Podcasts about personal peace

You know how music can transport you back to a certain era in your life? I'll never forget gathering in college dorm rooms and tiny apartment living rooms with all my girlfriends in our twenties as we watched Grey's Anatomy. The show wouldn't have been the same without its unforgettable soundtrack, especially during those nerve-wracking ER scenes or the slow-burn love story between Meredith and Derek.So much of that iconic sound came from The Fray, the Denver-based band fronted by the haunting, heartwarming voice of lead singer Isaac Slade. I first met Isaac at The Nantucket Project and was instantly struck by his unique mix of humor, vulnerability, and grounded wisdom. His childhood was shaped by a loving, religious family that encouraged his musical passions. That support led him to gather friends and form The Fray, a band that would go from playing tiny venues to topping charts, dominating TV soundtracks, and selling out stadiums across the world.Isaac's voice helped define an era, but behind the music was a story few of us ever heard. In this honest, soulful conversation on this week's Cracking Open episode, we dive into:✨ The rise of The Fray and the whirlwind of early fame ✨ The toll of success and the mental health struggles it sparked, including on-stage panic attacks ✨ His decision to step away from the spotlight and embrace a quieter, more grounded life ✨ Why putting your oxygen mask on first is one of the most radical acts of loveIsaac didn't leave the band because he stopped loving music. He left because he needed to love himself—and his family—more fully. After years of sold-out tours and chart-topping songs, he found healing in the everyday: parenting, slowing down, and opening a record shop on Vashon Island, off the coast of Seattle.As I waited for him to join this conversation, I couldn't help but smile, remembering those college days when The Fray's music helped me survive heartbreaks, insecurities, and burnout. His voice once soothed my confused, overwhelmed soul. And now, nearly 30 years later, we're sharing stories about embracing the beautiful mess of life and doing what it takes to stay on the treadmill of adulthood.

If you're getting worn down by everything that's happening in your life, and in the world. And you need to find an easy practice to come back to your center and claim some peace? Join Niobe as she will bring you easy and fun ways to find your breath, get back in your body and claim your personal peace!   Watch livestream here: https://www.transformationtalkradio.com/watch.html      

Arlene Cohen-Miller joins The Positive Polarity Podcast to remind us to prioritize self-care and release the sources of stress in our lives. She shares practical tools for stress reduction and inspires us to make time for the things that truly matter.

Tune in to this week's episode of Leadership Now with Dr. Aaron Rock, where he discusses some of the pressing issues of the day and how Christians can find peace in the storm of a chaotic world. More Resources: More resources at beachheadmedia.ca Beachhead Media YouTube

Tune in to this week's episode of Leadership Now with Dr. Aaron Rock, where he discusses some of the pressing issues of the day and how Christians can find peace in the storm of a chaotic world. More Resources: More resources at beachheadmedia.ca Beachhead Media YouTube

Tune in to this week's episode of Leadership Now with Dr. Aaron Rock, where he discusses some of the pressing issues of the day and how Christians can find peace in the storm of a chaotic world.    More Resources: More resources at beachheadmedia.ca Beachhead Media YouTube

SummaryIn this engaging conversation, the hosts and guest Jackie Rae discuss a variety of topics including community activism, media representation, the influence of celebrities, and the complexities of political views in personal relationships. They explore the generational disconnect within the Black community, the dynamics of the music industry, and the cultural significance of artists like Beyoncé and Prince. The conversation emphasizes the importance of accountability, the need for independent platforms, and the power of storytelling in journalism. In this engaging conversation, Jackie Rae, Tre, and Djnovafresh explore various themes including the therapeutic power of music, the challenges of balancing a demanding career in journalism, the role of athletes as activists, and the importance of community leadership. They also delve into personal stories that shape their professional journeys, discuss the complexities of modern dating, and emphasize the strength found in community and collaboration. Jackie shares her insights on navigating relationships and the significance of empowerment, leaving listeners with a sense of hope and motivation.TakeawaysJackie Rae emphasizes the importance of community engagement and activism.The conversation highlights the need for accountability in media representation.Celebrity influence can have both positive and negative impacts on society.Political views can complicate personal relationships, especially in the Black community.Navigating professional relationships requires understanding and respect for differing views.Covering stories that impact the community is a journalist's responsibility.Generational disconnect in the Black community stems from differing experiences and perspectives.The music industry often exploits artists, leading to a call for independent platforms.Beyoncé's influence extends beyond music; she embodies activism and community support.The importance of storytelling in journalism is crucial for shaping narratives. Music can be a powerful tool for stress relief.Creating a balance between work and personal life is essential.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction03:01 Community Engagement and Activism in Long Beach05:55 Snoop Dogg's Controversial Commercial and Its Implications08:26 Racism and Celebrity Responsibility11:03 Political Views and Personal Relationships13:52 The Impact of Capitalism on Society16:18 Navigating Relationships with Different Political Beliefs24:49 Navigating Morality in Relationships27:03 The Art of Storytelling in Journalism32:48 Challenges Faced by Black Women in Media38:18 Accountability and Representation in Journalism43:57 Generational Disconnect in the Black Community51:11 Decolonizing Black Narratives52:56 The Struggle of Authenticity in the Music Industry55:03 Reviving Independent Music Distribution57:37 The Role of Live Music Venues58:36 The Evolution of Music's Role in Society01:00:36 Beyoncé: A Cultural Icon and Activist01:05:24 Balancing Passion and Personal Life01:08:23 The Responsibility of Athletes as Activists01:12:35 Cultural Commentary and Humor01:13:41 Podcasting Journey and Career Reflections01:15:40 Navigating Layoffs and Career Changes01:17:55 Immigration Perspectives and Personal Stories01:25:20 Advice for Young Women in Male-Dominated Fields01:28:47 Navigating Modern Dating Dynamics01:30:12 The Complexity of Relationships and Breakups01:32:05 Understanding Commitment and Dating Phases01:33:48 The Challenges of Finding Long-Term Partners01:35:49 The Importance of Personal Peace and Independence01:36:35 Final Thoughts and Reflections Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, we welcome Shaun Hadsall, “The Ripped Grandpa,” to The Positive Polarity Podcast. In this episode, we dive into the essential health tips for getting lean, focusing on how to prioritize your health and wellness in the face of life's challenges. We explore practical strategies for maintaining a balanced life, effective workouts, and staying accountable to your fitness goals. Join Dave and Shaun as we share inspiring stories and actionable steps to support your journey toward a healthier, stronger you, no matter your age.

