Podcasts about little things matter

The Rejoicing in Motherhood podcast is three years old! In this episode, I am celebrating you, my amazing listeners! I am so thankful for the years and the time we have had together, and I am looking forward to more. Here are some of the episodes I discuss in the show: 1. This is Holy Work https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rejoicing-in-motherhood-christian-moms-spirit-filled/id1564875161?i=1000520955073 2. The Little Things Matter https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rejoicing-in-motherhood-christian-moms-spirit-filled/id1564875161?i=1000522008804 100. Strong Willed Toddlers, the Biggest Challenge I've Overcome as a Mom, and Helping Siblings Get Along https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rejoicing-in-motherhood-christian-moms-spirit-filled/id1564875161?i=1000610407295 3. Don't be a Grace Hoarder https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rejoicing-in-motherhood-christian-moms-spirit-filled/id1564875161?i=1000522909190 4. 7 Ways to Encourage Your Kids https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rejoicing-in-motherhood-christian-moms-spirit-filled/id1564875161?i=1000523646505 109. Aligning Your Motherhood Mindset to Christ's with Morgan Dabney @livingratefully https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rejoicing-in-motherhood-christian-moms-spirit-filled/id1564875161?i=1000618688001 Click here to connect with me via email! Click here to ask a question for a future episode!

Oh, what a difference one tiny little letter made! My high school classmate, Annette, had just sent me an email telling about her upcoming surgery for shin cancer. Shin cancer? I'd never heard of such a thing, but knowing that Annette … Read more

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Between the weeds on top of the Millennium Hotel and Rongey's pants getting dirt on them, Chris and Amy discuss why the little things matter.

It is the little things that you do every day that sometimes make a bigger impact and difference in your life than the big things. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/healandbehealthy/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/healandbehealthy/support

This episode, I talk about clarity and how you bring more of that to your life. It's a series of little adjustments. You are capable of thriving, rather than just surviving. And it starts with little tweaks.

Brickey sets off on his most challenging Disneyland stunt yet, inspired by Walt Disney's inspiration that details matter. And may we never forget it all started on A BENCH! New Store If you're eager to show your love and support for Disneyland For Designers, don't miss out on our limited-time offer! Visit Hey, Brickey's brand-new store at https://heybrickey.com/ and grab the exclusive 'Vibes Over Rides' T-shirt. This unique design captures the essence of our podcast and lets you wear your Disney passion with pride. But act fast because this shirt is available only until November 13th, after which it will be retired to the Brickey Vault. Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of theme park magic and support the podcast simultaneously! By becoming a member of Club 1313 At ⁠⁠https://www.club1313.com/⁠⁠, you're supporting the show and ensuring that more episodes continue coming your way. Your membership helps us maintain the quality and frequency of our content while allowing us to explore new dimensions of Disney design. Become a member and watch the live recording of this episode and see the behind the scenes as Brickey makes Disney magic.

Saw an awesome post.... one that we probably see examples of every time we are out at a store & it's one that shows a lot about a person.  Simply putting your shopping cart away where it belongs, it's a little thing, but the little things add up AND they show how we do anything is how we do everything!!  Thanks for listening.  Please take a few moments to subscribe & share this with someone, also leave a 5 Star rating on Apple Podcasts and ITunes or other services where you find this show.  Find me on Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/coachtoexpectsuccess/   on Twitter / “X”:  @coachtosuccess   and on Instagram at:  @coachjohndaly  - My YouTube Channel is at: Coach John Daly.   Email me at: CoachJohnDalyPodcast@gmail.com     You can also head on over to https://www.coachtoexpectsuccess.com/ and get in touch with me there on my homepage along with checking out my Top Book list too.  Other things there on my site are being worked on too.  Please let me know that you are reaching out to me from my podcast. 

In this episode, Jon will share multiple ideas and ways to try and iterate using the ideas from the "Little Things Matter" series. To watch this training, click here: https://youtu.be/mIrmUZv7Xb4

In this week's episode, Jon will share tips and tricks to build "social proof" in your marketing, websites, etc. so that those who are seeking do not feel alone.  To watch this training, go to: https://youtu.be/I_L9K2buyT4

