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Something To Think About Series #156 Thought of the day from Venerable Robina Courtin

Here is a summary of Nick's sermon: The Chaotic World: Nick begins by acknowledging the chaos in the world, referencing the scientific principle of entropy and the negative news we see daily. However, he emphasizes that God's work is to push back against this chaos, bringing order and hope. Except God: Nick introduces the Ghanaian symbol "Gye Nyame," meaning "except God," as a central theme. He reflects on how, without God's grace, life would be lost and emphasizes God's silent influence in transforming lives. God's Faithfulness: Nick highlights God's faithfulness even when we are faithless, drawing from scripture to illustrate God's constant presence and care. Joseph's Brothers: Nick uses the story of Joseph and his brothers to demonstrate how God works even in the midst of flawed individuals. He points out how God shaped Joseph's brothers, transforming them from "lost causes" into better people. God's Work in Our Lives: Nick encourages listeners to recognize God's ongoing work in their lives, even in dark and chaotic moments. He emphasizes the transformative power of trusting God, leading from slavery to sin to slavery to righteousness. Judah's Transformation: Nick focuses on Judah's selfless act of offering himself as a slave to free his brother, highlighting this as a manifestation of God's heart and a foreshadowing of Jesus' sacrifice. God's Plan: Nick explains that God's plan, including Jesus' crucifixion, was in place before the foundation of the earth. He encourages listeners to see God's will working through the messiness of life. Trusting God: Nick concludes by urging listeners to trust God, acknowledging their blessings in Christ and recognizing that challenges serve to magnify God's work in their lives. He uses the analogy of calming a frantic dog to illustrate the need to return to God's presence and trust in Him. Here are the Bible references used in the sermon: Genesis 1 Genesis 38 Genesis 44 Transcript in Genesis and it's a 50 yeah so May May that's our our our heading where we where we end up the titles it's often commented about the titles that we have there's a sort of a background outline of Genesis that we use like these titles are there and they very rarely connect with with what we actually believe God is saying to us at the time but it's a good enough title and that today it's a changing world last time I talked about the things we observe in everyday life how things can become more or do become more chaotic as I mentioned the scientific principle of all theory of entropy that everything tends towards chaos that things deteriorate bad things get worse if you buy a car it rusts there's all of that process that things don't get better they get worse and we only have to turn on our TV or open up the internet and to see what is happening it just feels like there is a whole downwards a downhill rush towards chaos and then we reflected that in actual fact the work of God and in the world and in our lives is to push back against the chaos and to actually be a life force in us that that goes against nature that actually creates something wonderful out of darkness that we went back to Genesis 1 and remembered that in the beginning there was darkness and there was chaos and there was there was nothing there and the Spirit of God hovered over it and then at one moment God said let there be light and he called the chaos into order and he started to bring all the random atoms and everything that was around and he gathered them together and he made you and me I mean there anybody that looks into the the physiology and the biology of the human of the human being can't fail to see the hand of God bringing order out of chaos pushing back bringing direction hope and solution in Ghana there is a traditional symbol can shot on the screen grab a few if it will come up there we are genuinely it's very very well now you see it everywhere you go to Ghana those of you that that many of you know Ghana better than I do but if you go there you see this all over the place it's carved it's made into jewelry there's there's all sorts of depictions of it it's and Jane Yami means simply means except to God except God and for those who have encountered the grace of God the power of God who attach their lives to Christ and have set their selves to follow him we can honestly sum up our testimonies in those two words we said except God if they we accept God there is nothing you know we used to sing that song father God I wonder how I managed to exist without the knowledge of your parenthood and your loving care and when I was young and naive I'm old and wise now but when I was young and naive you know I used to think well yeah I don't know you know I don't exactly know what that means but as you get older and as you go through life you really can say yeah without the knowledge of your parenthood and your loving care how did I exist how how does anything happen except God where without God where would you be think about it just for a moment just reflect as I'm talking think about your life without the grace of God where would you be you might not always understand what he does you might not always like what he does you might not always enjoy what it means to live life on this earth you might wish that your life had taken a different path you might wish that you had a different family or you were born into different circumstances or you had a bit more of an advantage in life but truly honestly we can say without God and his intervention and the silent influence to transform our lives and to fight back against the chaos we would absolutely be lost and everybody and time and time again when people stand up here to give a testimony is if they if they had given up on faith in God that would have just been lost awash in a sea of chaos and yet they're able to say people are able to say week after week but God except God this was the way things were going but God intervened but God did something and it's there it's this except God principle that we have to remember and we have to remind that we're not calling him down from from out from afar but he's within us that he's he's given us his Holy Spirit and he walks alongside us even when we don't know you know when we are faithless the Bible teaches us he is faithful when we don't regard him he regards us when we ignore him he draws close to us he is faithful in every way all my life you have been faithful all my life you have been so so good and we can say that whether we feel it or whether we don't because it's an objective fact that we learn from the scripture that all our lives God is faithful and except God we would be utterly lost now Genesis Joseph's brothers didn't start well if you've been following the story the box set as it's been unfolding you might even say they were lost causes from the outset they were hopeless horrible horrible nasty pieces of work they didn't like Joseph and his coat Joseph perhaps was a little bit of an upstart a little bit unpleasant probably had a grating personality but I don't know if he deserved what happened to him but his brothers did it to him anyway they they set about to destroy him to have him first of all killed and when he wasn't killed they wanted to sell him off into slavery and they deceived their father into with a with a false story about what had happened but as I said in one of our previous messages if you've remembered it but if you haven't remembered it you get a little bit again today silently imperceptibly these fathers of the 12 tribes of Israel being shaped and fashioned and schooled in the ways of God so they ended up better than when they started God was working against the chaos fashioning them quietly and while they would do it they were just living their own life they were doing their own thing following their own instincts sometimes but God was still working still going at it and sometimes we think that God will only come and work in my life when I've got everything right when I've prepared the room for him when I call him down and he says all right I'm ready now now you've you know now you've decided that you're gonna pay me some attention I'll come and join you that's not it even when we're in our darkest most chaotic most lost moments God is committed to us in actually working against the chaos as we put our faith and our trust in him you might look at your life and think well what hope is there for me maybe if I hadn't messed up quite so much maybe if I said earlier if I had more of an advantage in life maybe if I had a different family maybe if things were different for me things might have worked out better but that is where we need to look and to open up our eyes and see that God is working in our lives if you give yourself to him if you open your heart to him if you trust him not just today nor next week but for the whole long haul through every circumstance of life through every success and failure if you trust him not only to forgive your sin you know when you think oh no I've messed up again Lord forgive me and then you go on again it's not about just day by day sin but deliverance from the power of sin over your life so that we're actually set to live a different life as I've said before the Bible says that before we knew him we were slaves to sin slaves to sin you know if