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Day in our (fall) livesWe share the details of our days from Tuesday October 22nd. You can also listen to our first day-in-the-life episode or similar episodes from 2020 and 2022 if you'd like to see how our days have changed. Links we mentioned:The Lost Apothecary by Sarah PennerThe Swifts: A Dictionary of Scoundrels by Beth LincolnFever in the Heartland: The Ku Klux Klan's Plot to Take Over American, and the Woman Who Stopped Them by Timothy EganLife latelyAbby and Sarah both share about recent trips.Reading latelyAbby enjoyed listening to Expiration Dates by Rebecca Serle.Sarah read Rift: A Memoir of Breaking Away from Christian Patriarchy by Cait West.Eating latelySarah enjoyed new camping food while Abby was disappointed with Texas fair food.If you'd like to join in the conversation, please leave us a comment, email us at friendlierpodcast@gmail.com, or find us on Instagram @friendlierpodcast. Thanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2 Corinthians 2:11 (NIV) in order that Satan might not outwit us. For we are not unaware of his schemes.2025 Strategic ResponseMy Concerns:We don't respect the reality of our adversaryWe reconcile less than best situations as, “that's just life”We learn to live with the limitations our adversary enforcesWe don't recognize our enemies repeated effective strategy in our livesWe don't recognize how our wins/losses impact the experience of othersYou Have An Active Adversary1 Peter 5:8–9 (ESV) Be sober-minded; be watchful. Your adversary the devil prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour. Resist him, firm in your faith, knowing that the same kinds of suffering are being experienced by your brotherhood throughout the world.This is universal a universal truthThere is no bufferNot even spirituality.He is continually prowling looking for weaknessesHe functions in many different formsWhispers, circumstances, peopleHe is looking to devour Resistance requires standing firm (strength) in faithStrength has levelsIt can be increased.Your Adversary Takes TopographyEphesians 4:27 (NIV) and do not give the devil a foothold.Give - didomi - give vs surrenderFoothold - Topos - topography, groundYou Can Strategically Overcome Your Adversary - Job 1:6–12 (ESV) Now there was a day when the sons of God came to present themselves before the LORD, and Satan also came among them. The LORD said to Satan, “From where have you come?” Satan answered the LORD and said, “From going to and fro on the earth, and from walking up and down on it.” And the LORD said to Satan, “Have you considered my servant Job, that there is none like him on the earth, a blameless and upright man, who fears God and turns away from evil?” Then Satan answered the LORD and said, “Does Job fear God for no reason? Have you not put a hedge around him and his house and all that he has, on every side? You have blessed the work of his hands, and his possessions have increased in the land. But stretch out your hand and touch all that he has, and he will curse you to your face.” And the LORD said to Satan, “Behold, all that he has is in your hand. Only against him do not stretch out your hand.” So Satan went out from the presence of the LORD.This can be done spiritually - Job 1:5 (ESV) And when the days of the feast had run their course, Job would send and consecrate them, and he would rise early in the morning and offer burnt offerings according to the number of them all. For Job said, “It may be that my children have sinned, and cursed God in their hearts.” Thus Job did continually.This can be done practically - What Are Three Repeated Effective Strategies Of The Enemy In My LifeWhat Are Three Simple Effective Strategic Responses To Respond In AdvanceWhat Would 2025 Look Like If You Enforced That Response?

Adams went to the spectacular Chatanooga Auto Show and loved it. Luftgekuhlt was there along with an incredible array of gorgeous classic carsOur trauma surgeon Dr Stephan Moran discusses upcoming pedestrian safety regs that he thinks will save livesWe channel Mark Greene of Cars Yeah and pick the car we think we areAnd finally Steve-0 rants about how three Euro-trash owners, especially the Current one Stellantis, ruined the venerable Chrysler Corporation #carsoncallpodcast #traumasurgeon #traumasurgeoncarsafety #automobile #stellantissucks #stellantis #E28M5

Life latelySarah has a running injury and is rethinking her fall race plans.Abby and fam had an incredible long weekend at the beach.Reading latelySarah shared two nonfiction hits: Behind Their Screens by Emily Weinstein and Carrie James and Gift of Failure by Jessica Lahey.Abby read yet another witch book, The Women Could Fly by Megan Giddings.Our dream livesWe talk about what we dream of for our lives in 5, 10, 20 years, as well as what dreams we'd have if money was no object or if we could go back in time and change things.Eating latelyAbby has found the perfect snack for work: individual cottage cheese cups.Sarah made a vegan chocolate cake for Neil's birthday.If you'd like to join in the conversation, please leave us a comment on our show notes, email us at friendlierpodcast@gmail.com, or find us on Instagram @friendlierpodcast. Thanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Does the thought of convincing someone of something immediately make you want to bury yourself in a deep, deep hole? If so, listen up!Macy's back with another episode of Walking + Talking and today she's diving into shaking off the baggage of words you don't like - specifically, CONVINCE. In today's episode, we cover:the importance of simplifying, then magnifyingwhat it actually means to stand firm in what you believehow changing someone's belief can change their livesWe're ready to see you in Cohort 38! When you enroll today, you have immediate access to your portal + can dive in at your own pace before School of Sales begins on October 20th. To learn more about School of Sales, click HERE.If you'd like to purchase your copy o f Persuade for Good, click HERE.To save time + see if School of Sales is a good fit, DM us the word PODCAST on Instagram. 

Episode 29 of the Mark Price For 3 Podcast is a special one. Mother's Day is May 14th. To honor all of the mothers out there, Mark invited a very special guest to this episode. Mark's lovely wife Laura joins the podcast to cover a number of topics. -How they met-Being a wife of an NBA player-Being the mom of 4 children -How faith was so important to everything in their livesWe are so thankful that Laura joined us today to tell their story and give some encouragement to all moms and parents out there. A podcast they thought was a good idea for some reason.The Rivalry Podcast is a no-punches-pulled, garbage-free analysis of the greatest sports rivalry. Each week, Jace and JP deliver game-by-game commentary on the Wolverines and Buckeyes – all while looking ahead to the last Saturday in November. Because it's not just *a* game – it's THE GAME.

Dear Friend,Thanks for joining us for Episode 7 of Letters From the Road - Wild. Highlights from this episode include:* Wild camping in West Virginia and outside of Grand Canyon National Park* How to find wild in busy places* How to find wild in our day to day livesWe're glad you're here!See you down the road,Jamie and Clay Get full access to Letters From the Road at lettersfromtheroad.substack.com/subscribe

Get your free Personal Reboot Guide at www.theconfidentman.meCheck out more resources to help you as a man at David Maxwell CoachingWe are talking about 2 keys to becoming more attractive to women. Every man wants to be attractive to women, but we often work on it from a man's perspective and not a woman's perspective. This has a bearing on both single men and married men. Your work in these two areas will help you grow as a man and be more attractive to women if you are a single man or your wife if you are married.Being More Attractive Fits Single Men and Married MenSingle men desire to be more attractive to women, but the biggest problem is they think about attractiveness from a man's perspectiveSo what many single guys do is focus on their physical in order to get womenThis may attract some women but if we aren't mature emotionally they will often be shallow womenSingle men should focus on all the other areas of their life as much or more than their physicalSmart married men would work to stay attractive to their wifeAll relationships are journeys and they can go to deeper and deeper levels of intimacy depending on how much the couple chooses to work on itGrowth is a big key to a great long-lasting relationshipThey should grow themselves so they can love their wife betterThe Authentic JourneyMen must go on the authentic journey if they want to realize their full potential as menToo many men will put on different masks based on the situation and what they need to beAuthenticity is attractive to womenWomen want a man who is genuine in his abilities and reactionsA man's authentic self will attract the type of woman he is naturally attracted tooAn authentic man knows who he is and has a pretty good bearing of himselfAuthentic men want a real relationship and not just sexBeing authentic helps us be more attractive to women and gives us the ability to experience deeper levels of intimacy with our wivesSecurity: The Secret SauceOne of the biggest weaknesses in men today is insecurityOne of the biggest and most obvious reasons for insecurity is the lack of role models in boy's livesWe must recognize our insecurities as men or they will enslave usInsecure men do not attract strong secure womenSecurity gives us our own mindsSecurity gives us the ability to stand against outside pressureSecurity gives us power over perfectionSecurity gives us the propensity to growSecurity is the secret sauce of attractionMentioned in this episode:Get your free Personal Reboot Guide Ebook to start your year strong! Go to www.theconfidentman.me to get your copy today.

