculptures and lush spring greens, light colors danced around while the Easter sun shone high in the sky.No: Vigeland Park var fylt med liv denne påsken.En: Vigeland Park was filled with life this Easter.No: Barn lo, voksne vandret blant kunsten, og en maler preget plassen med sine frie linjer og dristige penselstrøk.En: Children laughed, adults wandered among the art, and a painter marked the place with free lines and bold brushstrokes.No: Midt i denne vrimlen sto Eirik, nervene vibrerende som en stram gitarstreng.En: In the midst of this bustle stood Eirik, nerves vibrating like a taut guitar string.No: Ved siden av ham, Gjertrud, med sitt lette smil og ivrige blikk.En: Next to him, Gjertrud, with her light smile and eager gaze.No: Hennes kjærlighet til kunst var kjent, mens Eirik knapt kunne skille en malerpensel fra en tannbørste.En: Her love of art was well known, while Eirik could barely tell a paintbrush from a toothbrush.No: Eirik hadde en plan denne dagen.En: Eirik had a plan this day.No: Han ønsket å imponere Gjertrud, prøve å vise henne at han kunne forstå og sette pris på kunsten hun holdt så kjær.En: He wanted to impress Gjertrud, try to show her that he could understand and appreciate the art she held so dear.No: Kanskje det ville være nok til å be henne på en date.En: Maybe it would be enough to ask her on a date.No: Men, hvordan i alle dager skulle han klarte det?En: But, how on earth was he going to manage that?No: "Se, Eirik," sa Gjertrud og pekte mot den fargerike gatekunstneren som hektisk malte en levende scene på et stort lerret.En: "Look, Eirik," said Gjertrud, pointing to the colorful street artist fervently painting a lively scene on a large canvas.No: "Der er noe du ikke ser hver dag.En: "That's something you don't see every day."No: "Eirik smilte sjenert, prøvde å spille med, men så var det noe som fanget kunstnerens øye.En: Eirik smiled shyly, tried to play along, but then something caught the artist's eye.No: Plutselig ropte hun til Eirik: "Du!En: Suddenly, she called out to Eirik: "You!No: Kom hit!En: Come here!"No: "Før han visste ordet av det, sto Eirik ved kvinnens side.En: Before he knew it, Eirik was standing by the woman's side.No: Hun mumlet på engelsk, energisk og nesten uforståelig.En: She mumbled in English, energetically and almost incomprehensibly.No: "Du vil være med på prosjektet mitt, ikke sant?En: "You want to be part of my project, right?"No: ""Ja, selvsagt," stammet Eirik, uten helt å forstå hva han hadde sagt ja til.En: "Yes, of course," stammered Eirik, not quite understanding what he had agreed to.No: Han så bort på Gjertrud, som så forundret og fascinert på ham.En: He glanced over at Gjertrud, who looked at him, amazed and fascinated.No: Hun var hans publikums eneste medlem, og det var all den oppmuntringen han trengte.En: She was his only audience member, and that was all the encouragement he needed.No: Kunstneren plukket opp en seng av fargerike malingbokser og, med et glimt i øyet, ba Eirik stå stille.En: The artist picked up a set of colorful paint cans and, with a glint in her eye, asked Eirik to stand still.No: Før han kunne protestere, ble han overskylt med en kaskade av livlige farger.En: Before he could protest, he was drenched in a cascade of vibrant colors.No: Malingen fløt nedover fra hodet, nedover skuldrene, overrasket munterheten til de forbipasserende som stoppet for å beundre synet.En: The paint flowed down from his head, over his shoulders, surprising the merriment of passersby who stopped to admire the sight.No: Eirik sto der, dekket i en fargerik regnbue, og latteren runget rundt ham.En: Eirik stood there, covered in a colorful rainbow, and laughter echoed around him.No: Blikket hans møtte Gjertruds øyne.En: His gaze met Gjertrud's eyes.No: Hun lo ikke fra noen vond hensikt, men med en åpen hjertelighet som smittet til ham.En: She wasn't laughing with any ill intent, but with an open-heartedness that was infectious to him.No: Gjertrud klappet og ropte ut: "Det var fantastisk, Eirik!En: Gjertrud clapped and shouted out: "That was amazing, Eirik!No: For en forestilling!En: What a performance!"No: " Hun gikk mot ham, og før han visste ordet av det, holdt hun hånden hans.En: She walked toward him, and before he knew it, she held his hand.No: "Kanskje vi kan utforske mer sammen, men kanskje uten malingsbad neste gang?En: "Maybe we can explore more together, but perhaps without a paint bath next