you're a slave you don't have any choice over what you do do you you don't have any say in what you do you just do what your master tells you to do and so if you're a slave to sin guess what happens but says that through the power through the power of God he has transformed us from being slaves to sin to being slaves to righteousness so slave so if we're a slave to righteous we do we don't really have a day by day choice am I going to be you know what am I going to be whatever we're slaves to righteousness and slowly imperceptibly we are transformed into the image of God because of the work that he has said about to do in us he who began a good work in us it's faithful to bring it to completion and we will look back and see just what God can do every single one and while you're sitting there this morning listening to me disqualifying yourself and thinking well yeah it's not for me remember you are not exempt from the grace of God except God you wouldn't be here except God God will do and you will never see him disappointing you and you might say well he's already disappointed me compare our pain can bear our angst but the truth is he doesn't disappoint us he brings us to transformation by the grace of God Joseph seemed to have an awareness of the possibility that his brothers had changed you see he was now in power he wasn't in a pit anymore looking at his torn coat I'm thinking you know what's gonna happen to me he was he wasn't in jail anymore he was now the Prime Minister of Egypt for want of a better term he had enough power to judge them and to destroy them based on what they'd done and yet he chose to try and find out what were they now maybe they're different he saw the grace of God on his own life he understood that he was only where he was now because of God how could you be thrown into a pit be left for dead dragged up sold it to slaves to slow sold into slavery go into Egypt and go through all they went to be thrown into prison for years and years come back and finally he's here except God it's only God that can do that and he knew that that God had been at work in his life and as he said later I don't want to steal anybody's thunder but when he said later you know what you meant for evil God meant for good he was beginning to understand that God was at work in all of these circumstances that's why we sing praise praise the Lord there's our praise when I'm sure and I'm praise when I'm doubting there's as long as I'm breathing I've got a reason to praise the Lord Joseph was seeing that in his own life and so he thought that if well if God has done all this for me as a result of what they did then maybe just maybe God has also been at work in them and it was certainly possible and he wanted to see and what he did in this story and I'd urge you to read it reveals the treasure that God had been working in their lives treasure in jars of clay treasure in imperfect jars like ours are but treasure nevertheless and so these brothers had come back to Egypt and they brought their youngest brother Benjamin Benjamin was Joseph's blood brother Benjamin was the son of Rachel just as Joseph was and he loved Benjamin when they brought him earlier on to his house when I spoke last time he gave Benjamin five times as much food as everybody else Joseph was into the whole concept of favorites and he he just loved Benjamin and they and he had insisted and he'd worked it out that they would bring Benjamin to see him and it was time for them now to leave and as they prepared to leave Joseph did something very strange he arranged for his silver cup to be planted in Benjamin's sack and for them to be arrested on the way home for stealing sounds very loving doesn't it the only conceivable reason I can think of is so that he and we could see what happened to these brothers over the long years since they conspired to destroy Joseph so the cup was discovered they were horrified and they heard the sentence that Joseph had said that when they find this cup that he'd put in the sack when they find this tell them that that brother that owns that sack will become my slave and everybody else will go they were horrified that Benjamin would stay as Joseph's slave and the others would go free and so we start to see you can't even believe this is the same bunch of wasters that messed up all those chapters ago they started to express something different they were horrified I mean they basically they've got a get out of jail free card the brothers from before the brothers of yesteryear might have said oh too bad Benjamin see you later we're off but they said no we cannot leave him here on his own they would have jumped at the opportunity before but against the odds remember the work of God in their lives against are they beginning to react differently respond differently now and in verse 18 there's a really powerful verse chances chapter 44 verse 18 simply says then Judah stepped forward Judah stepped forward and said please my lord let your servant say just one word to you please do not be angry with me even though you are as powerful as Pharaoh himself Judah had led the conspiracy to destroy Joseph Judah had deceived his father Judah had behaved so badly when it came to Tamar his daughter-in-law go back to Genesis 38 in that parental advisory chapter that we that we read about go back there and see just what Judah used to be like he was a lost cause to any normal eyes but in this moment Judah stepped forward stepped forward and spoke he pleaded for mercy on behalf of his brother on the basis that mercy must be shown to their father he said I cannot go back without this boy because it will kill my father it would be it will be the worst possible thing my father cannot bear that grief and I cannot do it to him and in one moment it's as if all the dross falls away and we begin to see I said about treasure in jars of clay it's almost like the clay comes away and you start to see well this is beautiful he said so please my lord let me stay here as a slave instead of the boy and let the boy return with his brothers for how can I return to my father if the boy is not with me I couldn't bear to see the anguish that this would cause my father Judah stepped forward and says don't keep him here keep me he would give up himself that his brothers could go free I think well what's happened to Judah who's got who give him back this is this is a miracle David talked about miracles miracles miracles miracles that God is working quietly and imperceptibly in our lives Genesis is a long and complex history of families it's the beginning it's the foundation of our understanding of how God works I don't know about you if you ever watch those well I'm sure you have watched them those long and involved box set things you know detective stories Netflix or whatever it is whoever subscribes to the devil's own channel like that I hear you start off with a six-part thing and you think right I'm gonna get this I'm gonna follow it all the way through and I'm gonna pick up all the threads and at the end of it I'm gonna be able to tell you exactly who done it and and when and when they when it's all revealed I'm gonna say I knew that because I've followed it through I'm clever but about half an hour in I get lost I said to Erica what's happening who's that where do they come from I don't remember that there was Vera that's one of them that's the worst trouble with Vera is that you follow you try and follow through work it all out and in somebody who's never been in the story for the last two hours turns up and turns out to be the murderer but anyway but you end up waiting for the final episode to for everything to become clear and to make sense and dare I say it without being irreverent that the Bible can seem a bit like that at times but you start by thinking you know what's happening but then you get slightly lost and slightly confused you think okay and even reading Genesis even preparing to speak on Genesis you like well I think I understand it and you go in backwards and forwards and trying to pick up the threads but it's a gradual unfolding and a revealing of God's plans and purposes until we arrive at the final episode at the cross and then we have the rest of the New Testament to pick and explain what all that means but when you get to the cross and you see and you begin to understand that what Jesus was doing as he and we're going to celebrate that as we go through Easter aren't we what Jesus was doing as he stepped forward and he gave himself to be nailed on a cross and he gave himself to be punished and he gave himself to suffer and he gave himself to go through all that he went to in order that we might go free then just like a box set if you take time to go over it again then you can pick up the clue say oh I should have seen that and Genesis even though it's way back at the beginning of the scripture even though it's thousands of years before this you can pick up the clues all the way through whether it's Abraham about to sacrifice his only son and as he lifts the knife there's a ram in the thicket and you know saying God himself will provide a ram and it begins to unfold and there is story after story that if you have eyes to see maybe if you just read it on its own you think what does that mean a ram why would God give somebody a son and then tell them tell him to sacrifice him what's all that about but when you go through the whole story and you go through to you