We can find hope even in the midst of suffering, because our hope is in Jesus. In this episode, we share a live session from the Breathe Retreat, where Dot reflects on the story of Job. She talks about the difficult question of “why do we suffer?” and she offers hope and encouragement to anyone who's struggling to trust God in their current circumstances. Pull up a chair and join us! Episode RecapStart by writing down Job 1:1,9Job was righteous and blameless, and he still sufferedGod is not in the business of punishing his childrenJust because we're forgiven doesn't mean we won't experience consequencesWe can't know what God is doing in other people's livesWe can find hope knowing that God understands even when we don'tDon't listen to people who try to tell you why you're sufferingOur hope is not in our circumstancesWe don't know why we suffer, but we can know God's heartWill you serve God for nothing? Resources:Send us an email to let us know what you're learning - hello@dotbowen.com Find Dot Bowen on Instagram and Facebook

"You've got fantastic intuition and need courage to act." Ashley Bush, Unplanned Mom SchoolI'm so excited to introduce you to my friend Ashley! Ashley is a passionate woman, mom, and business leader who wants you to know... you are meant to be here. The message that she has spent her life walking out and now spends her life cultivating within a mission of her business is VITAL if we are going to partner with moms of unexpected pregnancies. A little about the Unplanned Mom School:A new kind of mom community that is inspiring women to live their best livesWe are building a community of unplanned moms who have embraced motherhood by surprise No matter what situation you are faced with, we're all on this journey together called motherhood!Ashley offers coaching and guidance to walk through unexpected seasons of life because she walked through an unplanned pregnancy herself.  Here are some things we mentioned in the podcast:Ashley's WebsiteAshley's Tik TokOphelia Speaks BookBe sure to stay up to date with Abundant Life: You Were Made for More by visiting our blog - and if you're loving the podcast, send guest recommendations to us or leave us a star-rating/review on your favorite listening platform to spread the word about the you were made for more message.You Were Made for More Social Media: FacebookTwitterInstagram

Get your free Personal Reboot Guide at www.theconfidentman.meCheck out more resources to help you as a man at David Maxwell CoachingTo live our ultimate adventure as men, we have to be aware of the overload danger. Too many of us will keep adding to our life to the point where we are overloaded. This hurts us, our relationships, and our purpose. Let's learn why we do this and what we can do to stop it. The Gradual CreepNobody gets overloaded on purposeWe excuse it with justificationsOverload's effect on usOverload and RelationshipsThe Garage Cleaning Overload won't go away by itselfWe begin overcoming overload by performing a garage cleaningLook at everything before you start to plan what you will do about itThen look at the available space available as we put things back into our livesWe must be intentional with our time, not reactionaryCleaning out our schedule will greatly diminish the stress we feel in our livesThe Needed QuestionsAvoiding the Overload is accomplished when we learn to ask ourselves regular questionsRemember that each of us is different so we can take these suggestions and questions and modify them to fit us and our unique situationQuestions give us the power of agency What are my priorities? How many roles are we currently in? How much space are we building in our lives? If I add more, what am I stopping?Mentioned in this episode:Get your free Personal Reboot Guide Ebook to start your year strong! Go to www.theconfidentman.me to get your copy today.

Today's episode of Five for Friday recaps the strategic leadership emails for the week of August 15-19, 202. Today's episode of Five for Friday recaps the strategic leadership emails for the week of August 15-19, 202. We also celebrate out 50th episode by listening to five of our favorite outtakes from the pod. If you already get my daily leadership emails, then I hope you'll find some added value here and if you don't already subscribe you can find a link on my home page at frederickbuskey.com. Many readers like to begin their mornings by reading the email and setting a leadership intention for the day, but please don't feel any pressure to subscribe. You are already doing more to grow yourself than many others out there, simply by listening to the podcast. Recap… E20 Change Starts from Within w. Dr. Gabby Grant MVP: Want to change your organization? Change yourself first.Dr. Grant is an authority on implementing restorative practices. When we asked her what the first step was in implementing restorative practices in a school, this was her answer:“The first step in understanding and implementing restorative practices is understanding how you handle conflict yourself… It isn't authentic if the transformation doesn't start from within and then spread out, it isn't going to be sustainable…Change starts from within”This is a universal truth. The first step to changing our organization is to change ourselves. Implementation and application will always lag behind and remain inconsistent until we have made the change from within ourselves. Until we change, organizational changes will be surface and incomplete. E 21 Meeting the needs of new teachers with Mara Buskey, Leah Dowling and Kemberly Merritt MVP: Be more direct in giving feedback and helping people grow their skills. We asked first year teachers Leah Dowling and Kemberly Merritt about what kind of support they needed from their assistant principals: “The assistant principal, he held my hand and walked me step-by-step, this is how you do this… he cheered me on... and held my hand to make sure I got it. If teachers that came in could have that kind of support of someone that is going to give them that step-by-step guidance, it would give them a more secure feeling.” (Kemberly) “When they see us struggling in an area, they need to say, ‘here's some resources, here's some strategies'… there were times this school year that I didn't realize I could have been doing better until February or March, wishing that I had known that earlier.” (Leah) We often get confused and think that directive coaching is only for low performers, but that isn't the case. People want feedback! They want critical feedback! More importantly, they want that feedback to be followed up with robust and detailed support and training. Directive coaching is good coaching. Being directive can be reassuring, especially when everything is new.  E26 Courage with Dr. Mary Hemphill MVP: Know your ethical line in the sand before ethical situations arise, not during. Dr. Hemphill is the Chief Academic Officer for the North Carolina Department of Education. We talked about being courageous as a leader and acting on your values. “When you are an Assistant Principal, and particularly when you become a Principal, you have to decide before you sign your contract, you have to decide before you interview, what hill you do you want to die on, what do you want to fight for, because when you are in a moment with a parent, or a board member, or a superintendent, that is not the time to make those decisions.” We think about critical ethical decisions being made in the face of a challenging situation, but Mary rightly reminds us that we usually make our ethical choices before the actual events ever unfold. I council people to be themselves in interviews and to put their values on display. Being authentic in an interview makes it much easier to be authentic in the job. On the other hand, if you are willing to bury your values in the interview, you will most certainly bury them in the job. E38 Just put the key in the door with Dr. Maddie Jurek MVP: To overcome leadership fears, just take the first step into the space.Dr. Jurek is an assistant middle school principal in South Carolina. We were talking aboutthe challenges of observing teachers who have more experience or teach in a discipline that you don't understand when Maddie said:“The hardest part for me whenever I went in to observe those lessons, truly, was putting the key in the door and turning the knob to walk into the room. After I walked into the room I realized, I don't have to focus on content here... I am here to focus on instruction, and there is a difference between instruction and content.” There are two great lessons here. The first step to leadership is often overcoming our own fears. We can spend too much time thinking about the negatives and how we aren't qualified or don't know enough but shutting down that negative thinking begins with stepping into the situation. It is highly likely that we will at times be leading people who know more than we do about many things. We don't need to be experts in everything to help our people grow. When we focus on leveraging what we know (assets) not what we don't know (deficits), then we can support people. E53 Who are you with Craig Martin MVP: Every day we have opportunities to help people… every single day! Craig Martin is the Executive Director of the Bridge Boston Charter School in Roxbury (Boston) Massachusetts. He is also an incredible inspirational speaker. At the end of our interview, I asked him if there was anything else he wanted to say. Thankfully, his answer was yes… “Stay connected to what it is that's your calling, your passion, your zeal. Do it in ways that are graceful and exciting and inspiring for you as well as those around you and enjoy the journey, the highs and the lows, cause all of this is a gift, every day, every interaction, every moment is gift, regardless of whether or not we can recognize it like that.” Oh, this says so much! It is especially applicable to the times we live in, times that can feel overwhelming and dark. Craig offers us the way out and the path to staying joyous. Every day, regardless of how we feel, we have opportunities:·      We can embrace our passions.·      We can be a light house for others·      We can bring value to people's livesWe have that opportunity every day, good days and bad days. Sharing our gifts is a choice we make every day. The danger is in not making the choice intentionally! TakeawayEvery moment is about the story we tell ourselves, about the values we hold – now what we say we hold, but what we really hold. And share.  This wraps up this week's Five for Friday rendition of The Assistant Principal Podcast. If you enjoyed today's show, please subscribe and rate this podcast. Rating the podcast really does help other people to find it. I'm always trying to improve the show, so if you have feedback please email me at frederick@frederickbuskey.com. If you'd like to find out more about what I'm doing to support assistant principals, you can head over to my website at frederickbuskey.com/theassistantprincipal. I'm Frederick Buskey and I hope you'll join me next time for the Assistant Principal Podcast. 

