Podcast appearances and mentions of paula mosher wallace

How do you know when you have healed enough to write? Learn a three-stage process to bless your readers and be blessed in the writing.Linda Goldfarb here. My guest is Paula Mosher Wallace. Paula is the Founder of Bloom In The Dark, Inc. (501c3) and author of BLOOM IN THE DARK, which offers hope to the hurting. She is also a Producer, Director, and Cohost of two internationally syndicated television shows. In addition to her podcast, six books, and online courses, Paula enjoys spending time with her three sons.In today's episode, Linda and Paula discuss how you are not alone in your pain. There's a community that gets you. They share the importance of writing painful experiences in three stages as Paula provides the why and how of the process.  The final result is a powerful message that engages your reader and offers hope for their future.LINKSPaula Mosher WallaceAccess Paula's Free ResourcesPaula Mosher Wallace on FacebookVisit Your Best Writing Life website.Join our Facebook group, Your Best Writing LifeAbout your host - Linda GoldfarbAwarded the Spark Media 2022 Most Binge-Worthy PodcastAwarded the Spark Media 2023 Fan Favorites Best Solo Podcast

Born in a South American commune, into the cult The Move, Paula began suffering trauma at a very early age. Emotional abuse, sexual abuse, religious abuse, and physical abuse were her normal at the hands of both men and women. The distortion of scripture demanded perfection of her, but somehow didn't apply to the evil of her perpetrators. It's amazing that in the midst of this religious mayhem, she survived by making God her secret friend. At the age of 24 she married and left the cult, but happily ever after isn't what came next. Paula has been on a healing journey for a long time, and works with others to obtain their own inner healing. Bio: Founder of Bloom In The Dark, Inc., Paula is a Media Executive, Producer, Director, Writer, and Cohost of international television shows. Bloom Today and RS4L have been licensed with 43+ broadcast networks and platforms. Paula also helped create the Bloom Channel OTT network. In 2021, Paula created Bloom Studios with a 5 camera, custom design. Paula serves on the Women in Film and Television board as the Director of Faith and also serves as the International Director of Christian Women in Media. With a podcast, 6 published books, online courses, and a feature film script to her credit, Paula most enjoys spending time outdoors with her three sons. Connect with Paula: https://bloominthedark.org/ Free download of Bloom In The Dark: True Stories of Hope and Redemption: https://bloominthedark.org/resources#books Resources https://daniellebernock.com/ https://clarity.fm/daniellebernock https://www.daniellebernock.com/coaching/ Join my community https://dani-daniellebernock-com.ck.page/31bfe7d9fa Additional resources: Books: Emerging With Wings https://amzn.to/3Qm4aQw Because You Matter https://amzn.to/3oUnxEt Socials: https://www.facebook.com/daniellebernock/ https://www.instagram.com/dbernock/ https://www.youtube.com/c/DanielleBernockLovesYou https://twitter.com/DBernock https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielle-bernock-6ab50467/ https://www.tiktok.com/@dbernock Listed on Feedspot: https://blog.feedspot.com/overcoming_adversity_podcasts/ Want to be a guest? https://podmatch.com/signup/fromdanielle Some links I use are affiliate links where I earn a small commission at no cost to you. Disclaimer: Opinions do not replace the advice from a qualified medical professional, and Victorious Souls might not agree with some content shared by guests. #cults #themove #commune #spiritualabuse #sexualabuse #samfife #emotionalabuse #physicalabuse #divorce #abandonment #suicide #fear #faith #rape #recovery #innerhealing #traumahealing #escape #liveinterview #survive #healingjourney #godisgood #redemption #youareloved #youarenotalone #daniellebernock #thatladyontheinternetwholovesyou --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/victorioussoulspodcast/message