time?"No: "Eirik, fortsatt dryppende av maling og litt forlegen, kunne bare nikke begeistret.En: Eirik, still dripping with paint and a bit embarrassed, could only nod enthusiastically.No: "Gjerne," sa han og så direkte i hennes øyne.En: "I'd love that," he said, looking directly into her eyes.No: "Men jeg lover, ingen flere kunstneriske ulykker.En: "But I promise, no more artistic mishaps."No: "De gikk videre gjennom parken, hånd i hånd, og Eirik hadde lært mer enn bare skulpturene rundt dem.En: They continued through the park, hand in hand, and Eirik had learned more than just about the sculptures around them.No: Han lærte at autentisitet, og de uforutsigbare vendingene i livet, kunne også male et godt inntrykk.En: He learned that authenticity, and the unpredictable turns of life, could also paint a good impression.No: Det uventede ble hans mest verdifulle kunstverk den dagen.En: The unexpected became his most valuable artwork that day. Vocabulary Words:monumental: monumentalelush: frodigebustle: vrimlenvibrating: vibrerendetaut: strameager: ivrigebarely: knaptwandered: vandretappreciate: sette pris påfervently: hektiskcanvas: lerretincomprehensibly: uforståeligstammered: stammetaudience: publikumencouragement: oppmuntringcascade: kaskadevibrant: livligemerriment: munterhetengaze: blikketill intent: vond hensiktopen-heartedness: åpen hjertelighetinfectious: smittetclapped: klappetperformance: forestillingexplore: utforskeembarrassed: forlegenauthenticity: autentisitetunpredictable turns: uforutsigbare vendingeneimpression: inntrykkunexpected: uventede

Fluent Fiction - Italian: Giovanni's Leap of Faith: A Market Artisan's Easter Tale Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/it/episode/2026-04-06-22-34-01-it Story Transcript:It: Nel cuore di Firenze, sotto il cielo azzurro di una mattina primaverile, il mercato era in pieno fermento.En: In the heart of Firenze, under the blue sky of a spring morning, the market was in full swing.It: I venditori sollevavano le loro voci sopra il chiacchiericcio della folla, cercando di attirare l'attenzione dei passanti.En: The vendors raised their voices above the chatter of the crowd, trying to attract the attention of passersby.It: Tra di loro, Giovanni stava nel suo piccolo banco, le mani appoggiate sui suoi manufatti.En: Among them, Giovanni stood at his small stall, his hands resting on his handmade creations.It: Gravava su di lui la preoccupazione di guadagnare abbastanza soldi per partecipare alla Messa di Pasqua nella grande cattedrale.En: He was burdened by the worry of earning enough money to attend the Easter Mass in the grand cathedral.It: Giovanni era un abile artigiano.En: Giovanni was a skilled artisan.It: I suoi oggetti erano splendidi: anelli d'argento, collane di perle, braccialetti intrecciati.En: His items were splendid: silver rings, pearl necklaces, braided bracelets.It: Eppure, le monete nel suo sacchetto erano poche.En: Yet, the coins in his pouch were few.It: Ogni tanto, alzava gli occhi, sperando di vedere Isabella, la nobile giovane dalle vesti eleganti che spesso passeggiava per il mercato.En: Occasionally, he would look up, hoping to see Isabella, the noble young lady with elegant garments who often strolled through the market.It: Ammirava la sua grazia da lontano, sognando che un giorno avrebbe scelto una delle sue creazioni.En: He admired her grace from a distance, dreaming that one day she would choose one of his creations.It: Accanto a lui, Luca chiamava i clienti verso le sue merci con entusiasmo contagioso.En: Next to him, Luca called customers to his goods with contagious enthusiasm.It: Anche se era occupato con i suoi affari, non mancava mai di incoraggiare Giovanni.En: Even though he was busy with his affairs, he never failed to encourage Giovanni.It: "Non perderti d'animo, amico," gli diceva Luca.En: "Don't lose heart, my friend," Luca would say.It: "Il mercato è volubile, ma oggi è un giorno di festa.En: "The market is fickle, but today is a festive day.It: La fortuna potrebbe bussare alla tua porta."En: Luck might knock on your door."It: Mentre le campane della cattedrale risuonavano in lontananza, segnando l'inizio della Messa di Pasqua, Giovanni sentì un tormento crescere dentro di sé.En: As the cathedral bells sounded in the distance, marking the start of the Easter Mass, Giovanni felt a turmoil growing within him.It: Avrebbe dovuto restare per vendere i suoi prodotti o seguire