In this episode of Let's Talk Love we had the pleasure of speaking with licensed psychotherapist, global relationship and empowerment expert, Terri Cole. We talk about her new book Boundary Boss: The Essential Guide to Talk True, Be Seen, and (Finally) Live Free. As a true boundary master herself, Terri teaches us how to assert and maintain healthy boundaries and how using clear, honest and kind communication creates better relationships in our livesWe want to hear from you! Send us your anonymous questions for the Podcast as well as our weekly IGTV Live Ask The Experts Q&A. https://realloveready.com/submitaquestionJoin our community for FREE at realloveready.com. By becoming a member you get access to exclusive workshops and upcoming events from Real Love Ready. Learn more with Terri: Take the boundary quiz: boundaryquiz.comFree gift mini boundary lesson & guide: boundaryboss.me/love (make sure to leave out the “www” or the link wont work!) CONNECT WITH TERRI ON SOCIALS: https://www.instagram.com/terricole/https://www.facebook.com/TerriColeLCSWhttps://twitter.com/terri_coleCONNECT WITH RLR ON SOCIALS: facebook.com/reallovereadyinstagram.com/reallovereadytwitter.com/reallovereadyWatch the podcast on YouTube: youtube.com/reallovereadyCredits: the Let's Talk Love Podcast is hosted by Robin Ducharme, recorded and edited by Maia Anstey, and transcribed by Otter.ai.

Bryan Crum worked as a hospice chaplain and shares lessons learned on how we are already equipped to have a life well-lived.Inspiration for a Life Well LivedBryan Crum knows a thing or two about living a life well-lived. As a hospice chaplain, he's met many people at the end of their lives and seen what matters most to them.What he's learned is that it's never too late to live a life without regrets. And that the best way to do that is to make the most of what you have with what you have today.So take inspiration from Bryan's story and insights to start living your life to the fullest. You won't regret it.In This EpisodeLife lessons while working as a hospice chaplainWhat are the pieces of equipment within us to be aware of: spark plugs, adapters, Positive statements versus “I'm not” statementsRemoving the “nots” in our livesWe can shoulder problems together - life is not a solo actWe had what we need right now to get to the next levelMultiply with what you haveWhat to get out of reading Eden EquipmentSee the full show notes at BeyondTheRut.com/312.Beyond the Rut is a proud member of the Lima Charlie Network empowering others to reach new heights in leadership, self-development, and communication. You can learn more at LimaCharlieNetwork.com. Support the show's maintenance and growth by buying me a cup of coffee at BeyondTheRut.com/Coffee. It doesn't matter if it's one cup, three cups, or five. All of it is welcome and appreciated. Go live life Beyond the Rut! Take care!Support the show

Pets in our livesWe share our history with pets, our current pet situations, the best and worst parts of having (or not having) pets, and our future pet dreams.Life latelyAbby's planned lots of short trips for the upcoming months and Sarah is loving all the outdoor play happening in the neighborhood.Reading latelyAbby enjoyed the second Bellinger Sisters' novel by Tessa Bailey: Hook, Line, and Sinker.Sarah loved My Lady Jane, a young adult novel that re-imagines the life of Lady Jane Grey (plus magic!) written by Cynthia Hand, Brodi Ashton, and Jodi Meadows.Eating latelySarah is loving Trader Joe's inside-out carrot cake cookies and Abby found a new way to use eggs: cheddar and ham quiche cups.If you'd like to join in the conversation, please leave us a comment, email us at friendlierpodcast@gmail.com, or find us on Instagram @friendlierpodcast. Thanks for listening! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Pastor Steve continues his sermon on leaving our past behind us and moving forward into what Jesus has for our livesWe pray this message blesses your day/week

In this episode, we are reminded that in our best moments, when we are trusting the divine process, we want not just salvation but purification.  The goal is to actually be on fire! That way, anything that comes into our orbit in our being can move from being raw to being "cooked".  There is such a fire, the fire of Divine love.  We explore this "cooking" process as a spiritual metaphor delivered via the mystical wisdom of Grandma Opal.We are reminded that many times when we need to stay right here, present with what is, to be patient with the preparation of our being, trusting of the process we try to escape the "cooking".  What we feel as discomfort, pain, grief, anger, anxiety, fear and all manner of emotions incases us in a shell that needs this cooking to be softened into comfort, peace, trust, and love.   When we allow the "cooking" process to enrich and flavor our lives we can expect more of all the words we have to describe good “taste” to begin describing our lives...your life can be an amazing, appetizing, delightful, enticing, exquisite, divine, luscious, delicious, sweet, savory, yummy, scrumptious, lip-smacking, distinctively spicy life!!! We discover the flavors of our deliciousness We are guided by a poet, a seamstress, a songstress, a gardener a sharpshooter, and a charismatic mystic of the highest order that I knew as GrandmaWe sit down in Grandma's kitchen and learn why what she cooks up tastes sooooooo goodShe teaches us to endure the boiling process of trials and challenges so that the richest flavor can be brought forth in our livesWe leave nothing raw and undone and learn that trusting the process gets us well doneWe learn her secrets and savor the flavor of surrender by saying “yes, chef”Why   are Master Chefs such good cooks…because they're cooking for people they loveRenee Ananda is one of your Caravan of the Heart Co-Hosts and a Troubadour of Divine BlissLet's Connect!  Schedule your personal or couples retreat and let us nurture you and your love!https://www.wayoftheheartwoods.org/soul-guidance-sessionsPodcast Website:  caravanoftheheart.comMusic Website: troubadoursofdivinebliss.comSocial Media Link:https://www.facebook.com/Troubadours-of-Divine-Bliss-70820080497/Social Media Link:https://www.youtube.com/divineblissSocial Media Link:https://www.instagram.com/troubadoursofdivinebliss/ -----Support Caravan of the HeartMore about Caravan of the HeartA podcast...a blisscast, a variety show for the soul by Troubadours of Divine Bliss, Aim Me Smiley & Renee Ananda, a touring folk music duo, inspirational speakers, retreat leaders, and advocates for this planet and its people.On this podcast, we have heart-to-heart conversations around freeing our dreams and amplifying love in all things. Enjoy an exhilarating mélange of exchanges where the arts meet awareness to champion and elevate the love of yourself, others, and the Earth.Join this caravan of seekers sharing what they find that empowers love in every part of the journey. Summon a revolution of Love through devotion, purpose, creation, Earth care, aSupport the show (https://ko-fi.com/caravanoftheheart)

Susan's 30-Lesson course on Building Balance is now live on Insight Timer. It's something she's been working on for months (well, years, actually). And it's what led to us exploring this idea of balance from multiple angles today.One of the beautiful outcomes was recognising (once again) that while Susan and I approach things from our different disciplines, there are so many connecting threads within our work.The link to Susan's course is included below as is a link to my book The Heart of Change - one whole section of which is devoted to exploring what balance means to us, and how we can find it, as an ongoing practice.Here are some of the ideas we explored...Balance is not a destination - it's a verb not a noun - it's an endless process of making micro-adjustmentsWe explore balance literally through our bodies and metaphorically through our livesHow our culture actually DIScourages balance and what we can do to cultivate more of itIn the modern world, everywhere we walk is a flat hard surface, designed to minimise the disruption to our foot fall. In nature it rises, falls, changes texture and resistance - and our feet are designed to work with thatLong held habits are hard to break - and bringing our awareness to the habitual behaviours we have adopted is key to understanding how we can create more balance in our livesWe have to begin with the premise that change is possible if we seek to create a greater sense of balanceBalance is directly correlated with the ideas of disruption and resilienceWhat balance means to US - may not be the same as it means to othersPart of creating balance is to understand the roles we playLife circles help us see how we are balancing the different aspects of our life. Draw 6 sets of circles - with the size of the circle representing the relative ‘weight' each of these things has in your life: Family & relationships / work / service to others / health & exercise / spiritual well-being / self-development - draw HOW DO THEY LOOK NOW… and HOW YOU WANT THEM TO LOOK IN THE FUTUREHow do we create balance now… in a time of unrest when challenging things happen around us?CONTACT SUSAN www.susanmcculley.comBUILDING BALANCE COURSE on INSIGHT TIMER: https://insighttimer.com/meditation-courses/course_building-balance-in-your-body-and-lifeJoin The Age of Becoming on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/411723369813607BOOKS WE REFERENCEDAtomic Habits - James ClearThe Heart of Change - Henny Flynn https://www.hennyflynn.co.uk/books That Rumi quote... Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing, there is a field. I'll meet you there.Join the mailing list & receive the mini-course '3 little acts of self-compassion', completely free https://hennyflynn.ck.page/6e83d0227eExplore Henny's coaching, books, retreats, courses & events https://www.hennyflynn.co.uk/

