Podcast appearances and mentions of Nicole J Phillips

Are you in search of a quick fix to instantly improve the course of your day? Try being the hero for someone else in need. While our situation at times can seem overwhelmingly negative and divided, unsolicited acts of kindness can help spread joy and bring us together. Our special guest, Nicole J. Phillips, is the author of Kindness is Contagious, Kindness is Courageous, and The Negativity Remedy. She is also the host of The Kindness Podcast.  Nicole shares her personal experience in maintaining positivity during trying life events.YES Communities' Ben Leffke employs teamwork to give back to his Dallas/Ft. Worth area community. Ben uses his management skills to highlight some helpful ways to get the most out of donated time.Links:Nicole J. PhillipsThe Kindness PodcastNicole's Books

Join me as I chat with Author Nicole J. Phillips. We will chat about her podcast, The Kindness Podcast as well her appearances on Hallmark Channel's Home and Family and of course her books. Follow Nicole on Facebook @NicoleJPhillips Listen to Nicole's Podcast on Itunes @TheKindnessPodcast Follow Nicole on Twitter @PhillipsNicoleJ Visit Nicole's Website https://nicolejphillips.com/ Buy Kindness is Contagious on Amazon https://amzn.to/32CiFtR Buy Kindness is Courageous on Amazon at https://amzn.to/2DVFAWw Preorder The Negativity Remedy on Amazon https://amzn.to/3eNexcE Follow Nicole on Instagram @nicolejphillips Follow Chats from the Blog Cabin on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/chatsfromtheblogcabin/ Catch the lives on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/AdventuresofFrugalMom/ Watch the Youtube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOhpY-uzzVBH1Ii08ypuxWA --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chatsfromtheblogcabin/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chatsfromtheblogcabin/support

Jack speaks with Nicole Phillips – a published author and public speaker who is tackling the lack of kindness in the world. She reveals the studies done on ‘anger pathways' which light up on brain scans. And methods we can use to retrain our brain to remain cool, calm, and collected – to better spread kindness!Nicole J Phillips is a champion for using kindness to overcome all of life's difficulties, including her own battle with breast cancer. She spreads the message of the healing power of kindness as host of The Kindness Podcast.Nicole is the author of two books, Kindness is Contagious: 100 Stories to Remind You God is Good and So are Most People and Kindness is Courageous: 100 Stories to Remind You People Are Brave + Kind.Nicole Phillips has her own podcast, The Kindness Podcast, which you can find at https://nicolejphillips.com/podcast/For more on Nicole Phillips, you can visit her on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/NicoleJPhillips

Episode 56: Step into the life of Nicole J. Phillips! Join Kristen Eargle, a fellow coach's wife and long-time TV Sports Reporter, as she goes one-on-one with the wife of Saul Phillips, Head Basketball Coach at Northern State.

Empathy and grace in business and society can lead to profound change. Neal Nybo, Ken Blanchard, Nicole J. Phillips, Barbara Glanz and Jacques Spitzer discuss enthusiastic servant leadership and the practice of being tender with each other. One kind act can change a life and motivate a community. Series: "Global Empowerment Summit" [Show ID: 35333]

Empathy and grace in business and society can lead to profound change. Neal Nybo, Ken Blanchard, Nicole J. Phillips, Barbara Glanz and Jacques Spitzer discuss enthusiastic servant leadership and the practice of being tender with each other. One kind act can change a life and motivate a community. Series: "Global Empowerment Summit" [Show ID: 35333]

Empathy and grace in business and society can lead to profound change. Neal Nybo, Ken Blanchard, Nicole J. Phillips, Barbara Glanz and Jacques Spitzer discuss enthusiastic servant leadership and the practice of being tender with each other. One kind act can change a life and motivate a community. Series: "Global Empowerment Summit" [Show ID: 35333]

Empathy and grace in business and society can lead to profound change. Neal Nybo, Ken Blanchard, Nicole J. Phillips, Barbara Glanz and Jacques Spitzer discuss enthusiastic servant leadership and the practice of being tender with each other. One kind act can change a life and motivate a community. Series: "Global Empowerment Summit" [Show ID: 35333]

Empathy and grace in business and society can lead to profound change. Neal Nybo, Ken Blanchard, Nicole J. Phillips, Barbara Glanz and Jacques Spitzer discuss enthusiastic servant leadership and the practice of being tender with each other. One kind act can change a life and motivate a community. Series: "Global Empowerment Summit" [Show ID: 35333]

Empathy and grace in business and society can lead to profound change. Neal Nybo, Ken Blanchard, Nicole J. Phillips, Barbara Glanz and Jacques Spitzer discuss enthusiastic servant leadership and the practice of being tender with each other. One kind act can change a life and motivate a community. Series: "Global Empowerment Summit" [Show ID: 35333]

Author, Breast Cancer survivor, flower girl in her mother's prison chapel wedding and former beauty queen, Nicole J. Phillips used kindness to change her perspective and life. Nicole shares how even though she had everything she wanted she was depressed, on the edge of being an alcoholic, unhealthy and felt like life was mundane. It was a single encounter that flipped her life around and set her on the path of spreading kindness and teaching others how to find more joy in their everyday lives.  Nicole's Book: Kindness is Courageous https://nicolejphillips.com/speaking/book/ Instagram: http://instagram.com/nicolejphillips Favorite Beauty Product: Buxom Lip Gloss -- If you loved this episode, don't forget to subscribe, share a screenshot on social or send Crystal a message. Join our community on Instagram by using the hashtag #thesquadlife and tag @crystalcattle. Crystal's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crystalcattle Email: squadlifepodcast@gmail.com 

Nicole J. Phillips shares stories of kindness: a boy and his peanut butter, upcoming books, and the creation of a ministry. Then, Becky Davidson discusses raising a child who has special needs and her book Common Man, Extraordinary Call.

Nicole J. Phillips shares stories of kindness to lighten the rhetoric on this election day. Then, Jonathan Den Hartog brings us the history of political norms and how people default to age-old methods.

Nicole J. Phillips once had a personal life in turmoil until she discovered the gift of giving kindness to others and to herself. Outwardly, she appeared to have it all: a prominent and loving husband, three beautiful children, and a job as a television news anchor. It was a life that most people would only dream about and fight to get. Yet, Nicole was “miserable.” She was depressed and engaged in self-destructive behaviors that drew her away from her marriage and her family. In addition, she carried resentments from her tortured childhood and “venom” towards her mom who Nicole thought abandoned her as a child. However, one day about seven years ago, Nicole committed a random act of kindness towards another young woman and felt an exhilaration that she had never experienced before. She wanted to replicate that feeling and knew that if she could, it would change her life. Nicole started performing other acts of kindness and began writing a weekly syndicated newspaper column about “kindness.” She began using the concept of kindness to repair relationships in her life. It helped her harness her depression, reconcile with her mother, lose weight and eliminate other unhealthy choices. The concept of “kindness” was so powerful that she decided to write a book – telling stories of kindness called “Kindness is Contagious: 100 Stories to Remind You God is Good and So are Most People.” Then in 2015, Nicole was diagnosed with breast cancer. Undeterred through her surgeries and many treatments, Nicole says she used “kindness as chemotherapy.” She practiced giving kindness to others and as she did, she felt that she removed herself from the dark clouds of cancer hanging over her. Now, she is an unflinching “advocate for kindness.” She is trying to spread its joy and its healing powers to others through her columns, her blogs, her speeches and her book. Nicole is truly a woman on a mission.