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Spencer Pratt “fight socialism Oregon” rally Oct 14th at Langdon Farms Golf Club and it's free!! Register now! https://web.cvent.com/event/d2171557-ca26-43cc-8c3f-edf9156ae3b4/summary?utm_campaign=fightsocialismoregon&utm_medium=Redirect&utm_source=VanityURL Can Kotax's massive money advantage save her? https://www.oregonjournalismproject.org/10-million-mystery-check-hangs-over-governors-race Drazan's billboard says it all: https://oregoncatalyst.com/99500-drazan-debuts-kotekbigquestion-billboards.html Massive response to ODOT survey says fix the roads first! https://www.tri-cityherald.com/news/nation-world/national/article317415132.html  

Send us Fan MailHave you ever missed one class, had one unproductive day, or received no response to a message, and suddenly your brain decided everything was falling apart?One small event can quickly become a much bigger story:“You're getting behind.”“Here we go again.”“You always mess things up.”“You're never going to figure this out.”In this episode, I share a conversation with a college student who worried that she was “slipping” after missing one planned day of classes. Although she already knew how to catch up, her brain connected that one absence to difficult experiences from her past.This is what anxious brains do. They search for possible problems and use old experiences to predict what might happen next. However, the loudest thought in your mind is not necessarily the truth.Using my Perception, Process, and Plan framework, I explain how to:• Separate the facts from the frightening story your brain is creating• Understand what your inner critic is trying to protect you from• Respond to negative thoughts without fighting or believing them• Redirect your mind toward a more helpful thought• Choose one practical next step instead of shutting down• Use your strengths and values to move forwardIntentional thinking is not toxic positivity. It does not mean pretending that nothing is wrong. It means recognizing what is true, removing the extra story your brain has added, and deciding what you want to do next.We cannot always stop anxious or critical thoughts from showing up, but we do not have to give them the steering wheel.If your teen or young adult needs help managing anxious thoughts, overcoming overwhelm, and following through on what matters to them, I provide personalized anxiety coaching for young people ages 14–24.Learn more or contact me here.Subscribe for practical support for teen anxiety, college transitions, emotional regulation, independence, and young adult life.  Find my podcastEmail me:  ccoufal@cynthiacoufalcoaching.comText me:  785-380-2064More information

Recorded the day after the first SearchNorwichXL, this episode recaps the last four weeks of SEO news from the Core Updates newsletter:Google rolling out google.com/goto pass-through URLs to deter scraping amid the SERP API lawsuit (with rank-tracking tools finding workarounds); Google Search Console's generative AI performance reporting rolling out globally, showing impressions for AI Overviews/AI Mode, alongside a toggle to opt sites out of generative AI features without affecting organic rankings; data suggesting nearly all People Also Ask results are AI-generated; and a Google AI Contribution pilot in Search Console that tests paying publishers when their content significantly contributes to AI-generated responses in Gemini, AI Overviews, and AI Mode.News storieshttps://www.seroundtable.com/google-search-goto-tracking-41957.htmlhttps://searchengineland.com/google-search-console-ai-performance-reports-and-search-generative-ai-control-rolling-out-globally-486269https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7503164423075725313/https://9to5google.com/2026/09/17/google-ai-contribution-pilot-tests-paying-websites-when-theyre-used-in-ai-results/Chapters00:00 Welcome and recap01:11 SearchNorwichXL highlights02:15 September 2026 news02:40 Google's new goto redirect URLs05:26 GSC AI reports rollout08:42 AI Overviews takeover People Also Ask11:15 Google pilots new publisher payment program15:44 Season five teaser17:21 Wrap up

Digital crime investigator Andrea Kinzig faced a defense cross-examination in the Caleb Flynn trial that put an unpursued tip squarely in front of the jury. Kinzig testified that investigators did not follow up on Zachary McIntosh's tip about a supposed hit on Caleb Flynn by Chris Hill because Tipp City Police and the FBI collectively agreed not to pursue it. Flynn is charged in the death of his wife, Ashley Flynn, and has pleaded not guilty.Kinzig also testified about the Flynn home's Blink camera system. According to records obtained from Amazon, she said cameras at the front door, back door, and living room were last online on January 26, weeks before Ashley's death. During cross, Kinzig acknowledged that, theoretically, Alleigha Botner's reported loss of a laptop could have been a ruse.The defense highlighted communications that cast Caleb in a positive light, including affectionate texts between Caleb and Ashley with repeated "I love you" messages. Redirect brought the fight over context. Kinzig testified that the defense records were cherry-picked rather than a complete communications history, and she said she could not verify the accuracy of the data she was shown.The defense says Ashley was killed by a home invader and investigators rushed to judgment. Prosecutors allege Caleb staged the scene to resemble a burglary.Listen Anywhere You Get Podcasts: https://pod.link/1655749292Want to comment and watch this podcast as a video? Check out our YouTube Channel.https://www.youtube.com/@hiddenkillerspod?sub_confirmation=1Join Our SubStack For AD-FREE ADVANCE EPISODES & EXTRAS!: https://hiddenkillers.substack.com/Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hiddenkillerspod/Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hiddenkillerspod/Tik-Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@hiddenkillerspodX Twitter https://x.com/tonybpodThis publication contains commentary and opinion based on publicly available information. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Nothing published here should be taken as a statement of fact, health or legal advice.#CalebFlynn #AndreaKinzig #HiddenKillers #AshleyFlynn #CalebFlynnTrial #MurderTrial #TrueCrime #CourtroomTestimony #DigitalEvidence #OhioTrial

Cindy Esliger explores how to tell the difference between paying our dues and getting stuck with dead-end work that does nothing to move our careers forward. Many talented professionals automatically accept the note-taking, coffee runs, meeting setup, and other busy work because being agreeable feels safer than pushing back. But simply working harder is rarely the answer. Cindy explains why our automatic yes can become a career blind spot and how learning to make more deliberate decisions about where we spend our time can help us move toward the strategic, visible work we actually want. Not every unglamorous assignment is a trap. Sometimes doing work we would rather avoid builds trust, develops an important skill or relationship, or gives us visibility with someone who influences where we end up next. Cindy offers a three-question filter for deciding whether to accept, negotiate, or decline an assignment: 1. Does it build a skill or relationship we are actually going to need later? 2. Is it visible to someone who actually influences where we end up next? 3. Would saying no here cost us more politically than just doing it this one time? She also uses the metaphor of solving a maze from the end rather than the beginning. By getting clear on where we want to go and working backward, it becomes easier to recognize the detours and traps before we encounter them.Once a task really is identified as a dead end, Cindy shares seven ways to decline it or minimize our involvement while protecting important workplace relationships: 1. Reframe instead of flatly refusing, 2. Know the difference between our manager's top priority and someone else's request, 3. Offer a reduced-scope version instead of full ownership, 4. Redirect to the right owner, 5. Turn the pattern into data, not a complaint, 6. Ask directly for the visible work, and 7. Manage the emotional residue in real time. The goal is not one dramatic boundary-setting moment. It is small, repeated actions that compound over time because consistency beats intensity. The no and the ask are a pair. By setting one boundary, asking for the work we actually want, and letting go of the identity of the reliable yes person, we can begin making room for something new. Key Moments:00:01:34 Why Soft Skills Matter for Career Growth00:04:05 Breaking the Habit of Automatically Saying Yes00:07:04 Paying Your Dues or Accepting a Dead End Task?00:07:47 Three Questions to Evaluate the Next Request00:09:51 Working Backward From the Career Goal00:12:38 Knowing When to Persevere and When to Let Go00:13:59 How the Safety of Busy Work Keeps Us Stuck00:14:48 Seven Ways to Strategically Say No00:15:19 Reframing a No as a Negotiation00:16:44 Turning a Pattern of Busy Work Into Data00:17:31 Pairing the Strategic No With a Direct Ask00:18:21 Building Confidence Through Small Assertive Actions00:19:47 Setting One Boundary to Start Changing the Pattern Resources discussed in this episode:Guide to the Strategic NoAstronomic AudioConfidence Collective—Contact Cindy Esliger Career Confidence Coaching: website | instagram | facebook | linkedin | email Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Cross-examination of Ohio BCI Special Agent David Hammond shifted the Caleb Flynn trial away from what was photographed at the scene and toward what investigators never recovered. Hammond testified that the firearm used on Ashley Flynn was never found, giving the defense one of its clearest factual points from this stretch of testimony. Hammond also told jurors that he did not personally interview Caleb Flynn. Defense questioning pressed further into the garage evidence, where Hammond had previously criticized the appearance of the damaged door handle. On cross, he acknowledged that he neither weighed the refrigerator positioned against the door nor attempted to move it. Defense counsel then presented a different entry theory. Rather than someone breaking through the garage door, the defense suggested that a person could have used a garage-door signal to open it. The theory was raised by the defense during questioning and remains part of its effort to support the claim that an intruder entered the home. Caleb Flynn, 40, has pleaded not guilty to 11 charges, including aggravated murder, in the death of his wife and murder victim, Ashley Flynn, 37. Prosecutors allege the burglary scene was staged after Ashley was killed. The defense argues investigators settled on Caleb too quickly and failed to fully account for an outside intruder. Redirect gave prosecutors a chance to answer one forensic issue. Hammond testified that gunshot residue is fragile evidence and is not used that often. That testimony addressed the limits Hammond placed on that type of testing without supplying the missing firearm or resolving the defense's alternate-entry argument. The jury now has Hammond's prosecution testimony about why he believed the scene was staged, along with the concessions defense counsel drew out on cross. Those two versions of the investigation are now sitting side by side for jurors to weigh. Listen Anywhere You Get Podcasts: https://pod.link/1655749292 Want to comment and watch this podcast as a video? Check out our YouTube Channel. https://www.youtube.com/@hiddenkillerspod?sub_confirmation=1 Join Our SubStack For AD-FREE ADVANCE EPISODES & EXTRAS!: https://hiddenkillers.substack.com/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hiddenkillerspod/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hiddenkillerspod/ Tik-Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@hiddenkillerspod X Twitter https://x.com/tonybpod This publication contains commentary and opinion based on publicly available information. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Nothing published here should be taken as a statement of fact, health or legal advice. #CalebFlynnTrial #DavidHammond #TrueCrimeToday #CalebFlynn #AshleyFlynn #OhioBCI #DefenseTheory #MissingWeapon #MurderTrial #TrialCoverage

Im 17. SISTRIX SEO Talk diskutieren Mario Jung (OMT GmbH) und die drei Experten Johannes Beus (SISTRIX GmbH), Markus Hövener (Bloofusion GmbH) und Johan von Hülsen (Wingmen Online Marketing GmbH) über die wichtigsten Entwicklungen der letzten Wochen. Ein Schwerpunkt liegt auf neuen Chrome UX Daten, die jetzt auch Werbeintensität auf Websites sichtbar machen. Publisher Seiten werden dadurch transparenter. Zudem hebt er die neuen Google Trends Kategorien hervor, die Keyword Cluster nach Themen wie Kraftfahrzeuge oder Tiere analysierbar machen – ein praktischer Boost für Themenrecherche. Johannes Beus berichtet über Googles große Änderung bei Go To Links und der zunehmenden Verschmelzung von Search und AI Overviews. Google blendet URLs zunehmend hinter internen Redirects und aktiviert Overviews automatisch, was die Suchergebnislandschaft nachhaltig verändert. Gleichzeitig sorgt die DMA Umstellung in Europa für Chaos: Shopping Boxen verschwinden, neue „Supplier“ und „Aggregator“-Boxen entstehen, die ausschließlich über Crawling befüllt werden. Markus Hövener sieht die DMA Änderungen besonders für Shops kritisch, weil Shopping Flächen und CTR starke Produktboxen wegfallen. Für Unternehmen bedeutet das: Ruhe bewahren, weiter auf saubere Produktdaten, starke Inhalte und technische Solidität setzen. Es wird betont, dass aktuell „Nebel“ herrscht und strategische Richtungswechsel verfrüht wären. Beim Thema Rankingfaktoren sind sich alle einig: Backlinks werden überbewertet, Nutzersignale unterschätzt, und generische Expertenumfragen sind mit Vorsicht zu genießen, da viele Befragte seit Jahren nicht mehr operativ arbeiten.