Welcome! I am so glad you're here.In this episode I'm joined by the amazing David Zint.David is a Soul Cycle Master Instructor, Celebrity Trainer, and Personal Development Coach. In this deeply Inspiring episode,  David shares his philosophy on life, fitness, and leading from the heart. He shares with us his personal why that activated his calling to coach and live from the heart, and we deep dive into why balance is a myth, building community through unity, and why its never too late for anything in life as long as you are still living!David and his family are personal friends of mine and I can tell you this soulful human lives what he preaches. He lives for uplifting others and seeing them transform their lives….leading from the heart.Get ready to feel uplifted! What we dive into:Balance is a myth, harmony is a must.Failure is a healthy word. Its defining ourselves by our failures that become unhealthy.Learning from our failures and mistakes along the way are necessary for success in any area of life.Stepping into personal freedom.Goal building with systems.Using Failure as fuel and disappointment as discipline.When you start to negotiate your non-negotiables you are setting up for burn-out and disconnectHow finding harmony can be really powerful, especially for parentsWe are never distracted by comparison, when we are captivated by our own purposeIF we can change our thoughts, we can change our perspective, and then we are on our way to changing our livesWe can build transformation containers for ourselves, no matter where we are. Its never too late to start something newWe hold ourselves outside of the game or goal by not fully showing up to our potentialBuilding community through UNITY. How we lift each other up in community.The true value of you is who you genuinely are as a person.If trauma can be passed down through family, so can healing. Standing on top of your past.Stepping into your personal freedom.Goal building with systems.Using Failure as fuel and disappointment as discipline.Thank you friends for listening in! Make sure you subscribe and don't miss a single episode. There is so much I am going to be sharing with you soon! Amazing guests, episodes, and SO much happening soon on Chaos & Calm! Tons of different programs, events, and other amazing things coming soon. Make sure you check out chaoscalm.com while you are there check out all the free resources, tools, and inspiration! You can join in more of the conversation and community by clicking the link below for the In The Calm Community! All my love friends! I hope you have the most amazing week ahead, and see you soon. Connect to Your Community & Georgie:www.ChaosCalm.comITC COMMUNITYINSTAGRAMGEORGIE Connect with David Zint:INSTAGRAM SHOW TRANSCRIPT

Simplifying with the container method, what on earth does that even mean? I'll break it down a bit. The container method is not something only applied towards stuff and clutter throughout the home. Although it can absolutely include that, when I say containers, I mean some sort of parameter that we have, whether it's around our stuff or a container that holds something. Like a container of time, or a container of energy for example.Oftentimes, we overfill our containers, and that is what causes so much unnecessary frustration, overwhelm, stress, and anxiety within our lives. In this episode I'm going to challenge you to look at all the different areas of your life and see where you are overfilling all of your different containers, then be sure to come join my 31-day challenge to simplify your life and figure out how to decrease all of your extra “stuff” in your life.Join my pop-up Facebook group that officially starts March 1st to simplify your life.Live Simply to Simply Live: 31 Day Simplicity ChallengeIn this episode, I'm sharing with you:Simplifying your life with my 31-day challenge (link to join group above)The different containers we haveOverfilling of our containersWhat overfilling createsOur primal need to have more out of fearFear of not-enoughnessExamples of this within our homes & livesSome small shifts you can makeCreating empty space within your scheduleOverplanning in different areasJust because it's available doesn't mean we have to fill itCreating smaller containersExamples of how to create smaller containers in different areas of our livesWe use the containers that we allowStart small, but startCome join my pop-up Facebook Group for my Live Simply to Simply Live Challenge here If you'd like to work on this further, be sure to reach out and book a Clarity Call with me hereYou can listen to this podcast on any platform or app you listen to podcasts, just search The Dream Builder Society! Be sure to follow and subscribe!Click here to listen on Apple Podcasts Work with me:Live Simply to Simply Live: 31 Day Simplicity Challenge: https://www.facebook.com/groups/livesimplytosimplyliveBook a Clarity Call: https://workwithrachel.as.me/schedule.phpEmail: hello@rachelolstad.comInstagram: www.instagram.com/rachel_olstad Website: rachelolstad.com Free Journal Resource: https://bit.ly/rachelolstad_coaching_90daysofjournaling Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

CCCC Szn 2: Ep. 4 Human Design is LIT with Morrie HudiburgMorrie Hudiburg is a recruiter, Human Design analyst, and career coach on a mission to help people thrive in their careers. Morrie discovered Human Design about 4 years ago and was immediately sold on the system when she applied the concepts to her career and job search process. Now, she teaches others to embrace their unique energetics and apply Human Design concepts to their careers.Morrie offers Career Focused Human Design readings, Guidance Sessions, and 1:1 career coaching.I loveeeeee this conversation with my TikTik bestie! We met on the inter webs during the 2020 version of the panini and we have stayed in touch learning about our collective mission to help people follow their bliss and live truly their authentic livesWe discuss all things:

With Dr. Pete Kelly | C.Psych | Podcaster | Clinical Psychologist BIO: Dr. Kelly provides individual and group treatment to adults for mood and anxiety disorders using a variety of cognitive-behavioural therapies. An area of focus and interest in the treatment of posttraumatic stress using CBT techniques. Dr. Kelly also provides cognitive-behavioural treatment for anxiety and depression associated with tinnitus. Prior to joining the OICBT Dr. Kelly was a psychologist in the Anxiety Disorders Program at the Royal Ottawa Mental Health Centre. He is currently an Adjunct Research Professor in the Department of Neuroscience and a Lecturer in the Department of Psychology at Carleton University. In addition to publishing scientific papers, Dr. Kelly is co-author of the clinician manual “Treating Psychosis: A Clinician's Guide to Mindfulness, Acceptance, and Compassion-Based Approaches within the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Tradition”. He is also co-author of the Canadian Adaptation of the textbook “Research Methods in Psychology” for Oxford University Press. Highlights How to bring "meaning" in our daily activitiesHow challenges, difficult moments and negative emotions are part of our "meaning" journeyAccess to wealth above a certain amount will not cure the ailments we haveHow we search for significance by using moneyThe value of aligning your values, money and actionsThe impacts of feeling "never enough" and "always striving" for somethingWhy identifying your home base as yourself helps create happier livesWe don't have control over the outside world, and money often creates an illusion we can control the outside worldHow utilizing the learnings from CBT can help us gain awareness on why we think, act and feel about money Links: Dr. Pete Kelly's podcast "Thoughts on Record" CLICK HERE Dr. Pete Kelly's LinkedIn CLICK HERE