You probably like the idea of personal peace. Here are 2 tips to help with just that. The first is obvious. The second might need some explanation.

In this episode, Pastor Ruttan shares two tips for personal peace in a new year. One is obvious, the second will need some explanation. You can link to the text version here.

Do you struggle to say "no"? Join me as I explore the emotional tug-of-war between guilt and personal boundaries. I've learned along the way that no matter how much I feel like they are, other people's feelings are not my responsibility and they aren't yours either! On the flip side though, you are completely responsible for your own feelings...so heads up...you may feel offended and that's ok. (even though that gives me anxiety just saying it..lol) I love you guys!

John Graham joins us this week to talk about overcoming your anxiety and the pressures of everyday life. John is a 3x USA Memory Champion who suffered from anxiety and panic attacks early in his life. In this episode, he opens up about his personal journey, sharing how he navigated through those challenging moments and learned to create mindful moments. John and Dave also dive into practical relaxation tips and explore how to find peace in the midst of the storm.

Experiencing Personal Peace SERIES: Christmas With Friends Key Verse: Philippians 4:4-7; Deuteronomy 8:2-4; Ephesians 2:8-9, 14 Alexander James December 15, 2024

We're excited to share something special with you. Today we're featuring an episode from the Proclaim Peace Podcast because we were so touched by this powerful conversation that feels especially meaningful right now—with an election right around the corner. In this episode, Patrick Mason, Jennifer Thomas, and their guest Thomas McConkie, explore how meaningful action doesn't come from this energy of frantic box-checking or a striving for perfection, but from a heart transformed by grace. Instead of trying to engineer a life of perfection to earn grace, grace comes first- it changes us from the inside—and the goodness that follows, flows naturally. As Thomas puts it, “It's a sequencing problem.” Reflecting on the story of Alma, they explore how prioritizing this spiritual inner work can help us align with love and find deep peace that can become both the fuel and the foundation of the meaningful work we do in the world. This conversation is full of insight and encouragement, and we're so excited for you to hear it. And with that, here's Proclaimed Peace with Jennifer Thomas, Patrick Mason, and Thomas McConkie.

This week, the two Dans welcome their Rugby hero Jonny Wilkinson to the pod. You will be hard pressed to find a more eloquent, thoughtful and deep thinking sportsman than Jonny.In this episode, we discuss:- Dan B's and Jonny's French grammar tips- Reputation from youngster to oldie- Jonny's bizarre sense of humour- Jonny's 3 personality archetypes: warrior, saviour & martyr- Finding balance in life and sport: Jonny discusses how the constant search for balance — between effort and relaxation, discipline and freedom — has shaped his life and career- Embracing vulnerability and humiliation as powerful tools for growth, both on and off the rugby field- Reframing success: rather than being defined by his 2003 World Cup success, Jonny emphasises focusing on the present and future, seeing past glories as one part of an ongoing journey- Jonny shares his thoughts on pressure, highlighting that it's often a mental construct we can choose to engage with or let go ofPlease leave a review if you like the podcast; and share with friends. Your support makes us very happy! Get the podcast in your inbox every week by subscribing here Find out more on our website Follow the podcast on LinkedIn Follow Dan R on LinkedIn Follow Dan R on Twitter Follow Dan B on LinkedIn Podcast music: Tamsin Waley-Cohen's Mendelssohn's violin concerto