know episode 21 of season 6 and you get here then you begin to understand and you go back to all right okay let's watch it again let's let's think about it again and this is what was happening here in this case it's Judah the son of Leah the one who wasn't wanted the one who was rejected the one who wasn't picked and then Judah became the head of the tribe from which Jesus was born the Lion of the tribe of Judah and in this story Judah stepped forward and offered himself as a sacrifice so that his brothers could go free Judah was manifesting God he didn't even know himself what he was doing I'm sure but God was at work in his heart to the extent that he was filling the space and he was making him a better person he was shaping his character and at this crucial moment he stepped forward and revealed the heart of God said let me stay let me give my life in order that these brothers of mine might go free that he was manifesting the heart of the gospel way back at the beginning of history and what it shows is that there is no plan B that this is what God wanted from the beginning they didn't look and say oh it's got in a real mess and now I've got to come up with something in order to put it right no in actual fact the lamb that was slain the Jesus that was crucified was crucified before the foundation of the earth he was crucified before how do we work this out I don't know but he was before Genesis was written and so therefore all of this was laid down all of this was in place all of this was there for us before all of this history started to work out and so when we look at it and we scratch our heads and we think what a mess what an absolute car crash of these families and everything else going on you begin to see the threads of God's will and his heart working out and being manifest through it all and you see as somebody eloquently put it one Christ in all the scriptures you see all the way through and we'll go as we continue you see more and more and more Judah was manifest Judah was preaching the gospel thousands of years before Judah work before Jesus was born Judah was redeemed brought back from the edge of destruction and God began a work in him that was not evident until he was tested by Joseph and the full beauty of what had happened was revealed when you look at your life and you wonder what is God doing and then you look at your circumstances you think I wish these things wouldn't happen why has God allowed these things to happen remember it's those things sometimes and many times that reveal the beauty of what God is doing in our lives he revealed the reality of it if everything was just handed to us on a plate we would have nothing of value but because we go through all that we go through because we are tested because we are tried because we meet injustice because we are sad because we grieve because we are complexed all of those things serve to reveal the heart of God in our lives and what he is doing Judah came from nothing Judah came from sin to be the father of the tribe of salvation the salvation that has been planned from before the beginning of time and slowly slowly God has been working out through history and working it out through our lives you might have an idea what your life would look like if I were blessed you ever play that game what if I won the lottery we couldn't win the lottery of course because we never play it do we but if you if you if you if you say well what if I had a million pounds this is what I would do I'd have a new lawnmower I'd have some new some new spoons and and everything would be would be good all right okay it'll go into a trust fund until I'm old enough to spend it but if I were blessed what would my life look like and we remember that the Bible teaches us that we have been blessed with every spiritual blessing in Christ every spiritual blessing he hasn't reserved anything he's poured it out even the national lottery don't give us everything they've got but God has given us everything poured out on our lives we are blessed and so the things that challenge confuse distress us are all designed to magnify what God is doing in our lives it's painful to think about sometimes we don't like it but Jesus the Lion of the tribe of Judah has stepped forward on our behalf and because of him we are free we don't have to wonder we don't have to guess anymore we can trust God whatever happens that's what happened at Easter as we approach it that there was a moment where God said what is going to happen because the only the only path the only course of action I have is to judge them and Jesus stepped forward and said take let me take it that they might go free and that's our blessing in the pattern of what was happening in Genesis and so my request at the end of all this is very very simple sometimes we over complicate things we twist ourselves in knots we try to understand God and we just need to bring ourselves back to the center and breathe and say okay Jesus I trust you because I've not come into this late I've not come into this you know as somebody's sort of banging on the door trying that you called me from before the beginning of time that you have purposes for my life that you have blessed me with every spiritual blessing in Christ that Christ has paved the way for me from before the beginning of time there is no plan b in my life Jesus I trust you we're not asking for lightning bolts from heaven just the ability to trust for the journey maybe you feel like you've never ever done it you've never actually let go of everything that is causing you angst and said all right Lord I trust you don't know what that means don't know what it looks like but I see that you have always been there and you will always be there and you will every step of the way all my life you have been and you will be faithful and sometimes for us it's a it's a coming back always hesitate to use these analogies because I'm not likening this to to dogs or anything else but I have a challenge with my dog that sometimes you know he can he can be wonderfully well behaved and trotting along like a cruft champion sometimes and and other times he goes absolutely ballistic because there's something has happened a pigeon has flown across his path or something he gets all terribly worked up and what I've realized is there's you know all the fighting with the lead and you know shouting and trying to communicate and he doesn't speak English I found out and uh and so I just have to pull him back pull him back to the center get him to sit down and stand still and we just stand there together like this doing nothing except calming down and thinking okay and the reason that he's jumping up and down and running in every direction is because he's afraid or because he's stimulated because he he wants to do something but he's like something has overtaken his brain we know what that feels like don't we fear and anxiety and insecurity and worry they take over our brain and we run in every different direction and there comes a time when god just wants to say all right come back let's let's just sit down together breathe a little bit calm down and start again trust me because he's always there in the middle sometimes it's in the middle of our franticness we say lord where are you where are you where are you come lord help me why have you let this happen and he's just there like all right come back to the beginning and just as I finish there's a chorus that came to mind which I won't sing to you but I will share the words very simply I don't know why it came out maybe it's just inspired by the holy spirit I need thee oh I need thee every hour I need thee oh bless me now my savior I come to thee I need thee oh I need thee every hour I need thee oh bless me now my savior I come to thee and just like with Alfie my dog like I said he doesn't speak English the words the conversation doesn't produce much fruit and sometimes it's just being aware that actually in my presence he's safe and he can afford to calm down and maybe there is that element to our relationship with God that we can't work it all out in conversation sometimes we can't articulate what we feel we don't quite know what it means if we're honest to listen to God because we we can't hear him speaking and you know there's all of that stuff goes on and sometimes it's just a matter of sitting in his presence and saying lord I need you and I trust you and I believe in you Jesus I believe in you and maybe we can sing that song Jesus I believe in you is that right unless you've got a different one oh very good Erica's all on her own and just as we do this I would urge you if there's anything in response in you if you know what it's a bit like to be that frantic person running in every direction trying to work out as you go where is God and you know there comes a moment where you just have to lay it all aside and you have to sit still and you have to listen and you have to breathe and you have to say lord I trust you then trust him and if it will help you just as Judah's moment was very very powerful when he stepped forward there is power in stepping forward if you would like to step forward and come here and just as a declaration if maybe you can't speak the words but you know you want to trust in the lord maybe for the first time maybe for the hundredth time but you can come and you can physically stand in his presence and if you want someone to pray for you someone will pray