On this episode, Keeley Schafer, the host of Generation Arrow, shares with great transparency about her daughter's recent move over 1300 miles away and the challenges of finally releasing your children into adulthood.During this podcast, Keeley opens her heart on:The importance of our children being compared with arrowsWhat is the the pinnacle of parentingHow our emotions come into play when it comes to our children's destiniesThe key to making it easier to release our children into the worldThe surprising impact parenting makes on our livesWe have to be ready for our children's mighty day of release. This episode will cast vision to help prepare you for the challenging season when your kids leave home. Keeley's book, "Arrows, Raising Children to Hit Their God-Given Mark."https://www.amazon.com/Arrows-Raising-Children-Their-God-Given/dp/1513649523/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2EYXQ0NODR53W&keywords=arrows+raising+children+to+hit&qid=1642518636&sprefix=arrows+raising+children+to+hit%2Caps%2C205&sr=8-1Keeley references the following song link in the podcast."For Good" from the musical Wicked https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzrGFQysfYUFor more inspirational parenting resources:Follow our Instagram page @generationarrow_officialhttps://www.instagram.com/generationarrow_official/Like us on Facebook at Generation Arrowhttps://www.facebook.com/generationarrowFor more information about Generation Arrow or to contact us, please go to https://www.generationarrow.life

s5e11 Mark 2:13-28The Disciples "Harvest" on the SabbathObservations/Questions:4th conflict with religious leaders of 5 in a row in this section of Marklast one was about what the disciples were not doing (fasting) and this one is about what they were doing (plucking grain)reminiscent of Jesus saying you didn't like me or John the Baptist - like children in the marketplacewhy is the question again, why are they doing this? was it really unlawful for them to pluck grain? the significance of the story of David? (1 Sam 21) - it reads Ahimelech not Abiathar as the priestBread of presence? holy bread? why?why wasn't it lawful to eat the bread of presence?what is the significance of the the Sabbath was made for man and not man for the Sabbath?use of the Son of Man again and links it with the term "Lord"what would it mean for a Jew to observe the Sabbath in ancient Israel?Meaning:Jesus is about joy and freedom not rules and bondageJesus is Lord of the Sabbath, greater than the temple (included in Matthew's gospel)Jesus has authority and not held by human lawsApplication:Walking Closer to Jesus:Jesus' authority has to be implemented in our livesWe often love the things of Jesus more than JesusModeling Jesus:Beware of legalism. Do we have an overall spirit of joy or judgment?Praising Jesus:He is Lord of all RulesGroup Questions:What rules or church traditions do we tend to follow that can be questioned if they are from God or man?What is one thing that you have learned over the years....that you originally had wrong about Jesus? How does this text help you walk closer to Jesus? What do you notice in this text that you should model? Let's praise him in prayer - what can we praise him for specifically from what we have gained in this text?Listen to NH podcasts on www.newhopechurch.cc/listenThe ALL New Hope Underground Podcast will be kicking off in 2022! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"We all make mistakes; I'd just make sure they're new ones." Johnnie Williams IIIWhen you become consciously aware of how unaware YOU have been, you will recognize that many mistakes that are repeated are rooted in subconscious habits... And, (5) common mistakes we often make:1) Speaking without thinking2) Repeating negative self-affirmations3) Saying yes when we need to say "NO"4) Spending money that we don't have yet or anymore5) Failing to value the most invaluable people in our livesWe can (actually) fail forward when we learn from our mistakes and then fail to repeat them over and over again. So remember that, "None of us can outrun our past mistakes, nor catch our future of possibilities; so pace yourself with the flow of this TODAY." - JW Time is a man-made concept that I see as one of our most creative - creations. And, it is my greatest resource, and this weeks word to focus upon. Stop wasting it, so you can get paid for it; because none of us can pause it. When we watch our ACTIONS and manage our reACTIONS, we stand to benefit from (potential) monetary transACTIONS.Ask Yourself:- What is your most recent mistake that had consequences?- How will you handle the situation the next time around?- Who can you save from making it?One of the best ways that I have found for passing along the wisdom gained from my many mistakes is to offer engaging lectures that inform others and publish books that get the tribe in the habit of thinking. Visit JohnnieWilliams.com for more information or call (315) THOUGHT to ask a question or leave a message.Support the show (https://www.thethoughttribe.com)

When we read the bible or listen to a sermon that teaches us from the bible there are these four things that happen:We get taught what is trueWe realise what is wrong in our livesWe get corrected when we are doing or thinking wrong thingsAnd we are taught how to do what is rightAnd all this is in order to equip us to DO - James and Paul agree on something for a change - don't just be hearers of the word but do-ers - put into practice what your have learned.

Identity – The Learner (Part 1)Identity – the fact of being who you or what a person isIdentity is a shorthand way of knowing who you are.Identities normally drive you in some sort of way towards somethingWe just kind of default into what ever identity make sense in that chapter of our livesOur identities are tied to our emotions and can hurt usWe normally have different identities in various stages of our livesWe default to what is most prevalent in our life at that time.The identities we pick for ourselves can be either positive or negative and we are not even conscious of itExamples of Identities:All identities have flaws to them. The identity can make you or break you. It can cause issues or problems. It can mentally break you down.If you take on the identity of the Learner, then when you fail, then you just learned something, and it is not devastating to you. One of the best ways to learn is through failure.If you adopt the identity of Learner, you can grow and move forward with out all of the hang-up of other identities.The identity of learner is as close to perfection that anyone can get, but it is not perfect because we are not perfect.The anti-fragile identity is that the more it is attacked the better you become is the LEARNERThe learner identy also has a flaw and we will talk about it in the next episode. I am inviting you to check out my resources page. It is completely FREE and has a ton information and some downloads. You can find it at resources.xpansioncode.com.I will be releasing new episodes every Monday, Wednesday and Friday!

Right from the childhood, we are conditioned to follow rules - rewarded to follow rules, punished if we don'tIt's more true for us women in patriarchal societyAnd a huge implication of that is even when we become adults we do not take full ownership of our livesWe live in fear of breaking the unsaid rules and as a result limit ourselves It leads us to live a non authentic, unfulfilled life where we don't even reach close to express our full potentialIn this episode we talk about the rules we are afraid of breaking and what is it costing us We also talk about why is breaking rules so hard for us and how to do it anywayYou are a leader. Leaders make rules, not follow them.Learning to make rules that empower us and ditch the rules that don't empower us and to be able to differentiate between them wisely is what makes you an unstoppable leaderTune in to learn this skill and become the true leader you are meant to be. Enjoy listening :) Want to take this work deeper with meBook a consultation at www.mindtalesconsulting.com and let's get you to become an unstoppable leader :)

Our camping livesWe discuss camping in our youth (including one memorable backpacking trip together in college), what we love about camping, what we could do without, and our favorites tips and resources. Links mentioned:Kelsey's camping packing listKitchen chuck boxAbby's family's tent, cooler, techni ice, and sleeping matsLife latelyAbby is trying a new skincare routine, inspired by Sherry of Young House Love.Sarah played the piano every day in March as part of Ali Edward's One Little Word class.Reading latelyAbby read The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Michelle Richardson and Sarah read Three Women by Lisa Taddeo.Eating latelySarah made an Instant Pot Oreo cheesecake and Abby's family is enjoying kale from their garden.If you’d like to join in the conversation, please leave us a comment, email us at friendlierpodcast@gmail.com, or find us on Instagram @friendlierpodcast. Thanks for listening! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hey Everyone!It’s Women’s History Month, aka Women’s History 24/7 365 with a concentration in Black Queer Womanhood because that is the life in which we reside. So in celebration of Women's History Month we decided to take the time to reflect our first encounters with Black Queer Women and how the representation of Black Queer Women has impacted our lives. While making this episode we unearthed just how important the representation of Black Queer Women has been to us. That representation was found to be the key to unlocking misguided truths and the freedom to just exist.  We found that seeing someone who looks like you living freely in their truth gives permission for you to do the same. So in this episode, this podcast, and in our lives in general, we are doing what we can to be proud representatives to those who need it.The agenda for this episode: THE DICIs always to DIC’ it down. Define, Impact, Cope. This episode we will provide our personal definitions of a Black Queer Woman and name the first Black Queer Woman that we saw.Then we will discuss the impact of seeing Black Queer Women in our livesAnd Lastly, we talk about how we cope with our definitions and the impact of Black Queer representation on our livesWe make each section clearly known, so feel free to pause throughout the sections to give yourself time to answer. If you want to. Maybe even jot down your answers and thoughts. Do what feels right for you. ALSO, join us MONDAY (*we moved the day to allow for our lovely co-host to shine her light bright in the musical she is currently working on) March22nd at 9:30/6:30 PM (ET/PT) for our "After Podcast" where we break down this topic on IG LIVE and have the conversation with you!  Oh, and as always, if you vibe, we tribe! So, don't hesitate to reach out to us using the info below.  Contact information: Instagram: @itsamesssispodcast Facebook: itsamesssispodcast Twitter: @itsamesssis YouTube:  It's a Mess, Sis! (look it up in search) Latest episode here: https://youtu.be/3w8240_W3m4