3.53  – Wellum  Interview Show Notes   Timestamps ·      00:43 – Intro ·      03:50 – What Is Dr. Wellum Attempting to Do With This Piece? ·      06:14 – How Do We Understand What an Evangelical is in This Political Age? ·      10:38 – Is Being Defined by the Bebbington Quadrilateral Enough for Evangelicals? ·      13:58 – Cultural Accommodations ·      19:54 – Being Quiet and Unclear ·      22:58 – The Need to Be ‘Cool' in Today's Evangelicalism ·      29:08 – David Wells and His Cultural Critique ·      36:57 – Dr. Wellum's List ·      39:30 – Being Faithful to Preach the Word of God in Private and Public Matters ·      46:29 – Evangelicals Taking for Granted their Freedoms and Liberties ·      58:20 – Personal Peace and Affluence, and Not Being ‘Lulled to Sleep' ·      1:05:37 – Encouragements for Congregations in this Season ·      1:09:07 - Outro   Resources to Click ·      Till Kingdom Come Conference at Christ Bible Church ·      “The Three Worlds of Evangelicalism” – Aaron Renn ·      Quote from Ronald Reagan's “Encroaching Control” Speech ·      “Baptist Press Initial Reporting on Roe v. Wade” – Trevin Wax ·      “American Psychological Association Reiterates Support for Same-Sex Marriage” – APA ·      “Resolution 9 and the Southern Baptist Convention” – Tom Ascol ·      Give to Support the Work   Books to Read ·      Life in the Negative World – Aaron Renn ·      Democracy in America – Alexis de Tocqueville ·      No Place For Truth: or Whatever Happened to Evangelical Theology – David F. Wells ·      God in the Wasteland: The Reality of Truth in a World of Fading Dreams – David F. Wells ·      Losing Our Virtue: Why the Church Must Recover Its Moral Vision – David F. Wells ·      Above All Earthly Pow'rs: Christ in a Postmodern World – David F. Wells ·      The Courage to Be Protestant: Reformation Faith in Today's World – David F. Wells ·      A Secular Age – Charles Taylor

Where are you in your personal peace? Do you find yourself as a peaceful person? Or do you feel like you're constantly plagued by worries and stress? Or are you somewhere in between? As said in the last episode, God is the source of all peace, but we can sometimes place barriers that keep us from receiving His peace. In this episode we discuss common barries ones of: Health (Poor health or making health an idol) Inputs (news, media, social media, etc.) Fear (catastrophic thinking or woundedness) Practical ideas for your life that are shared are: Writing down the catastrophes you imagine (maybe in a note in your phone) and checking back on them to see how true they were Evaluating your worries for patterns Asking yourself questions to find the roots of your major stresses Memorizing scripture to combat lies you tell yourself and posting that around your house/memorizing it In a stressful time, physically slow down your movements Resources mentioned in this episode: Think Like a Monk by Jay Shetty Gregory Popcak: Catholic psychologist To yourself after this episode, pray this nine more times: "Oh Jesus, I surrender myself to you. Take care of everything."

A new MP3 sermon from FairHavens Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Personal Peace Subtitle: Strength For Today Speaker: Bob Kirkland Broadcaster: FairHavens Baptist Church Event: Devotional Date: 9/17/2024 Length: 3 min.

In this episode of the Proclaim Peace Podcast, hosts Jennifer Thomas and Patrick Mason are joined by Thomas McConkie to discuss the urgent need for healing and peacemaking within ourselves in light of recent global conflicts. The conversation delves into ways we can use mindfulness, connection to God, and principles of inner peace to cultivate peace within as we try to create it in our outer world. Tune in as they explore the principles of the gospel and the teachings of the Book of Mormon to inspire listeners to become better peacemakers.[00:02:49] Becoming people of peace.[00:05:15] Tethering yourself to Christ.[00:07:30] Cultivating inner peace.[00:11:01] Defining peace and tension.[00:15:40] Meditation and inner peace journey.[00:22:00] Trusting our inherent worthiness.[00:23:28] Right relationship with God.[00:28:45] Alma's mighty change of heart.[00:31:48] Changed hearts and grace.[00:35:54] Inner peace amidst global conflict.[00:39:34] Contemplation vs. Action Balance.[00:45:29] Retreat to advance in life.[00:49:21] Mothering the World.[00:52:12] Collective trauma and time perception.[00:58:19] Omega Point of Divine Love.[01:00:11] The heart as an antenna.To find full show notes and transcript, visit https://www.mormonwomenforethicalgovernment.org/proclaim-peace

It's said that a picture is worth a thousand words, but what if it's also worth a thousand smiles? Janice is joined by retired educator and co-owner of Seaside Topsail photography, Amy Shores to share how she discovered her passion for photography and the joy she feels while capturing priceless moments in life. They both share timeless lessons on how kindness is contagious and how channeling positive thinking can bring you peace amid any storm. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Janelle Glick suggests that, as we come to peace with our own lives and the God who is working in us, we are more at peace with others and God who is working in them, which makes unconditional love and peace in community possible.Janelle also offers that reading through the New Testament and watching closely for the presence of women brings pleasant messages of hope for women. As male and female, we are called by Jesus to serve together in our communities. This involves hearing from each other and having challenging but peaceful conversations together.Virginia SatirJean McLendonSeven Desires by Mark and Debry LaaserSign-up for our monthly email newsletter which contains new and featured content!Join us on Patreon or become a website partner to enjoy bonus content!Visit our YouTube channel or connect on Facebook.Read essays from our blog or listen to them on our podcast, Essays for King JesusSubscribe on your podcast provider of choiceSupport us or learn more at anabaptistperspectives.org.The views expressed by our guests are solely their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Anabaptist Perspectives or Wellspring Mennonite Church.