Willkommen bei unserer Mission New Work. New Rules. - du bist mittendrin!    Endlich können wir euch unsere Podcast Koproduktion präsentieren!   Zusammen mit Felix Fecher von Little Things Matter ist ein Feature entstanden, welches demnächst auch bei "Power Of Podcast" erscheint.   Das Thema Podcast stand auch ganz oben auf der Tagesordnung. Wieso lohnt es sich als Firma einen solchen zu haben und regelmäßig Folgen aufzunehmen?   Was sind die Schritte dahin und worauf muss man achten, damit das Projekt auch wirklich erfolgreich wird.   Felix ist ein echter Experte auf diesem Gebiet und tauscht sich mit Marco über die aktuellen Trends und Herausforderungen aus.   Die beiden Aschaffenburger harmonieren ergänzen sich mit ihrer Expertise wunderbar!   Die ganze Story gibt es jetzt in einer knappen Stunde Talk - reinhören lohnt sich!    Zitate aus der Folge    Marco  Ich bin ein absoluter Podcast-Fan.   Dadurch habe ich natürlich auch einen gewissen Qualitätsanspruch, wie ein Podcast klingen muss, wenn wir selber einen machen.   Das macht es nicht einfacher, wenn man sich das so wünscht.   Aber wenn man vorher wüsste, welche Herausforderungen auf einen zukommen, würde man es wahrscheinlich nie machen.     Felix  Regelmässigkeit ist das A und O.    Da merkst du halt, wenn du etwas richtig gut machst, und ein bisschen Bekanntheit hast, dann hast du einen super krassen Multiplikator dadurch.   Am Ende glaube ich, wir haben eine starke, loyale Fanbase, die den Content hört und auch regelmässig Feedback gibt.   Und das ist wirklich wichtig.         In den kommenden Podcast-Folgen bekommst du:    Infos und Tipps rund um die M365-Welt und ihre Anwendungen wie Power BI und Power Apps  Inspiration und praktische Tipps für den Kulturwandel für dich oder dein Unternehmen, um immer einen Schritt voraus zu sein  Wertvolle Impulse für ein bewusstes Mindset  Vorbilder, Themen und Ideen zu allen Facetten der New Work  Tipps zu praktischen Tools, die deinen Change unterstützen können, egal ob persönlich oder als Unternehmen  Viele weitere Einblicke in die Welt des New Work    Let's connect  Du hast Ideen, Themenvorschläge oder Anregungen zum Thema, dann teile gerne deine Gedanken mit uns und schick uns eine Nachricht an podcast@kom4tec.de oder auf Instagram @kom4tec  Wir freuen uns von dir zu hören.   Follow us!   Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/KOM4TEC/   Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/kom4tec/   LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/company/10407066/    

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Take time each day for what might seem like little things, for even if no one else notices, God does! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/renae-myrie/message

Message from July 30, 2023, by Dan Cook, Teaching Pastor. Matthew 13:31-33, 44-52

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In this episode, Cody challenges you to thing about what SMALL win can you accomplish daily that will get you closer to your goals. Staying off your phone the first hour of every day. Reading one chapter of something that fuels your mind. Running 3 times a week for a set time. Giving up something toxic to you. Planning a weekly date night again. 

Pastor Benson is excited to share his next message in his ‘Little Things Matter series. Thank you Lord for keeping us strong and steadfast in you and continuing to build our faith!

In this episode Dan and Pete dive into James 3:1-12 looking at the power of the tongue. James writes, "the tongue is a small part of the body, but it makes great boasts." It's a reminder that our words have power that we can't underestimate. Enjoy the episode and share it with a friend!

So often in our world, we are drawn to the big, the powerful, the impressive. We think those are the things that make an impact. So often we try for the big and the dramatic to make our lives better. Yet James tells us that it is often the small, overlooked things that can make the biggest difference for good or ill. Our experience tells us that we often overlook the little things to our own peril. Where do God and the Gospel fit into the little things in life and how can they make a huge, positive impact in your life? 

In today's episode, we discuss Michael's recent experience with a local doctor and hospital. We deep dive in the small details and why it made a big impact on the overall satisfaction of the services provided. A simple piece of paper made all the difference. We reflect on what your clinic could incorporate and how it can make a big bottom line impact. Have a question or a story we should feature as an episode? Email us at hello@patientcaremarketingpros.com Intro/Outro Music by Devin Smith https://open.spotify.com/artist/4UdQjNXnACFE2VpkEoP8v2?si=pDx5jsgtRFOtwrpMOKOkuQ Stay connected with Patient Care Marketing Pros! Website: https://patientcaremarketingpros.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/patientcaremarketingpros Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/patientcaremarketingpros LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/patient-care-marketing-pros/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9nwkAwIyiVvsLTWGoeRbWA

New Direction is praying that you are captivated by the word and Pastor Benson's sermon. Join us as we continue to hear more from the series, ‘Little Things Matter'

Pastor Benson is set to continue his series ‘Little Things Matter' with a message entitled, ‘Is Anybody Listening?' Be sure to apply the principles of this message to your own life as you strive towards listening before speaking!