Hey Everyone! Welcome back to the Podcast!About this episode, With Valentine's Day is nearly upon us, it is easy to become focused on notions of romantic love. While romantic love is beautiful, we decided that we wanted to focus on PLATONIC LOVE this year because we don't think it gets enough attention. As Jess so greatly conveys in this episode, "You'll probably have more platonic love in your life than romantic" and that is why we'd like to take the time to explore how to maintain that platonic love in friendships.The agenda for this episode: THE DICIs always to DIC’ it down. Define, Impact, Cope. This episode we will provide our personal definitions of a platonic love.Then we will discuss the impact of platonic love and friendship in our lives. We talk what we are doing well, what we are taking for granted, what we need, and how we do all of this!And Lastly, we talk about how we cope with our definitions and the impact of platonic love/friendships in our livesWe make each section clearly known, so feel free to pause throughout the sections to give yourself time to answer. If you want to. Maybe even jot down your answers and thoughts. Do what feels right for you. ALSO, Join us February 7th at 9:30/6:30 PM ( ET/PT) for our "After Podcast" where we break down this topic on IG LIVE and have the conversation with you!Oh, and as always, if you vibe, we tribe! So don't hesitate to reach out to us using the info below.Contact information:Instagram: @itsamesssispodcastFacebook: itsamesssispodcastTwitter: @itsamesssisYouTube: It's a Mess, Sis! (look it up in search) Latest episode here: https://youtu.be/D-aF6Mw7aNE

#002  This episode features a conversation with fitness professional, Tiffani Hill, who describes herself as a fitness coach who helps women change their bodies so they look and feel gorgeous, in and out of their clothes.

EPISODE 3 of our 3 part Mini-Series of Small Business Survival!So many gym owners wanted to participate so we had to split this into 2 days!Welcome to Part BCome here stories from gyms owners on how they are surviving and what needs to happen to help save peoples livesWe want the audience to engage in this one!What should gyms do to gain the #essentialbusiness status?How can gyms come together?What can they do to survive the holidays?Guest Speakers: Miguel Jaguande, Mong Phu, Rudy Klotsman, Michael EvansUnited States Fitness Coalition: USFC.INFOSupport the show (http://www.redefine-fitness.com)

Text: Series: Underserved Grace [slide]Scripture: Titus 2:1-8 [main]; Psalm 19:1-4, 7-11; John 1:1-5; 14; John 14:6; James 1:22; 2 Tim 2:2s; 1 John 1:9 ; Romans 1:16-32; 2 Tim 3:1-5Title: Truth: God Revealed It. We Teach It.Time outGreg McKeown says on his podcast that the COVID-19 pandemic is like God putting us in time out so that we will think about our unhealthy lifestyles and that we will discipline ourselves to live better more essential livesWe live in a fallen world. A Romans 1-world. A 2 Timothy 3-world. (Romans 1:16-32; 2 Tim 3:1-5)Kristie Anyabwile Spoke about being a Titus 2 woman in a Romans 1 world.The Main Thing“The main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing.” Keith EitelBottom line:•When we see God as he truly is, it reveals to us how we are to live. [Principle]•When we see God as Truth, we teach it with character and competency so that God's people live good, godly lives. [slide]Most people are blind to the truth. That's why they don't teach it.Disciple Triangle: Word, way, works (information, imitation, innovation) [slide]“Root to Fruit” is another way of saying let's start with God and end with us.1.Who is God in this passage? What has he done?1.God is truth. (John 14:6)2.God has revealed himself to us through1.General revelation (Psalm 19:1-4, 7-112.Special revelation:1.Written word (Psalm 19:7-11; John 1:1-5)2.Living word (John 1:14)2.Who am I in light of this? What do I get to do as a result? As1.A teacher (Leader). As a teacher of God's word:1.Teach what is appropriate for sound doctrine.2.Teach to others so they'll teach others.[slide], baton [prop]3.Teach as an example:1.Always learning (disciple = learner) [slide]2.Teach say/don't say. TELL3.Teach by what you do/don't do. SHOW4.Teach to do, not just know.1.“Do not merely listen to the word and so deceive yourselves—do what it says!” James 1:22 NIV2.Parable of 2 houses. Matt 7:24-272.A student (Learner, Disciple). Someone learning with others how to follow Christ as he seeks and saves the lost.3.A lost person (Ignorant person). I need God's word revealed to me by someone else.1.I am lost without the revealed word of God seeking and saving me as one who is lost.2.The Church is God's holy search and rescue team for the blind. The Church is on the front lines of the expanding kingdom of God.3.What does this look like practically?1.Leaders/teachers teaching/training other leaders and learners the word.2.Older generations teaching/leading younger generations the word.3.The word = “What is appropriate for sound doctrine” or “healthy teaching” [at ease vs dis-ease]4.What does this look like effectively?1.Revival. Revival is when repentance and faith of the God's people catches on so profoundly that it sweeps through a community of faith and overflows into the surrounding community of the lost.So, we're going to finish up this message differently than normal.God is holy. That means his children are holy.•Positionally, declared righteous.•Practically, being sanctified towards holiness.This process called sanctification is the process of us repenting and believing over every unholy thought, word and action that God brings to mind. We repent of the lies we're believing and embracing once again the truth of God's revealed word.So what I will do is read through the description of what God's people are supposed to look like character-wiseSo that we can repent where appropriate.I will read this passage as a prayer of confession, repentance and faith. I ask you to pray along with me repenting as you need to. After this, you'll be invited to come forward and continue to repent and believe up front, should you wish to mark this day more strongly. This will happen during the lord's supper.Today is a call to repentance.Really, every Sunday is a call to repentance. Every time the Holy Spirit convicts us of sin, we should repent.May God have mercy on us. 1 John 1:9

Our work livesWe share our work-related history, what jobs we have now, and how those jobs are working for us. And here’s that beautiful essay about choices by Cheryl Strayed that Abby mentioned: The Ghost Ship That Didn’t Carry Us.Life latelyListening to romance novels on audio is really working for Sarah, and Abby hates sidewalk chalk.Reading latelySarah read The Antidote for Everything by Kimmery Martin, and Abby strongly recommends A Wicked Kind of Husband by Mia Vincy.Eating latelyAbby is obsessed with making pesto from basil she grew.Sarah is enjoying quinoa with roasted veggies—a dairy-free favorite.If you’d like to join in the conversation, please leave us a comment on our show notes, email us at friendlierpodcast@gmail.com, or find us on Instagram @friendlierpodcast. Thanks for listening! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"Lean On Me"Sometimes in our livesWe all have pain, we all have sorrow.But if we are wise,We know that there's always tomorrow.Lean on me when you're not strongI'll be your friend, I'll help you carry onFor it won't be long'Til I'm gonna need somebody to lean on.Please swallow your prideIf I have things you need to borrowFor no one can fill those of your needsThat you won't let show.You just call on me, brother, when you need a handWe all need somebody to lean on.I just might have a problem that you'll understand,We all need somebody to lean on.Lean on me when you're not strongAnd I'll be your friend I'll help you carry onFor it won't be long'Til I'm gonna need somebody to lean onYou just call on me, brother, when you need a handWe all need somebody to lean on.I just might have a problem that you'll understand,We all need somebody to lean on.If there is a loadYou have to bearThat you can't carryI'm right up the roadI'll share your loadIf you just call me.Call me if you need a friendCall me, call me, uh-huhCall me when you need a friendCall me if you ever need a friendCall me, call meCall me, call meCall me, call meCall me, call meCall me if you need a friendCall me, call meCall me, call meCall me, call meCall me, call meCall me

"Lean On Me"Sometimes in our livesWe all have pain, we all have sorrow.But if we are wise,We know that there's always tomorrow.Lean on me when you're not strongI'll be your friend, I'll help you carry onFor it won't be long'Til I'm gonna need somebody to lean on.Please swallow your prideIf I have things you need to borrowFor no one can fill those of your needsThat you won't let show.You just call on me, brother, when you need a handWe all need somebody to lean on.I just might have a problem that you'll understand,We all need somebody to lean on.Lean on me when you're not strongAnd I'll be your friend I'll help you carry onFor it won't be long'Til I'm gonna need somebody to lean onYou just call on me, brother, when you need a handWe all need somebody to lean on.I just might have a problem that you'll understand,We all need somebody to lean on.If there is a loadYou have to bearThat you can't carryI'm right up the roadI'll share your loadIf you just call me.Call me if you need a friendCall me, call me, uh-huhCall me when you need a friendCall me if you ever need a friendCall me, call meCall me, call meCall me, call meCall me, call meCall me if you need a friendCall me, call meCall me, call meCall me, call meCall me, call meCall me