مَیں تُمہیں اِطِمینان دِئے جاتا ہُوں۔ اپنا اِطِمینان تُمہیں دیتا ہُوں۔ جِس طرح دُنیا دیتی ہے مَیں تُمہیں اُس طرح نہِیں دیتا۔ تُمہارا دل نہ گھبرائے اور نہ ڈرے۔ یسوع کااِطِمینان اُس سے مختلف ہے جو دنیا دیتی ہے۔ یسوع اندرونی اِطِمینان دیتا ہے۔

On this episode, Mark Schaefer and Mathew Sweezey talk about their search for personal peace within the corporate world and beyond. Both have been on a journey to live a life with less stress and more satisfaction, in sometimes divergent paths. They discuss financial freedom, impact of social media expectations, anxiety and depression, staying "centered," meditation, experimenting with psychedelics, and more.    Mark Schaefer is a strategy consultant, college educator, keynote speaker, and the author of 10 books including "KNOWN," “Belonging to the Brand,” and "Marketing Rebellion." His annual marketing retreat is The Uprising.   For more of Mark's insights every week, subcribe to his award-winning blog. Mark also offers classes in personal branding and professional speaking.   Mathew Sweezey is the Co-Founder of Salesforces Web3 Studio where he helped Salesforce and their top customers transition into Web3. Mathew an independent consultant, a best selling author, and avid adventurer. 

You can't have the peace of God until you first make peace with God. But how do you do that? In this message, Pastor Rick explains how to live a life surrendered to Christ and how to make God your first priority.

Discover the pathway to personal peace with Pastor Rick as he guides us through three essential steps to take along that path. Remember, Jesus left us the gift of peacea peace that surpasses all understanding and transcends worldly troubles. You can't have the peace of God until you first make peace with God. But how do you do that? In this message, Pastor Rick explains how to live a life surrendered to Christ and how to make God your first priority. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1103/29

The starting point to peace is accepting what cannot be changed. In this message, Pastor Rick teaches how you can get stuck in resentment, bitterness, or guilt over things you cannot change. Learn how, instead, to change what you can and accept what you cannot.

Your deepest needs can be met only through Jesus Christ. Join Pastor Rick as he walks you through God's provision for youfrom God's constant presence, to his purpose for your life, to his preparation of a place for you in heaven. Be renewed by God's promise to give you hope and a future! Discover the pathway to personal peace with Pastor Rick as he guides us through three essential steps to take along that path. Remember, Jesus left us the gift of peacea peace that surpasses all understanding and transcends worldly troubles. The starting point to peace is accepting what cannot be changed. In this message, Pastor Rick teaches how you can get stuck in resentment, bitterness, or guilt over things you cannot change. Learn how, instead, to change what you can and accept what you cannot. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1103/29

Episode 201: Protecting Your Personal PeaceMost of the world thinks of peace as the absence of conflict. Beyond that, many of those same people assume that peace is unattainable unless that absence of conflict is their current reality. Wouldn't it be terrible if that were true? That would mean that would be zero possibility of peace unless everything in our lives was pleasant, friction-free and easy on our souls. In this episode of Mavericks & Misfits, we will learn that peace is something that is to be prized, and especially when it is attained in the midst of real-life struggles. Because we live in a world conditioned by sin and brokenness, we will only experience spiritual peace to the degree that prioritize and pursue it. The Apostle Paul teaches us how to do exactly that as he instructs the Philippian believers to prioritize and protect peace in their own minds. We are personally responsible for our own personal peace and there are things we can do every day to either enlarge our peace or to undermine it.

In the latest episode of the Simply Fit Podcast I have the pleasure of speaking with Nelanthini Rajensen. Nelanthini is a Canadian-born engineer and a daughter of refugees. After living the majority of her life conforming to societal norms, Nelanthini reached her own personal rock bottom and had no choice but to turn things around and start living life on her terms, from authenticity vs the way she thought she needed to live. This came with a lot of backlash and internal struggles but ultimately has led her to living with the most peace and freedom she's ever had. In this episode you can expect to learn… Why we conform to societal norms and how this can be detrimental. How to handle the identity crisis when you break away from these norms. Along with how you can navigate the backlash of society around you when you step into your true self. So without further ado, Nelanthini Rajesan WhatsApp Me About Coaching: https://wa.me/message/5XQONDOZJCKUE1 Connect with me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elliothasoon/ Join my email list: https://mailchi.mp/0d9cb5771a96/ehc-weekly Find Nelanthini: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nel.rajesan/?hl=en TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@nel.rajesan Don't forget to subscribe too so that you don't miss any future episodes.

Episode 50In this conversation, Dr. Sandra Marie interviews Dr. Elsbeth Muth and Freddie Zental-Weaver, a husband-wife team  who have dedicated their lives to helping couples and singles create lasting intimacy and fulfillment. They discuss the relevance of intimacy on consciousness and physicality, as well as their journey with intimacy. Elsbeth shares her personal story of healing and clearing past wounds, while Freddie talks about how he discovered the power of integrating sex and meditation at a young age. They also explain the concept of Tantra and its integration of Eastern and Western approaches to intimacy. The conversation includes a discussion on the first National Intimacy Day and the importance of bridging the gap between sexual and spiritual connection. The conversation explores the importance of embracing and understanding our sexual energy and how it can be harnessed for personal growth and creativity. It emphasizes the need to tap into our impulses and desires without judgment, and to breathe into and transmute the energy rather than suppressing or diverting it. The discussion also highlights the significance of balancing the masculine and feminine energies within ourselves and in relationships. TakeawaysIntimacy has a profound influence on both consciousness and physicality.Healing and clearing past wounds is essential for creating lasting intimacy.Tantra is an integration of Eastern and Western approaches to intimacy, incorporating energy awareness, breath work, and intention.Sexual and spiritual connection can be bridged through practices that integrate the physical and energetic aspects of our being.National Intimacy Day is a celebration of intimacy in all its forms, including emotional, spiritual, mental, physical, and sexual intimacy. Sexual energy is a natural and powerful force that should be embraced and understood without judgment.Breathing into and transmuting sexual energy can help reduce intensity and allow for conscious decision-making.Balancing masculine and feminine energies is essential for personal growth and healthy relationships.Cultivating emotional intimacy is a crucial foundation for sexual intimacy.LinksTantraNova website: https://www.tantranova.com/Elsbeth and Freddy: Show Notes with linksDr. Sandra MarieWebsite: wildsoulsgathering.comEmail: Sandra@wildsoulsgathering.comYouTube: @WildSoulGatheringsSupport the Show.Please subscribe and follow the show to get updates on new releases. Kindly asking to share with friends who may enjoy or benefit.Support Happy Hour for the Spiritually CuriousEmbrace YOUR Wild Soul!https://www.youtube.com/@wildsoulgatheringhttps://www.tiktok.com/@spirituallycurioushttps://www.twitter.com/@soul_gatheringshttps://www.instagram.com/wildsoulgatheringshttps://www.facebook.com/groups/669456900799583www.wildsoulsgathering.com