In dieser spannenden Episode von "Little Things Matter" interviewt Felix Fecher den erfahrenen Digitalexperten und Podcast Producer, Norman Müller. Im Fokus der Folge steht das Thema "Podcasts im Digitalvertrieb" und wie sie insbesondere B2B-Unternehmen helfen können, ihre vertrieblichen und kommunikativen Ziele schneller zu erreichen.Mehr erfährst du hier in den Shownotes dieser Podcast Folge:https://www.genius-alliance.space/posts/scheduled/ga-1135-mit-norman-muller-interview-im-little-things-matter-podcast-von-felix-fecherSupport the show---Shownotes Die Shownotes zur Podcast Folge findest du exklusiv auf der GENIUS ALLIANCE Plattform: www.genius-alliance.com Videoaufzeichnung des Interviews Hintergrundinformationen zu unserem Interviewgast Q&A-Session auf der Plattform Sei live bei der Podcast Aufnahme dabei Stelle deine Fragen an unsere Interviewgäste Schließ dich dem GENIUS ALLIANCE Netzwerk an Erweitere dein KI-Netzwerk Entwickle KI-Projekte mit Top-Experten Triff Unternehmer, Gründer, KI-Experten & Investoren Nutze unseren exklusiven Content Erhalte Zugriff auf Online-Seminare & Live-Mentorings Finde Business Angel & Kooperationspartner für dein Business Genieße die Unterstützung unserer Community Hier kommst du zur Plattform: www.genius-alliance.com Dieser Podcast wird produziert von: MARKENREBELL - Podcast Manufaktur

Did you ever feel like you were supposed to do something really BIG with your life?  Did you have BIG dreams and plans that never really worked out?  Don't worry you are in good company.When we're young, we want to travel to exciting places and achieve BIG things.  As we mature, we realize that it's the little things that matter the most.  A smile, a nice card or a thoughtful act can have a BIG impact on others.  In fact, when we look back on our lives, we realize that the little things were really the BIG things.If we miss the little things in life, it can destroy us.  Dan, Brian and Terry don't want that to happen to you.  So, tune in to this edition of Finish Strong and discover how little things can make you or break you!Fearless Faith Websiteffaith.orgTo leave a review - Open Finish Strong on the Apple Podcast app and scroll down until you see "Ratings & Reviews". There will be a link to click so that you can "Write A Review"FacebookYouTubeInstagram

For more inspired edutainment, visit: www.bebettermedia.tv Key Points, Top Takeaways and Memorable Quotes - “When you're in that very uncertain place, that's really where the magic can happen.” 5:55“I really drilled down into my meditation practice, which I combined with my prayer practice.” 9:36“Our children, my children, your children, learn by watching what we do and how we are, not by what we say.” 21:30“Clients that have gone through the collaborative process are by far my happiest divorced clients.” 40:57“It's very important to have someone giving you advice.” 42:59“The only way through it is through it.” 50:34“Don't be scared, everything is going to be okay.  Trust your gut, and take chances.” 56:34 Guest Bio - Ann Grant is an attorney, author, entrepreneur, a law professor—and—she is a SURVIVOR.Ann experienced a perfect storm of loss during the 2008 financial crisis: Her 16 year marriage to the father of her children ended, the large multinational law firm where she was a partner dissolved and her Father passed away unexpectedly. Overwhelmed by these losses, she deepened her meditation practice to ground herself and to find a path through the chaos. Ann learned to follow her intuition during this time and started a support group for women contemplating divorce. She did not aspire to be a divorce attorney, but rather wanted to be of service to women facing divorce given her personal experience as the mother of three children.What happened surprised and astounded Ann. People began to ask Ann to represent them in their divorces. Combining the legal skills she had acquired during her years as an experienced litigator with her personal experience as a mother—she was extremely effective-- both in and out of the courtroom. She brought in other experts to help along the way—including financial advisors, therapists and career counselors. This network of helping professionals was the impetus for Ann's bestselling book, The Divorce Hacker's Guide to Untying the Knot, which provides legal, financial, and psychological expertise to help the reader skillfully prepare and protect themself as they navigate the modern divorce—proactively, efficiently, resiliently.Manhattan Beach Family Law has grown and has opened offices in Brentwood and Newport Beach. Show Notes - 0:00 - Coming Up on ‘What I Meant to Say'0:30 - WIMTS Podcast Intro0:54 - Welcome to Ann2:28 - Tell Us Your Story8:59 - Tools for Tapping into the Magic19:39 - Generational Healing23:08 - Affect on Children of Divorce26:43 - Be Better Commercial27:15 - Recommendations for Women in Fear and Uncertainty29:59 - Co-Parenting Discussion32:51 - Letting Go of the Need to Control38:04 - Collaborative Divorce44:43 - Navigating Codependent Relationships Across Generations49:32 - Simple Little Things Matter51:36 - Breaking Down the Big Picture52:26 - Divorce Hacker's Guide to Untying the Knot Commercial52:46 - Why Wendy Started Her TOJ Blog56:22 - One Piece of Advice to Your Younger Self59:00 - How Old Are Your Kids?59:48 - Thank You59:59 - WIMTS Podcast Closing Links & Where to Find Ann - MBFamilyLawyers.com Email - admin@mbfamilylawyers.comIG - @MBFamilyLaw