il desiderio di partecipare alla messa?En: Should he stay to sell his products or follow the desire to attend the mass?It: La sua mente era un tumulto di pensieri.En: His mind was a tumult of thoughts.It: Alle sue orecchie, la musica e i rumori del mercato si confondevano in un ronzio indistinto.En: To his ears, the music and noise of the market blended into a indistinct hum.It: All'improvviso, il suono delle campane parve chiarirsi, come un segno inevitabile.En: Suddenly, the sound of the bells seemed to become clear, like an inevitable sign.It: Con un respiro profondo, Giovanni prese una decisione audace.En: With a deep breath, Giovanni made a bold decision.It: Chiuse il suo banco e, lasciandosi alle spalle la possibilità di ulteriori vendite, si diresse di corsa verso la cattedrale.En: He closed his stall and, leaving behind the possibility of further sales, hurried towards the cathedral.It: La cattedrale era maestosa, illuminata dai raggi del sole che filtravano attraverso le vetrate.En: The cathedral was majestic, illuminated by the rays of the sun filtering through the stained glass.It: Giovanni trovò posto tra i fedeli, il cuore colmo di una pace sconosciuta.En: Giovanni found a place among the faithful, his heart filled with an unknown peace.It: Durante il servizio, assaporò ogni parola, ogni fragranza di incenso, come un balsamo per l'anima.En: During the service, he savored every word, every fragrance of incense, like a balm for the soul.It: Alla fine della messa, nella folla di volti felici, Giovanni vide Isabella.En: At the end of the mass, in the crowd of happy faces, Giovanni saw Isabella.It: Il suo cuore saltò quando lei incontrò il suo sguardo e si avvicinò.En: His heart leapt when she met his gaze and approached.It: "Sei l'artigiano del mercato, vero?"En: "You are the market artisan, aren't you?"It: chiese lei con un sorriso caloroso.En: she asked with a warm smile.It: "I tuoi lavori sono straordinari.En: "Your works are extraordinary.It: Mi piacerebbe vedere di più."En: I would love to see more."It: Giovanni annuì, la speranza rinata increspando il suo sorriso.En: Giovanni nodded, his hope rekindled, creasing his smile.It: Ora sapeva che il suo rischio non era stato vano.En: Now he knew that his risk had not been in vain.It: In quella cattedrale affollata, non aveva solo trovato la tranquillità spirituale, ma anche un'opportunità inaspettata.En: In that crowded cathedral, he had not only found spiritual peace but also an unexpected opportunity.It: Aveva imparato che alcune occasioni valgono ogni rischio, specialmente quando il cuore è il vero artigiano della speranza.En: He had learned that some opportunities are worth every risk, especially when the heart is the true artisan of hope. Vocabulary Words:the heart: il cuorespring morning: mattina primaverilethe vendors: i venditorithe chatter: il chiacchiericcioto attract: attirarethe stall: il bancothe creations: i manufattito burden: gravarethe artisan: l'artigianosplendid: splendidithe necklace: la collanathe pouch: il sacchettoelegant garments: vesti elegantithe grace: la graziato stroll: passeggiareto admire: ammirarethe crowd: la follacontagious enthusiasm: entusiasmo contagiosoto encourage: incoraggiarefickle: volubilefestive day: giorno di festato blend: confonderean indistinct hum: un ronzio indistintoto clarify: chiarirsian inevitable sign: un segno inevitabilea bold decision: una decisione audaceto close: chiuderemajestic: maestosathe faithful: i fedelilike a balm for the soul: come un balsamo per l'anima

Kicking the Seat ends its special Holy Week series with one of our favorite traditions: the Good Friday episode of "There's No Stalgia Like Nostalgia"!Today, Ian and Pat look back at one of the most unusual films of Steve Martin's career, the 1992 box office disappointment, Leap of Faith! Moviegoers mostly gave this offbeat dramedy the cold shoulder, but are there signs of redemption 34 years later?Martin stars as Jonas Nightingale, a traveling huckster who, with his fleet of tour buses, brings a faith-healing and gospel music show to small towns across America. After breaking down in Rustwater, Kansas, Jonas and his crew set up shop for the week--and rake in cash from a financially and spiritually strapped community that's in the throes of a ruinous drought. But what happens when a suspicious sheriff (Liam Neeson) and Jesus himself push Jonas towards a dark night of the soul?This spoilerific