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In this episode, Lee and Ellen look at one of the easiest ways to be efficient: putting things away immediately! Together they look at: • The pros and cons of leaving things out • Why having a place for items only works if you use it • Ellen and Lee compare various ways to be efficient with things when traveling • What Lee does with the tools in his garage (hint: he does not outline them on a pegboard!) • How you can be like the late-great Jimmy Buffett   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.LeeSilber.com and www.EllenGoodwin.com    

Send us a Text Message.In this episode, Chase and Mason talk about the value of spending time with people in-person, whether that's taking time off to enjoy a golf trip with the boys, attending a private mastermind, or hosting an industry meet-up.Mason also shares his best takeaway from attending a mastermind hosted by Jeremy Haynes, which involves a concept called “goal math” that makes even your most ambitious revenue targets feel attainable.They wrap up the conversation by sharing a few high value projects they've each been putting off, and discuss how silly it is to delay doing something that will obviously have a positive impact on the business.Tune in to find out if Chase and Mason are going to start “The Dimond Dinner Series” after getting so much value from hanging out with folks IRL."I don't think you can tell when someone's decent to good. But when the production quality is high AND the content is valuable, that's when it's actually perceived to be high value. That's the trifecta." – MasonWHAT YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT:The Power of "Goal Math" – Mason shares how a mastermind event taught him this method of setting revenue goals and calculating the number of leads/clients needed to achieve them. This is a great way to make your most ambitious goals feel reasonable and attainable.The Power of In-Person Connections – Both Chase and Mason share their experiences using in-person trips, masterminds, and meet-ups to build relationships. They highlight the unmatched benefit of face-to-face interactions over online alternatives.Putting Off The “Important, But Not Urgent” – The fellas admit to putting off important tasks, even when they know they could have a significant impact on their business. They also discuss strategies for avoiding this tendency in the future.Leveling Up Communication Skills – Chase emphasizes the importance of being an elite communicator and shares his goal of working with an experienced coach or mentor to become a Top 1% public speaker.How Production Quality Influences Customer Perception – Mason and Chase both share their personal experiences with scenarios where production quality made a significant impact on first impressions and conversions, especially for something like a professional service or high ticket course.KEY MOMENTS IN THIS EPISODE:00:00:00 – Introduction00:03:20 – How “Goal Math” Can Help You Hit Your Targets00:08:04 – The Power Of In-Person Trips, Masterminds, and Meet-ups00:19:05 – Things We've Been Putting Off For No Good Reason00:26:29 – The Impact Of Production Value On Perceived Value00:30:21 – Closing ThoughtsLIKE, FOLLOW, AND SUBSCRIBESubscribe to the show and listen to all our past episodes at www.dimonddownload.com.Keep up with Chase at…www.chasedimond.comwww.twitter.com/ecomchasedimondwww.linkedin.com/in/chasedimondKeep up with Mason at…www.copymba.comwww.twitter.com/CardinalMasonwww.tiktok.com/@cardinalmasonSUPPORT THE PEOPLE WHO SUPPORT USPodcast production, show notes, and distribution is handled by James Sowers at www.castaway.fm.Thumbnail design is handled by Steven Baterina at www.creosocial.net.

Are you constantly putting off that big goal, only to beat yourself up about being a 'procrastinator'? In this episode, I'm challenging the notion that procrastination defines who you are. Join me as we dive deep into the psychology of procrastination and uncover the surprising truth behind why you might be putting off your important tasks. You'll discover that your procrastination isn't a character flaw, but rather a signal pointing to something else – something much simpler to address than you might think. By the end of this episode, you'll have: A fresh perspective on your procrastination habits Tools to identify the root causes of your delayed action Practical techniques to break the procrastination cycle A renewed sense of motivation and confidence in your ability to achieve your goals Whether you're an entrepreneur struggling to launch that new project, a wellness junkie trying to stick to your meditation habit, or anyone who's ever felt held back by procrastination, this episode is your roadmap to breaking free from self-limiting beliefs and taking decisive action. Don't let another day go by believing you're 'just a procrastinator'. Tune in to unlock the secrets to overcoming procrastination and finally making progress on the goals that matter most to you. It's time to reclaim your productivity and realize your true potential! Mentioned in the episode:  Get on the Waitlist here to learn the A.L.I.G.N. Method so you can release limiting beliefs that are blocking your goals and step fully into your potential

SHOW NOTES: On this show…we're asking ourselves the question, is it really that bad? As we strive to gain a historical perspective on some of today's challenges. It's easy to jump on the negative train and pump up the steam engine with your own parroted two cents. But before you know it, the train and the topic have jumped tracks and you aren't even sure where you're going or what you're talking about. Before you join in the chant of “it's never been this bad”, take a deep dive into history to gain some insight and an alternative perspective. Looking back at history isn't just about old stories—it's about learning how we've tackled challenges before, seeing what worked, and using that wisdom to navigate today's ups and downs smarter. It's like having a treasure map of experiences that can guide us toward better decisions and brighter futures. So, let's dig in, learn from the past, and build a tomorrow we can be proud of together! I've said it before, I love reading historical fiction. Biographical fiction too but historical fiction gives you new characters living during historical events. I find myself saying…” Whoa, we've come a long way baby!” But I think that is so important because if you just read the news or talk around the water cooler, your outlook might be far different. Instead of adopting this narrative, push back and ask - Is this really the worst time in history for _____? Maybe you aren't sure. Do the research. Dig into the details. Come to the conclusion yourself.  It's true, not all history is positive but it is relevant. Human beings have made mistakes throughout human history. We've failed, learned, grown, and evolved. The only way to make sure we don't repeat past mistakes is to learn from them. The only way to learn is to research. Take an active part in your narrative by doing the work.  Paul Ratner presents Harvard professor's study identifies the worst year in human history found at Big Think Rachel Sharp gives us a reality check on the Daily Mail, ​​Think 2020 was the most stressful year EVER? Think again..... historians say it was only the EIGHTH worst time to live through in US history Louis CK on Collin O'Brien 12 years ago, posted on Youtube - Everything is amazing & Nobody is happy Gregg Levoy suggests Zooming Out: The Power of Putting Things in Perspective found at Psychology Today History is crucial for putting today's challenges into perspective for several reasons: Understanding Patterns and Cycles: History shows that many challenges are cyclical. Economic recessions, social unrest, and political upheaval have occurred repeatedly throughout history. Recognizing these patterns helps us understand that current challenges are not unique and can provide insights into potential solutions. Learning from the Past: By studying how previous generations addressed their problems, we can identify strategies that worked and those that didn't. This can help inform current decision-making and policy development. Gaining Context: Historical context helps us see the broader picture. For example, technological advancements, medical breakthroughs, and social progress often emerge from periods of significant challenge. Understanding this can help us appreciate the potential for positive outcomes from today's struggles. Building Resilience: Knowing that humanity has faced and overcome significant challenges in the past can be reassuring. It fosters a sense of resilience and optimism that we can navigate current difficulties. Avoiding Repetition of Mistakes: History provides valuable lessons on the consequences of certain actions and decisions. By studying these, we can avoid repeating past mistakes and work towards more effective solutions. Appreciating Progress: Comparing the present to the past highlights the progress we've made. Advances in technology, healthcare, human rights, and living standards become more apparent, providing a balanced view that acknowledges both current challenges and achievements. Inspiring Innovation: Historical examples of innovation and problem-solving can inspire new approaches and creative solutions to today's challenges. Fostering Empathy and Understanding: Learning about the struggles and triumphs of people from different times and places helps build empathy and a broader understanding of the human experience. By placing today's challenges within a historical framework, we gain a more nuanced and comprehensive understanding of our current situation and can approach problems with a more informed and balanced perspective. CHALLENGE: Let's rewrite the narrative: While today's challenges seem daunting, history reveals that every era has faced its trials and triumphs. By embracing our past, we gain perspective on our progress and the resilience needed to shape a brighter future together.      I Know YOU Can Do It!

In this episode, we talk about how much Dustin needs to watch Shogun. Adam and Dustin discuss their love for MLB The Show, and we praise Xfinity's best employee, a technician whos name we will never know who helped both Adam and Chris(separately) get their services back up! And as always, we answer your #tweetcorner questions! Thank you to Eric Skiff for the use of our intro and outro songs. If you like what you hear and want more, head to www.ericskiff.com!

In this podcast Mitch and Chris talk about the things they recommend keeping in mind when trying to lose a significant amount of weight.

A simple observation from a photo on the interwebs leads to a question, and then lots of Bufnagely discussion, about space and orbits and rockets and garage projects, marketing, and much, much more!Harry and Rafe are joined by not one but TWO (!) Big Brain Smart Heads™:  Bob Luzenski, America's Favorite Rocket Scientist™, and Dr Brian Donahue, America's Favorite Time-Traveling Ham Radio Anesthesiologist™, as they try to figure out how to get the Buf into orbit (and other similarly important things).  Along the way, we will all learn not to trust (a) what's on the interwebs, (b) Rafe's ability to look things up on the interwebs, (c) AI, and (d) products without sufficient technical oversight.  (Oh, and we will also be reminded to commit only to projects that require the purchase of new tools.)

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In this episode, Matt Branch shares his personal journey of recovery from pornography addiction. The conversation explores the complexity of addiction and the struggle with lust and pornography. It highlights the early exposure to explicit material and the impact it has on individuals. The importance of empathy and understanding addiction is emphasized, along with the impact of addiction on relationships. The conversation also differentiates between pornography addiction and sexual addiction. The role of group therapy in the recovery process is discussed, as well as the ongoing journey of recovery and the understanding of sin and God's love. This conversation explores the journey of recovery from addiction and the importance of faith in the process. The main theme is the goal of making Christ more and ourselves less, striving to be more like Christ every day. The conversation also emphasizes the need to let go of perfectionism and the pressure to be perfect in our walk with Christ. The three circles exercise is discussed as a tool for identifying triggers and creating boundaries. The importance of vulnerability and transparency in the church is highlighted, as well as the need for a culture of support and acceptance. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the cost of following Christ and the value of sharing testimonies for freedom and healing. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Trigger Warning 01:37 Matt's Story and Journey to Recovery 06:15 The Complexity of Overcoming Addiction 10:21 Early Exposure to Pornography 13:29 Empathy and Understanding Addiction 20:07 Differentiating Pornography Addiction and Sexual Addiction 22:21 The Importance of Group Therapy 25:12 The Journey of Recovery and Relapses 27:39 Understanding Sin and God's Love 28:38 The Goal: Making Christ More, Ourselves Less 29:36 Striving to Be More Like Christ Every Day 30:04 Embracing Imperfection and Letting Go of Pressure 30:30 Different Stories of Recovery 31:28 The Three Circles Exercise 31:51 Shifting Boundaries and Reducing Triggers 32:19 Continual Growth and Adjusting Circles 33:17 Aligning Inside and Outside Self 33:47 The Importance of Congruence 34:17 Making Surgical Changes in Recovery 35:16 Identifying Individual Trees in the Forest 35:45 Letting Go of Deficiencies and Finding Worth in God 36:37 The Addiction Cycle and Emotional Triggers 37:04 Recognizing Slow-Burning Triggers 37:34 The Importance of Being Aware of Surroundings 39:03 Knowing vs. Believing in God's Love 39:32 Putting Things on the Altar and Drawing Closer to God 41:37 Being Human and Vulnerable in the Church 44:29 The Language and Support of Therapy 45:49 The Importance of Vulnerability and Transparency 48:06 Creating a Culture of Vulnerability in the Church 50:04 The Gospel and the Works of Faith 51:04 Living Out the Love of Christ in Action 52:30 Putting Everything on the Altar for God 53:01 Identifying Idols and Surrendering to God 54:00 The Cost of Following Christ 55:27 The Value of Connection and Community 56:25 Sharing Testimonies for Freedom and Healing

THE DANGER OF MATERIALISM AND FINDING CONTENTMENT IN GODMaterialism contradicts God's plan for His people by prioritizing the love of material things over loving God. This attitude can hinder our relationship with Him and rob us of peace. The Bible, in Ecclesiastes 2:11, warns us of the futility in pursuing material wealth, emphasizing that everything is meaningless without God. LIE #1: LIFE IS BETTER WITH MOREThis mindset leads to an endless cycle of discontentment as no amount of wealth can truly satisfy.Ecclesiastes 5:10 states that those who love money will never have enough, illustrating the emptiness of materialism.Contentment is the biblical answer to this lie, as Hebrews 13:5 urges us to be content with what we have, reminding us of God's constant presence and provision. LIE #2: YOU MUST KEEP UP WITH OTHERSThe desire to match others' possessions is a trap that leads to envy and unhappiness.Matthew 6:33 advises seeking God's kingdom first, assuring that our needs will be met when we prioritize Him over worldly desires.True peace comes from knowing Jesus and finding satisfaction in His righteousness rather than in material possessions. LIE #3: IT'S UNFAIR WHEN OTHERS HAVE MOREBlaming others for one's circumstances combines discontentment with a lack of personal responsibility.First John 3:22 reminds us that God blesses obedience and a life pleasing to Him, offering an alternative to the self-pity associated with materialism.Trusting God to provide for our needs helps us overcome feelings of unfairness related to others' wealth. A HEALTHY PERSPECTIVE ON MATERIAL POSSESSIONSWhile desiring things is not inherently sinful, it's crucial to maintain a healthy attitude towards money and possessions.Differentiating between wants and needs allows for responsible spending and reliance on God for provision.Implementing a spending plan and waiting on purchases can shift desires and help distinguish between necessities and luxuries.Material possessions are part of life, but our desires for them reflect the condition of our hearts. Avoiding materialism involves prioritizing our relationship with God and finding contentment in His promises and provision. ON TODAY'S PROGRAM, ROB ANSWERS LISTENER QUESTIONS:My sister is contesting our parents' will, which leaves everything to me. I've been financially burdened by legal fees and my cancer diagnosis. I'm trying to find a way forward but feel lost and my faith is shaken.I'm interested in buying land but don't have the cash available. I have substantial retirement savings, and my financial advisor suggested using a portion of it without major consequences. I'm seeking advice on whether this is a wise move considering my retirement plans. RESOURCES MENTIONED:Find a Certified Kingdom AdvisorFaithFi App Remember, you can call in to ask your questions most days at (800) 525-7000. Faith & Finance is also available on the Moody Radio Network as well as American Family Radio. Visit our website at FaithFi.comwhere you can join the FaithFi Community, and give as we expand our outreach. Remember, you can call in to ask your questions most days at (800) 525-7000. Faith & Finance is also available on the Moody Radio Network and American Family Radio. Visit our website at FaithFi.com where you can join the FaithFi Community and give as we expand our outreach.

From the time we’re children and well into adulthood, we attach ourselves to our possessions. Ultimately, the love of stuff leads to discontentment, but God’s Word shows us a better way. On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will help us consider a biblical perspective on material possessions. Then, he’ll take some calls and answer various financial questions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What's up y'all!! Thank you for being patient. Here's episode 155 talking about putting things in place. Having perspectives that mean something to you. Be thankful and harp with what you have. #spotifyforpodcasters #spotify #googlepodcats #applepodcasts #facebook #twitter #instagram #love #places #wereback (Song: Runnin with the Devil- Van Halen) --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yrulauging/support

In this episode, we discuss how to overcome procrastination. CONFESSIONS is now available: https://mirrortalkpodcast.com/confessions-book/ Thank you for joining me on this MIRROR TALK podcast journey. Kindly subscribe on any platform. Please do not forget to leave a review and rating. Let us stay connected: ⁠https://linktr.ee/mirrortalkpodcas⁠https://mirrortalkpodcast.com/your-opinion-matters/⁠t⁠  More inspiring episodes and show notes here: ⁠https://mirrortalkpodcast.com/podcast-episodes/⁠⁠ Your opinions, thoughts, suggestions and comments matter to us. Share them here: Invest in us by becoming a Patreon. Please support us by subscribing to one or more of the offerings that we have available at ⁠http://patreon.com/MirrorTalk⁠  Every proceeds will improve the quality of our work and outreach. To serve you better. 

In this episode, Pastor Andrew urges us to consider our lives and the legacies we wish to leave behind. We are reminded of the importance of values like kindness, forgiveness, and charity and are encouraged to live for what truly matters to God.Eastland is a Place to BelongEastland Baptist Church is located in Tulsa, Oklahoma. We are a welcoming and close-knit family community that loves to care for each other through the Church. We strongly believe in loving and supporting each other and our neighbors. Our members don't just attend our Church; they feel a strong sense of belonging.Join Us Find service times and our location at https://www.eastlandbaptist.org/join. Connect with UsWebsite: https://www.eastlandbaptist.orgFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/eastlandbaptisttulsaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/eastlandbaptistTo support the ministry of Eastland Baptist Church, tap here: https://www.eastlandbaptist.org/give.

In this episode, the boys discuss the importance of perspective and how not sweating the small stuff in life is so difficult when things that life presents piles up. They share personal stories and experiences that highlight the challenges of maintaining perspective and thinking, "Is this something I should really be consumed with"? They emphasize the need to focus on the present moment and take life day by day. might even be a metaphor of the sport of golf and how it relates to life, highlighting the importance of moving forward and knowing that we are never going to have every shot in our bag.TakeawaysMaintaining perspective is crucial in navigating life's challenges.Focusing on the present moment and not worrying about the future can help reduce stress and anxiety.Learning from tragedy and difficult experiences can lead to personal growth and a better understanding of what truly matters.Reaching out for support and seeking perspective from others can provide valuable insights and help in overcoming challenges.Chapters00:00 Reunion and Recap01:11 The Grind of Everyday Life03:10 Perspective and Putting Things in Perspective06:41 Learning from Tragedy and Gaining Perspective08:00 Balancing Perspective and Addressing Small Issues09:23 The Importance of Perspective and Not Sweating the Small Stuff11:24 Learning and Growing from Life's Challenges12:22 The Fine Line Between Remembering and Moving Forward13:26 The Challenge of Maintaining Perspective17:22 Living in the Present Moment19:17 Taking Life Day by Day and Focusing on the Present21:05 The Challenges of Having the Whole Game Going Perfectly25:37 Finding Perspective in Life's Challenges28:23 Moving Forward and Overcoming Guilt30:38 The Metaphor of Golf and Life34:30 Re-tea and Moving Forward36:15 The Importance of Reaching Out and Seeking SupportSupport the show

Jackie "The Joke Man" Martling: Music, Mirth and Howard Stern Welcome to the Long Island Sound Podcast, your destination to the captivating world of music discovery and the stories behind the artist. Https://linktr.ee/thelongislandsoundpodcast https://linktw.in/IE30HU Summary Jackie Martling, the famed writer and comedian for the Howard Stern show, shares his journey from music to comedy. He started as a musician in a band and transitioned to telling jokes on stage. He eventually caught the attention of Howard Stern and became a regular on his show. Jackie discusses the challenges and successes of his career, including his involvement with the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame. He also talks about touring and the regional differences in audience reactions. The conversation concludes with a discussion about his documentary and the importance of transparency in his life. In this conversation, Jackie Martling discusses various aspects of his comedy career. He emphasizes the importance of putting things in perspective and finding humor in the challenges of aging. Jackie also talks about the consistency in his branding and how he has adapted to audience preferences over the years. He shares stories from his time performing in Vegas and his interactions with comedy legends like Buddy Hackett. The conversation touches on the use of stereotypes in comedy and the structure of Jackie's act. He also discusses how he handles hecklers and crafts a killer ending to his shows. The conversation concludes with a reflection on the complexity of being funny and the misconceptions people may have about comedians. Takeaways Finding humor in life's challenges can help put things in perspective. Comedy can serve as a break from the realities of aging and health issues. Consistency in branding is important for comedians to establish their identity. Adapting to audience preferences is crucial for a comedian's success. Handling hecklers requires a balance of wit and crowd control. Crafting a killer ending to a comedy show involves timing and audience engagement. Comedians have a complex and multifaceted personality beyond just being funny. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 02:32 Transition from Music to Comedy 06:18 Early Life and Music Career 13:19 Transition to Comedy and Success on Howard Stern Show 19:51 The Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame 28:40 Touring and Regional Differences 39:03 The Documentary and Transparency 47:09 Putting Things in Perspective 48:00 Comedy as a Break from Aging 48:45 Consistency in Branding 49:35 Adapting to Audience Preferences 50:00 Politically Incorrect Comedy 50:54 Performing in Vegas 51:31 Wild Times in Vegas 52:00 Buddy Hackett and Comedy History 52:50 Polish Jokes and Stereotypes 53:30 The Structure of Jackie's Act 54:53 Dealing with Hecklers 57:53 Crafting the Killer Ending 59:00 The Art of Timing and Rhythm 59:54 Handling Drunk Hecklers 01:03:39 The Longevity of Jackie's Joke Line 01:06:17 The Complexity of Being Funny --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thelongislandsoundpodcast/message

The second message in a sermon series through the book of Genesis.

Welcome to another riveting episode of the P3 Adaptive podcast, where we cut through the hype and take a deep dive into the enigmatic world of Microsoft's Fabric. Today, we confront the burning question: Should we be skeptical?   In recent episodes, the buzz around Fabric has been deafening, with phrases like "brand new direction" and "super ambitious" lighting up the analytics sky. But here, right now, we plunge headfirst into the heart of the matter. Is Fabric truly the transformative force it purports to be? Will your hard-earned skills continue to shine in this evolving landscape? Does Fabric demand an unyielding commitment to learning just to stay in the game?   Justin and Rob don't pull any punches. Instead, they join forces to present an unfiltered perspective, laying bare both the promises and potential pitfalls of Fabric. They acknowledge that, like any cutting-edge technology, there may be growing pains and challenges to navigate.   But that's not all. They also unveil Fabric's secret sauce, revealing how it transforms Power BI into a formidable hub for advanced analytics, all on your terms. If you've ever found yourself torn between your trusty old skills and the allure of new technology, this episode sets the record straight. It's about not just adapting but thriving in your BI career, democratizing enterprise-class analytics along the way.   The bottom line: Fabric amplifies your expertise—it doesn't diminish it. So, join us and embrace evolution!   And, if you're enjoying the podcast, please take a moment to leave us a review on your favorite podcast platform to help other listeners find us here on Raw Data by P3 Adaptive. Also on this Episode: The Princess Bride's Rodents of Unusual Size (ROUS) Monty Python Royal Society for Putting Things on Top of Other Things

The Pittsburgh Steelers have won two games in a row, but haven't necessarily been doing it in a fashion which breeds confidence. But are they putting things together? Join Jeremy Hritz with our own "Insiders" Jim Wexell for another episode of the Steel City Insider podcast. A part of the Fans First Sports Network. Sign up with MyBookie using our link to receive your welcome bonus → https://mybookie.website/SteelersCurtain Check out HelloFresh today!! http://hellofresh.com/50steel -- Promo Code: 50steel Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