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The little things in your life matter. The information you carry within your heart and mind can influence the way you see things. Grow with Robin Kirby-Gatto in your understanding of what might be hindering you from seeing the little things that you need to implement, to make your life better. ****** Welcome to Celebrating God's Grace, A Women World Leader's Podcast, I'm your host Robin Kirby-Gatto. Thank you for joining us today as we celebrate God's grace, in our lives, in our ministry, and around the world. Today's Podcast is titled, “The Little Things Matter.” “Who [with reason] despises the day of small things? For these seven shall rejoice when they see the plummet in the hand of Zerubbabel. [These seven] are the eyes of the Lord which run to and fro throughout the whole earth.” (Zechariah 4:10 AMPC) Set to the invisible clock of the New Year, our expectations rise with the hope that specific things will happen. Some people make a list in their journal, while others put it on a piece of paper held by a magnet on their fridge. Zerubbabel knew this well, as he was now rebuilding the second Temple of the Lord. He'd already laid the foundation, but because of the distractions in his life, he, along with the rest of the Jews, put the rebuilding of the Temple to the back of his mind. The distractions continued until the Lord sent two prophets, Zechariah and Haggai, to redirect the focus of His people. Trying to reach a goal can be daunting at first. However, more is going on than meets the eye. What's really occurring beneath the surface, is the soul feels deficient in completing the task. Inadequacy whispers to us like a familiar friend, until we realize, it's not a friend at all. Surely this is how Zerubbabel, the rightful governor over Judah, must have felt. In 2003, the book of Zechariah reeled me in like a fish. I was drawn to the incredibleness of the prophet's supernatural encounters, as well as the tasks God gave him, to redirect the people to fulfill their God given destiny. This book topped all fictional books I'd read, except this was true. I wonder if it might be how, one feels today, watching a science-fiction movie, over the top surreal, and captivating. I read chapters one through four, over and over for years, and found myself continually pausing on Chapter 4, at the rebuilding of the Lord's Temple, and this governor of Judah, Zerubbabel. Chapter 4 seemed like a cipher to be decoded, and I was intent to spend as much time as necessary on it, which has now turned into two decades, in deciphering bits and pieces here and there. Each time I think that I cannot get anymore revelation of this chapter, the Lord surprises me, and opens my understanding even more to His scripture. In 2021, God had me write the book Mindfulness the Mind of Christ, which unpacks more about Zerubbabel's struggle in Zechariah 4. He had me study Information Theory, which is basically the science of communication, such as phones, internet, conversations, and the like. Scientists from AT&T (Bell Telephone Laboratories) in the late 1920s were behind this field of science. One of them was Harry Nyquist, who was the leading scientists to contribute to what is known today as Information Theory. One of the major concepts of Information Theory, is the means by which to protect the communication of information.[i] You and I are carriers of information. We carry it in the form of our neurons, where memories are encoded, as well as in a particular receptor in the body, the G Protein-Coupled Receptor, which stores memories at the cellular level. Amazingly enough, what you and I know to be our emotions, are what the leading research Dr. Candace Pert, along with other scientists, proved to be the “molecules of our emotions,” they are experiences of unpacked memories, or can I say “information.” You've heard the saying about being in a relationship, where you don't need to bring any “old luggage” in with you. The meaning of that saying is best understood, by not bringing in old information from past relationships, which might affect the present one. We're constantly bringing in old information from prior relationships, jobs or places we've lived, that might influence our present reality. This happened to Zerubbabel. Israel had been in captivity a long time, and now they were not only given freedom, but given the means by which to build a Temple for the Lord. Their prior information of the Babylonian captivity was interfering with their interpretation of the message of God. This is where the prophets Zechariah and Haggai come in. They were the Error Correction Code, messengers who were sent by God to protect the message. The Error Correction Code has a special element used in protecting information, which is redundancy. You know how you usually don't like people being redundant when they say the same thing over and over, which you might find yourself being that way, well in Information Theory, it's a good thing. Redundancy in the Error Correction Code allows the same message to be said this way, that way, this way, and that way. Prime examples of this are when people say two words that mean the same thing, such as “exact same,” “merge together,” and “adequate enough.” The two words used commonly together have the same meaning. Exact and same have a common meaning, you don't need the two used together. We see the same pattern with “merge together,” and “adequate enough.” These are phrases of redundancy. Southerners aren't the only ones guilty of this; I've heard it from people in the north, as well. For example, one might say, “That is the exact same shirt I bought.” You don't need “exact and same” together, just use one or the other. This might be easier to relate to Information Theory, with the long trips that parents take, where their children in the backseat