installment features perspectives from a lapsed Catholic who'd never seen the film until show prep, and a recently renewed Catholic who's loved Leap of Faith since seeing it as a teenager.What follows is a wide-ranging look at faith, doubt, the movies, and how even the seemingly sickest of seeds can yield a humbling crop of salvation.Support Kicking the Seat on Patreon, subscribe to us on YouTube, and follow us at:XLetterboxdInstagramFacebookShow LinksWatch the Leap of Faith (1992) trailer.Keep up with Pat at HollywoodChicago.com.Listen to Pat's movie reviews on the radio at STAR 96.7. Ep1221: There's No Stalgia Like Nostalgia: Leap of Faith (1992) Kicking the Seat

Today's guest is Molly Irani, co-founder and chief culture officer of the award-winning Chai Pani Restaurant Group in Asheville, North Carolina, and author of the new book, “Service Ready: A Story of Love, Restaurants, and the Power of Hospitality.” Back in 2009, Molly and her husband, Meherwan, were facing an uncertain future during the financial crisis when he proposed something unexpected: opening an Indian street food restaurant. Molly was shocked, but, ever the optimist, she ultimately said yes. Her leap of faith changed everything. Molly joins host Kerry Diamond to talk about what it really took to get Chai Pani off the ground, including writing a business plan detailed enough to win over landlords, navigating financial risk, and learning the realities of restaurant life on the fly. They also dive into Molly's new book and the lessons she's learned about leadership, resilience, and building a people-first business.  This interview was recorded at Newsstand Studios at Rockefeller Center. Cherry Bombe on SubstackOur new Mom's the Bombe issueSign up to hear Molly at Wednesday's member meeting on Zoom Visit cherrybombe.com for subscriptions, tickets to upcoming events, and more. More on Molly: Instagram, Chai Pani, "Service Ready" book More on Kerry: Instagram, “So You Want To Open A Restaurant” Substack series

Happy Spring everyone! And Aries season/ Zodiac New Year! All the things, I wish you a brilliant one. I'm back with a solo episode as a send off before I hit the skies and take my Nomadic journeys abroad. I plan to record solo episodes weekly once I get my bearings being on a new continent and different country. It will be an adventure and I want to take you along with me as I go. First...I want to share my story of taking the leap and learning to trust in the MAGIC.  On this guest episode I share a LOT of quotes all echoing the sentiment of TAKING THE LEAP OF FAITH. LEAP AND THE NET WILL APPEAR.  Doing the thing that scares you, the thing will be hard because it will be WORTH it. And truly the hardest thing isn't going after your dreams, it's giving up on them. Taking the risk, doing the thing even though there are risks and it might be difficult. It will be worth it and could very well change your life. Nurse Jen; www.nursejenjordan.com/IG: nursejenjordanSpirit Animal Oracle Deck; https://www.colettebaronreid.com/resources/pick-a-card/Donations To Women Waken To Support The Show Are Greatly Appreciated

In this episode Jerry and Stably discussed Leap of Faith by Michael J. Mazarr. Mazarr, a RAND Corporation scholar, draws on every available memoir, declassified document, and interviews with senior administration officials to dissect how the United States stumbled into the Iraq War. His central argument is that there was never really a decision — the invasion happened through a process of drift, assumption, and institutional momentum, with no memo ever formally ordering it. Jerry and Stably walked through Mazarr's typology of the principals — Bush and Wolfowitz as values-driven, Cheney and Rumsfeld as power-oriented unilateralists, and Powell and Rice as multilateralists — and how their clashing psychologies at every turn undermined coherent planning. They discussed how the easy initial victory in Afghanistan gave the administration a dangerously false sense of what a small-footprint war could accomplish, Saddam's catastrophic misreading of American intentions, and the near-total absence of any post-invasion plan. The conversation turned to the eerie parallels with the current situation in Iran, and whether the lessons Mazarr draws — about American missionary zeal and intuitive, values-driven foreign policy judgment — are simply baked in.

EP 138: "A Leap Of Faith, Chelsea's Altruistic Kidney Donation Journey"   Episode Summary Chelsea McNicholas, a Hospital Partnership Liaison with Network for Hope, joins This Thing Called Life to share how a social media post and her faith led her to become an altruistic kidney donor for a Child. Chelsea recounts starting the testing process after hearing about a friend's mother's need. Although she was not a match, it led her to another post about a child's need for a kidney, so she continued the testing. Ultimately, she was not needed because that child found a donor.  She walks us through her personal journey, the emotional and logistical realities of altruistic donation, and why community education about organ, tissue, and eye donation matters. Hear a personal, hopeful story that demystifies donation and inspires listeners to learn how they can help save lives. Episode Highlights Host Andi Johnson welcomes listeners and introduces guest Chelsea McNicholas, a dedicated advocate for organ donation and a valued member of the team at Network for Hope. Chelsea shares her professional background in healthcare and explains how becoming a mother helped inspire her decision to transition into her role with Network for Hope, where she could make a meaningful impact on the lives of others. As a Hospital Partnership Liaison, Chelsea explains that her work centers on building and maintaining strong relationships with hospital teams to ensure the organ donation process is handled with care, compassion, and efficiency. She describes the unique dual advocacy role she plays—supporting both hospital partners and the Network for Hope team throughout the donation process to ensure every step honors the donor and their family. Chelsea discusses her day-to-day responsibilities, which include hospital education, policy updates, compliance support, and continuous follow-up to strengthen collaboration between healthcare teams and the donation network. The conversation highlights how strong hospital partnerships are essential to ensuring successful donation outcomes and providing families with compassionate support during difficult moments. Chelsea shares some of the challenges of her role, particularly when unexpected issues arise within hospital systems. In those moments, creativity, adaptability, and problem-solving become essential. She praises the leadership at Network for Hope for fostering a supportive culture that empowers team members to think innovatively and find solutions that best serve donors, recipients, and healthcare partners. Andi and Chelsea reflect on the fulfillment that comes from working alongside passionate colleagues who are united by a shared mission to save and improve lives through donation. The conversation also addresses the scrutiny and misinformation that can sometimes surround organ donation. Chelsea emphasizes the importance of transparency, education, and trust in maintaining strong relationships with hospitals and the public. They discuss the important role donation ambassadors play in sharing personal stories that build understanding and confidence in the donation process. Chelsea then shares her deeply personal journey as a living donor. Before working in the field, she had little direct connection to organ donation until she began seeing social media posts from former classmates searching for kidney donors. Moved by their stories, Chelsea began exploring the possibility of becoming a donor herself. She describes the emotional and physical process of testing and waiting to see if she would be a match. Faith played a central role in her decision, along with the encouragement and support she received from her family. Chelsea recounts the powerful moment she met Reed, the young man who would ultimately receive her kidney, and learned more about the health challenges he and his family had faced due to kidney failure. She reflects on the emotional experience of donation surgery and the immediate bond formed between her and Reed's family. Chelsea also discusses the recovery process for both herself and Reed, highlighting the strength, faith, and support systems that carried them through the journey. Today, Chelsea continues to stay connected with Reed and his family, witnessing firsthand the life-changing impact of living donation. She shares how the experience has shaped conversations with her own children, teaching them the importance of compassion, generosity, and helping others whenever possible. The episode concludes with Andi expressing deep admiration for Chelsea's courage, compassion, and dedication to the mission of organ donation—recognizing her as both an advocate and a source of hope for many families. Key Takeaways Organ Donation Is Built on Trust and Relationships Strong partnerships between hospitals, donation organizations, and families are essential to ensuring the donation process is handled with compassion, integrity, and respect. One Person's Courage Can Transform Multiple Lives Chelsea's decision to become a living kidney donor demonstrates how a single act of generosity can profoundly impact not only a recipient but their entire family. Personal Stories Inspire Awareness and Action Sharing real experiences helps break through misinformation and encourages others to learn more about organ donation and consider how they might make a difference. Tweetable Quotes “We are the glue that holds the process together. I believe that our team is kind of a dual advocate in the donation process. “ Chelsea McNicholas “When things go awry at a hospital, that is challenging because the work is not flawless. The work is never done, if you will. So there are always challenges that arise. “ Chelsea McNicholas “I think it leans back into that strong relationship and strong trust. So knowing the truth right, like we know the truth right, and we have strong relationships with our hospitals to the point where they trust us. We've built that culture of trust and connection with our partners.”  Chelsea McNicholas “So I think again, a great opportunity for me to be an advocate and to educate people in my circle, my husband, and my entire family, was incredibly supportive.” Chelsea McNicholas “I think when I can look back on my life, faith was the foundation through every step and every decision, maybe in the moment, not as easy to see, but now looking back, I can absolutely identify that.” Chelsea McNicholas “It's really wild to think that a part of me is living on and someone else, and that most days I completely forgot I even did it, because I am right back to where I was, you know, five months ago, prior to the surgery.” Chelsea McNicholas Resources: Donatelifeky.org https://getoffthelist.org/ https://www.networkforhope.org/ https://www.networkforhope.org/about-us/ https://www.networkforhope.org/stories-of-hope/ https://www.facebook.com/NetworkForHopeOPO https://www.youtube.com/@NetworkforHope. https://aopo.org/ RegisterMe.org/NetworkforHope

Hello to you listening in Woodburn, Oregon! Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is Stories From Women Who Walk with 60 Seconds for Wednesdays on Whidbey and your host, Diane Wyzga. We all want it - don't we? Perfection! We wait to ship our work until it looks right, feels right, sounds right. We hold back on letting go of the paintbrush and calling it art. We want another rewrite of the story before we're willing to share it out loud. We want our work to be perfect. But what did perfect ever do for you? Your being perfect won't help the world get better; but I guarantee you that shipping your imperfect work into the world will. How do I know? I've seen it happen. I'm not saying my imperfect work changes the world; but I‘m not saying it doesn't. When we trust ourselves to ship our imperfect work, we gain an opportunity to feel the magic of taking a leap of faith, welcome the unexpected, and connect with someone who has been waiting for our work. Join me! And thank you for listening!  You're always welcome: "Come for the stories - Stay for the magic!" Speaking of magic, I hope you'll subscribe, share a 5-star rating and nice review on your social media or podcast channel of choice, bring your friends and rellies, and join us! You will have wonderful company as we continue to walk our lives together. Be sure to stop by my Quarter Moon Story Arts website, email me to arrange a no-obligation Discovery Call, and stay current with me as Quarter Moon Story Arts on Substack. Stories From Women Who Walk Production Team Podcaster: Diane F Wyzga & Quarter Moon Story Arts Music: Mer's Waltz from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron Music ALL content and image © 2019 to Present Quarter Moon Story Arts. All rights reserved.  If you found this podcast episode helpful, please consider sharing and attributing it to Diane Wyzga of Stories From Women Who Walk podcast with a link back to the original source.

Another lost episode which turns out to be a primer for a spin off, maybe.Crockett and Tubbs make a brief appearance in the beginning then it's handed off to the fresh meat, the new hotties, the Cousin Olivers of the Youth Crime Unit. A fresh team of young cops try to infiltrate a whacko professor who is trying out new mind control/altering drugs on hapless students. We even have Joey Hardin from the DEA making a return to hopefully create a new show. Does this new unit have what it takes to head to head with 21 Jump Street?Listen in and find out.Available now on most podcast platforms!⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/viceofmiamipodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/viceofmiamipodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠#ViceOfMiamiPodcast #MiamiVice #VictimsOfCircumstance #Season5 #80sTV #DonJohnson #PhilipMichaelThomas #TimTruman #NeonNoir #ViceStyle #ClassicTV#CrimeDrama #RetroTV #TVPodcast #freshmeat #youngcops

Feeling like the wheels are coming off your life—or the world? The Year of the Fire Horse is here, and the old paradigm is dissolving fast. For some, it feels like rock bottom. For others, a slow unraveling. This week, Lacy and Jessica unpack the collective stripping, ego deaths, and visibility fears rising to the surface—and why this acceleration is actually a portal into your most authentic self. If you've been stuck in perfectionism, burned out by optimization culture, or clear on your purpose but unable to move, this episode unpacks what's happening beneath the surface. Through the lens of TBM tools, human design, Chinese astrology, and nervous system regulation, they explain why hustle, formulas, and “matrix authenticity” won't carry you into the new paradigm—but why a more aligned, authentic approach will. This season isn't about fear. It's about releasing what no longer fits so something truer can emerge. 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Can you imagine putting your child in a basket and launching him into the Nile River and then walking away? That is exactly what happens in today's lesson as Moses' mother learns how to take a leap of faith and trust God for something she has no control over...the life of her child!  For you it might not be a child but instead your health, your job, or your finances that you need to release to God! Join us today as we see what stepping out in faith looks like in our own lives!

Can you imagine putting your child in a basket and launching him into the Nile River and then walking away? That is exactly what happens in today's lesson as Moses' mother learns how to take a leap of faith and trust God for something she has no control over...the life of her child!  For you it might not be a child but instead your health, your job, or your finances that you need to release to God! Join us today as we see what stepping out in faith looks like in our own lives!

Meet Rebecca Kushner, a CPA and Fractional CFO who took the leap from a traditional corporate accounting and finance career to build a business on her own terms. Driven by a desire to marry her financial expertise with her personal values, Rebecca now helps holistic health practitioners and service providers navigate the "scary" side of their business with heart and humanity. Whether you're looking for inspiration for your own career pivot or need a roadmap for your business's financial health, Rebecca shares the substance of how she works. We dive into: Financial Empowerment: How she uses personalized financial strategy to help clients understand their numbers without the overwhelm. Pricing for Profit: Actionable insights on optimizing pricing and capacity so your business supports your life, not the other way around. The "Human" CFO: Why she believes financial decisions should be aligned with your values and long-term vision. The Career Leap: What it really takes to transition from a corporate role to a values-driven entrepreneur.  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.