James Lehman discusses how kids reject positive role models but willingly accept negative ones. He also discusses our kids' wishful thinking and how they try to put things off long enough that you, as a parent, just give up asking them to do things. Plus, James discusses several other characteristics of kids with defiant and abusive behaviors. The Total Transformation® Program: https://www.empoweringparents.com/product/total-transformation-program-subscription/ Our website: https://www.empoweringparents.com/ Subscribe to our newsletter: https://www.empoweringparents.com/newsletter-signup/ Parent coaching: https://www.empoweringparents.com/product/parent-coaching/

Hey friend- Are you a REACTOR or a PROACTOR? (Yes, I made up that second word…but you know what I mean, right?) A REACTOR is someone who reacts in the moment by making a decision that is usually more about survival in the short term…but a PROACTOR is someone who plans ahead how she will respond, taking into account her best interest in the long term. Did you know PROCRASTINATION is actually being a REACTOR to your emotions?As women in midlife, especially going through all the changes in emotions throughout menopause, we are prone to a rollercoaster of emotions. Hence, plenty of opportunities to procrastinate. Learning to better manage your mind and emotions translates into having more time for what's truly important, cuz not only does procrastination not help move forward, it also costs you more time to get back on track.No worries, I won't leave you on that rollercoaster of procrastination. My guest today, Laura Naiser, is a mindset and life coach for faith-driven entrepreneurs who are ready to better manage their mindset, emotions and behaviors so they can take their business and life to the next level of success, freedom and fulfillment without burnout. Laura has a degree in Business, is certified through The Life Coach School and has more than twenty years experience teaching and leading in both church and business settings as well as running her own coaching practice. She and her husband Matt live on a ranch outside of Austin, Texas where they raised their two sons and are now enjoying the empty-nest lifestyle.You're gonna want to grab all 6 steps you need to put off procrastination…for good. Just promise me you won't put off using them…Take Laura's Finally Stop Procrastinating Course And Grab your free FILL YOUR CUP FIRST Guide + Coaching We pray this blesses, challenges and moves you to action!L.Y.L.A.S. (Love Ya Like A Sis)Lissa + LauraP.S. Take your next best step and enroll in the REDEEM Her Time Group Coaching Program …the doors are open!Visit the REDEEM Her Time Website https://redeemhertime.com> Join the free REDEEM Her Time Community> Schedule a free 15 Min Find-the-Time Chat> Submit a question or comment…or leave a review>>> or DO ALL-THE-ABOVE!

Hey friend- Are you a REACTOR or a PROACTOR? (Yes, I made up that second word…but you know what I mean, right?) A REACTOR is someone who reacts in the moment by making a decision that is usually more about survival in the short term…but a PROACTOR is someone who plans ahead how she will respond, taking into account her best interest in the long term. Did you know PROCRASTINATION is actually being a REACTOR to your emotions?As women in midlife, especially going through all the changes in emotions throughout menopause, we are prone to a rollercoaster of emotions. Hence, plenty of opportunities to procrastinate. Learning to better manage your mind and emotions translates into having more time for what's truly important, cuz not only does procrastination not help move forward, it also costs you more time to get back on track.No worries, I won't leave you on that rollercoaster of procrastination. My guest today, Laura Naiser, is a mindset and life coach for faith-driven entrepreneurs who are ready to better manage their mindset, emotions and behaviors so they can take their business and life to the next level of success, freedom and fulfillment without burnout. Laura has a degree in Business, is certified through The Life Coach School and has more than twenty years experience teaching and leading in both church and business settings as well as running her own coaching practice. She and her husband Matt live on a ranch outside of Austin, Texas where they raised their two sons and are now enjoying the empty-nest lifestyle.You're gonna want to grab all 6 steps you need to put off procrastination…for good. Just promise me you won't put off using them…Take Laura's Finally Stop Procrastinating Course And Grab your free FILL YOUR CUP FIRST Guide + Coaching We pray this blesses, challenges and moves you to action!L.Y.L.A.S. (Love Ya Like A Sis)Lissa + LauraP.S. Take your next best step and enroll in the REDEEM Her Time Group Coaching Program …the doors are open!Visit the REDEEM Her Time Website https://redeemhertime.com> Join the free REDEEM Her Time Community> Schedule a free 15 Min Find-the-Time Chat> Submit a question or comment…or leave a review>>> or DO ALL-THE-ABOVE!

It's not always glamorous trying to juggle school and sports, but asking yourself if you could live without the game is how Gavin Baxter found the extra drive to keep playing the game he loves. Gavin joins me to talk collegiate baseball, playing multiple sports in high school, and why Coach Shelby never made him stretch before a game!

Make sure you aren't procrastinating on these key aspects of your financial plan. Contact Information: Website: http://www.ruggierifinancial.com/ Phone: 888-823-7526

Pastor Caleb J. Kinney Sunday Morning 8/27/23

In today's devotional, Dr. Michael Youssef challenges us with the Biblical counsel that making restitution for our sins keeps our connection with God strong.If you would like more insight into today's devotional topic, listen to Dr. Michael Youssef's sermon What Hinders Answers to Your Prayer?: WATCH NOW

Late last month,  the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), released their mid-year inventory report. In a couple of weeks, the Canadian numbers will come out as well, which will give us the opportunity to reflect and compare. Ahead of the CanFax report, Anne Wasko, of the Gateway Livestock Exchange shares in this Beef Market... Read More

Tackling the storm of emails, phone calls, and meetings? What if we could navigate the chaos and take control of your time instead of being controlled by your crazy calendar?!In this episode, Tyson discusses the art of putting things on your calendar and shares the effective process his executive assistant, Elizabeth, has developed. He shares his four top techniques and the importance of managing time. (and how having an assistant can be beneficial in this regard) Tyson also mentions how to review and adjust the calendar daily to ensure tasks are completed efficiently, as well. Listen in!01:10 Managing time effectively.03:39 Prioritization techniques06:03 Time management techniques.09:01 Improved client satisfaction and growth.Would you like a copy of Tyson's Executive Assistant's best calendar management tips? Text Calendar to +1 (314) 501-9260

Show Description: In this engaging podcast episode, we are joined by the multi-talented Lissa Sears. As a comedian, actor, motivational speaker, author, and the founder of "Flat Out Love", Sears shares her personal journey living with multiple sclerosis, the inception of her meetup group for those living flat post-mastectomy, and how comedy played a role in her life. She also enlightens us on the risks of breast cancer implants and how she developed a mindset to overcome life's tragedies. This is a heartfelt, inspiring, and informative episode you won't want to miss. To learn more about Sears, visit her LinkTree here (https://linktr.ee/JustSears). Show Notes: Introduction - 5:00 - 19:00: We kick off the episode with some light-hearted banter about college rivalries before delving into Sears' background and experience. She opens up about living with multiple sclerosis and the empowerment she felt when she quit smoking. Risks of Breast Cancer Implants - 19:00-30:00: At this point, Sears turns the conversation toward the serious risks associated with breast cancer implants. She raises concern about how doctors often push these implants on patients without fully divulging the potential dangers and complications. Comedy Breakthrough - 30:00-43:30: Sears then recounts how she ventured into the world of comedy. She shares an amusing and inspiring anecdote about a chance encounter with Pat McAfee at a poker hall that played a significant role in influencing her comedy career. Introduction to "Flat Out Love" - 43:30-1:08:00: Sears takes a moment to formally introduce herself and discuss the creation of “Flat Out Love”, a meetup group for flatties. She explains the process of setting up the Facebook page, which quickly gained traction and garnered over 3,000 members. Expanding "Flat Out Love" - 1:08:00-1:18:00: Moving forward, Sears describes her ongoing efforts to organize meetup groups in different cities and how she is building the “Flat Out Love” brand across the country. She also provides insights into how she assembled a small, dedicated team to aid in her mission. Developing a Resilient Mindset - 1:18-1:25:00: Here, Sears sheds light on how she developed the mental fortitude to overcome life's tragedies, including her battles with multiple sclerosis and cancer. Her insights provide an uplifting perspective on resilience. Putting Things into Perspective - 1:25:00-1:33: Sears imparts valuable advice on the importance of putting things into perspective and focusing on the aspects of life that you can control. She emphasizes the significance of a positive outlook even in the face of adversity. Legacy - 1:35:00: In the concluding segment of the episode, we ask Sears how she wants to be remembered. She speaks passionately about her aspirations for her legacy and the impact she hopes to have on others through her life's work.

Maddy has a new obsession with Grey's Anatomy so we are doing a medical themed episode!! We share all of your embarrassing medical stories including dorito packets in vaginas, penises in shower hoses and unexploded bombs inside bumholes

To change the way you behave, you first have to change the way you think. Well, before anyone can take the action of putting their faith in Christ for salvation, they first have to believe that it's necessary, and they have to believe that Jesus Christ is the only means by which they can be saved. Behavior follows belief. That's why teaching sound doctrine in the church is so critical. Stay with us now as Ron talks about the importance of sound doctrine, as he continues his teaching series, “Route 66: The Ultimate Road Trip Through The Bible.”   --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/something-good-radio/support

Just as sin brought disorder to an otherwise orderly world, so do we, even as believers in Christ saved by grace through faith, sometimes bring disorder to what God wants to be an ordered church. There is a biblical order to the church, one the Apostle Paul wrote about some two thousand years ago in his letter to Titus. Ron takes us to that epistle today, as he continues his teaching series, “Route 66: The Ultimate Road Trip Through The Bible.”  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/something-good-radio/support

In this episode,Baylor discusses the power of using a calendar to achieve goals and make plans. He explains that putting something on the calendar makes it real long before it is real and encourages listeners to put all their goals, vacations, and bucket list items on the calendar, no matter how big or small they may be. By doing this, one can be purposeful about what they are trying to do and switch from working out to training. Baylor believes that putting things on the calendar is a powerful tool that has been used for thousands of years to advance civilizations. The Power of the Calendar [00:00:08] Baylor discusses the history of the calendar and how it can be used as a powerful tool to achieve goals. Making Dreams a Reality [00:01:45] Baylor shares her personal experience of using the calendar to plan and make his dream of cage diving with great whites a reality. Switching from Workout to Training Mode [00:03:06] Baylor explains how putting things on the calendar allows us to switch from a passive "workout mode" to a purposeful "training mode" in order to achieve our goals. Putting things on the calendar [00:05:39] Baylor explains the importance of putting goals, experiences, and plans on the calendar to make them real and achievable. Making plans happen [00:06:15] Baylor encourages listeners to commit to putting plans on the calendar, even small ones like going ax throwing, to make them happen and avoid procrastination. Looking back at accomplishments [00:06:50] Baylor emphasizes the power of using a calendar to reverse engineer goals and accomplish them, leading to a sense of fulfillment and accomplishment when looking back at one's life.

Alexis was called to pick up her 3 year old early from daycare yesterday because he shoved a rolled up bandaid up his nose! myTalkers called in with their stories and one of them shocked us! We played a fun game of Name the TV Tune. GMA, TJ Holmes and Amy Robach are in talks to figure out what they are going to do after their affair became public. TJ and Amy are going in as a united front, but is that a smart move? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Alexis was called to pick up her 3 year old early from daycare yesterday because he shoved a rolled up bandaid up his nose! myTalkers called in with their stories and one of them shocked us! We played a fun game of Name the TV Tune. GMA, TJ Holmes and Amy Robach are in talks to figure out what they are going to do after their affair became public. TJ and Amy are going in as a united front, but is that a smart move?

Been to different financial institutions and got “NO” as an answer? Want to start building equity in a new home? For this week's podcast episode, we are joined by TAMARA YORK, Broker/Owner with York Superior Mortgage Group, working with multiple lenders across South Carolina. Being that champion and advocate for financial literacy in the community and working to serve those people that they serve to the highest level of satisfaction, Tamara is also passionate about educating people about the basic tools and necessities for financial literacy through homeownership. Listen as we chat about our current real estate market, the benefit of homeownership, how to be smart, and creative, and just be prepared for how rates are going to affect homeowners and the buying power of homeowners. Moreover, be financially literate, understand our finances first, and discover different mortgage products that are right for all your needs. What You'll Learn From This Episode: Learn who Tamara York is, what York Superior Mortgage Group does, and its goals, and mission. Home prices and interest rate fluctuation. What does that mean for you? Household income is needed to acquire an average house. Investment property through short-term rentals and long-term rentals. The benefit of homeownership, how to be prepared for homeownership? What is an Earnest Money Deposit? And how to protect it? Why do you need to be financially literate when buying a home? Tamara's perspective on preparing not only for homeownership but also to be investors and participants in the economy. Guidelines when applying for loan options. The fastest way to build your credit. So if you're planning to buy a home soon, it's best to keep your finances as consistent as possible. Postponing major money moves until after you've purchased your home can lead to a smoother application process. Connect with Tamara York @ Phone: 843-804-7976 Email: tyork@yorksmg.com Website: www.ysmgbrokers.com Connect with Corwyn @: Contact Number: 843-619-3005 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/exitstrategiesradioshow/ FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/exitstrategiessc/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxoSuynJd5c4qQ_eDXLJaZA Website: https://www.exitstrategiesradioshow.com Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cmelette/ Email @: corwyn@corwynmelette.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/corwyn-j-melette/support

Procrastination and putting things off creates a reactive, delayed life. No matter how deep your default patterns of procrastination or avoidance are, you can learn a new way to think and approach the things in your life that matter most to you. This episode will teach you the core tenants of how to stop procrastinating and settlings for average. Take what you learn on the podcast deeper, and really experience massive life change by joining me RISK-FREE in the COLLEGE OF CONFIDENCE. Find out more and get started at www.collegeofconfidence.com Get my FREE EBOOK of faith-based affirmations, an instant download, my gift to you. Just go to www.trishblackwell.com/ebook  To learn how to stop caring what people think, take my FREE INSTANT ACCESS MASTERCLASS. Just go to www.trishblackwell.com/stopcaring Order my customized journals from Amazon at www.trishblackwell.com/journals Get a copy of my newest book, STRAIGHTEN YOUR CROWN. You can get the audiobook, Kindle or paperback version at Amazon by going to www.trishblackwell.com/crown Want to get on my waiting list for my next 1:1 coaching spot? Fill out an application at www.trishblackwell.com/coaching For more notes from this episode, go to www.trishblackwell.com/513