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Have you ever had a plan for your business that completely fell apart,  and later realized God was actually redirecting you the whole time? That's exactly where today's guest, Ashley Dion, found herself. Ashley had a program and a coaching direction mapped out, and it started going off course in a way that felt confusing and even a little scary. In this live coaching conversation, we walk through what it looks like to stay obedient even when your plan doesn't hold and what happens on the other side when you trust God's redirection instead of white-knuckling your own map. We also talk about something I think every podcaster needs to hear: your show is reaching further than you can see. You will never be able to fully trace the ripple of your voice, but God can. For someone out there right now, your podcast might be the literal answer to a prayer they've been praying. You just haven't heard about it yet. I pray this episode encourages you to trust the redirect, keep showing up in obedience, and remember that your voice matters more than you know. God is so faithful!   Ready to Launch Your Own God-Led Podcast? Join my FREE 5-Day Profitable Podcast Bootcamp! I'll walk you through how to create a podcast that makes steady income on autopilot, without relying on social media.

What happens when someone you love finally seems to have changed—only for an old, painful pattern to suddenly come back? In this deeply relatable coaching session, Christine works with Haley, who grew up with a verbally and emotionally abusive father. After a period of having no relationship with him, the two spent the last five years rebuilding their connection. Haley began to genuinely enjoy being around her father and finally felt loved and supported by him. Then one painful conflict changed everything. After Haley stood up for her younger sister, she saw a side of her father she hadn't seen in years. Suddenly, she was transported back to the fear, hurt, and confusion she experienced as a child. The relationship she thought had changed no longer felt as safe or stable as she believed. Christine helps Haley explore the painful reality of what happens when someone shows signs of growth but reverts to old behaviors the moment we disagree, set a boundary, or stop behaving the way they want us to. Together, they explore narcissistic traits, emotionally abusive family dynamics, accountability, boundaries, grieving the parent you wanted, and the difference between someone's potential and the reality of what they're actually capable of relationally. For Haley, the deeper work may not be figuring out how to get her father to understand. It may be finding her own voice, trusting her inner authority, protecting her peace, and letting go of the hope that saying something perfectly will finally create the response she's always wanted. If you've ever rebuilt a relationship only to have an old pattern return, this conversation is a powerful reminder that the good moments don't necessarily have to be fake—but they also don't erase what happens when conflict, boundaries, or individuation enter the relationship. Press play to explore how accepting someone's limitations can help you stop fighting for their potential and start choosing your own peace. Consider / Ask Yourself Have you believed someone changed, only to see an old painful behavior suddenly return? Are you still hoping that if you explain yourself clearly enough, someone will finally understand your perspective? Did you learn as a child that staying quiet was the safest way to avoid conflict? Are you investing more energy in someone's potential than in the reality of how they consistently show up? What would choosing your own peace look like if the other person never takes accountability or apologizes? Key Insights and A-Ha's People can have genuinely good periods and still have limited capacity for healthy conflict and repair. One of the clearest tests of a relationship can be what happens when you disagree, say no, set a boundary, or stop organizing yourself around another person's emotional needs. When a child grows up around emotionally abusive or narcissistic traits, speaking up may feel unsafe even in adulthood. Trying harder to make someone understand you can repeat the childhood pattern of fighting for validation and approval. Healthy relational repair requires the capacity for responsibility, accountability, empathy, and apology. Understanding someone's limitations can help you manage your expectations and make more self-honoring choices. The "good" moments don't necessarily mean someone has fundamentally changed—and the painful moments don't necessarily mean every good moment was fake. Sometimes peace comes from accepting what a relationship actually is rather than continuing to fight for what you wish it could become. Potential isn't the same thing as reality. How to Deepen the Work Learn more about narcissistic traits and emotionally unhealthy relationship patterns so you can better understand what may—and may not—be possible in the relationship. Ask yourself whether you're speaking because it's important for your own integrity or because you're hoping to finally make the other person understand. If repair is necessary, consider what you can genuinely take responsibility for without apologizing for something that would feel like self-betrayal. Notice when you're tempted to overexplain, defend yourself, or prove your perspective. Grieve the idealized version of the parent or relationship you hoped you could have. Redirect energy away from trying to change someone and toward relationships where accountability, empathy, and mutual effort are possible. Ask yourself: "What do I need to choose for my own peace?" Resources Mentioned in This Episode Be the Queen Christine and her husband are opening the doors to Be the Queen again in April. The program is designed for women who want to call in healthy, soul-aligned partnership and stop unconsciously attracting relationships based on patterns from their past. Join the early-bird notification list for special pricing and additional resources: Learn more about Be the Queen Coaches Corner with Rebecca Zung Christine references her previous conversation with Rebecca Zung about narcissism and navigating relationships with high-conflict people. She recommends revisiting this episode for additional insight into why defending yourself may become an exhausting and unproductive use of your energy in certain relational dynamics. Listen to Christine's Coaches Corner with Rebecca Zung Dr. Ramani Christine also recommends exploring the work of Dr. Ramani Durvasula for additional education about narcissism, narcissistic traits, and narcissistic relationships. Social Media + Resources Christine Hassler — Take a Coaching Assessment Christine Hassler Podcasts including Coaches Corner Expectation Hangover by Christine Hassler Facebook — Christine Hassler Instagram — @ChristineHassler Instagram — @SacredUnionCouples Apply to be coached on the show Courses, retreats, and more resources

Is it possible to make cybersecurity fun and engaging?I sat down for an interview Reshad Alam and Corey Sodes. And I think both would answer the above, in chorus, with a loud YES!Reshad is VP & Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Regal Rexnord. Corey is the CTO and co-founder of Secure Compliance Solutions (SCS). Both carry an unmatched passion for their work.Corey and Reshad riffed on a number of topics…AI isn't exposing your data. It's exposing how much of it is already in the hands of your employees.Don't block. Redirect.Innovate with purpose.HR is not giving you a free t-shirt.How continuous learning is critical to landing a cybersecurity job.Experience Milwaukee is powered by Xorbix Technologies and this episode is also presented by Digital Bridge.

"You just keep the lines of communication open, never close them. ... God knows what we're thinking anyway; He just wants us to tell Him." - Sharon WilliamsHave you ever believed the lie that your window for a divine calling has expired? In this soul-stirring episode, we sit down with 84-year-old author Sharon Williams to shatter the illusion of "too late." Starting her publishing journey at 79 years old in the middle of a global crisis, Sharon is the living embodiment of a spiritually brave legacy.As a spiritual investigative journalist, I love digging into the practical, Monday-morning reality of walking with the Holy Spirit. Sharon brings a breathtaking depth of lived-in wisdom from her nine years as a hospice volunteer, her time leading community Bible studies, and her own miraculous encounters with God's protective voice. EPISODE TAKEAWAYS: WHAT YOU WILL HEAR AND RECEIVE THE AGELESS CALLING: Discover why your kingdom assignment has no expiration date, giving you the week-one courage to launch that God-given project today. HEARING THE PROTECTIVE WHISPER: Learn to recognize sudden Holy Spirit promptings to keep you safe and walking in His daily protection. THE KITCHEN TELEPHONE STRATEGY: Master a simple activation to keep an open, running dialogue with Jesus through the mundane chaos of your day. OVERCOMING PARALYZING FEAR: Receive a massive perspective shift that replaces fear with Christ's love, instantly unlocking your bold voice.

Rank Math and Yoast solve the same WordPress SEO problem, but their workflows suit different people. In this conversation, I explain which plugin I'd choose for a site owner who will configure the settings and which makes more sense for an editorial team.We compare redirects, role controls, editor guidance and setup defaults, then look at schema, sitemaps and migration. The speed discussion comes from matching test installs of the free plugins; paid features and license terms come from documentation. A lighter editor download is not proof of better rankings, and switching plugins won't repair weak content or missing internal links.Chapters00:00 The short answer, and how the two plugins were measured03:16 Redirects, the 404 monitor, roles and internal linking07:20 The editor sidebar, first activation, and the upsell count10:53 Schema, sitemaps, and the speed numbers15:01 Database footprint, uninstall leftovers, and pricing18:56 Stores, local sites, teams, and the AI features22:41 Switching safely, the verdict, and what Gaurav tells clientsSources and Related ReadingFull Article, Comparisons and ResourcesRank Math ReviewBest WordPress SEO Plugins, compared by use caseInternal Linking for WordPress: Manual vs PluginsHow to Fix Orphan Pages in WordPressClean Up Autoloaded wp_options BloatRank Math DocumentationYoast Help and DocumentationMore From GauravGauravTiwari.org: Articles, Tools and TutorialsGatilab: Web Development, Design and Growth

Episode SummaryIn this episode of The Kingdom Biblecast, Brother Lawrence Lee and Brother Keith Cannon explore Proverbs 16:9: “We can make our plans, but the Lord determines our steps.”Through the lives of Abraham, Joseph, Moses, David, Ruth, Esther, and the apostle Paul, the hosts demonstrate how God guides His people through uncertainty, waiting, hardship, unexpected changes, and closed doors. They also look to Jesus Christ as the greatest example of surrender to the Father's will.This conversation reminds us that planning is wise, but surrender is essential. A delay does not mean God has forgotten us, a closed door may be His protection, and redirection is not necessarily rejection. Even when we cannot see the entire road ahead, we can trust God to provide enough light for our next faithful step.Listeners are challenged to surrender one plan, decision, or concern to God and identify one practical act of obedience they can take this week. God's direction is wiser, His timing is perfect, and His purpose is greater than anything we could design for ourselves.Podcast Episode DescriptionWhen life doesn't unfold according to our plans, can we still trust God?In this episode of The Kingdom Biblecast, Brother Lawrence Lee and Brother Keith Cannon discuss “When God Redirects Our Plans,” based on Proverbs 16:9: “We can make our plans, but the Lord determines our steps.”Together, they examine how Abraham, Joseph, Moses, David, Ruth, Esther, Paul, and Jesus trusted God through uncertainty, waiting, painful circumstances, dangerous assignments, and unexpected redirection. Their stories remind us that God can use every season to develop our character, prepare us for His purpose, and lead us toward opportunities we could not see for ourselves.You'll discover why:• Planning is wise, but surrender is essential
• God's redirection is not rejection
• A delay is not necessarily a denial
• A closed door may be God's protection
• Waiting can be part of your preparation
• Faithfulness in small things can lead to greater Kingdom opportunities
• Our responsibility is obedience—the outcome belongs to GodIf your life looks different from what you planned, be encouraged: God has not forgotten you. Keep praying, trusting, and obeying Him one faithful step at a time.Hosted by Brother Lawrence Lee and Brother Keith Cannon.Seek the Kingdom. Live the Word. Walk it Out.Thank you for listening! Please subscribe and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement today. God bless you!