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Join guest host Rachel Autumn as she welcomes the incredible Goli Gabbay, a pioneer at the intersection of mental health, wellness, and environmental sustainability. Goli bridges the worlds of mind and earth, speaking to the connections between the human home of our body and the bigger, Earthly home of our planet.As Goli says in the interview, “What we're doing to the planet, we do to ourselves. What we are doing to the planet harms us. Our wellbeing is intrinsically tied to the wellbeing of the planet.”Goli shares her personal journey, beginning with her healing experiences with Kundalini yoga following a thyroid cancer diagnosis. When discussing her work integrating Yoga Nidra into therapeutic settings, Goli opens up about how these practices, through repetition, can rewire neural pathways and foster sustained healing. As the conversation unfolds, Goli also explores her environmental work, discussing the deep connection between personal well-being and planetary health, a theme that echoes throughout this episode.Rachel and Goli's exchange finishes up with practical advice about how to live a sustainable and mindful life. Goli shares a few simple lifestyle changes that anyone can make to support environmental sustainability, emphasizing the collective power we have to influence change. Don't miss this heartwarming and enlightening discussion that's sure to inspire your own journey towards personal and planetary healing.Key Takeaways for this Episode(00:00) Introducing Goli Gabbay(05:29) Healing trauma through yoga therapy(21:33) Yoga nidra benefits and relaxation(28:20) Yoga's connection with environmentalism(37:37) Environmental action and awareness(44:43) Benefits of a plant-based diet(55:27) Tips for living a sustainable life(01:08:48) Eco-friendly habits(01:21:44) Connecting through yoga goalsLinksGoli's Website: http://goligabbay.comGoli's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goligabbayGoli's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/goligabbay/Follow Goli's music journey on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/goli-gabbayThe most delicious plant based recipesEvidence-based plant-based MDs:Dr. Neal Barnard: https://www.instagram.com/drnealbarnard/Dr. Michael Gregor: https://www.instagram.com/michaelgregermd/The most heartwarming farm animal sanctuary: https://www.instagram.com/moustache_farmer?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==Goli's favorite conservation journalist

Happy Easter Weekend, friends! There is nothing better than supporting someone else in their calling and big adventure!  Cherisse Hixson aka my "Little SIS" just launched her very own Podcast: Rhythms that Restore Podcast. Have you ever felt brought to your knees?  Have you ever felt that anxiety and overwhelm are winning?  For Cherisse it was right in the middle of that mess and in those pivotal moments that her true path emerged. It was a true a crossroads; it was a call to slow down, to heal, and to rebuild. The journey was raw and real and she's ready to share.    Isn't it true that personal growth often comes from the places we least expect – from the rough edges smoothed out over time, much how sandpaper refines wood. The way Cherisse looks at it NOW: This journey is not about achieving perfection but embracing the process of becoming. AND boundaries.  AND stopping to see the beauty in small and sacred moments.   After 2 decades of friendship - I can't think of anything better than to have Cherisse use her voice for you.  Prepare to be blessed.  And to have a warm blanket of encouragement draped all over you. And to be handed a tiny piece of sandpaper, just in case.   Connect with Cherisse: Rhythms that Restore Podcast On Instagram    ------------ Be sure to get your FREE BRAIN DRAIN and WEEKLY PLAN SHEET printable HERE -------------  Join the Tick Talk Tribe: Click HERE to become part of our vibrant community on Facebook. -------------  Tune In--- Subscribe, Rate, and Share: If you find value in this episode, be sure to subscribe, rate, and share the Tick Talk Podcast. Help us spread the wisdom of intentional time mastery. ------------- Check out more about Kali: www.kalibrigham.com Let's chat: hello@kalibrigham.com. DM on IG: @kali.brigham or @theticktalkpod