Are you writing about a painful experience in your life? Wondering how you can know when you have healed enough to share your story? Today's episode offers you 3 ways to write your story to bless your readers and be blessed in the writing.Linda Goldfarb here, my guest is Paula Mosher Wallace - Paula is the Founder of Bloom In The Dark, Inc. (501c3) and author of BLOOM IN THE DARK  offering hope to the hurting, Paula is a Producer, Director, and Cohost of two internationally syndicated television shows. and, In addition to HER podcast, 6 books, and online courses, Paula enjoys time with her three sons.Paula, welcome to Your Best Writing Life!In today's episode, Linda and Paula discuss how you are not alone in your pain. There's a community that gets you. They share the importance of writing painful experiences in three stages as Paula provides the why and how of the process.  The final result is a powerful message that engages your reader and offers hope for their future.LINKSPaula Mosher WallaceAccess Paula's Free ResourcesWe have a great announcement, Your Best Writing Life is part of the Spark Media podcasting network, and we have our first sponsor, Access More!If you enjoy Your Best Writing Life's content- consider a monthly donation through Patreon. Support Your Best Writing Life podcastVisit our website, Your Best Writing Life websiteJoin fellow writers in our Facebook group, Your Best Writing LifeI'd love to hear your thoughts about this episode --LindaAbout your host - Linda GoldfarbBesides hosting Your Best Writing Life, Linda Goldfarb is a multi-published award-winning author, audiobook narrator, international speaker, board-certified Christian life coach, co-owner, co-founder of the LINKED® Personality System, and co-author of the LINKED® Quick Guide to Personality series.Linda also hosts her brand new Staying REAL About Faith & Family podcast - Check it out!Linda and her hubby, Sam, are empty nesters leading full lives. Life is a new adventure every day with four adult children and 15 grandbabies. She loves sipping frothed coffee with friends, traveling the countryside with Sam, and sharing transparent truth to help others take their next best step-- personally and professionally.   Visit the website of our host, Linda Goldfarb.

Paula Mosher Wallace is back with part 2 of her incredible journey from the jungles of South America, where she experienced severe trauma as a child, to becoming a successful author, speaker, and television host.

Today, Paula Mosher Wallace, author and president of Bloom in The Dark, a ministry teaching healing strategies 4 life joins us on the podcast. We begin our conversation hearing how Paula's faith and past trauma inspired her to start building a place that removes the shame and victim stigma often associated with recovery and helps individuals realize hope and healing is possible. Bloom is the dark offers a variety of resources including syndicated tv shows, course material, blogs, and their own podcast all targeted at supporting and encouraging those recovering from addiction and trauma.Paula shares about learning the importance of emotional time management as she navigated her own healing journey in the midst of being a single, working, home schooling mother. She educates us on the importance of bilateral processing and making your mental health just as important as healing from any other illness. Paula reminds us that God created us with intrinsic value and that is what drives our identity not what has happened to us in the past. This is an incredible conversation that I truly believe you will be inspired. encouraged, and learn so much from listening. Please like, share, and tell anyone you think could benefit from listening to Paula's wisdom and passion. Let's continue to educate those around us about the importance of understanding and healing your mental health. It's time to stop suffering in silence. Resources Mentioned: Bloom In the Dark: True Stories of Hope and Redemption by Paula Mosher Wallace Bloom Forward: A Journal to Renew Your Mind...One Day at a Time By Paula Mosher Wallace, Kylie E. Snow, Ginny Priz Ways to Find Paula:website: www.bloominthedark.orgApp: Bloom In The Dark & Bloom Channel Paula's Bio: Paula Mosher Wallace Ex-Victim & President of Bloom In The Dark, Inc. An ex-victim herself, Paula wrote Bloom in the Dark, true stories of women healing from brokenness, abuse, and addiction. In 2016, Paula founded Bloom In The Dark, Inc. as a 501c3 nonprofit. Paula has produced, directed and co-hosted a TV talk show, Bloom Today, which is now licensed with 43 television networks and won a Telly award. Along with 5 more books, Paula has a second television show and video curriculum, Recovery Strategies 4 Life. Now a media executive, Paula focuses on working with other leaders to share hope and healing with the broken world. A single mother of 3 sons, Paula lives as a media missionary and credits God for healing her and leading her on this mission.Embrace, Live, Thrive: website: www.embracelivethrive.com FB: @embracelivethrive Instagram: @embracelivethrive 

Paula Mosher Wallace lost a treasured member of her family before they were born. The fact that there was no funeral, obituary or flowers, did not lessen the value of that life. Today, Paula celebrates her baby's life up in heaven. Hear Paula's journey through miscarriage and how she founding hope and healing afterward.

Paula Mosher Wallace lost a treasured member of her family before they were born. The fact that there was no funeral, obituary or flowers, did not lessen the value of that life. Today, Paula celebrates her baby's life up in heaven. Hear Paula's journey through miscarriage and how she founding hope and healing afterward.