I have coached so many amazing people that tell me they have writer's block, but I'm not fooled by that :) Most of us (including me) experience, emotional upset that makes us THINK our writing days are over. The truth is that we can't write as clearly or thoughtfully when tangled up emotions are dictating every word. So you're not experiencing writers block. Your experiencing distress in your personal or professional life. Today I'm offering good news: I can help you with this! I like to use an ancient tool called the Enneagram. You certainly don't need any background with this tool to follow along easily with this episode. I believe the content of today's show will give you peace as well as a few tricks you can use to quickly get "unblocked." And I have far more tricks up my sleeve. I also offered Classes and Retreats. I've just started talking about the latest offerings in this newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/e97bc2e77735/stories-of-love-the-retreat-bundle?e=%5BUNIQID%5D If you find you'd like a free consultation, please write to me and make the request. https://www.coachdebby.com/connect Coach Debby on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@coachdebby564?si=q88zUTXpZJbYIKi5

Your plans made sense. You prayed, you prepared, you did your part and then God redirected you anyway. Day 9 of 31 Days of Obedience sits right in that tension and names it for what it is: a moment that can either deepen your trust or expose what you've been clinging to. I'm Nicole Hubb, and I'm walking with you through daily surrender, one honest yes at a time.We start with Proverbs 16:9 and let it say what it says: you can plan, but the Lord guides your steps. That truth is comforting until the “guided steps” lead somewhere you did not choose. I talk through why redirection is not always correction, and why a change of direction doesn't automatically mean you heard God wrong. Sometimes He led you there for a season, and obedience now looks like following Him somewhere else.We also look at Acts 16, where the Holy Spirit blocks Paul and Silas from going to Asia and sends them to Macedonia instead. Then we get practical with a heart-check question you can journal on: are you surrendered to God's will, or attached to how you expect His will to unfold? We end by practicing release before action and praying for open hands, open ears, and the courage to move, wait, or stand still when God leads.If this encouraged you, subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a rating or review so more women can find these devotionals. What's one area where you feel God redirecting you right now?

I have coached so many amazing people that tell me they have writer's block, but I'm not fooled by that :) Most of us (including me) experience, emotional upset that makes us THINK our writing days are over. The truth is that we can't write as clearly or thoughtfully when tangled up emotions are dictating every word.So you're not experiencing writers block. Your experiencing distress in your personal or professional life. Today I'm offering good news: I can help you with this! I like to use an ancient tool called the Enneagram. You certainly don't need any background with this tool to follow along easily with this episode. I believe the content of today's show will give you peace as well as a few tricks you can use to quickly get "unblocked."And I have far more tricks up my sleeve. I also offered Classes and Retreats. I've just started talking about the latest offerings in this newsletter:https://mailchi.mp/e97bc2e77735/stories-of-love-the-retreat-bundle?e=%5BUNIQID%5DIf you find you'd like a free consultation, please write to me and make the request. https://www.coachdebby.com/connectCoach Debby on YouTube:https://youtube.com/@coachdebby564?si=q88zUTXpZJbYIKi5See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In the autumn of 2021, Ron Gonen sat across from me and made a call that sounded like activism: fossil fuel assets were already stranded, the smart money was gone, and anyone divesting that year was a decade too late. He said it during the best year energy stocks had had in a decade. For eighteen months, he looked flat wrong.He wasn't. This is a re-release, and before the interview I score the thesis against what actually happened. In 2024 the S&P's fossil fuel components returned 5.7% against 25% for the index; the sector has underperformed in seven of the last ten years and shrunk from 30% of the index in 1980 to about 3% today. The regulation he predicted arrived: seven states now have packaging producer-responsibility laws, up from two. And the single national recycling company he said the US needed — which did not exist when we spoke — he built a year later. It's Circular Services, now the largest privately held recycler in the US, with close to a billion dollars behind it from Brookfield, Microsoft, Nestlé, PepsiCo, Starbucks and Unilever.Ron Gonen is the Founder and CEO of Closed Loop Partners, an investment firm and innovation center built entirely around the circular economy. He founded and ran RecycleBank, served as New York City's Deputy Commissioner of Sanitation, Recycling and Sustainability, and wrote The Waste-Free World. In this conversation he lays out why the linear “extract, use, landfill” economy is a subsidised anomaly, why he thinks circular investing carries a clear financial edge rather than a moral discount, and how he underwrites it — value investing, price-to-value discipline, and a corporate LP base that tells him where the market is going before it gets there.The one part he under-called was the politics — and that's the live risk. Federal policy went the other way, every gain came from the states, and the fight he once compared to a bug bite is now a 17-state lawsuit. He was right on the assets, the regulation, and the infrastructure. The open question is whether the politics catches up.In this episode we discuss:Why he called fossil fuel assets “stranded” in the middle of their best year — and how that call has agedThe financial case that circular and sustainable portfolios beat the market, not lag itWhy the linear economy only works because extraction and landfill are subsidisedHow George Soros's writing turned an idealistic student into an investorValue investing applied to the circular economy: strict price-to-value discipline and a sub-$10M entry screenHow a corporate LP base of the largest CPG companies can de-risk the thesisRedirecting $100 billion in fossil fuel subsidies — “without costing taxpayers a cent”Why he builds a circular economy rather than thinking of himself as an investorFeatured guest:Ron Gonen, Founder & CEO, Closed Loop PartnersDiscover More from SRI360°:Explore all episodes of the SRI360° PodcastSign up for the free weekly email updateKey Takeaways:Stranded means stranded. Ron called fossil fuel assets impaired in 2021, with the divestment window already a decade closed. By 2024 the S&P's fossil components returned 5.7% against 25% for the index.The moral discount is a myth. He argues circular, stakeholder-aligned portfolios outperform — a fund built on the “greediest” companies would never have screened out Enron, WorldCom, or Tyco.The linear economy is subsidised, not natural. Extraction and landfill dominate only because they're propped up; the fossil fuel industry that makes plastic takes roughly $20 billion a year in US subsidies.Value investing, applied to circularity. Every fund runs a strict price-to-value discipline. On the venture side the hard screen is a sub-$10 million post-money valuation, then whether the tech can become a business, then the team.The corporate LP base is the edge. Closed Loop's LPs include some of the largest CPG companies, and they signal where supply chains are heading — turning an “idealistic” thesis into a realistic one.Redirect the subsidies. His biggest structural idea: move $100 billion over five years from fossil fuel subsidies into circular and renewable industries. As reallocation, not new spending, he argues it costs taxpayers nothing.The politics is the unhedged risk. Every recent gain came from the states, not federal policy, and incumbent resistance has escalated from a “bug bite” to a 17-state lawsuit — the one variable no investor controls.Additional ResourcesRon Gonen on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ron-gonen-807a49/Closed Loop Partners: https://www.closedlooppartners.com/Circular Services:  https://circularservices.com/The Waste-Free World (book): https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/646769/the-waste-free-world-by-ron-gonen/

Redirect testimony from Dr. Avram Mack turned into a battle over diagnostic fine print Monday in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial. Clancy, 34, of Duxbury, Massachusetts, is accused of strangling her three children — 5-year-old Cora, 3-year-old Dawson, and 7-month-old Callan — with exercise resistance bands inside the family's Summer Street home on January 24, 2023. She faces three counts of murder and three counts of strangulation, has pleaded not guilty, and her defense is built on a claim of severe postpartum psychosis and psychiatric overmedication led by attorney Kevin Reddington. After Reddington spent his cross picking at Mack's credentials and motives, prosecutors used redirect to reframe the whole diagnostic argument. They had Mack explain that while postpartum psychosis isn't its own DSM diagnosis, "postpartum onset" is a recognized specifier that can attach to conditions like bipolar disorder and depression — meaning the clinical reality the defense is describing has a home in

Pastor Andy Cass Worry has a way of taking your mind somewhere God never asked you to live. It pulls tomorrow's trouble into today and leaves your body present while your mind is somewhere else. TEXT: Philippians 4:6, Acts 16:16–30, Matthew 6:25–34, 1 Peter 5:5–7 NOTES: The Problem- Worry has a way of taking your mind where God never asked you to live. Question- Is your pain driving you to prayer? The Problem With Worry * Worry is a horrible predictor of the future. * Worry manipulates you to believe you are not secure, safe, or loved. * Worry will never feed you. * Worry will never clothe you. * Worry will never add value. Three Big Areas of Worry * Provision — Will I have enough? * Physical Condition — Will I be okay? * Perception — What will people think of me? Thanksgiving Changes Us * Recognize what is already blessed. * Redirect your attention. * Rest in the goodness of God. * Reframe your outlook. Closing Practice Name your worry. Write it down. Cast it on the Lord. ⸻ Stay Connected: Give: https://theecho.churchcenter.com/giving Online Service: Sundays 9 AM (YouTube & Facebook Live) Connect: https://theecho.churchcenter.com/people/forms/113001 Instagram: @wearetheechochurch #EchoChurch #ChristianSermon #FaithGrowth #BibleTeaching

Your day job does not have to be the enemy of your entrepreneurial dream.It can be the funding source that helps you build it.In this episode of The Level Up Podcast, Paul Alex breaks down how aspiring entrepreneurs can use the stability of a 9-to-5 paycheck to fund their side hustle, reduce unnecessary risk, and create a smarter path toward business ownership.Quitting too early can create desperation.Keeping your income while strategically investing into your business gives you time to prove the model, build infrastructure, and create momentum before making the leap.In this episode, you'll learn:• Why your day job can become your first source of startup capital• How quitting before your business generates revenue can create unnecessary risk• Why delaying lifestyle upgrades gives you more money to invest into growth• How a clear exit strategy can turn your paycheck into fuel for your futureThe truth is simple:Your current job can help finance your escape from it.Control your spending.Redirect the capital.Invest in the tools, talent, and marketing required to build your business.Use the safety net while you build the rocket.When the side hustle becomes strong enough to replace the paycheck, you can make the transition from a position of strength instead of desperation.Your Network is your NETWORTH!Make sure to add me on all SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS:Instagram: https://jo.my/paulalex2024Facebook: https://jo.my/fbpaulalex2024YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGhDAD1JyGGzSQUPD9lc9HQLinkedIn: https://jo.my/inpaulalex2024Looking for a secondary source of income or want to become an entrepreneur? Check out one of my companies below to see if we can help you:www.CashSwipe.comFREE Copy of my book “Blue to Digital Gold - The New American Dream”www.officialPaulAlex.com