On the first software project of my career, I thought doing a good job was all that mattered to move ahead. And while I was successful, I was manipulated by many other programmers through political games. After that experience, I was tempted many times in my career to fight dirty. And sometimes, I made the wrong decision. In this episode, I share the reasons why we're tempted as coders on software projects to throw ethics to the wind when the temptation for money, power, or prestige are strong. And how falling prey to that temptation may get you ahead in the short term, but it hurts you in the end. I hope you find some encouragement to take the high road when faced with political games on software development teams, and refuse to bend to other people's will who are unethical! Download my free Career Guide here:  https://healthysoftwaredeveloper.com/guide/ Get free access to TechRolepedia here:  https://healthysoftwaredeveloper.com/techroles/ Need help with your career? Learn about career coaching:   https://healthysoftwaredeveloper.com/coaching/ You can also watch this episode on YouTube.  Chapter markers / timelinks: (2:04) 1. Why Programmers Are Tempted To Fight Dirty (2:09) 1.1 High Stakes Competition (3:00) 1.2 Visibility and Recognition (3:50) 1.3 Fear of Obsolescence (5:32) 1.4 Cultural and Structural Encouragement (8:22) 1.5 Misguided Notions of Success (9:37) 2. Resisting Corruption in Tech (10:31) 2.1 Long Term Results & Reputation (12:39) 2.2 The Power of Networking (14:54) 2.3 Personal Peace and Satisfaction (17:17) 2.4 The Ripple Effect of Positivity (18:42) 2.5 Faith In Doing The Right Thing (20:10) Episode Groove Visit me at healthysoftwaredeveloper.com Find me on X as @jaymeedwards Find me on LinkedIn as jaymeedwards

In this week's episode, Dena Patton talks about ways to unleash your greatness, unlock your purpose and unchain your profits. Dena shares her path to entrepreneurship, her dream for freedom and the mistakes she has made along the way. Her and Dave talk about mastering a new level of mindset and shifting your purpose to greatness.

Christ's Atonement purifies, enables, assures, comforts, and exalts us on our path to lasting personal peace. Steven J. Hafen, BYU administrative vice president, delivered this devotional address on March 12, 2024. You can access the talk here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Recipe for Personal Peace and Wellbeing in the New Year with Dr. Marvin J. Southard. (what do you think of this?) DESCRIPTION: It is a New Year, 2024, and we are walking through turbulence in the United States in many ways. There is climate turbulence, political turbulence and the turbulence of a divided society increasingly breaking into hostile groups. All of this feels more consequential because the U. S. is heading toward a Presidential election by the end of the year which will impact the global community. Addressing this divisiveness and their consequences, Dr. Marvin J. Southard, a longtime leader in the field of mental health, visits the podcast program for the third time and once again gives us a roadmap for coping in these times. Listen and learn how Dr. Southard offers us a recipe for empowering ourselves to face a world full of challenges today and into the future.

EPISODE 167 Peace is defined as “is a stress-free state of stillness, security and calmness, everything co-existing in perfect harmony.” To reach a state of personal peace, you must make an inward connection to yourself.  Personal peace is independent of external states, circumstances and conditions.  Personal peace is independent of the chaos in the external world around you.  Personal peace is also independent of your ego. Personal peace is not a passive state. Instead personal peace is a dynamic state that requires the proper effort to achieve. Achieving personal peace requires an awareness of who you are and where you are in your own unique soul plan, that only you can accomplish. Personal peace comes from your alignment and connection to your own higher-self and your connection to the energy of the Divine. How can you achieve personal peace in your own everyday life? Achieving and maintaining personal peace allows you to make a positive impact in your own and become an inspiration to others. Out There on the Edge of Everything®… Stephen Lesavich, PhD Copyright ©2023 by Stephen Lesavich, PhD.  All rights reserved. Certified solution-focused life coach and experienced business coach.

"Our hearts were drawn to the call of a prophet this April 2023 conference weekend. He reminded us that the easiest way to identify a follower of Christ is how compassionately that person treats other people. He told us that charity is the principal characteristic of a true follower of Christ, how charity defines a peacemaker. He promised us that if we would follow his counsel, we would arise as a spiritually strong woman of Christ. And then he told us the best is yet to come for those who spend their lives building up others.The prophet invited us to examine our discipleship, to make adjustments so that our behavior would be representative of a true follower of Jesus Christ. To live and interact with others in a higher, holier way. “I invite you to remember Jesus Christ. Pray to have the courage and wisdom to say or do what He would.” For the next six months, we plan to accept this invitation. In April and May, we will learn to UNDERSTAND HIS LOVE as we study the life and attributes of the PEACE GIVER. In June and July, we will study how to FEEL HIS LOVE as we find ways to experience PERSONAL PEACE. In August and September, we will discover how to SHARE HIS LOVE as we learn how to become PEACEMAKERS.Love gives second chances. Love asks, How can I help? Love is the welcoming in. Love doesn't stand higher, but meets people where they are. Love is never too good for someone. Love is full of grace. Love does not call attention to self. Love has an understanding heart. Love assumes the best. Love will not stand for injustice, helps carry the burden, creates trust, has high hopes and expectations. Love doesn't leave when things get tough.Love never fails.We look forward to spending the next six months with you!”