"Lean On Me"Sometimes in our livesWe all have pain, we all have sorrow.But if we are wise,We know that there's always tomorrow.Lean on me when you're not strongI'll be your friend, I'll help you carry onFor it won't be long'Til I'm gonna need somebody to lean on.Please swallow your prideIf I have things you need to borrowFor no one can fill those of your needsThat you won't let show.You just call on me, brother, when you need a handWe all need somebody to lean on.I just might have a problem that you'll understand,We all need somebody to lean on.Lean on me when you're not strongAnd I'll be your friend I'll help you carry onFor it won't be long'Til I'm gonna need somebody to lean onYou just call on me, brother, when you need a handWe all need somebody to lean on.I just might have a problem that you'll understand,We all need somebody to lean on.If there is a loadYou have to bearThat you can't carryI'm right up the roadI'll share your loadIf you just call me.Call me if you need a friendCall me, call me, uh-huhCall me when you need a friendCall me if you ever need a friendCall me, call meCall me, call meCall me, call meCall me, call meCall me if you need a friendCall me, call meCall me, call meCall me, call meCall me, call meCall me

Connecting people to God and HealingThe guest on this week’s episode is incredibly special to my heart and my journey and is hands down one of the top five most important and influential people in my life—his name is Tim Storey. Tim came into my world about two years ago, when I was struggling to come out of a season of silence, looking for a mentor and coach who understood where I came from and what I had been through. In this episode we discuss the pivotal moments in Tim’s childhood that not only changed his life forever, but enabled him to understand the process of pain, grief, and how to help others in deeper places of hurt. Listen to this episode to see how one man’s story of pain and strength enabled him to guide so many people, including high profile celebrities, to God and healing. Finding strength to overcome life’s interruptions We open this episode with snapshots of Tim’s childhood, one that he describes as a carefree, happy-go-lucky upbringing—until a tragic life interruption brought everything crashing down. Tim shares the impact this had on his understanding of the world, his connection to God, and how it almost prepared him for the second awful event that would again send his family reeling. Being called to a greater purposeHe describes going through the process of pain and grief, but knowing there were people out there that were more wounded, in more pain, and needed more help—and how he knew he would be the one to do so.Transforming people’s livesWe dig into the layers of carnal vs. core recovery, and how to move past our own past in order to live in the present without punishing ourselves for our successes. Tim shares his journey from speaking in front of people to coaching big name entertainers, eventually even winding up on Oprah’s couch. He preaches wisdom, words of recovery, and helps people overcome their addictions to transform their setbacks into comebacks.Tim StoreyTim Storey is known around the world as the “Pastor to the Stars” and has traveled to over 75 countries speaking, inspiring, and motivating people from all walks of life. From entertainment executives, celebrities, athletes, and children in need, he helps people overcome setbacks and turn them into comebacks. He is an author, Life Coach, Pastor, and Leader who has talked on Super Soul Sunday with Oprah, and has dedicated his life to helping others heal. Want to learn more about Tim Storey?[Link to website]Your reviews matterIf you enjoyed this episode and look forward to new ones each week, please take a minute to share with friends, family, and rate the podcast on Apple Podcasts! The more ratings and reviews there are, the easier it is to discover the show, especially for those who may need it. I would love to review!Quick Access To Quotes:A cardinal comeback is let me do this by myself - 11:20 - TimLife will sometimes bring you tough mentors and trainers to train you to be the person you’re meant to be. 14:00 - TimGrief is not pretty but it's a process that is required to move through and live 16:20 - TracySometimes we are so caught up in the decision that we miss out on the discovery. 7:10 - TimSometimes you just have to deliver the message in away that people can digest so that they are open and willing for the promises 26 - TracyWhen life becomes magical sometimes the mess and the madness tries to knock on the magical door and say hey come back to where you belong, to the familiar 36 - Tim“Don’t be so hyper focused on the end-game that you miss miracles.” 1:29“There is a fine line between being a leader in your home and being codependent and taking on the weight of the world while dismissing your own needs.” 10:21“When you have a setback in any form or fashion, you have to be careful because you could have a ‘carnal comeback’ rather than a ‘core comeback’” - Tim Storey 11:10“While you’re feeling the sting of your setback, God is preparing your comeback.” -Tim Storey 11:42“When we cover our story up, we begin to believe we are the only one going through it.” 27:30“A lot of us punish ourselves for our past, and by the punishment we begin to paralyze ourselves in the past.” -Tim Storey 39:43“Most people have a carnal comeback from setbacks because they’re operating out of survival.” 12:10“What happens many times is we want things easy, but life will sometimes bring you tough mentors and teachers to train you to be the person you’re supposed to be.”-Tim Storey 13:57“Grief is not pretty, but it’s a process that is required to really move through and live” 16:17“Some things you decide, and some things you discover. Sometimes we are so caught up in the decision that we miss the discovery.” -Tim Storey 17:01

Christians are used to hearing that God loves us. Yet, how often do we hear that God loves even the rocks, trees and animals? Today's sermon reflects on the value God places on all of creation, and what creation can tell us about ourselves and our God.Scripture References: Genesis 1 & 2; Joel 2:21-27; Matthew 6:25-34Preached on Rogation Sunday, November 17, 2019 by Rev. Stephen SilverthorneSermon HighlightsAll creatures on earth are dependent on each otherWe should take steps to remind ourselves of this dependenceHumans have special responsibility to the rest of creationOur role in creation should remind us of God's role in our livesWe can learn from pets what our attitude to God should be See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Philippians 2:3-11Authentic Relationships Around JesusWe are people who have relationshipsReal is messyJesus is the center of our relationshipsTrademark is a Gospel-Centered CommunityThe story of Jesus shapes the story of our livesWe > MeWe die for one another“The righteous are willing to disadvantage themselves to advantage the community; the wicked are willing to disadvantage the community to advantage themselves” -Bruce Waltke, Genesis3 Marks of a Gospel-Centered CommunityMarked by GraceMarked by ConfessionMarked by Exhortation

Discussing what bisexuality means to us and how it has impacted our livesWelcome to Episode 10 of Sharing is Caring the podcast!We are Kiwi and Cherie, a New Zealand and French couple living in London. This podcast is about our journey into sex positivity and ethical non-monogamy.It's a heavier topic, so this show is slightly shorter.This is an episode I’ve been really looking forward to, and worried about. It’s such a large complex topic and I want us to get it right, but still be entertaining! So to preface this episode, just a reminder that we are by no means experts and we’re on a journey of figuring all this out.For this podcast we’ll talk a bit about what bisexuality is, we’ll cover the kinsey scale, and briefly talk about labels. Then we’ll discuss how we experience the lifestyle from the perspective of being a bi couple, and finally how being bi influences our every-day livesWe are recording this on the final of pride month and we’re going to release it on the week leading up to London Pride, which is next Saturday 6th July! We’ll be there to party and we’ll bring along a few stickers.In our catchup we talk about our recent trip to the coast to visit the Bed Hoppers! While visiting, we did a short session recording for their up-coming podast, so check out their next episode if you want to hear! Main topic In our main topic we briefly cover: - The Kinsey Scale - A modified scale to account for various types of attraction - Labels - Bisexuality vs Pansexuality - Being bi in the lifestyle - How being bi impacts our every-day lives - Some issues faced by the bi community - A few famous people throughout history who were/may have been bi Listener Question We revive an old listener question from episode 3/4 when we first mentioned that we are bi and answer: “How long have you known that you were bisexual and when do you first remember being attracted to men/women?”Feel free to get in touch or to submit a listener question for future episodes. Contact us: Twitter: @KiwiAndCherie e-mail: kiwi.and.cherie@gmail.com web: www.sharingiscaringpodcast.com FabSwingers: Sharing is Caring Podcast Music: Intro/outro: "Once have I" by Boogie Belgique, Licensed under Creative Commons (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0) Love you all xxSupport Sharing is Caring by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/sharing-is-caringFind out more at http://sharingiscaringpodcast.com