Many people have pain and wounds they don’t talk about. Fear and shame create a cycle of isolation and hopelessness. But the Bible is light to these dark places.   After suffering decades of abuse of all kinds, Paula found herself as a single mom in a new city, jobless, with three young boys to homeschool. In these circumstances, she heard God’s call to start a ministry helping people still caught in the darkness of brokenness and shame. Bloom in the Dark started with real, raw stories of people who found hope and restoration in the gospel with the slogan, “Use the fertilizer of your past to bloom in your future.”   The book turned into a TV show, Bloom Today, now syndicated around the world and on Amazon Prime. Paula’s co-host and ministry partner, Ginny Priz, adds her own story of addiction and choices that turned into painful and embarrassing consequences.   Together, Paula, Ginny, and their team of counselors, life coaches, pastors, and more, share the good news that there is no pit too deep in your life to experience freedom, joy, and abundant life in Christ.   Episode Links:  Bloom in the Dark website Bloom in the Dark book Bloom Today on Amazon Prime   Recommended Bible Resource: The Open Bible  For over 40 years, The Open Bible has helped people easily navigate Scripture to see the connections and message of God’s word for themselves. It’s a great choice whether you are familiar with the Bible or completely new to it.    Featured Scripture: Isaiah 40:31 But those who wait on the Lord Shall renew their strength; They shall mount up with wings like eagles, They shall run and not be weary, They shall walk and not faint.  

Habakkuk's complains ring true today: Oh Lord, How long shall I cry for help and you will not hear?... Why do you make me see iniquity and why do you idly look at wrong?   Destruction and violence are before me; strife and contention arise. So the law is paralyzed and justice never goes forth.   Many people today suffer at the hands of others, creating pain and sorrow.  I'm glad we have hope. Today my guest is Paula Mosher Wallace and she will share her story and ministry: Bloom in the Dark.  God can "restore the years the locusts have eaten" and he has done that for her. 

On this episode of the podcast, I spend time chatting with Paula Mosher Wallace. We spoke about the emotional component that needs to get considered when you're trying to manage your time. It's something that Paula feels gets cast aside in a world driven by the pursuit of productivity at all costs. This episode is brought to you by Blinkist. It’s hard to find the time to sit down to read and learn more. When you don’t have free time, you can’t read or work on personal development. Blinkist is an incredible app that solves this problem and I highly recommend it. I've been a satisfied customer for years and I'd love for you to join me. Head to https://www.blinkist.com/timecrafting (https://www.blinkist.com/timecrafting) and start your 7 day free trial today!This episode is also brought to you by TextExpander. TextExpander is an indispensable part of my productivity process, allowing me to instantly insert snippets of text that I use regularly in a variety of situations and applications. TextExpander will unlock your productivity and if you visit https://textexpander.com/podcast?utm_source=productivityist-podcast&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign%20=textexpander-Aug-2019 (TextExpander.com/podcast) then you'll get 20% off your first year. I met Paula at Jeff Goins's Tribe Conference and we spent a lunch break learning more about each other, something that led to me asking her to join me on the show. We touch on several of the discussion points we brought up during that lunch break but go deeper into things than we did on that day. Specifics that we covered on the show include: Paula shares her experience with productivity in business and her personal life (3:44) Why (and how) Paula challenged me on my methodology and philosophy of TimeCrafting (6:03) What Paula believes the "missing piece" is to most - if not all - time management systems (8:46) When and where does the emotional time management piece come into play if one's day was mapped out (15:49) We look at strategies that you can use to keep going even when emotional turmoil shows up (20:04) Why does Paula think people fight off their emotions when it comes to this kind of thing? (22:32) What Paula recommends people do to get started with taking emotional time management into account (28:32) The importance of finding whatever you need to use to help you keep your intentions front and center (33:09) What's one thing that someone can do right to get started with emotional time management? (37:34) The things you can do to help you either work through or offset the toll that emotions can have on you (44:30) Does Paula journal...and what are her thoughts on journaling? (51:17) Quote "It's understanding that I have long term and meaningful - kind of what I call 'eternal' goals - like my relationship with my children that is not a task." - Paula Mosher Wallace Relevant Links https://amzn.to/2Kn6F5V (Bloom In The Dark) https://tribeconference.com/ (Tribe Conference) https://productivityist.com/podcast215/ (Episode 215: Running Down a Dream with Tim Grahl) https://amzn.to/31Beiew (Bloom Forward Journal) You'll find that I thought we'd be wrapping up this episode at about the 30 minute mark but Paula and I kept going. This episode is definitely more of a back-and-forth conversation than I usually deliver. I was so involved in the conversation because I feel the piece Paula is bringing to light is that crucial. Honestly, the big takeaway from this episode is that taking and making time to take emotional time management into account is important. Really important. If you enjoyed the episode, please leave a rating and/or review wherever you listened to the episode. And if you want to have easy access to the archives of the show and ensure you don't miss the new episodes to come then subscribe to the podcast in the app you're using – or you can do so on a variety of podcast platforms by...