"Our hearts were drawn to the call of a prophet this April 2023 conference weekend. He reminded us that the easiest way to identify a follower of Christ is how compassionately that person treats other people. He told us that charity is the principal characteristic of a true follower of Christ, how charity defines a peacemaker. He promised us that if we would follow his counsel, we would arise as a spiritually strong woman of Christ. And then he told us the best is yet to come for those who spend their lives building up others.The prophet invited us to examine our discipleship, to make adjustments so that our behavior would be representative of a true follower of Jesus Christ. To live and interact with others in a higher, holier way. “I invite you to remember Jesus Christ. Pray to have the courage and wisdom to say or do what He would.” For the next six months, we plan to accept this invitation. In April and May, we will learn to UNDERSTAND HIS LOVE as we study the life and attributes of the PEACE GIVER. In June and July, we will study how to FEEL HIS LOVE as we find ways to experience PERSONAL PEACE. In August and September, we will discover how to SHARE HIS LOVE as we learn how to become PEACEMAKERS.Love gives second chances. Love asks, How can I help? Love is the welcoming in. Love doesn't stand higher, but meets people where they are. Love is never too good for someone. Love is full of grace. Love does not call attention to self. Love has an understanding heart. Love assumes the best. Love will not stand for injustice, helps carry the burden, creates trust, has high hopes and expectations. Love doesn't leave when things get tough.Love never fails.We look forward to spending the next six months with you!”

"Our hearts were drawn to the call of a prophet this April 2023 conference weekend. He reminded us that the easiest way to identify a follower of Christ is how compassionately that person treats other people. He told us that charity is the principal characteristic of a true follower of Christ, how charity defines a peacemaker. He promised us that if we would follow his counsel, we would arise as a spiritually strong woman of Christ. And then he told us the best is yet to come for those who spend their lives building up others.The prophet invited us to examine our discipleship, to make adjustments so that our behavior would be representative of a true follower of Jesus Christ. To live and interact with others in a higher, holier way. “I invite you to remember Jesus Christ. Pray to have the courage and wisdom to say or do what He would.” For the next six months, we plan to accept this invitation. In April and May, we will learn to UNDERSTAND HIS LOVE as we study the life and attributes of the PEACE GIVER. In June and July, we will study how to FEEL HIS LOVE as we find ways to experience PERSONAL PEACE. In August and September, we will discover how to SHARE HIS LOVE as we learn how to become PEACEMAKERS.Love gives second chances. Love asks, How can I help? Love is the welcoming in. Love doesn't stand higher, but meets people where they are. Love is never too good for someone. Love is full of grace. Love does not call attention to self. Love has an understanding heart. Love assumes the best. Love will not stand for injustice, helps carry the burden, creates trust, has high hopes and expectations. Love doesn't leave when things get tough.Love never fails.We look forward to spending the next six months with you!"

"Our hearts were drawn to the call of a prophet this April 2023 conference weekend. He reminded us that the easiest way to identify a follower of Christ is how compassionately that person treats other people. He told us that charity is the principal characteristic of a true follower of Christ, how charity defines a peacemaker. He promised us that if we would follow his counsel, we would arise as a spiritually strong woman of Christ. And then he told us the best is yet to come for those who spend their lives building up others.The prophet invited us to examine our discipleship, to make adjustments so that our behavior would be representative of a true follower of Jesus Christ. To live and interact with others in a higher, holier way. “I invite you to remember Jesus Christ. Pray to have the courage and wisdom to say or do what He would.” For the next six months, we plan to accept this invitation. In April and May, we will learn to UNDERSTAND HIS LOVE as we study the life and attributes of the PEACE GIVER. In June and July, we will study how to FEEL HIS LOVE as we find ways to experience PERSONAL PEACE. In August and September, we will discover how to SHARE HIS LOVE as we learn how to become PEACEMAKERS.Love gives second chances. Love asks, How can I help? Love is the welcoming in. Love doesn't stand higher, but meets people where they are. Love is never too good for someone. Love is full of grace. Love does not call attention to self. Love has an understanding heart. Love assumes the best. Love will not stand for injustice, helps carry the burden, creates trust, has high hopes and expectations. Love doesn't leave when things get tough.Love never fails.We look forward to spending the next six months with you!"

"Our hearts were drawn to the call of a prophet this April 2023 conference weekend. He reminded us that the easiest way to identify a follower of Christ is how compassionately that person treats other people. He told us that charity is the principal characteristic of a true follower of Christ, how charity defines a peacemaker. He promised us that if we would follow his counsel, we would arise as a spiritually strong woman of Christ. And then he told us the best is yet to come for those who spend their lives building up others.The prophet invited us to examine our discipleship, to make adjustments so that our behavior would be representative of a true follower of Jesus Christ. To live and interact with others in a higher, holier way. “I invite you to remember Jesus Christ. Pray to have the courage and wisdom to say or do what He would.” For the next six months, we plan to accept this invitation. In April and May, we will learn to UNDERSTAND HIS LOVE as we study the life and attributes of the PEACE GIVER. In June and July, we will study how to FEEL HIS LOVE as we find ways to experience PERSONAL PEACE. In August and September, we will discover how to SHARE HIS LOVE as we learn how to become PEACEMAKERS.Love gives second chances. Love asks, How can I help? Love is the welcoming in. Love doesn't stand higher, but meets people where they are. Love is never too good for someone. Love is full of grace. Love does not call attention to self. Love has an understanding heart. Love assumes the best. Love will not stand for injustice, helps carry the burden, creates trust, has high hopes and expectations. Love doesn't leave when things get tough.Love never fails.We look forward to spending the next six months with you!"