IntroductionOur guest this week is Joanna Li, CPCC, ACC - Certified Professional Co-active Coach & Talent Development CoachWe learn how Joanna fearlessly inspires others to lead fulfilling livesWe find out how self-limiting beliefs, hidden fears, and “playing small” can hold you back from achieving your goalsJoanna shares how and which clients inspire her every dayAnd we find out about Joanna’s “Velvet Fist” coaching approachLinks mentioned on the showCoachMe on Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn | YouTubeKey Takeaway SummaryWe learn how Joanna’s experience of expectations being put on her with regards to career, life style, etc. left her feeling unfulfilled. That is, until she first encounter being coached, and how that coaching session turned out to be a life-changing conversation that set her upon her own coaching career.We hear about identifying hidden fears and how people “play small” because of them.Joanna tells us about her life purpose: “Fearlessly inspire others to lead fulfilling lives.”3 coaching questions to help us listeners Thrive:When you feel a strong urge to do or not do something, ask yourself where this comes from. Does this feeling come from a place of fear or love?If you identified a fear, ask yourself: “Is this belief true?”Who would you be without that fear?Joanna tells us an inspiring coaching story and why she loves her job as a coach.She explains that clients usually come to her when they want to find out their purpose and goals in life, as well as overcoming self-limiting beliefs. She loves working with people who are serious about change and growth, people who feel lost or stuck, and are committed to fully take advantage of the coaching experience.We hear all about Joanna’s coaching style: ”Velvet Fist”Joanna shares what her favourite quote means to her: “Where there’s a will, there is a way.”Questions In A Bag – Find out the answers to these random questions: “What is important to you?”, “What is your dream?”, “What inspires you?”Book a free initial consultation session with Joanna Li now at CoachMeVancouver.com/bookCoachMe Vancouver. Listen. Connect. Thrive.

Join Buck N' Cap every Wednesday at 8pm for their weekly show on Dead Air Nation The show is designed to entertain you with a variety of comedic topics based on current affairs and/or the warped minds of Buck N' Cap. You will also find a variation of interactive segments like: Trivia Challenges; Movie Quotes & Sounds; Cappy's Cup and a wide range of other segments that will either make you laugh or scratch your head. This week the guys will be discussing: Weekly Update: Current Events, etc...We talk so much about movie quotes and testing each other on those quotes, but what about quotable moments in our real livesWe challenge each other with impossible motivational speech scenariosAdvice Buckwild Style: Questions from our listeners who seek Buck's advice Callers Welcomed: 646-668-8869 CHECK OUT OUR AWESOME SPONSORS: GNARLY BEARD CO WWW.GNARLYBEARDCO.COM LIKE AND FOLLOW DEAD AIR NATION & BUCK N' CAP ON FACEBOOK FACEBOOK SEARCH: THE BUCK & CAP SHOW WWW.FB.COM/DEADAIRNATION

What’s the obstacle in your way? Is it someone, some event, or some thing?In every instance the only thing in your way is you – it’s up to you to take the necessary steps that will allow you to pass through the obstacle in your way.What are the things you repeatedly do that are holding you back?These are often the small things like habits or practices that are hard to break, because they have been with you for years, or decades.So what’s mine? The App, Grindr. It’s such a smart app. It pushes all my buttons for excitement, potential pleasure, compliments, etc. But the app is not the problem, instead it’s my patterns of behaviour that come out when I use the app. What Grindr offers me is the compulsion to keep looking, to keep checking if someone new is available or hot. For so many reasons, the time I spend on the app isn’t bringing me what I want (within the limited confines of what I’m looking for).I asked myself what I want to accomplish today. The answer that came to me would require a clear, calm, focused, and non-distracted state of mind. So long as Grindr was installed on my phone, good luck with that.Don’t get me wrong, I get a lot of work done in my day, but It’s the much bigger goals, the ones associated with my life purpose that I’m not giving enough attention. The outcome of accomplishing those goals will be life-altering for me. Yet the self-belief, courage, and the vulnerability required to accomplish those goals is greater than I’ve ever faced. This is precisely the moment where a simple, seemingly innocuous peek into Grindr (who’s online right now?) holds me back.It’s not because Grinder or sex is bad. It’s just that Grindr is my kryptonite. It sucks (if only!) my power of concentration and ability to sustain my focus in deep work, especially if I look at the app early in the day.The way forward comes down to the simplest of questions: What do I want more? The answer should be as literal as possible to help me to see my choices for what they. To bring this point home, I asked myself,Do I want to keep looking at pictures on Grindr, sending messages, getting annoyed, and wasting my most valuable morning creative time, or do I want make quicker progress on one of my most important projects and start bringing in more revenue to do more of the things I want to enjoy in life?Kind of feel like a no-brainer, right?What do you regret?If I were lying on my death-bed tomorrow, looking back at all the time I wasted, when I knew I could have been working on something that could change the world, I’d be inconsolable. I would feel that way, not because sex or grinder is bad, but because the only way I can control my addition to that app is to not use it.Motivational speaker and activist, Price Ea asked, “What are you going to remember when you’re on your death-bed? Will you have any regrets?”Everybody dies, but not everybody livesWe are all unique.We can all contribute something to the world to make it a better place. What starts first as a thought can manifest into the physical world as art, a service, a product, or a movement. If, like me, you’re a deep thinker, who can you share your ideas with, today?Will you declare, today, that you will do things differently going forward?If yes, what will you declare to do differently?These are my declarationsIn my work as the Living OUT Leadership Coach, I commit to helping gay men live out their unique and vital role in society: to lead others in creating a more evolved and humane world.In my work as the founder of Th-Ink Queerly I will publish LGBTQ+ authors who demonstrate our necessary role in society. We will promote thoughtful dialogue that seeks to improve humanity and equal rights for all. We will critique the status quo — challenging rigid doctrines, heteronormativity, patriarchy, bigotry, and radicalized ideologies — and offer solutions to create a more loving and accepting world.

Leo Alsved has converted his passion for skiing and sailing into several successful businesses like The Ski Week, Radinn and Sail to Ski. Today Leo talks about quitting our comfort zones, changing our mindsets, thinking about what is truly important for us, why we need to prioritize sustainability, why long-term thinking has only benefits and why we need to step forward and lead the change. On today’s podcast:Quitting your comfort zoneChanging your mindsetActively designing our livesWe need to think more about sustainabilityLong-term thinking can only benefit usWe need to step forward and lead the changeLinks:The Ski WeekFull show notes at: http://corporateunplugged.com/podcast/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Our guest this week Dr. Tim Sharp has three degrees in psychology (including a Ph.D.) and an impressive record as an academic, clinician and coach.  He is the founder & CHO (Chief Happiness Officer) of The Happiness Institute, Australia's first organisation devoted solely to enhancing happiness in individuals, families and organisations.  This week we chat about the science behind happiness and share tips and tools to bring more happiness into our lives.In this esisode, we cover:What is The Happiness Institute?What science tells us about happiness?The steps we can take immediately to bring more happines to our livesWe discuss self sabotage and The Impostor SyndromeThe power of gratitude and thankfullnessComplete this sentence, Happy families do ......what?What is personalised happiness?How to create a happiness plan?How important is facing reality when writing our plans?Key learnings Tim has taken from his work at The Happiness InstituteDaily and weekly rituals    See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tonight we are looking another passage from Nichiren Daishonin's letter to Sairen-bo, The Heritage of the Ultimate Law of Life. The theme of tonights lecture is the Bodhisattvas of the Earth and it includes the following headings!What is Buddhism about?Bodhisattva Superior PracticesBelief is not enoughThe Mystic Law is life itselfWhat does Nam-myoho-renge-kyo mean?Our lives are the candles of lifeFlushing with the Mystic LawBlowing away negativityNurturing lifeTapping our toes to the tune of the Mystic LawAwakening others to the greatness within their livesWe have a wonderful experience from Jonathan Steele and shoutouts that stretch across the world!Tonights music comes from the Podsafe Music Network. We play a great relaxing kick back tune from Slackstring called Sun Again Will Shine. Also tonight we have a really great tune from singer songwriter Amy Regan, what an amazing voice, she sings Everybody Needs Somewhere To Go.Thank you for listening and for the wonderful comments and kind emails. Your support is really welcomed, have a great week.