ask, “are we there yet?” Imagine that phrase translated into different languages, said over and over an entire trip. That's like the Error Correction Code, the same thing is being said, just in different translations. However, the whole purpose is to protect the message. Jesus did this in the Gospel, as He would tell His disciples what He was going to teach them, and then use a parable, and later explain what the parable meant. Jesus on purpose was redundant about the message of truth He was teaching at the time. The purpose of the Error Correction Code is to protect the message by being unequivocally redundant, so that anything contrary to the message would stick up like a sore thumb. This is what the power of the Word of God does, it comes into our mind and body as information, to protect us against the lie of the enemy, where all information that is contrary will be obvious. The information of Zerubbabel's prior captivity moved inside of his members, encoded in the form of memories in his neurons and receptors. He might have felt deficient and discouraged, unqualified to rebuild the Temple. However, those whispers of inadequacy were his old luggage, past information, that was now sticking up like a sore thumb, in the overwhelming task God called him. He was with the first wave of Jews led out of exile, now given the task of rebuilding the Temple of the Lord. Talk about a New Year's goal, that tops them all! God sent the prophet Zechariah to redirect Zerubbabel, by the simple message, “who despises the day of small beginnings.” This phrase became the Error Correction Code for Zerubbabel to build the Temple of the Lord. Every task, no matter how small, appears like a larger task to someone else. It's all relative. Balancing the checkbook might be easy for an eighteen-year-old but ask a four-year-old to do it. Likewise, each of us has a task, a goal, that someone else might not have, but can feel mountainous and overwhelming. The Hebrew word for small beginnings is qâṭân pronounced kaw-tawn' and means, “least, less, little, small, etc.”[ii] I love the ancient Hebrew symbols before the Babylonian captivity, which almost look like caveman drawings. This ancient Hebrew was what the first five books of the Bible were written. Each of the Hebrew Aleph-Bet letters were a symbol, that had meaning, and when put together create a “word picture.” For me, these word pictures created by the ancient Hebrew symbols, amplify the meaning of a Hebrew word. If we peer at the ancient symbols here and their meaning, it will make this message simple, of knowing the message of God for your life, and walking in it. The Hebrew letters that compose “small beginnings,” are Qoph, Tet and Nun. Already I'm delighted as I see the meaning of these three letters together. Qoph is the ancient symbol of a sun on the horizon, as well as the back of a head, and means “rising, follow, behind, and least.” Tet is the ancient symbol of a snake surrounding a rock and means, “to surround.” Then Nun is the ancient symbol of a fish in the water swimming and means, “life and activity.” Therefore, the Hebrew letters for “small beginnings,” compose the word picture, THE LEAST THING THAT SURROUNDS YOU IS LIFE! Do you see the small gifts of your life, given to you by God? Furthermore, the prophet Zechariah instructed Zerubbabel with the cipher that followed “who despises the day of small beginnings,” with “these seven shall rejoice” when they saw the plummet (plumbline) in Zerubbabel's hands. A plumbline in the ancient days, looks like a string attached to a weight of some sort, something made of stone or metal. Thus, the “small beginning” was for Zerubbabel to return to picking up the string with a weight on it. By holding up this string, “these seven will rejoice.” These seven here are a metaphor for the seven-fold dimension of Holy Spirit revealed in Isaiah 11:2, of the fullness of Holy Spirit that would rest on Jesus Christ. The seven-fold dimension of Holy Spirit represents the different facets of Holy Spirit that serve a purpose. You might be a mother, wife, daughter, friend, and worker. Each one of those facets are still you, which serves a purpose for each role. Likewise, Holy Spirit is identified as The Spirit of the Lord, Wisdom, Might, Counsel, Understanding, Knowledge and The Fear of the Lord. Each facet serves a purpose. For example, the Fear of the Lord keeps us from sin. Thus, Zechariah the prophet was encouraging Zerubbabel, with the fact that GOD'S HOLY SPIRIT WAS REJOCING, over just a little string with a weight that the governor held in his hand. It was the smallest thing that caused God to rejoice; He knows that it takes the small task to lead up to the “finishing task.” What is it that you have as a goal for this year? Is it to grow spiritually, then read an extra verse and set more time to prayer. Is it to be better physically, then implement walking three days a week for twenty minutes and a good eating lifestyle. Is it to be a better wife, then make sure you really listen to your husband, and pray for him. Is it to be a better mother, make sure you live in the moment with your children, so you don't regret passing those moments up. Is it to be a better daughter? Enjoy your parent while you have them, knowing that one day they won't be here. Is it to be a better worker? Then look to where you can add God value to others in the office. It's the little things that keep you on task, as the old information of your deficiency is removed, where you've made room for the truth, to recognize the Life God has given you, that surrounds you, the good and perfect gifts from the Father of Lights! [i] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communication_theory#Information_Theory [ii] Strong J. (1890) Strong's Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible, Abingdon Press. Hebrew word # 6996 “small”