Storms, Part 3: The Storm That RedirectsJonah 1:1-6  This week, we continue on in our Storms series with Part 3: The Storm That RedirectsWe've seen how storms can: Reveal what's in our hearts (Week 1) Refine our character (Week 2) This week, we look at how some storms exist simply to change our direction, because God has a purpose that He's determined to fulfill in us. We'll dive into the story of Jonah, tracing his flight from God's call, the storm that stopped his escape, and the mercy hidden inside his three days in the belly of a great fish. We'll place his story next to Paul's — a man blinded on the road to Damascus, redirected not from rebellion, but from misplaced zeal. Together, their stories show us two kinds of storms: some are corrective, and some are providential. The Big Idea: Some storms change our direction so God can fulfill His purpose.The Bottom Line: Sometimes what feels like a setback is actually God's redirection and course correction. Come ready to reflect on where you may be resisting God's redirection in your own life. We'll have time to respond together in prayer.See you Sunday!Pastor doug

Forgiveness is not an all-or-nothing process. You can partially release by choosing to stop ruminating, and even if you don't feel entirely at peace yet, it is important to recognize that you have made meaningful progress. Every step you take away from feeling resentment is a step toward your sense of freedom. - Kinga Mnich, PhD 1. Know exactly what you are forgiving2. Commit to forgiving for your own benefit3. Separate the person from the act4. Release unenforceable rules5. Redirect your energy toward your own lifeTHE SOURCE:https://positivepsychology.com/neuroscience-of-forgiveness/https://www.neurologylive.com/view/neurobiology-forgivenesshttps://www.simplypsychology.com/articles/forgiveness-psychology-scienceRead Julie's Medium Blog.Support JULIE (and the show!)Support + get some bonus stuff over on PATREON.Get an occasional personal email from me: www.makeyourdamnbedpodcast.comTune in on INSTAGRAM AND YOUTUBE or TIKTOK.Info on War Tax Resistance.Donate to the Palestinian Children's Relief Fund and the Sudan Relief FundThe opinions expressed by Julie Merica and Make Your Damn Bed Podcast are intended for entertainment purposes only. Make Your Damn Bed podcast is not intended or implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/make-your-damn-bed. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Daniel Bove - VP of Athlete Performance for the Philadelphia Flyers - joins us for the 163rd episode of the podcast. On today's show, we talk through his recent transition from being in-season with the Pelicans to jumping right into the playoff push with the Flyers. We then dive into a conversation centered around multi-directional speed and his most recent book, Redirect. This was an outstanding conversation and we were pumped to get Daniel on his first podcast in three years.Check out his new book at his website right here:https://www.athleteframework.com/Follow Daniel on IG @danielboveFind and Follow us on social media @mtn_perform and check back each Wednesday for a new episodeIf you enjoy this podcast - head over to https://mtninsider.netlify.app/ to dive into the MTN Insider which is a deep dive into every episode. Research, 'Fact Checks', and much much more.Huge shoutout to our newest partner: Hytro. Hytro is the answer for performance BFR in our space and we are thrilled to have them partner with MTN. Find out more about Hytro and everything they have to offer ⁠right here: https://hytro.com/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=paid-media&utm_campaign=partner&utm_content=podcast&utm_term=foundationalA huge Thank You to our sponsor, Hawkin Dynamics: Hawkin is the world leader in force measuring, and continues to put forth the tools for high-performance practitioners to be exactly that, high performers. If you haven't yet checked out Hawkins - head over to their website at: https://www.hawkindynamics.com/ and check out everything they have to offerMake sure to check out our sponsor, Samson Equipment: Samson is a leader in manufacturing elite weight room equipment (and have been for nearly 50 years). Founded by Dave and Linda Schroeder, Samson is weight room equipment made by coaches for coaches. Check them out at samsonequipment.com for more informationShoutout to our sponsor, 1080 Motion. The 1080 Sprint is the single best piece of training equipment in the world & has continually changed the game for training speed, strength, and power. Go to 1080motion.com to learn more

Message 10 “Overcoming Pride” ● Daniel 4:2 1. The Prosperity That Fed His Pride (Daniel 4:4–18) ● Daniel 4:10–12 ● Daniel 4:17 2. The Prophecy That Warned His Pride (Daniel 4:19–27) ● Daniel 4:22 ● Daniel 4:26 ● Daniel 4:27 3. The Pronouns That Revealed His Pride (Daniel 4:28–30) ● Daniel 4:30 ● Include six to eight pictures displaying the greatness of Babylon, blanks for each Proud People Versus Humble People 4. The Punishment That Humbled His Pride Daniel 4:31–33 ● Daniel 4:33 5. The Perspective That Healed His Pride Daniel 4:34–37 ● Daniel 4:34 ● Daniel 4:36 Four Practical Steps for Battling Pride 1. Remember That Every Blessing Comes from God 1 Corinthians 4:7 2. Redirect the Glory to God Psalm 115:1 3. Regularly Serve Others Philippians 2:3–5; Philippians 2:7 4. Rehearse the Gospel Daily Galatians 6:14 ● Abraham lying on his face as God speaks to him. ● Moses and Aaron on their faces before God. ● Joshua falling on his face before God—Joshua 5:14. ● Ezekiel falling on his face before God—Ezekiel 1:28. ● Jesus falling on His face in prayer—Matthew 26:39. ● James 4:6

It's 7:30 pm on a Sunday. Everyone's past their limit. The words are loaded on the tip of your tongue — and you're one breath away from saying the thing you'll regret.Here's the truth I learned on my knees cleaning up baseball cards: you don't need more patience in that moment. You need a skill. Patience isn't something you're born with or dig deep and find — it's the byproduct of skills you practice until they kick in on their own.This week I'm handing you the exact skill that saved me: the Redirect skill. Come find out how one question stopped the words before they left my lips — and how to make it kick in for you, too.

When everything around you feels unstable, peace can seem impossible. Psalm 46 speaks directly into that kind of moment. It does not pretend the chaos is small. It reminds you that the chaos is not greater than the God who is with you in it. In this message, we are reminded that peace is not found by controlling every circumstance. It comes from knowing where to run, where our strength comes from, and where to place our attention when fear begins to take over. Whatever you may be facing today, God invites you to bring it to Him, release your grip, and trust that He is present even when everything around you feels uncertain. 5 Takeaways from This Message: Run back to your refuge. When fear and chaos rise, your first response does not have to be panic. Return to God, who is present and available in the middle of trouble. Be careful which voices you listen to. Not every voice deserves your attention. Fear, accusation, constant noise, and anxious thoughts can pull you away from what is true. Rediscover your source of strength. Even when your own strength feels exhausted, there is still a deeper source available to you through the presence of God. Redirect your thinking. Chaos naturally makes us focus on everything that could go wrong. Intentionally remember what God has already done and allow that truth to reshape how you see what you are facing now. Release what you cannot control. “Be still” is an invitation to loosen your grip. You do not have to carry the entire outcome yourself. Bring it to God and let Him be God in the situation. Learn more about Times Square Church at https://tsc.nyc. If you are walking through a season that feels bigger than your strength, return to Psalm 46 today. Bring what you are carrying to God, remember His faithfulness, and let Him be your refuge.

I want to close this week on something that genuinely stopped me in my tracks. A pair of bald eagles I've been following for years at White Rock Lake just raised three eaglets, and watching them this week reminded me of something we all need to hear. If you are truly exceptional at something, you will not have to beg for attention. People will stop what they are doing and watch. But the real lesson I took from those birds has nothing to do with the crowd below them. It has everything to do with the fact that the eagles never once looked down. Key Takeaways Exceptional people attract attention naturally. You do not have to chase recognition when you commit to being truly great at something. Eagles do not think about their audience. The moment you stop performing for others and start executing for yourself is when real growth begins. Worrying about what people think pulls you out of the zone you need to be in. That distraction is costing you more than you realize. Leaders do not wait for consensus. They make the move, set the direction, and let others follow. You need to dictate your own terms. Stop letting outside pressure, opinions, or the flow of the crowd decide what you do and when you do it. Action Steps Identify one craft or skill you want to be apex-level great at and cut the distractions pulling you toward being average at many things instead. Catch yourself the next time you spiral into worrying about others' perception of you. Redirect that mental energy back to your own goal and execution. Make one decision this week purely on your own terms, not because someone pressured you or because it is what everyone else is doing. Notable Quote We're both gonna have that in common. We're both focused on me. That's how you have to treat your life.