Johnny and Hollie speak with Paula Mosher Wallace, author and president of Bloom In The Dark. Her organization helps raise awareness about the damage caused by secret pain and abuse and she aims to help others find strength and healing after brokenness. She talks about that as well as growing up abroad, faith, and life as a single parent. Hear her "Why Me?" moments in this episode of the podcast. http://media.blubrry.com/faithstrongtoday/p/fst.mc.tritondigital.com/WHY_ME_PROJECT_P/media/WMP-102-_Paula_Mosher_Wallace_apr17-19.mp3

Sadly, sexual abuse is rampant. One in four women and one in six men are affected by sexual abuse. In today's episode, Paula Mosher Wallace shares her own experience with childhood sexual abuse, how it affected her adult life and how she has healed from it. You will find many resources in the podcast and show notes.

Recovering from Abuse Paula has endured a long string of emotional, physical and spiritual abuse in her life at one point leaving her suicidal. She shares her, and others, pathway to healing in her book Bloom in the Dark, her TV show Bloom Today and today on this episode. Paula shares her story and discusses issues like: Defining abuse No longer being in an abusive marriage but continuing to fall into abusive situations / relationships The idea of 'resetting' and starting a new normal.

Recovering from Abuse Paula has endured a long string of emotional, physical and spiritual abuse in her life at one point leaving her suicidal. She shares her, and others, pathway to healing in her book Bloom in the Dark, her TV show Bloom Today and today on this episode. Paula shares her story and discusses issues like: Defining abuse No longer being in an abusive marriage but continuing to fall into abusive situations / relationships The idea of 'resetting' and starting a new normal.

Recovering from Abuse Paula has endured a long string of emotional, physical and spiritual abuse in her life at one point leaving her suicidal. She shares her, and others, pathway to healing in her book Bloom in the Dark, her TV show Bloom Today and today on this episode. Paula shares her story and discusses issues like: Defining abuse No longer being in an abusive marriage but continuing to fall into abusive situations / relationships The idea of 'resetting' and starting a new normal.

Recovering from Abuse Paula has endured a long string of emotional, physical and spiritual abuse in her life at one point leaving her suicidal. She shares her, and others, pathway to healing in her book Bloom in the Dark, her TV show Bloom Today and today on this episode. Paula shares her story and discusses issues like: Defining abuse No longer being in an abusive marriage but continuing to fall into abusive situations / relationships The idea of 'resetting' and starting a new normal.

No Longer A Victim! Healing From Sexual Abuse with Paula Mosher Wallace Sexual abuse can be so devastating and can be a deep secret for many years. So often people who have been sexually abused are living a life full of shame and self-loathing. In this episode you'll hear from Paula Wallace, who was sexually abused as a child, and now uses her story to help others who are healing from sexual abuse. Get to know Paula Mosher Wallace and her ministry and book, Bloom in the Dark. Born in the jungles of Peru to missionary parents, Paula’s beginning in life was anything but typical. Raped at the age of 5, Paula was caught in a cycle of damage and abuse which lasted into her thirties. From sexual abuse to later mental, emotional and even spiritual abuse, Paula developed a victim mentality, which fueled decades of continued abuse. The trauma she experienced caused her to develop a variety of psychosomatic illnesses which, at times, left her bed-ridden. Broken beyond endurance and suicidal, Paula cried out to God for help. He miraculously intervened, faithfully walking with her through a dramatic healing process. Along the way, Paula learned to stand up to her abusers and stop attracting predators. She now knows, from personal experience, the healing, deliverance, and hope that only God can bring. As an ex-victim, Paula’s passion to help others resulted in her writing Bloom in the Dark, a compilation of true stories shared by women who have walked through personal darkness and abuse. Each story tells how God met, healed, and restored an ex-victim. Readers discover that they are not alone and that there is lasting hope and healing! Through the ministry of Bloom in The Dark, Paula focuses on writing and speaking to female abuse victims—raising awareness about abuse, bringing hope to victims, and partnering with ministries to help victims recover. A single mom living in Nashville, Paula homeschool's her three sons, ranging in age from six to fourteen. The boys are a key part of Paula’s support team and her biggest fans. Together they enjoy swimming, hiking and roller skating. To learn more about Paula and her ministry, including her book, Bloom in the Dark, visit www.bloominthedark.com   *** Grab John's Free Gift 11 Habits of Emotionally Healthy People   Follow the John Cordray Show here Visit John's website at www.johncordray.com Follow John on Twitter: @JohnPCordray Follow John on Periscope: www.periscope.tv/johnpcordray