One of the easiest ways our brain can stop us from getting the life we want is by telling us that it's going to take a lot of effort, a lot of work, and a lot of time. We think we need to make huge, sweeping changes and we end up trying to do too much too fast, which leads to burn out and quitting. Our brain tries to talk us out of small, daily action by telling us that we aren't really making any progress day-by-day. However, your brain is underestimating the effect of cumulative action and even tiny effort adds up into significant accomplishment over time. That means that the more often we do the little things, the more our life starts to change in big ways.  Instead of taking huge steps, what we really need is to make a small effort, consistently, over a long period of time. On today's podcast, I'm giving you lots of encouragement and tools to be able to start (and keep) doing the little things that make the biggest difference.

In this eighth  episode of Wellness Wednesday, Beth Gustin, LPC and Robin Ennis, LCSW, CPC, explore how they think about gratitude and ways to express gratitude. It's not just the big things, the little things matter, too.   Check out all the Wellness Wednesday episodes.   Show Hosts:             Robin Ennis on the web at www.robinennislcsw.com             Beth Gustin, LPC, NCC, EMDRIA Approved Consultant, CAGCS, PLGS             Www.transitioningthroughchange.com   You can message Beth and Robin by calling 612-367-6093 or by email. They are looking forward to hearing from you!   Episode Web Site   we would love to hear from you! Send us an email at info@BlindAbilities.com or give us a call and leave us some feedback at 612-367-6093

Plastic is everywhere. And it could be making you sick. As higher concentrations of microplastic particles are found throughout the world, in the air, soils and water, more and more research is suggesting that all this plastic could have negative health impacts, including on babies, children, and our ability to have children. This is particularly a danger for the Global South, which is suffering disproportionately from plastic pollution.In Plastic Diet, co-hosts Lisa Ann Pinkerton (former NPR reporter) and Christian Roselund (formerly of Rocky Mountain Institute, Pacifica) look at where plastic waste comes from, where it goes (hint: not some magical “away” place), what's in it, and what research tells us it is likely doing to our bodies. And we look at what we can do about it, including how we can design for a different world without plastic pollution.Plastic Diet features UN-recognized Land Hero, social entrepreneur, and journalist Patricia Kombo, scientist and researcher Kam Sripada, centre manager at the Centre for Digital Life Norway, and Beth Rattner, the executive director of the Biomimicry Institute.Subjects discussedSources of plastic pollutionImpact of plastic pollution on the Global SouthDocumented health risks from toxins in plasticsStatus of research on health effects of plastic pollutionChallenges in studying health impacts of microplastics and nanoplasticsThe false promise of recycling as a solution to plastic pollutionFashion's role in microplastic pollution Techniques for redesigning textiles to mimic nature Plastic-eating fungus, (yes, you heard us- a new magic mushroom)Alternatives to single-use plastics (a.k.a. Milk ATMs)Resources/LinksDo away with plastic additives wreaking havoc on our health (Patricia Kombo, The Standard)Report: A Children's Health Perspective on Nano- and Microplastics (Kam Sripada et al.)Report: Nature of Fashion (Biomimicry Institute)Report: The Real Truth About the U.S. Plastics Recycling Rate (Beyond Plastics, The Last Beach Cleanup)Also: Want more information about children's health, microplastics, and other environmental hazards? Check out Little Things Matter, where Kam and an international team of scientist-advocates share the latest research and tips for families to reduce their exposures. You can find videos and more information on their website: littlethingsmatter.ca/

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Why The Little Things Matter by Karl Whitehead

Corinne helps us understand how little habits add up over time.

Walking through life is an ongoing journey and sometimes it causes us to overlook the little things. But it is in that little that God can move powerfully in our lives. –Stay connected!Website: inspirechurch.comFacebook: facebook.com/inspirechurchInstagram: instagram.com/inspirechurchInspire People to Live For JesusSupport the show

Pastor Mike has a new book out! We're excited for you to hear about it!Pre-order your copy of Pastor Mike's new book, What's Big Starts Small on Amazon! It comes out June 14! https://amzn.to/3NUW3ZXCheck out our other podcasts! Search for these on your favorite podcast app. – The Nonmicrowaved Truth with C.L. Whiteside – Time of Grace With Pastor Mike Novotny– Grace Talks Daily Devotionals– Bible Threads, with Dr. Bruce Becker– Evening Encouragements With Pastor JeremyAnd take a look at our newest video project, our Bible basics series, "Bible Breath With Pastor Jeremy Mattek" - https://youtu.be/UWHreTMY788Time of Grace is a donor-supported effort. If you would like to give a gift of support, please donate here: http://bit.ly/2K06lcJ