Detailed Sermon Summary:  "Legacy of Love: The Greatest Motivation" Pastor Bryan Hudson, D.Min. The sermon “Legacy of Love” explores how the love of God not only saves believers but also transforms their motivations, directs their lives, and creates a spiritual legacy that can be placed within other people. The central text is 2 Corinthians 5:14–15: “For the love of Christ compels us…that those who live should live no longer for themselves, but for Him who died for them and rose again.” The central message is that the God-kind of love is the greatest motivating power in a believer's life. Christ's love should control, compel, and redirect believers so that they no longer live primarily for themselves but for Jesus Christ and the purposes of God. The God-Kind of Love Because the word “love” is used in many different ways, the sermon begins by distinguishing biblical love from friendship, romantic affection, physical attraction, or human sentiment. The love being discussed is the God-kind of love. John 3:16 provides the clearest definition of this love: God loved the world so deeply that He gave His only begotten Son. God's love was demonstrated through sacrifice and action. However, the sacrifice involved more than the Father sending the Son. Jesus also had to willingly accept the assignment. In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus struggled with the suffering He was about to face, yet He submitted Himself to the Father's will, saying, “Nevertheless, not My will, but Yours be done.” The God-kind of love, therefore, is a love that willingly sacrifices itself for others. It does for people what they cannot do for themselves. God sent Jesus, and Jesus willingly gave His life to redeem humanity. The Meaning of Legacy Legacy is defined as what a person leaves behind through character, influence, values, accomplishments, relationships, service, teaching, and personal example. Legacy is not limited to money, property, or material possessions. It includes the lasting impact of how a person lived, loved, served, taught, encouraged, and inspired others. An important distinction is made between inheritance and legacy: Inheritance is what we leave to people. Legacy is what we leave within people. Material possessions can be spent, lost, or consumed. However, what has been deposited within a person can continue shaping that person's life and can be passed on to future generations. God did not merely give believers something to possess. Through Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit, God placed His love within them. That love changes their character, thinking, priorities, and motivations. The Pattern of Spiritual Legacy The pattern of the legacy of love flows: From God the Father, to Jesus Christ, to believers, and then through believers to other people. God placed His love and purpose within Christ. Christ places that same love within believers. Believers are then responsible for placing truth, wisdom, faith, encouragement, and godly values within others. This is especially important for people who work with others, including pastors, teachers, counselors, parents, mentors, community leaders, and those who minister to young people. True influence is more than giving people material assistance. Giving food, resources, or practical help is important, but love also seeks to place something lasting within people. The goal is not only to put something into their hands but also to put truth, hope, wisdom, faith, discipline, and purpose into their hearts and minds. This is why education, counseling, mentoring, ministry, public policy, and advocacy are so important. Good policies and systems help create environments where people can receive what they need to grow and flourish. Love motivates believers not only to serve individuals but also to stand and fight for what is right. What Love Does The sermon describes several ways that love actively works: Love is leverage. It has the power to influence, lift, strengthen, and transform people. Love is light. It dispels darkness, exposes deception, and reveals truth. Love is life. It brings hope, renewal, restoration, and spiritual vitality. Love is liberty. It frees people from fear, guilt, sin, bondage, and oppressive motivations. Love is labor. True love works, serves, sacrifices, remains committed, and accepts responsibility. Love is lordship. It flows from allowing Jesus Christ to rule within the heart. All these qualities originate in the truth that God is love. God possesses many attributes, including power, holiness, majesty, wisdom, and glory, but His actions toward humanity flow from His loving nature. Love caused God to send Jesus. Love caused Jesus to accept the cross. Love causes believers to serve others even when circumstances suggest they have already done enough. Love as the Greatest Motivation The greatest motivation is not recognition, convenience, personal gain, emotional excitement, or public approval. The greatest motivation is the God-kind of love. Emotions and inspiration may rise and fall, but the love of God remains present within the believer. Human motivation cannot always be trusted because it is often influenced by selfishness, fear, pride, comfort, or circumstances. However, when the Spirit of Christ is working within believers, God's love can reorient their motivations. The love of Christ causes people to continue serving when service is difficult. It motivates them to remain faithful when their minds or circumstances suggest that they should withdraw, slow down, or give up. Paul's Labor to Form Christ in People Galatians 4:19 reveals the Apostle Paul's motivation: “My little children, for whom I labor in birth again until Christ is formed in you.” Paul used the language of childbirth and labor to describe his ministry. He did not simply enter a city, preach a sermon, and immediately leave. He often remained with people for extended periods because he wanted Christ to be formed within them. Formation takes time. Whether someone is cooking, painting, building, teaching, mentoring, or developing another person, meaningful results rarely happen instantly. Important things must be worked, shaped, nurtured, and developed. Modern society often demands immediate results, but spiritual formation does not work that way. The legacy of love requires patience, presence, commitment, and sustained labor. “If One Died for All, Then All Died” In 2 Corinthians 5:14, Paul writes: “If One died for all, then all died.” Jesus died on behalf of every person. His death provided the possibility of salvation and new life for everyone. This does not mean that everyone is automatically saved. It means that the provision for salvation has already been made and is available to all who believe. Salvation is therefore not far away. Romans 10:8–9 teaches that the word is near, in a person's mouth and heart. When a person confesses Jesus as Lord and believes that God raised Him from the dead, that person will be saved. People may think they are not ready to receive salvation, but Christ has already completed the necessary work. The provision is ready. The invitation is near. They must recognize their spiritual condition and receive what Christ has provided. Apart from Christ, people may be physically alive but spiritually dead. Christ's death and resurrection make genuine spiritual life possible. Living No Longer for Ourselves Second Corinthians 5:15 explains the proper response to Christ's sacrifice: “He died for all, that those who live should live no longer for themselves, but for Him who died for them and rose again.” Once people understand that Christ died to give them life, their motivations should change. They should no longer view life as something to be lived only for personal pleasure, comfort, advancement, or self-interest. Those who have experienced God's grace should ask: Why am I still alive? What has God preserved me to accomplish? How should I live in light of what Christ has done? What should motivate my decisions? Believers do not need to experience a near-death event before appreciating that life is a gift from God. Every day should be lived with gratitude and purpose. Because Christ gave His life for them, believers should willingly offer their lives to Him. They retain the power to make choices, but those choices should be made in light of God's mercy and Christ's sacrifice. The Love of Christ Compels Us The word “compels” communicates a powerful controlling and directing influence. Different Bible translations express this idea in several ways: The love of Christ “controls and compels us.” Believers are “ruled by the love of Christ.” Love is the “controlling force” in the believer's life. Christ's love takes hold of believers so completely that they can no longer continue living according to their former motivations. God's love is stronger and more dependable than temporary emotional excitement. Inspiration may come and go, but the love of God remains within believers as a sustaining and guiding force. God's Love as a Spiritual GPS The sermon uses GPS technology as an illustration of how the love of Christ directs believers. When someone enters a destination into a GPS, the system does more than show the person's current location. It continually provides direction. It tells the driver where to turn, warns when the driver has gone off course, and recalculates after a wrong turn. In the same way, the love of Christ becomes a controlling direction in the believer's life. God's love: Sets the destination. Influences decisions. Gives direction. Warns when a person is drifting. Redirects after mistakes. Brings the believer back on course. The love of God is like a spiritual GPS. It does not merely provide information; it provides direction and redirection. During a ministry trip through the northern deserts of Kenya, there was no cellular service, yet GPS continued to work because it communicated through satellites. That experience illustrates God's spiritual presence. Even when normal human connections, resources, or familiar supports are unavailable, God remains present and able to guide. Just as GPS has become a dependable tool for navigation, believers should learn to depend even more completely upon the love and presence of God. Replacing Lesser Motivations If believers possess the love of Christ, they should not continue depending upon older, inferior motivations. Some lesser motivations include: What I want. What benefits me. How other people see me. What makes me comfortable. How I can maintain control. Fear of criticism. Desire for approval. Self-preservation. Pride. Anger. Personal convenience. Concern about how others see us can be especially damaging because people often imagine what others think without having any evidence. Like the Israelites who assumed that the inhabitants of Canaan viewed them as grasshoppers, people sometimes allow imaginary judgments to keep them from entering God's promises. Believers must become dead to these lesser motivations and alive to the legacy of love. Settling the Matter in Our Minds Paul says, “We judge thus,” meaning that believers must reach a settled conclusion. There are certain truths about which believers should stop wavering. They must make firm decisions from which they will not retreat. This is not a time for spiritual indecision. In a rapidly changing and unstable world, believers cannot remain in a state of confusion or perpetual hesitation. They must settle certain matters in their hearts: Christ died for all. Christ died for me. My life belongs to God. I will no longer live only for myself. The love of Christ will motivate my decisions. I will follow God's direction. I will not return to lesser motivations. When the love of God is operating within a believer, decisions motivated by that love will lead in a righteous direction. Believers should question selfish thinking, but they should not continually question the genuine work God is doing within their hearts. Crucified With Christ Galatians 2:20 summarizes the entire message: “I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me.” The old, sinful, self-centered person has been crucified with Christ. The believer now lives a new life through faith in the Son of God. Paul does not merely speak of “my life.” He speaks of “the life which I now live.” This distinction is important because the Christian life is not simply an improved version of the old life. It is the life of Christ operating within the believer. A life controlled only by human ability is limited. A person relying entirely upon “my life,” “my wisdom,” and “my strength” must attempt to solve every problem and confront every spiritual battle alone. However, believers are not limited to themselves. Christ lives within them. They live by faith in the Son of God, who loved them and gave Himself for them. This is the legacy of love: Christ gave Himself so that His life, love, character, power, and motivation could be formed within His people. The Closing Confession of Faith The sermon concludes with a corporate confession affirming the following truths: Believers are living in the legacy of love provided by Almighty God and Jesus Christ. What they have received from God is not only with them but also within them. They are moving away from lesser motivations toward greater motivations. The greatest motivation is the God-kind of love. The love of Christ compels, controls, and motivates them. Because Jesus died and rose again, they no longer have to live for themselves. They can live for the One who died for them and gave them new life. God's legacy of love functions as their spiritual GPS. Their direction and redirection come from the Lord. God's love motivates them to live beyond: Personal desires. Self-interest. The opinions of others. Comfort. The desire to control everything. They have been crucified with Christ. It is no longer the old self that lives, but Christ lives within them. The life they now live is lived by faith in the Son of God, who loved them and gave Himself for them. Central Message The central truth of “Legacy of Love” is that God's love is not merely something believers receive and enjoy. It is something God places within them to transform how they think, live, decide, serve, and influence others. The legacy of love begins with God, is revealed through Jesus Christ, is deposited within believers, and is passed from believers into the lives of others. Because Christ died and rose again, believers are called to abandon selfish and lesser motivations. They are to allow Christ's love to become the controlling, compelling, and directing force of their lives. A genuine legacy of love is created when believers not only give things to people but also place something lasting within them—faith, truth, hope, wisdom, character, courage, purpose, and the life of Christ.

▶ Click Here to Master Evidence Foundations ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ EPISODE SUMMARY Evidence exam success depends on sequence. Begin by identifying the evidence, the proponent, and the purpose. Then analyze relevance, Rule 403, special exclusionary rules, witness foundation, hearsay, confrontation, privilege, authentication, and the original-writing rule.Evidence issues arise throughout trial. Motions in limine address problems before trial. Direct examination requires foundation. Cross-examination tests credibility. Redirect rehabilitates. Expert testimony requires reliability screening. Documents and digital exhibits require authentication. Closing argument must stay within the record. Appeal requires preservation, standard of review, and harmful error.Strong answers apply rules rather than merely naming them. Hearsay requires an out-of-court assertion offered for truth. Character evidence requires a propensity purpose unless an exception or nonpropensity theory applies. Rule 403 requires probative value to be substantially outweighed by a specific danger. Authentication requires enough evidence for a reasonable jury to find the item genuine. The original-writing rule applies only when proving contents.Mixed problems are the norm. A single exhibit may raise multiple issues. A complete answer moves through each layer and states whether the evidence should be admitted, excluded, limited, redacted, conditioned, or accompanied by an instruction.The central lesson is practical: Evidence is controlled proof. The winning student asks the right questions in the right order and explains the ruling with precision.

▶ Click Here to Master Evidence Foundations ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ EPISODE SUMMARY Witness testimony is built on foundation and tested through credibility. Under the Federal Rules, every person is competent to testify unless a rule provides otherwise. Competency is a low threshold. Weak memory, interest, age, criminal history, or bias usually affects credibility, not admissibility.A lay witness must have personal knowledge. The witness may testify to matters perceived through the witness's own senses but may not ordinarily speculate or repeat rumor. The witness must also take an oath or affirmation to testify truthfully.Lay opinion is admissible when rationally based on perception, helpful, and not based on specialized knowledge. Expert testimony requires specialized knowledge that helps the factfinder, sufficient facts or data, reliable principles and methods, and reliable application. The judge serves as gatekeeper over expert reliability.Direct examination generally uses non-leading questions. Cross-examination usually permits leading questions. Redirect responds to matters raised on cross. The court controls the mode and order of questioning.Refreshing recollection allows a witness to consult an item to revive present memory. Recorded recollection is a hearsay exception used when the witness cannot recall fully and accurately despite a record made or adopted when the matter was fresh.Impeachment attacks credibility. Major methods include bias, prior inconsistent statement, character for untruthfulness, prior conviction, specific acts probative of truthfulness, sensory or mental defect, and contradiction. Rehabilitation repairs credibility after impeachment through explanation, truthful-character evidence after attack, prior consistent statements where allowed, and redirect examination.The central lesson is that witness evidence depends on foundation and credibility. The Evidence student must know how testimony enters, how it is attacked, and how it is repaired.