"Our hearts were drawn to the call of a prophet this April 2023 conference weekend. He reminded us that the easiest way to identify a follower of Christ is how compassionately that person treats other people. He told us that charity is the principal characteristic of a true follower of Christ, how charity defines a peacemaker. He promised us that if we would follow his counsel, we would arise as a spiritually strong woman of Christ. And then he told us the best is yet to come for those who spend their lives building up others.The prophet invited us to examine our discipleship, to make adjustments so that our behavior would be representative of a true follower of Jesus Christ. To live and interact with others in a higher, holier way. “I invite you to remember Jesus Christ. Pray to have the courage and wisdom to say or do what He would.” For the next six months, we plan to accept this invitation. In April and May, we will learn to UNDERSTAND HIS LOVE as we study the life and attributes of the PEACE GIVER. In June and July, we will study how to FEEL HIS LOVE as we find ways to experience PERSONAL PEACE. In August and September, we will discover how to SHARE HIS LOVE as we learn how to become PEACEMAKERS.Love gives second chances. Love asks, How can I help? Love is the welcoming in. Love doesn't stand higher, but meets people where they are. Love is never too good for someone. Love is full of grace. Love does not call attention to self. Love has an understanding heart. Love assumes the best. Love will not stand for injustice, helps carry the burden, creates trust, has high hopes and expectations. Love doesn't leave when things get tough.Love never fails.We look forward to spending the next six months with you!"

"Our hearts were drawn to the call of a prophet this April 2023 conference weekend. He reminded us that the easiest way to identify a follower of Christ is how compassionately that person treats other people. He told us that charity is the principal characteristic of a true follower of Christ, how charity defines a peacemaker. He promised us that if we would follow his counsel, we would arise as a spiritually strong woman of Christ. And then he told us the best is yet to come for those who spend their lives building up others.The prophet invited us to examine our discipleship, to make adjustments so that our behavior would be representative of a true follower of Jesus Christ. To live and interact with others in a higher, holier way. “I invite you to remember Jesus Christ. Pray to have the courage and wisdom to say or do what He would.” For the next six months, we plan to accept this invitation. In April and May, we will learn to UNDERSTAND HIS LOVE as we study the life and attributes of the PEACE GIVER. In June and July, we will study how to FEEL HIS LOVE as we find ways to experience PERSONAL PEACE. In August and September, we will discover how to SHARE HIS LOVE as we learn how to become PEACEMAKERS.Love gives second chances. Love asks, How can I help? Love is the welcoming in. Love doesn't stand higher, but meets people where they are. Love is never too good for someone. Love is full of grace. Love does not call attention to self. Love has an understanding heart. Love assumes the best. Love will not stand for injustice, helps carry the burden, creates trust, has high hopes and expectations. Love doesn't leave when things get tough.Love never fails.We look forward to spending the next six months with you!"

"Our hearts were drawn to the call of a prophet this April 2023 conference weekend. He reminded us that the easiest way to identify a follower of Christ is how compassionately that person treats other people. He told us that charity is the principal characteristic of a true follower of Christ, how charity defines a peacemaker. He promised us that if we would follow his counsel, we would arise as a spiritually strong woman of Christ. And then he told us the best is yet to come for those who spend their lives building up others.The prophet invited us to examine our discipleship, to make adjustments so that our behavior would be representative of a true follower of Jesus Christ. To live and interact with others in a higher, holier way. “I invite you to remember Jesus Christ. Pray to have the courage and wisdom to say or do what He would.” For the next six months, we plan to accept this invitation. In April and May, we will learn to UNDERSTAND HIS LOVE as we study the life and attributes of the PEACE GIVER. In June and July, we will study how to FEEL HIS LOVE as we find ways to experience PERSONAL PEACE. In August and September, we will discover how to SHARE HIS LOVE as we learn how to become PEACEMAKERS.Love gives second chances. Love asks, How can I help? Love is the welcoming in. Love doesn't stand higher, but meets people where they are. Love is never too good for someone. Love is full of grace. Love does not call attention to self. Love has an understanding heart. Love assumes the best. Love will not stand for injustice, helps carry the burden, creates trust, has high hopes and expectations. Love doesn't leave when things get tough.Love never fails.We look forward to spending the next six months with you!"

"Our hearts were drawn to the call of a prophet this April 2023 conference weekend. He reminded us that the easiest way to identify a follower of Christ is how compassionately that person treats other people. He told us that charity is the principal characteristic of a true follower of Christ, how charity defines a peacemaker. He promised us that if we would follow his counsel, we would arise as a spiritually strong woman of Christ. And then he told us the best is yet to come for those who spend their lives building up others.The prophet invited us to examine our discipleship, to make adjustments so that our behavior would be representative of a true follower of Jesus Christ. To live and interact with others in a higher, holier way. “I invite you to remember Jesus Christ. Pray to have the courage and wisdom to say or do what He would.” For the next six months, we plan to accept this invitation. In April and May, we will learn to UNDERSTAND HIS LOVE as we study the life and attributes of the PEACE GIVER. In June and July, we will study how to FEEL HIS LOVE as we find ways to experience PERSONAL PEACE. In August and September, we will discover how to SHARE HIS LOVE as we learn how to become PEACEMAKERS.Love gives second chances. Love asks, How can I help? Love is the welcoming in. Love doesn't stand higher, but meets people where they are. Love is never too good for someone. Love is full of grace. Love does not call attention to self. Love has an understanding heart. Love assumes the best. Love will not stand for injustice, helps carry the burden, creates trust, has high hopes and expectations. Love doesn't leave when things get tough.Love never fails.We look forward to spending the next six months with you!"