Have you ever asked yourself, "How in the WORLD did I get HERE?" Many times, it's not just one big thing that happened that got us there, but a series of little things that led us to that moment. Whether a good experience or a bad situation, the little strides taken every day can lead us to growth in Christ or away from the vibrant life He has available to us. On this week's episode, Ali talks about the little things that kinder us and how to keep those from stealing our joy, peace and hope in life and relationship with Jesus. Scripture Focus: Song of Songs 2:10-15, Hebrews 12:1-2 CONNECT WITH ME ON:INSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/ali.gentryFACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/thevibrantlifeshow/WEBSITE : www.aligentry.com LISTEN LIVE ► https://faithtalk1360.com/listenliveLEARN MORE ► https://www.aligentry.com/SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST ► http://bit.ly/thevibrantlifeshowyoutube LISTEN ON:ITUNES: http://bit.ly/thevibrantlifeshowappleSPOTIFY: http://bit.ly/thevibrantlifeshowspotify DONATE TO VIBRANT MINISTRIES ► https://www.aligentry.com/vibrant #TheVibrantLife #AliGentrySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The little things Matters, issues, concerns, outcomes, etc., that are or seem to be of minor significance or  importance.   [Music] thank you for tuning in to victorious in recovery well it's been a pretty good week so far this week i've been reminded a lot of how important the small things really are because it's been one of those weeks that i'm i'm still kind of settling the schedule is kind of leveled out my expectations have become clear at work there hasn't been a lot of drama a lot of surprises it's just been a week and it's the first week like that that i've had in a long time i'm not one that's big for change so anytime i have things that are constantly changing that means i'm constantly in a state of anxiety so i tend to be tired and irritable distant so it becomes this constant battle against myself it becomes a constant battle against the people around me it becomes a constant battle in prayer because i feel like i have to ask for things i feel like i have to constantly be begging for help and so when i get a week that is just a week just a set of days doing the things that i'm supposed to do and having the interactions that i usually have and the things that i expect to happen that week actually happen it can seem a little boring on the surface after having struggled for so long to have a normal week so i land in that place where we're at where we're just constantly unhappy with our surroundings um if you're anything like me all i wanted was a normal week three weeks ago but this week now that i have a normal week and everything has just kind of lined up the way it was supposed to i'm like man what do i do now it's kind of boring you know and i'll catch myself watching a show going home i really don't want to pick another show but i don't really want to leave because i'm comfortable and maybe i'll just eat you know and so that's just kind of what's been happening this week last week i had talked a little bit about the time of waiting where you learn things and how valuable that time is and these few days have been like that you know i haven't had a lot of exciting things happen i haven't had a lot of interactions that were just stellar memorable but what i have had is time to get used to my surroundings time to to be at peace time to meditate time to just sit around and watch a show and enjoy the life that i have right now but it's times like these that i get to really see who i am and what is driving me because i'm not so busy that i'm constantly moving for a goal so i get to see the character defects in their fullness just in this kind of silent time that i have you know i get to see that my eating habits aren't what i would like them to be i get to see that i haven't been exercising as much as i should in the absence of the busyness of life i get to see that even when i have time i'm not reaching out to people as much as i should that i'm not allowing myself to feel the feelings that i should be taking this advantage of time to work through so i'm left with the choice i can either just kind of watch netflix all day and clock into work and do my job and clock out and do it all over again or i can take the time to spend a little bit of extra time doing the things that i need for my own personal care and i guess that's what i wanted to talk about today there's times where the best thing and the only thing that i can do is make it through the day and at the end of the day i'm just ready for it to be over but the days that i have the opportunity i need to remind myself that these are the times where i have that little bit of extra emotional stamina to take care of the really important things for example i had been putting off calling the va scheduling these medical appointments and stuff that i need to do and that was one of the little things on my list this week that i was able to tackle it's been on my list for two months now not because i never had a moment to call but because when i'm busy when i'm stressed the last thing i want to do is add another conversation to my list of to do's you know i'm tapped out emotionally i'm tapped out psychologically there's only so much and i know that limit now so when i get little times like this i'm like okay pull out that list and there is a list my okay call the va wash the car go get extra hangers that you've been needing for the closet you know those those little things they always get put to the back burner for a rainy day these slow weeks these slow days are that rainy day and learning that habit that skill to take advantage of those little days those little moments where i think i can handle talking to a government call center person and the annoyances that go on with that i think today's a good day for that you know knowing when those times are is a big part of what's allowed me to recover coming off of a shift where everything went badly where the whole day was filled with surprises is not the best time to add to your stress level it's not a healthy time to add to your stress level in my opinion but if i'm sitting at home and i find myself bored that's probably the perfect time to add a couple of little things off of my list that i've been ignoring and it's funny because having a successful day at work and and doing my work chore list of things to do is fulfilling yeah i get a little sense of accomplishment when i have a good day and stuff but it's nothing compared to taking care of the things that i've been putting off when i check one of those off my list i'm like wow i really accomplished something it's because it's a different type of reward it's not the things that i'm doing for my recovery it's not the things that i'm doing as a requirement for my job it's not like maintenance it's a personal achievement it's one of those things that i get to take off of my plate and just know that it's done it's not gonna reoccur tomorrow when i come back to work and i don't know why but there's just something special something magical about taking care of those little things so i guess if i'm trying to say something at all is first i make myself have that list and there's a there's a little bit of diligence it goes into having such a list because i have to have to know what has a a time limit on it and what doesn't so i put a few things on there sometimes they're just things that i want to do for myself like one of the things that's on my list is get a passport i imagine that's going to be pretty low on that list but it's on the list it's kind of like that save for later cart on amazon you know you you can have as much things on that list as you want and honestly you don't ever have to buy anything that's in that in that card it's just nice to know that it's one thing that you would like to do but it's not a necessity there's so many necessities that catch me up on a daily basis that i have to take care of that i have to do to survive that it's nice to to know that there's a list of things that i can choose to do and every once in a while i get to mark one of those off and it feels like i did something special for myself it's a kind of self-care that i haven't had the luxury of having in a long long time and i didn't realize how important it was and make no mistake about it it is super important there's something rewarding about just making the list even before i i take anything off of it even before i can have a concept of what it will take to achieve it there's something rewarding about just grabbing that notebook and saying hey this is one thing that i would like to do it becomes a reality it becomes a possibility the moment i put it on paper so i'll leave you guys with a goal next time you have a day that you find yourself just enjoying the day you have a little bit of extra oomph that you haven't used you can afford to sit down for a second make a little list small things preferably put a few things on the list maybe take the time to break those down into smaller things like i had mentioned in one of my other episodes that you know there's some things that require several steps break them down and then just set it aside knowing that you've started a little bit of personal care and if you pick up that list from time to time and and you you'll find you can take care of one or two of those things every once in a while it makes a big difference because it takes the mundane out of life because i might have to work every day of my life i might have to have the responsibilities of caring for another person for the rest of my life and and they're just things that did never go away they never really feel accomplished so to have something small that can be accomplished once and for all is really important for my mental health personally and i challenge you guys make it a habit of having a list like that that you can reward yourself by finishing a couple of things on every once in a while and i think that's all i got for you guys today thank you for tuning in y'all have a 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The little things matter. Listen to Coach Jones of Morehead State, as she stops in to speak to us about her legacy as a player and admirations as a coach. Welcome to the Own HER Power Podcast with Coach Ashley Carter. I am excited to be heading on this journey with you all. Each week you will hear different perspectives from myself, other coaches, players, and powerful women. This podcast was created for female athletes, female students, and female leaders looking to elevate their mindset, unlock their confidence, and reach the peaks of their performance. To learn more about the podcast or to be a guest, please feel free to reach out to me on IG: https://www.instagram.com/coach_ashleycarter Twitter https://twitter.com/coach_ACarter Email at coachcarter@leadhershipathletics.com Website: https://leadhershipathletics.com/ Also, if you want to see the video recordings of the interviews please go and subscribe to my YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoVAeAZgznKO6SKqXMAe0cA

Meet Jade with BIC legal here in Oklahoma. She has experience in setting up a company, family law, estate planning, business litigation and review, along with drafting contracts for your company, while assisting with licensing applications and more! Tune in, while we talk about what inspired her to dive into Cannabis law, what her passions are, family dynamics with consumption and bonding, and how she uses this plant to wind down and let her imagination flow.

Meet Jade with BIC legal here in Oklahoma. She has experience in setting up a company, family law, estate planning, business litigation and review, along with drafting contracts for your company, while assisting with licensing applications and more! Tune in, while we talk about what inspired her to dive into Cannabis law, what her passions are, family dynamics with consumption and bonding, and how she uses this plant to wind down and let her imagination flow.

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As we embark on the holidays this year (Happy Thanksgiving this week for those in the USA!), let this episode be a little reminder for all of us mamas that the little things we do matter the most. www.kirstenvossler.com

On today's episode, we're diving into the little things. Our lives are stressful and we often underestimate the power of the small pleasures in life. Let's take a look into how to truly embrace those aspects!

Dustin McComas and Drew Bishop wrap up their #FiveTool55 coverage by highlighting players from the "follow list." They also discuss the MLB postseason reinforcing the value of the little things like baserunning and defense and give their predictions for this weekend's Texas-OU football game. 

After some more service work done to the new car (yes, it had to go back) - we finally have it up and running. Today I took it in to get some routine maintenance done, things like the oil change, replacing the air filter, etc. These are little things, but if they are neglected, they can result in big problems. Well...Jesus said in his ministry that being faithful even in the little things is of the upmost importance. It is when we neglect the little things in our marriages, relationships, work, or even spiritual growth that we end up having bigger problems. Be faithful in the little things, because they most certainly do matter. 

The seemingly basic, everyday things that we do, like washing little faces, correcting behavior, and laughing at dumb jokes, MATTER. In this episode we will learn that the little things we do for the littlest and the least ones, we are actually doing for Jesus. It's easy to overlook things we are doing as unimportant or insignificant, but to our children and to the Lord, there is nothing too small to be precious. What does God think about you giving your life for your family? Matt. 18:5 Matt. 25:34-40 Matt. 10:42 Heb. 6:10 I answer a question from Felicia: How do you get little kids to help clean up stuff? Submit your question: www.kirstenvossler.com/podcast For more encouragement on this topic, visit www.kirstenvossler.com/blog

It's not about hitting a home run. It's about the little things you do every day that carry you to greatness.