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Google just told a room full of SEOs to keep doing what they're doing. The catch: most brands aren't actually built to do it. Joelle Irvine was in the room at Google Search Central Live Canada, and the through-line from the entire day was simple: keep doing the foundational work, because AI Overviews and AI Mode need grounded data to function. The harder question is whether your team is set up to produce the kind of content that actually earns visibility now. In this episode of The Redirect, host Jason Dodge and growth, product and AI advisor Joelle Irvine break down the commodity vs. non-commodity content slide that dominated marketing chatter, why so much "AI search optimization" is theatrics, how to use schema and Google Trends the way Google actually described, and why the measurement gap is the real story nobody wants to say out loud. If you work in-house, run an agency or lead a marketing team, this one is practitioner to practitioner. No buzzwords, no guarantees. Joelle Irvine works primarily with B2B SaaS and tech companies on growth and profitable revenue, coaches founders on adopting AI responsibly through Grow Class, and co-leads the AI Collective and Montreal Girl Geeks. All the takeaways and show notes can be found here: https://blacktruckmedia.com/podcast/episode-84-the-content-divide-behind-ai-search-and-why-your-team-might-not-be-ready-for-it/

In this episode, you will learn how to take back your power when you're in the midst of change, stress, or uncertainty, and then redirect your energy for self-transformation.  If there's an area of your life that you're feeling unhappy about and want to take control over, today's episode will show you exactly what to do.  Joining Mel in this deeply personal episode is her 21-year-old son Oakley. He candidly shares how he went from feeling stuck and lonely, to finally feeling happy again, and the simple mindset shifts and changes that made the biggest difference.  He and Mel openly unpack how to go from feeling unhappy about a situation you feel like you don't have a lot of control over, and how to move through it. In this episode, you'll learn: -How the fantasy version of your past keeps you from seeing what's possible now -How to know whether it's you or the situation that needs to change -Why it's unfair to criticize where you are if you haven't done this one thing -How long you should give a new situation before deciding if it's the right fit -The 4 things you may be doing to keep you stuck and unhappy -The signs that you're “quietly quitting” the situation you're in -The science of luck and what happy people do to make their own luck -The first thing you need to do when you're unhappy and want your life to feel different Here's the hard truth: nobody is coming to rescue you - and that's good news. It means you have more power than you think. The moment you see what's keeping you stuck, you can start changing it. After today, you'll know exactly what needs to change first. For more resources related to today's episode, click here for the podcast episode page.   If you liked the episode, check out this one next with Dave Evans and Bill Burnett: How to Design Your Life in 1 Hour Connect with Mel:     Order Mel's new product, Pure Genius Protein Get Mel's newsletter, packed with tools, coaching, and inspiration. Get Mel's #1 bestselling book, The Let Them Theory Watch the episodes on YouTube Follow Mel on Instagram  The Mel Robbins Podcast Instagram Mel's TikTok  Subscribe to SiriusXM Podcasts+ to listen to new episodes ad-free Disclaimer Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Denise Albright was a doodler who became a professional illustrator, then a planner designer whose product ended up in a warehouse collecting dust. Instead of giving up, she bought the inventory, sold 10,000 of them in six weeks, and eventually launched her own company. Today, Class Keeper has helped over a million families preserve their kids' childhood memories without drowning in paper chaos. Her story is about closed doors being redirected opportunities and the power of taking the next step without needing to see the whole staircase. In This Episode: How a warehouse full of unsold planners destined for the furnace became the turning point that taught Denise she could figure it out, whatever it takes The real origin of Class Keeper: solving her own mom problem of wanting to capture memories without overwhelming herself with crafts, bins, and impossible systems Why closed doors aren't failures, they're redirects, and the difference between the plans you make and the purpose that unfolds when you stay open to pivoting Finding hope by looking backward at how you've gotten through every hard thing so far, and trusting that a couple of bad chapters doesn't make for a bad story Class Keeper: https://app.referralhero.com/MF9ed5848fe4/universal_link?mwr=141a5402 Connect with us! Website: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.pzazzonline.com/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Facebook: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.facebook.com/pzazzartstudio⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Instagram- ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.instagram.com/pzazzartstudio⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠  Text us: 1-334-249-1818

In this episode, you will discover:The difference between being blocked and being spiritually protected.Surprising ways that angels redirect your life.Hidden signs of Divine intervention & how to recognize them.Why closed doors can be life changing blessings.When to keep pushing and when to let go.Inspiring real-life stories of angelic redirection.Ways to strengthen your trust in your intuition & angelic guidance.How to turn disappointment into hope and purpose.That setbacks can become your greatest breakthroughs.Two simple exercises to help recognize angelic redirection in your life.Next Week's Topic: Guided Every Step: How Angels Shape Your Spiritual Journey Behind the ScenesThe Angel Room is a weekly podcast- A place for those who love angels and want to know more about them. Enjoy spiritual, healing, personal growth, enlightening and empowering topics. Named one of the top 10 Healing With Angels Podcasts in 2025 by PlayerFM.Named one of Top 10 Best Angel Podcasts by Feedspot. ListenNotes.com ranks it in the top 3% of most popular shows globally.Host, Ivory LaNoue is a respected angel communicator based in central Arizona. She is also the author of Let Your Angels Lead, Archangel Sachiel's Guide to Abundance and other spirituality books. Learn more on her website.You can learn more about Ivory and her services at IvoryAngelic.com.Email: ivoryangelic@outlook.comYouTube Channel: Ivory LaNoue

Sometimes the most frustrating detours in life become the places where God does His greatest work. In Acts 16, Paul's plans are interrupted by closed doors, unexpected turns, and a prison cell, only to discover that God was leading him to people and opportunities he never could have planned himself. Join us this Sunday as we discover why God's redirections are often better than our original route.

The Guardian recently featured my plan for how I'm raising my toddler to become a millionaire and it got me fired up about something I've been sitting on for a while. Today I'm calling out the financial patterns that Latino parents normalize that are actually keeping our community from building real wealth. I'm not talking about our elders who came here with nothing and survived on grit. I'm talking to us — the millennial parents with smartphones, podcasts, and investing apps at our fingertips — who still aren't doing enough differently. We'll talk about why spending $20K on a quince but skipping the 529 is a problem, why your child is NOT your retirement plan, and the five mindset shifts that need to happen so we can stop breaking generational cycles and start building generational wealth.This is a tough love episode, mi gente, but I think you're ready for it.WE GET INTO:00:24 The Guardian feature + Jannese's toddler wealth plan02:53 Who this episode IS (and isn't) for04:18 Problem #1: Spending on appearances, skipping financial foundations06:03 Problem #2: Treating your children like a retirement plan08:01 Problem #3: Preaching education without a financial plan for it10:30 College vs. retirement — why you must always choose retirement14:07 Problem #4: Shaming kids for wanting more16:12 Problem #5: Dismissing financial tools as "too much" for kids18:30 When it's not that there's no money — it's that there's no mission19:20 Action steps for Latino parents (talk about money earlier, stop saying you don't know)20:32 Action step: Open the accounts — 529, brokerage, Roth IRA20:44 Action step: Redirect family gifts to the college fund21:50 Action step: Plan for your own retirement + money tools resource23:45 The $4 trillion spending power problem — and what we need to build instead24:49 The vision: celebrate AND invest26:44 Closing + how to get The Guardian article27:23 Outro — Stay PoderosaKEY TAKEAWAYS:Spending on appearances while skipping financial foundations isn't tradition — it's a decisionYour child is not your 401k, your emergency fund, or your exit strategyPreaching education without a financial plan for it is setting your kids up to drown in student loan debtIf you have to choose between saving for college or retirement, choose retirement — every single timeWanting more does not make you ungrateful. Sometimes it's how you honor where you came fromSilence is the most expensive thing you can give your children when it comes to moneyThe most generous gift you can give your child is a financially free parentRead: A finance podcaster plans to make her daughter a millionaire by 18 – here's how TAKE THE NEXT STEP:Download the FREE Dinero GuideRead my book, Financially Lit!Book a Call with JanneseThis episode of Yo Quiero Dinero was produced by Heart Centered Podcasting. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this message Tony Jones teaches from Acts 15:36–41 and Acts 16:1–10 about how God redirects His mission through broken people, unexpected methods, and closed doors. When God says “not this way,” He may be guiding us toward the next step.

The reason why bedtime is a battle for ADHD and anxious kids often shows up as chaos—but it's really a dysregulated nervous system. Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge, expert in Regulation First Parenting™, shares how to calm the brain and support lasting emotional regulation.Bedtime shouldn't feel like a nightly battle—but for so many families, it does. When your child is exhausted yet suddenly wired, it's confusing and draining. You're not alone. And more importantly, this isn't defiance—it's dysregulation.In this episode, you'll learn why bedtime struggles happen, what's really going on in your child's nervous system, and how to create calm with simple, doable shifts that actually work.Why does my child get hyper at bedtime instead of sleepy?It seems backwards, right? Your child is yawning all afternoon… then suddenly bouncing off the walls at night.Here's what's really happening: their nervous system has been “on” all day. By bedtime, it doesn't calmly wind down—it releases built-up stress.ADHD kids may show bursts of energy or restlessnessAnxious kids may experience racing thoughts or worry loopsAll kids can hit a “second wind” from being overtiredIt's not bad behavior—it's a dysregulated brain.Real-life example:Your child looks exhausted after school, but the moment you say “time for bed,” they suddenly need a snack, a hug, and 10 more questions. Then… meltdown.Why does my child fight bedtime every night?When kids resist bedtime, it's easy to think they're stalling. But behavior is communication.What looks like resistance is often a struggle with transition—moving from “go-go-go” mode to calm.Bedtime requires shifting from activation → regulationDysregulated kids can't easily switch gearsThe quieter it gets, the louder their internal state becomesBottom line: your child isn't fighting sleep—they're struggling to get there.

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Redirect Your Thirst | Psalm 63Sprite said obey it. David said redirect it. One leads to you. The other leads to God.In this episode, Pastor Johnny Sierra sits down with Lead Pastor Tim, Pastor Will Marmol, and Cobe Grandstaff following an incredible Youth Student Takeover Sunday at Genesis Church Orlando. Together they unpack Psalm 63 — David's desert cry that is as relevant today as it was 3,000 years ago.The big question: When you feel that deep, undeniable thirst — for purpose, identity, love, satisfaction — where does it lead you?This is a conversation about culture, Scripture, the next generation, and what it looks like to stop chasing the wrong wells. Don't miss it.

Thanks for listening, and please follow us on Insta @NHPTalent and www.youtube.com/thePOZcast For all episodes, please check out www.thePOZcast.com This special episode is brought to you by our dear friends at Blood Cancer United. An organization very near and dear to me. I'm here to remind you to give to causes that make a difference. You want to help but you don't know where to start? Blood Cancer United is at the top of my list. They are the global leader in helping patients and families with blood cancer, and your dollars fund research, patient support, and advocacy. Please give today here:  Thank you for supporting this important mission. Learn more and donate here: https://pages.lls.org/voy/nyc/nyclls26/aposner CHAPTERS: 00:00 – 500 Episodes: Introducing Geoffrey Rogow Adam opens the milestone episode, introduces Geoffrey Rogow — journalist, survivor, founder, author — and sets the tone for the most personal conversation in the show's seven-year history. 03:00 – Who Were You Before? The Person Before Treatment Geoffrey's life before diagnosis: 30 years old, living in New York and Sydney, feeling infallible, driven by professional ambition. And Adam's contrast — a father of two at 45, diagnosed only because he went to a cardiologist after his brother-in-law died. 07:00 – The Diagnosis: Two Very Different Moments Geoffrey's blood clot in the night that saved his life. Adam's cardiologist scan that caught a mass nobody expected. The two very different ways a diagnosis lands — one like a movie, one like a text message. 13:00 – Four Days vs. Six Weeks: The Window Before Treatment Geoffrey had four days between diagnosis and chemotherapy. Adam had six weeks. What that difference does to your mind, your fear, your processing — and why no two cancer stories are the same. 17:00 – The Thing Nobody Tells Young Adults: Fertility The Vanderbilt study that found 50% of young adults diagnosed with cancer are never told about their fertility options before treatment. Geoffrey's sperm banking story. Adam's moment of levity. The organizations that exist to help — and why you should use them. 23:00 – Chemotherapy: The Reality Nobody Films Steroids that make you feel like Batman. Fatigue that puts you to bed at 1 PM. The taste of treatment — Geoffrey's: a burning Nike Air Max. Adam's: Sour Patch Kids and Shrek's condom. The rhythm of treatment cycles and the crash that follows. 30:00 – Hair Loss: The Moment It Hits You Not just the hair on your head — all of it. Geoffrey's Jewish mohawk and the cat photos. Adam's man bun, the shower, the wall of clumps, the hairdresser call. Why the eyebrows and eyelashes are the part nobody prepares you for. 37:00 – Going Out in Public Without Eyebrows Geoffrey at his best friend's wedding, feeling like a freak. Adam at a bar mitzvah two weeks post-treatment, cancer beanie and all. Why "you look great" hits differently when you don't recognize yourself in the photos. 42:00 – Tribes, Villages & Crisis Language Geoffrey's lesson: his tribe was too small — just his wife and the cat. The mistake he'd change. Adam's: an oversharer married to a shield, learning to lean on his guy friends so his wife didn't have to carry everything. What "crisis language as a couple" actually means. 49:00 – Tolerance for Bullshit: The Larry David Effect What cancer does to your patience for other people's bravado. Geoffrey's bar story, running out into Times Square and crashing full speed into Elmo. The anger that's real, and the work it takes not to carry it forever. 55:00 – The Biannual Check-In: A Framework for Purposeful Change A scheduled, structured personal evaluation every six months — professional path, relationships, health, direction. The check-in that led Geoffrey to leave the Wall Street Journal after 21 years. Why you can't make the changes when the warning lights are flashing; you have to make them later, in clarity. 61:00 – Scanxiety: The Incurable Side Effect of Survivorship Geoffrey's scan is next Wednesday. He started thinking about it two weeks ago. The reality that scanxiety doesn't diminish with time — it sometimes gets worse. What helps, what stops helping, and why there's no permanent answer. 66:00 – After Treatment: The Part Nobody Celebrates The financial reality: bill negotiations, illegal anesthesiologist charges, state-specific protections, hospital programs for lower-income patients. Life insurance rejection at 35. Career decisions constrained by healthcare costs. The bills that arrive 18 months later asking "didn't I already pay this?" 73:00 – Ambition After Cancer: Don't Change the Level, Change the Lane The advice from career coach Michelle Woodward: keep the same level of ambition even if you have to find a different lane. Geoffrey's Hong Kong trip — the first time after treatment he felt like himself professionally again. Adam's silver lining of leaning into tech during treatment. 79:00 – Writing It Down: The Value of Documentation Adam's Super Whisper app diary — before and after every treatment session. Geoffrey's 14 years of running away from his cancer story, and what writing the book finally unlocked. Why every survivor should find their version of processing. 85:00 – I'm Alive: Now What? — The Book Geoffrey's nine-chapter guide for survivors — money, career, physical health, mental health, family planning, caregiving, purpose, the business of advice — built around real people's stories paired with expert guidance. Pre-order at after-treatment.com/the-book. 91:00 – Are You Getting the Support You Need? Geoffrey's question for Adam — and for every survivor. The cancer imposter syndrome that comes with a high-survival-rate diagnosis. Why you can't let anyone take away what you went through, and why the work doesn't end at remission. 97:00 – North Stars: What Keeps You Focused Geoffrey's: a willingness to change his North Star — short-term, practical, written down, evaluated regularly. Adam's: being the best example for his kids and leaving the world better than he found it. How cancer changes your definition of success. 104:00 – 500 Episodes: Thank You Adam closes the milestone episode with gratitude — for the guests, the listeners, seven years of consistency, and what comes next.   TAKEAWAYS: 1. The Diagnosis Is Never Like the Movies — Except When It Is Geoffrey's came in an ER at 30. Adam's in a text from his cardiologist. No two stories are the same — but both changed everything. 2. 50% of Young Adult Cancer Patients Are Never Told About Fertility Options A Vanderbilt study found half of young adults aren't counseled on fertility preservation before treatment starts. The window is measured in days. Make sure this conversation happens first. 3. The Biannual Check-In Is the Most Powerful Tool for Purposeful Change Twice a year, scheduled, with a workbook: evaluate your path, relationships, and direction — in calm, not crisis. The check-in that led Geoffrey to leave 21 years at the Wall Street Journal. 4. Don't Change the Level of Your Ambition — Change the Lane If cancer takes away what you were world-class at, find another lane at the same level. Don't shrink. Redirect. That's not a lesser life — it's a different one. 5. Your Relationship With Time and Bullshit Changes — But Differently for Everyone Every survivor agrees on two things: time feels different, and their tolerance for bullshit has shifted. Geoffrey went full Larry David. Adam found unexpected clarity. The work is figuring out which version of you emerged. 6. Cancer Exposes Your Crisis Language as a Couple The couples who survive this well learn how to communicate what they need, what not to say, and what to let breathe. It's practiced, not instinctive. 7. Scanxiety Is Real, Incurable, and Changes Over Time What helped before may stop helping. Survivors need to plan for this, not be surprised by it. 8. The Financial Reckoning Comes Long After Treatment Ends Medical bills stay higher forever. Many are negotiable. Some are illegal. Own the advocacy, ask the questions, build the spreadsheet. 9. Write It Down — In Whatever Form Works for You Adam used Super Whisper before and after every treatment. Geoffrey wrote a book 14 years later. The form doesn't matter. Externalizing the experience gives you a time capsule you can go back to. 10. Are You Getting the Support You Need? Just the honest, periodic question. What you went through is not nothing — and the work doesn't end at remission. 11. You Are Different Now — Not Better or Worse. Different. Not better, not worse. Fundamentally changed in ways that can't be fully accounted for. That difference isn't a loss. The work is learning to live in the new timeline.  

You were taught that elections change policy. Cast the ballot. Flip the seat. Redirect the nation. And that's true — to a point.Elections usually move individuals inside an existing framework. Assassinations tend to reset the framework itself. McKinley dies and Roosevelt remakes the American empire almost overnight. Lincoln falls and Reconstruction quietly disappears before it ever takes shape. Kennedy's motorcade enters Dealey Plaza and the Vietnam briefing rooms change hands.If you actually look at the last century of major American policy reversals, most of them don't follow a ballot. They follow a body. And the important thing is this: they don't just change the players. They change the board underneath the players.This isn't about who fired the shots. This video isn't a whodunit. It's an autopsy of what changed afterward — the contracts, the budgets, the financial architecture, the institutional infrastructure that consolidated each time a particular figure was removed.The pattern isn't ideological. Lincoln, McKinley, Kennedy, RFK, Reagan — different parties, different beliefs, different eras. What matters isn't ideology. It's threat level to deep institutional structure. The pattern doesn't require a secret council to explain it. Institutional self-preservation operates at continental scale across generations.This is the ledger.00:00 — Elections vs. Assassinations01:17 — Welcome and Sources Note01:44 — What Policy Frameworks Actually Are03:21 — Lincoln 1865: Reconstruction and the Collateral System06:29 — McKinley 1901: Roosevelt and Imperial Architecture09:51 — Kennedy 1963: NSAM 263 to NSAM 273 in Four Days12:32 — RFK 1968: The Coalition That Died with Him14:40 — Reagan 1981: The Shooting and the Framework Acceleration16:55 — Why the Pattern Keeps Repeating19:35 — The Pattern Operating Today21:13 — The Ledger Is Still Open23:24 — Reading the Ledger Forward

You felt confident. Radiant. Unstoppable. Then nothing changed… except your thoughts - and suddenly, everything looked wrong. In this powerful episode, a simple set of family photos reveals a confronting truth: your mind is constantly telling stories - and many of them aren’t real. What if the way you see your child, your partner… even yourself… isn’t truth, but a narrative you’ve unknowingly rehearsed? This episode will change how you interpret behaviour, emotions, and the hard moments of family life - so you can raise more resilient kids (and be kinder to yourself in the process). KEY POINTS Your brain can’t distinguish between imagination and reality - and your body reacts accordingly We all have a built-in negativity bias that distorts how we see people and situations You move towards what you focus on - in parenting, relationships, and life A simple language shift using “but” can completely reframe your thinking Kids absorb the stories we model - your mindset becomes their inner voice Negative thoughts are loud and bossy - positive ones are quieter and require intention QUOTE OF THE EPISODE “Your mind is a great storyteller—let’s make sure it’s telling you great stories.” ACTION STEPS FOR PARENTS Catch the story: Notice when your thoughts shift negative - pause and question them Flip the “but”: “They’re driving me crazy, but they’re a good kid” Redirect your focus: Ask: What’s working right now? Model self-talk: Speak about yourself and your kids in ways you want them to internalise Turn down the noise: Be intentional about listening to the quieter, calmer thoughts Create better scripts: If reality feels hard, visualise what you want - your brain will follow See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

1. Invocation of the Defense Production Act (DPA) Donald Trump is invoking the Defense Production Act to rapidly boost U.S. oil production. The DPA is an emergency, wartime-style authority historically used for national crises (World War II, COVID-19). Energy production is presented as a national security and economic emergency, not just an energy policy choice. 2. Purpose: Energy Independence and Cost Reduction The stated goal is to increase domestic oil supply quickly and at scale. Expected outcomes include: Lower gas and energy prices Reduced price volatility Increased economic stability for American households Rising fuel prices are illustrated through personal anecdotes to emphasize urgency. 3. Mechanisms Enabled by the DPA The Act is described as allowing the federal government to: Prioritize oil-related contracts Redirect resources (steel, labor, infrastructure) to energy production Bypass or accelerate regulatory and permitting delays Provide financial incentives or guarantees to producers This is putting U.S. energy production on a “wartime footing.” 4. Geopolitical and National Security Framing Increased oil production is framed as a way to: Reduce dependence on foreign producers (OPEC, Russia, Iran) Protect the U.S. from geopolitical energy shocks Strengthen America’s leverage on the global stage Energy dominance is portrayed as synonymous with global influence and negotiating power. 5. Broader Economic Impact Lower fuel costs are linked to: Reduced shipping and transportation costs Lower inflation Cheaper consumer goods (groceries, online purchases) The policy is benefiting not just drivers, but the entire economy. 6. Criticism and Environmental Concerns Critics are acknowledged, particularly those arguing: Environmental harm Market distortion from government intervention These criticisms are dismissed as secondary to national security and economic relief. 7. Political Accusations Against Democrats Democrats oppose lower gas prices for political reasons. High energy costs are being used intentionally to: Create economic pain before elections Push consumers toward electric vehicles 8. Media Critique and Allegations of Bias Journalists The White House Correspondents’ Dinner Dan Rather and over 200 reporters The media is: Coordinated Activist-driven rather than objective Losing public trust Journalism is having evolved into political advocacy rather than neutral reporting. Please Hit Subscribe to this podcast Right Now. Also Please Subscribe to the The Ben Ferguson Show Podcast and Verdict with Ted Cruz Wherever You get You're Podcasts. And don't forget to follow the show on Social Media so you never miss a moment! Thanks for Listening X: https://x.com/benfergusonshowYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@VerdictwithTedCruzSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Listen and subscribe to Money Making Conversations on iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, www.moneymakingconversations.com/subscribe/ or wherever you listen to podcasts. New Money Making Conversations episodes drop daily. I want to alert you, so you don’t miss out on expert analysis and insider perspectives from my guests who provide tips that can help you uplift the community, improve your financial planning, motivation, or advice on how to be a successful entrepreneur. Keep winning! Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Tonya Edmonds. Podcast: Money Making Conversations MasterclassHost: Rushion McDonaldGuest: Tonya Edmonds (Founder, Smart Growth AI) 1. Purpose of the Interview The purpose of the interview is to educate, motivate, and equip listeners—especially professionals, entrepreneurs, and women—with: A practical understanding of artificial intelligence (AI) without technical intimidation Strategies to reclaim time, increase productivity, and future‑proof careers Lessons on wealth building, including multiple streams of income and investing The importance of mentorship, partnerships, and adaptability Real-world insights from Tonya’s entrepreneurial and corporate journey At its core, the conversation connects AI adoption with financial empowerment, career resilience, and modern entrepreneurship. 2. Interview Overview Tonya Edmonds shares her transition from corporate roles (including work at Johnson & Johnson) to founding Smart Growth AI, a consulting and training firm that helps busy professionals and entrepreneurs reclaim 10+ hours per week by implementing practical AI systems. Rushion McDonald frames the discussion around: Technology adoption Financial literacy Entrepreneurship Personal resilience Long-term thinking in a rapidly changing economy 3. Key Takeaways A. AI Is a People Challenge, Not a Technology Problem Tonya explains that resistance to AI is driven by fear, not complexity. Employees worry AI will replace them, so leaders must reframe it as a co-creator and productivity partner, not a job threat. AI succeeds when people understand how it elevates their role instead of eliminating it. B. AI Is About Time Leverage, Not Working More Smart Growth AI focuses on helping clients: Automate repetitive tasks Improve workflows Regain lost hours Redirect time toward strategy, creativity, and rest Tonya warns against burnout, emphasizing that reclaimed time should be used intentionally—not just to take on more work. C. Multiple Streams of Income Build Stability A casual cookout conversation introduced Tonya to the idea of wealth-building beyond employment. Playing Robert Kiyosaki’s Cashflow Quadrant helped her understand: Being an employee alone limits wealth creation Leveraging money and assets creates freedom Community and shared learning accelerate growth This mindset later helped her navigate layoffs, entrepreneurship, and motherhood. D. Mentorship Is a Critical Success Factor Tonya repeatedly highlights mentorship as a defining difference between struggle and progress: The lack of mentorship contributed to challenges with her day spa business Strong mentorship later helped her pivot, recover, and scale Her relationship with Alicia Lyttle (“The Queen of AI”) accelerated her expertise and credibility Mastermind groups and strategic partnerships played a key role in expansion. E. Women Must Shift from Spending to Investing Tonya offers direct advice to women: Start small and stay consistent Invest only in things you understand—or get educated Consider real estate, passive investments, and partnerships Use tools like self-directed IRAs or rolled-over 401(k)s to build wealth Progress matters more than perfection. F. Learning AI Is Career Insurance Tonya encourages professionals to: Learn AI on their own time if necessary Experiment hands-on, not just consume content Become the AI “go‑to” person at work Increase job security by increasing relevance Early adopters gain disproportionate advantage. G. No Single AI Tool Does Everything Best She explains how different tools serve different purposes: ChatGPT – brainstorming and idea generation Claude – deeper, more refined writing Perplexity – research Gemini – graphics and video Copilot – integrated enterprise workflows Her advice: use multiple tools strategically. H. Privacy and Security Matter Tonya stresses AI safety best practices: Turn off model-training permissions Never input personal or client-identifying data Use placeholder names (e.g., “Company X”) Treat AI tools as public spaces unless secured 4. Notable Quotes On AI Adoption “It’s not a technology problem—it’s a people problem.” On Fear of AI “You’re asking people to train a tool they think could replace them.” On Time Freedom “If you learn AI, it will help you leverage your time—but don’t use that time to burn yourself out.” On Wealth Building “You can’t really get ahead just being an employee. You have to leverage your money.” On Mentorship “You have to be careful who you plant seeds with—because they can come back and help you.” On Women and Investing “Even if it’s just $100 a week or $100 a month, every little bit counts.” On Learning AI “Don’t just listen—open up your laptop and start playing with it.” #SHMS #STRAW #BESTSupport the show: https://www.steveharveyfm.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Listen and subscribe to Money Making Conversations on iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, www.moneymakingconversations.com/subscribe/ or wherever you listen to podcasts. New Money Making Conversations episodes drop daily. I want to alert you, so you don’t miss out on expert analysis and insider perspectives from my guests who provide tips that can help you uplift the community, improve your financial planning, motivation, or advice on how to be a successful entrepreneur. Keep winning! Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Tonya Edmonds. Podcast: Money Making Conversations MasterclassHost: Rushion McDonaldGuest: Tonya Edmonds (Founder, Smart Growth AI) 1. Purpose of the Interview The purpose of the interview is to educate, motivate, and equip listeners—especially professionals, entrepreneurs, and women—with: A practical understanding of artificial intelligence (AI) without technical intimidation Strategies to reclaim time, increase productivity, and future‑proof careers Lessons on wealth building, including multiple streams of income and investing The importance of mentorship, partnerships, and adaptability Real-world insights from Tonya’s entrepreneurial and corporate journey At its core, the conversation connects AI adoption with financial empowerment, career resilience, and modern entrepreneurship. 2. Interview Overview Tonya Edmonds shares her transition from corporate roles (including work at Johnson & Johnson) to founding Smart Growth AI, a consulting and training firm that helps busy professionals and entrepreneurs reclaim 10+ hours per week by implementing practical AI systems. Rushion McDonald frames the discussion around: Technology adoption Financial literacy Entrepreneurship Personal resilience Long-term thinking in a rapidly changing economy 3. Key Takeaways A. AI Is a People Challenge, Not a Technology Problem Tonya explains that resistance to AI is driven by fear, not complexity. Employees worry AI will replace them, so leaders must reframe it as a co-creator and productivity partner, not a job threat. AI succeeds when people understand how it elevates their role instead of eliminating it. B. AI Is About Time Leverage, Not Working More Smart Growth AI focuses on helping clients: Automate repetitive tasks Improve workflows Regain lost hours Redirect time toward strategy, creativity, and rest Tonya warns against burnout, emphasizing that reclaimed time should be used intentionally—not just to take on more work. C. Multiple Streams of Income Build Stability A casual cookout conversation introduced Tonya to the idea of wealth-building beyond employment. Playing Robert Kiyosaki’s Cashflow Quadrant helped her understand: Being an employee alone limits wealth creation Leveraging money and assets creates freedom Community and shared learning accelerate growth This mindset later helped her navigate layoffs, entrepreneurship, and motherhood. D. Mentorship Is a Critical Success Factor Tonya repeatedly highlights mentorship as a defining difference between struggle and progress: The lack of mentorship contributed to challenges with her day spa business Strong mentorship later helped her pivot, recover, and scale Her relationship with Alicia Lyttle (“The Queen of AI”) accelerated her expertise and credibility Mastermind groups and strategic partnerships played a key role in expansion. E. Women Must Shift from Spending to Investing Tonya offers direct advice to women: Start small and stay consistent Invest only in things you understand—or get educated Consider real estate, passive investments, and partnerships Use tools like self-directed IRAs or rolled-over 401(k)s to build wealth Progress matters more than perfection. F. Learning AI Is Career Insurance Tonya encourages professionals to: Learn AI on their own time if necessary Experiment hands-on, not just consume content Become the AI “go‑to” person at work Increase job security by increasing relevance Early adopters gain disproportionate advantage. G. No Single AI Tool Does Everything Best She explains how different tools serve different purposes: ChatGPT – brainstorming and idea generation Claude – deeper, more refined writing Perplexity – research Gemini – graphics and video Copilot – integrated enterprise workflows Her advice: use multiple tools strategically. H. Privacy and Security Matter Tonya stresses AI safety best practices: Turn off model-training permissions Never input personal or client-identifying data Use placeholder names (e.g., “Company X”) Treat AI tools as public spaces unless secured 4. Notable Quotes On AI Adoption “It’s not a technology problem—it’s a people problem.” On Fear of AI “You’re asking people to train a tool they think could replace them.” On Time Freedom “If you learn AI, it will help you leverage your time—but don’t use that time to burn yourself out.” On Wealth Building “You can’t really get ahead just being an employee. You have to leverage your money.” On Mentorship “You have to be careful who you plant seeds with—because they can come back and help you.” On Women and Investing “Even if it’s just $100 a week or $100 a month, every little bit counts.” On Learning AI “Don’t just listen—open up your laptop and start playing with it.” #SHMS #STRAW #BESTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Few things trigger parents faster than physical behavior. It can feel embarrassing, frustrating, and sometimes even personal. But what if these behaviors are less about “bad behavior” and more about a brain that simply isn't ready yet? In this episode, we break down why toddlers lean into physical, reactive behaviors when big feelings take over. Their emotional capacity is growing quickly, but their ability to pause, regulate, and explain what they're feeling is still catching up. So they use what works fast - their bodies. We talk about how to respond in the moment without shaming, lecturing, or asking rhetorical questions toddlers cannot answer. Instead of saying “Why are you biting me?” or “That's not nice,” we explore how to set firm boundaries while still guiding the skill that is developing. You'll learn how to: ✔️ Separate the action from the intention ✔️ Redirect behavior without minimizing the need behind it ✔️ Offer appropriate outlets for physical impulses ✔️ Reinforce correct behavior at home, even if incidents are happening at daycare ✔️ Partner with teachers to prevent behaviors before they escalate ✔️ Avoid common mistakes like shaming, over-talking, or making it personal Want more? Listen to the full, original episode. Our podcasts are also now on YouTube. If you prefer a video podcast with closed captioning, check us out there and ⁠subscribe to PedsDocTalk⁠. Get trusted pediatric advice, relatable parenting insights, and evidence-based tips delivered straight to your inbox—join thousands of parents who rely on the PDT newsletter to stay informed, supported, and confident. ⁠⁠⁠⁠Join the newsletter⁠⁠⁠⁠! And don't forget to follow ⁠⁠⁠⁠@pedsdoctalkpodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠ on Instagram—our new space just for parents looking for real talk and real support. We love the sponsors that make this show possible! You can always find all the special deals and codes for all our current sponsors on the ⁠PedsDocTalk Podcast Sponsorships⁠ page of the website. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices