Podcasts about Skoog

Jesus, Fill My Heart is a song based on a prayer written by Ryan Skoog in the book, Lead with Prayer. It's a petition asking for God's good gifts of love and peace and wisdom among other things. I got permission from Mr. Skoog to adapt his words and put them to music and this is what came out. My prayer is that each of you will find this prayer useful in connecting with God. (The original prayer is on page 62 of the hardcover edition of Lead with Prayer.)Jesus, Fill My Heart (A Prayer)Verse:Jesus, fill my heart with Your love; fill my soul with Your peace; fill my mind with wisdom from above.Jesus, fill my ears with Your voice; fill my mouth with Your words; fill my eyes with Your compassion.Chorus:May my hands be ever serving You.May my knees bow in surrender, too.May my feet walk in obedience to You.Bridge:Empower me – heart, soul, mind, andstrength – to live for Your glory, Lord.Empower me – heart, soul, mind, andstrength – to live for You, my Friend. ©2025 Mike Neifert

My guest today is Julietta Skoog, my co-founder and the Early Years Lead here at Sproutable. We're talking about perfectionism and pressure on high achieving middle schoolers. Julietta and I discuss high achieving kids and the connection between extracurriculars and academics. We compare overachieving and being an efficient student and how much pressure some middle schoolers are under. Julietta shares about growth mindset and the antidote for perfectionism. We wrap up chatting about our modeling and “living out loud.”  Takeaways from the show High achieving middle school students We can't always help our kids tune out distractions or pressure, but we can help our kids reframe  Extracurriculars and academics  Being an efficient student versus being an overachieving student  The high pressure (and even burn out) on middle schoolers  The fear of “what if I never figure it out?”  Reconciling parental expectations with school expectations and what their own expectations are for themselves  Studying for a test versus studying to learn & retain knowledge  Things can still be hard and uncomfortable even when we're using our Positive Discipline parenting tools and doing it “right” - sometimes we just have to sit with the discomfort and the challenge  The importance of a growth mindset  “The antidote for perfectionism is I love you no matter what” When kids stop trying because of pressure from perfectionism  Modeling and “living out loud” For more show notes, including transcripts, visit our website here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

My guest today is Julietta Skoog, my co-founder and the Early Years Lead here at Sproutable. We're talking about middle school friendships today.   We discuss established elementary school friendships changing in middle school. Julietta shares a recent story about her own middle schooler and when it's appropriate for parents to get involved in friendship drama. We talk about the difference between belonging & fitting in, coaching your kid(s) through discomfort, and how important it is to acknowledge and validate how hard our middle schoolers are working. We end by getting into how we can encourage new friendships & nurture good friendships.  Takeaways from the show Middle school is messy!  Your sweet, innocent child being exposed to new things  Middle school is a great, lower-stakes time to make mistakes  Reflecting on your own middle school experiences & memories to find compassion for your adolescent  Kids need at least one or two good friends they can count on  Coaching our kids through discomfort  When is the time for parents to get involved in middle school drama?  Listen, acknowledge, validate, believe, and encourage your middle schooler  Middle schoolers need to practice decision making before high school  Encouraging new friendships and nurturing good friendships For more show notes, including transcripts, visit our website here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Curt Skoog joins Pete Mundo to discuss the latest updates on Overland Park and snow removal. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My guest today is our early childhood lead, Julietta Skoog, and we're wrapping up the year talking about screentime & tech. Julietta shares the screen agreements she's created with her children. We discuss how to help our teens develop a sense of self-awareness around their screen use & why they need opportunities to practice. We talk about how to know when screentime is getting problematic & building trust with your adolescent around screen usage.  See more show notes, resources and info about our sponsors at https://www.besproutable.com/podcasts/539-talking-about-screens-again-with-julietta-skoog/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

My guests today are Julietta Skoog and Dr. Shefali, and we're talking about presence and connection during the holiday season. My focus is on identifying the feelings & emotions that come up during the holidays, and I share several breathing & grounding exercises. Julietta shares how she stays connected to & involves her children during the holidays, modeling life skills, & tips around play and pre-teaching. Dr. Shefali speaks on why she doesn't add the traditional “holiday season” to her plate and why to choose simplicity & minimalism.  Takeaways from the show Presence and connection with ourselves, our kids, and other relationships this holiday season Identifying the feelings, emotions, & physical sensations that come up for you during the holidays  Identifying the qualities you want during the holidays  E (events & experiences) + R (responses & reactions) = O (affect the outcome)  Reframing the intensity of the season as opportunities to model & connect - “I have to” versus “we get to”  3 P's of the holiday season = play, practice, & pre-teaching Leaning on routines during the holidays  The good & bad of holiday traditions and creating new traditions  “I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” - Maya Angelou  Holidays are optional; you have choices around what you do  “It's about the moment, not about the holiday”  Choosing simplicity, calmness, & mindfulness over traditions & extras For more show notes, including transcripts, visit our website here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ambassador Olof Skoog, since March 2024, has been the EU Special Representative for Human Rights. He is a Swedish diplomat with extensive experience represen­ting both Sweden and the European Union. Most recently he was EU Ambassador to the UN in New York. Last month, he was with us in Lund to deliver the 2024 annual Anna Lindh Lecture under the title “The Strategy of Human Rights”. The episode is moderated by Edwina Magnus, a Library Assistant at the Raoul Wallenberg Institute's Human Rights Library. Edwina is currently pursuing an LL.M in International Human Rights Law at Lund University and serves as President of The Association of Foreign Affairs (UPF) Lund.

Ambassador Olof Skoog, EU Special Representative for Human Rights, delivered the 2024 annual Anna Lindh Lecture on 19 November on the theme of “The Strategy of Human Rights.” This podcast episode is a live recording of the lecture as it was delivered at Lund University Hall.

I am SO excited about today's interview. You'll recognize my guest today - Julietta Skoog my co-founder and the Early Years Lead here at Sproutable! She's here today to talk about back-to-school season with middle schoolers.   Julietta and I cover so much this week - balancing caring for our kids & our aging parents, the jarring differences between elementary & middle school, and watching their decision-making and mistakes. We talk about why kids come home so upset & frustrated from school and how to create routines & systems that work for your family.   We really dig into the difference between scaffolding and witnessing, how to support middle schoolers with their homework, the friend drama (especially when it's new friends/families that you don't know), and how screens & texting affect those friendships.   Takeways from the show “Sandwich season” - taking care of your young children & aging parents at the same time  What do summers look like when your kids aren't little anymore?  Navigating phones & screens with middle schoolers  Fears & concerns around safety - “what if?” energy  The after-school release & attitude  “September is a month of grace” - it won't always be back-to-school season!  Creating systems & routines that work for your family  Friend drama in Middle School (high highs & low lows)  Self-reflection as a growing skill For more show notes, including transcripts, visit our website here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I ett 1700-talshus i Stockholm har man satt in en gigantisk ventilationsanläggning som fyller nästan hela vinden. Ulla tar sig för pannan. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Det finns ytterst få 1700-talshus bevarade i Sverige, så när Ulla Skoog får reda på att man har satt in en gigantisk ventilationsanläggning i ett sådant hus i Stockholm beger hon sig dit – och blir chockad. Det visar sig att ventilationsanläggningen fyller upp nästan hela vindsvåningen. Tillsammans med Stephan Fickler från Svenska Byggnadsvårdsföreningen grunnar hon på varför det kunde bli så fel, och vad alla byggnadsvårdsintresserade människor kan göra för att stoppa okänsliga rivningar och renoveringar.Producent är Urban Björstadius och programmet görs av Produktionsbolaget Prata.

I det vackert byggda Valhallabadet i Göteborg har många generationer göteborgare lärt sig simma, men nu ska det rivas. Eller? Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Ulla Skoog besöker Valhallabadet där hon själv lärde sig simma som barn. Badet byggdes på 1950-talet och är ett unikt badhus genom sin speciella arkitektur och sina vackra utsmyckningar. Ulla träffar Anette Lindgren från Göteborgs stadsmuseum som säger att badet dessutom kan berätta mycket om den tid då det byggdes. Men lika glad som Ulla blir av Valhallabadet, lika ledsen blir hon då hon får höra att badet ska rivas. Men än är inga definitiva beslut fattade, säger Monika Bengtsson från föreningen Fasad. De kämpar för att rädda Valhallabadet och Monika säger att om politikerna beslutar att riva Valhallabadet, ja, då kan de riva vad som helst, för Valhalla uppfyller alla kriterier för att bli ett byggnadsminne.Producent är Urban Björstadius och programmet görs av Produktionsbolaget Prata.

I en bostadsrättsförening där många viljor ska samsas är det inte alltid lätt att renovera varsamt. Anna-Karin Wiberg vet hur man gör. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. På Andra Långgatan i Göteborg finns ett hus från 1800-talet som har renoverats varsamt och tidstypiskt av bostadsrättsföreningen. Ulla Skoog som själv har bott i många bostadsrätter häpnar över resultatet, och hon träffar därför Anna-Karin Wiberg för att ta reda på hur de gjort. På en innergård på Tredje Långgatan springer hon dessutom på bebyggelseantikvarien Jenny Torle som bland annat hjälper bostadsrättsföreningar med råd om hur de bäst kan renovera rätt och riktigt.Producent är Urban Björstadius och programmet görs av Produktionsbolaget Prata.

Asfalt som tätskikt och en dopfunt som handfat? Ja, i alla fall om man vill bygga badrum som förr. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Ulla Skoog beger sig in i skogarna utanför Lerum och går på husesyn hemma hos snickaren Ulf Oxbratt. Han tröttnade på att bygga badrum med en massa onödiga, giftiga material och tog i stället reda på hur man byggde badrum förr. I sitt eget hus har han nu färdigställt ett badrum som är byggt så giftfritt som möjligt, och juvelen i denna badrumskrona är det specialtillverkade handfatet som påminner om en dopfunt, placerad på en pelare mitt i rummet och med en vattenkran som sträcker sig ner från taket.Producent är Urban Björstadius och programmet görs av Produktionsbolaget Prata.

men gammalt är ofta bra. Inte minst när det gäller fönster. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. I Göteborg träffar Ulla byggnadsantikvarien Boel Melin som berättar om hur Göteborgs kommun arbetar med att vårda och bevara några av stadens mest kända byggnader, som Feskekôrka, Konserthuset och Ullevi. Det finns många lagar som skyddar våra hus, som exempelvis kulturmiljölagen och plan- och bygglagen, men de är inte alltid helt lätta att förstå sig på. Ulla styr därför kosan vidare till Skövde, där Emma Malmrot och Matilda Lidberg på Skövde kommun berättar om vad som gäller om man till exempel, Gud förbjude, vill byta ut sina gamla vackra fönster mot nya, fulare och sämre fönster.Producent är Urban Björstadius och programmet görs av Produktionsbolaget Prata.

Many watched as Teamsters president Sean O'Brien spoke at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee last night so we invited the president of Teamsters Local 320 Eric Skoogs to discuss that, more on corporations and the relationship between Teamsters and Donald Trump.  

Ja, så snabbt kan det gå att se om ett hus är byggt av giftiga material, om man har ögonen med sig och vet vad man ska titta efter, vill säga. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Ulla Skoog brinner för goda material och tillsammans med Cathrine Bülow från Ekobyggportalen.se beger hon sig till Uppsala. Där får de snabbt syn på en massa giftiga hus, men också hus som är snälla mot de boende. Men vad ska man egentligen titta efter om man vill bo så giftfritt som möjligt?Producent är Urban Björstadius och programmet görs av Produktionsbolaget Prata.

Overland Park mayor Curt Skoog joined Pete Mundo to discuss the present and future for Overland Park, Kansas following the Star Spangled Spectacular Fireworks Display from Corporate Woods.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vilket öde för ett hus att bli ett ödehus. Tur då att allt fler vill rädda dem. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. I en liten småländsk by går Ulla på husesyn hemma hos Robert Danielsson i det före detta ödehus som han renoverat. Han är initiativtagare till den växande ödehusrörelsen som vill rädda ödehus från att gå förlorade. De som tar sig an ett ödehus har ofta begränsade ekonomiska resurser, berättar han, och det är bra eftersom husen då inte blir sönderrenoverade utan i stället blir varsamt bevarade.Producent är Urban Björstadius och programmet görs av Produktionsbolaget Prata.

Lake of the Woods has it all...an incredible walleye population, beautiful bass, panfish...and STURGEON. Matt Skoog discusses all things Lake of the Woods and the news is good! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

 Learning to turn the love of horses into different entities of being with horses and learning from them. Certified in Equine Assisted Learning, farrier, and horsemanship training, and riding lessons. How all of this encompasses the entire business at Foundational Skills Development. Everyone told us you can't make a living working with horses so had a journey internally to start understanding that it is possible to earn a living with the passion of working with horses.  Join in for this fabulous interview with Jay!

Matt Skoog, area supervisor for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources for Lake of the Woods joins the JMO Podcast for this episode. Matt explains where anglers can find reported information on walleyes and saugers and sturgeon on the DNR website. He also details how the research is carried out and how to interpret some of the information to help anglers better understand what's going on out there and how it can help them make better decisions when planning a trip or actively fishing on Lake of the Woods.Scheels - https://www.scheels.com/c/fishingLake Of The Woods - https://lakeofthewoodsmn.comPK Lures - www.pklure.comWebsite - www.jmopodcast.comFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/JMOFishingPodcastInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/the_jmopodcast/

Surprise!!! My girl and podcast fave, Julietta Skoog, joins me today on a special Thursday show where we come down off of our high from leading our first ever Sproutable Retreat on the gorgeous California Coast. We talk about the highlights from the weekend as well as the power of parenting in community, creating time and structure for our own self-care, and shared a few funny stories... Listen in and let me know what you think. Find all the show notes and info about our sponsors here: https://www.besproutable.com/podcasts/Eps-486-The-beauty-of-parenting-in-community-with-Julietta-Skoog Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rachel Skoog is the co-founder of The HER Inc.    Check out the Run for Her: https://run4her.org/  https://www.theherinc.com/ We have period panties and reusable pads. We have new period panty styles dropping March 1st. (promo code: Podcast15 This will give them 15% off their entire order.)   Calling all 18-30 year olds and your leaders… Join us this May 17th -19th at Lake Geneva for the young adult wknd! http://www.youngadults.today/the-wknd $10 off with the coupon code podcast! Today's episode is presented by the Church Plant Masterclass put out by our friends at Rocket Media!use code YAT50 for 50% off the course is available at www.ChurchPlantMasterClass.com Lastly, for today's episode, we are joined by Rachel Skoog – Rachel is the founder of HER INC. and she's an entrepreneur. Stay tuned to the end and you'll see a special offer in the show notes just for our podcast listeners…  And now onto our conversation about Making a difference in this world through entrepreneurship right here on the youngadultstoday podcast!  FB Group "Young Adult Ministry Leaders" https://www.facebook.com/groups/796270437396021/  Coaching Communities: https://www.youngadults.today/coaching-communities Book Bundle: https://www.youngadults.today/book www.youngadults.today  

Det är vårkänslor i luften när den äldre och vår yngre möts i - håll i er nu - samma rum. Andra mirakel diskuteras även - såsom dubbla efternamn, jämnt patt-gos, skrytsamma pösmunkar och systrar i Gullspång. Christopher får äntligen prata och väljer då hockeytugg, fascination över gubbars starka känslor och tidiga morgonrutiner. Dagens husgud är Suzanne Reuter. Om ni saknat fitness-delen av podden har vi Nisses nära-döden-puls att sätta som vårens målbild. Tjock men stark, med obefintlig puls och breda höfter är så beach-24.Glad påsk önskar Nisse å den där äldre! Tack till Patreons!Länkar till dagens avsnitt:Hotell Romantik:https://www.svtplay.se/hotell-romantikReuter och Skoog: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dk8khLhq0FYMiraklet i Gullspång: https://www.svtplay.se/video/KRoGa79/miraklet-i-gullspangHockeyallsvenskan:https://www.hockeyallsvenskan.se/Bli Patreon:https://patreon.com/nisseadendaraldre?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=creatorshare_fan&utm_content=join_link Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ellie Skoog is one of the biggest golf content creators out there at the moment, but she hasn't always just been a social media influencer. She first picked up a golf club back in 1998 due to the fact that both her parents were in the golf industry. Living in Sweden with very limited opportunities to play due to the weather, Ellie first fell in love with dance but later transitioned to golf and then left for the United States to attend Limestone University in South Carolina for 4 years. That's where she meet her boyfriend Coco and after leaving Uni, their content creation days began. Now having signed with TaylorMade and Adidas, they are going from strength to strength. In this episode Ellie tells her story and shares some secrets of the trade to help you enhance your content. Follow Ellie on Instagram @puttingwithellie  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  Like ONEPODLIFE? Share it with your friends and leave a review on whatever platform you are listening from, I would love to hear your thoughts. FOLLOW my journey on Instagram @oneputtlife Learn more about me by visiting oneputtlife.com

I det här avsnittet möter vi Sara Skoog Waller som forskat om mäns våld mot kvinnor och våld i nära relationer. Vi pratar om hur våldet kan se ut, hur samhällets skyddsnät funkar i praktiken och om vilka konsekvenser som kan uppstå när en kvinna lämnar en våldsutövande man.I serien "Rättegångspodden möter" intervjuas forskare, experter och andra sakkunniga inom rättsväsendet och ger en djupare inblick i många av de aspekter Rättegångspodden tagit upp genom åren. "Rättegångspodden möter" släpps veckovis och är tillgänglig för Acast+ prenumeranter.Reporter: Ebba AdseniusExekutiv producent: Nils BergmanAnsvarig utgivare: Jonas Häger Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/rattegangspodden. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2024.02.09 NCU Chapel Ryan Skoog

In this episode, Ryan Skoog and I have an incredible conversation about leading with prayer. As Ryan and his teams go to the toughest places on earth, they have to rely on prayer. It's crucial. But prayer isn't just for the people on the front lines in hard places. It's for us all. We learn from the global church what an intentional prayer life looks like. We talk about wasting our time with Jesus in friendship, tithing our time to the Lord, the allure of chasing influence rather than obedience, the importance of intentionality and creating our own personal liturgy. And we really hit what it looks like to pray through tough times. So join us as we learn from the global church what leading with prayer looks like. Ryan is cofounder and president of VENTURE, a nonprofit that works in the toughest places of the world, serving war refugees, trafficked people, oppressed children, and the unreached. VENTURE has planted thousands of churches that serve in their own communities to rescue girls from trafficking, start farms, and train in microenterprise and feminine hygiene, leading to generational transformation. Ryan co-authored the books Chosen: A 30 Day Devotional and the forthcoming Lead with Prayer. He and his wife Rachel enjoy adventuring with their two ginger headed kids and the newest addition to their family Kyea Sin Thant. Ryan's Book:Lead with PrayerRyan's Recommendations:E.M. BoundsCharles SpurgeonConnect with Joshua: jjohnson@allnations.usGo to www.shiftingculturepodcast.com to interact and donate. Every donation helps to produce more podcasts for you to enjoy.Follow on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or Threads at www.facebook.com/shiftingculturepodcasthttps://www.instagram.com/shiftingculturepodcast/https://twitter.com/shiftingcultur2https://www.threads.net/@shiftingculturepodcasthttps://www.youtube.com/@shiftingculturepodcastConsider Giving to the podcast and to the ministry that my wife and I do around the world. Just click on the support the show link below.Support the show

After studying the prayer lives of extraordinary leaders around the world, Ryan Skoogs began to identify patterns. These patterns shifted not only the heart and mind of the leader but also the culture around them—in their home, organization, and beyond. As the leader of your home, you must create a culture of prayer that starts with you. In this episode, Ryan shares the practical steps to do just that.      Key Takeaways   Be willing to “waste time” with God.  To start an intentional prayer life, just walk and talk with the Lord.  Twenty minutes of prayer to Jesus each day for eight weeks will change your brain chemistry in ways that are visible on a brain scan.  Where is prayer a line item in your organization's (or family's) budget?  Don't discount the little opportunities where you can be quick to pray.   Ryan Skoog   Ryan Skoog is an entrepreneur, ministry leader, author, world traveler, and adventure dad. He is co-founder and president of VENTURE, a church-planting and community development nonprofit that works in the toughest places of the world, serving war refugees, trafficked people, oppressed children, and the unreached.    Key Quotes   30:06 - "20 minutes of prayer a day, for eight weeks, will change your brain neurons and chemistry so much that you can tell on a brain scan. There's an agnostic neuroscientist that started just measuring prayer and it had to be prayer to Jesus. It wasn't just meditation and mindfulness, sand is soft, no, it is God is love. God is gracious, that kind of focus and prayer. It can change your brain scan so it fires all the parts that are amazing." 39:26 - "Don't discount the little moments throughout the day of stopping and acknowledging God. A kid has a test, let's stop and pray. We have a phrase around here, we want to be quick to pray. I think in creating a culture in your family, being quick to pray about little things quickly, oh, hey, let's pray about that. And then taking 20 seconds to pray about it and making that normal in your family, making that normal that we just talked to God throughout the day has just been a really, really helpful culture."   Links from Today's Conversation   Lead with Prayer: The Spiritual Habits of World-Changing Leaders by Ryan Skoog and others   Connect with dadAWESOME   Make a Donation to dadAWESOME Join the dadAWESOME Prayer Team Receive weekly encouragement by texting "dad" to 651-370-8618  

Entrepreneur and author Ryan Skoog shares from his book, "Lead with Prayer: The Spiritual Habits of World-Changing Leaders." Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: click here

John Skoog continues our series, "Imperfect Church, Perfect Gospel," with a message from 1 Corinthians 10.

RYAN SKOOG is co-founder and president of VENTURE, a church- planting and community development nonprofit that works in the toughest places of the world, serving war refugees, trafficked people, oppressed children, and the unreached. He is also co-founder of several travel technology companies, including Faith Ventures and Yonder Travel Insurance. Somehow he got the marry Rachel and they love adventuring with their two ginger headed kids, Colin and Sydney and the newest addition to their family, Kyal Sin Thant. Ryan has an MBA from Saint Thomas, 97 stitches from doing action sports, and has never had a cup of coffee. Be sure to pick up Ryan's latest book at: www.leadwithprayer.com This episode is brought to you by www.venture.org For more information, visit: www.youngadults.today  

My guest today is Julietta Skoog!  My sister from another mister, Julietta, is my colleague at Sproutable, and she's here today to talk about firmness.  Julietta starts by defining what firmness means (hint: it's follow through, not being mean!), and we talk about how tone and confidence play into firmness.  We get into “being strict,” taking time for training & giving kids independence, and supporting our teens who need new social experiences.  Julietta shares her wisdom on leaning on relationship, connection, firmness when things get bigger with your kids and how to stay curious & collaborative.  I ask Julietta what we can do if our relationship is feeling frayed, and share the power in saying, “I love you, and the answer is no.” I ask what we can do when our teenagers physically leave against our wishes and what to do when they return.  Julietta and I talk about how messy & relentless being firm can be, then Jules shares an “aha” moment  about the teen years, and we wrap up with some thoughts on how our own teen years influence us.  Takeways from the show What is firmness?  What does it look like?  Sound like?  Is firmness being mean?  Firmness is the foundation for mutual respect  Being a consistent parent  “Mean what you say and say what you mean”  Teens need new social experiences - how can we set them up for success?  “I love you, and the answer is no.”  What to do when your teen physically leaves (against your wishes) and what to do when they return  The similarities between the toddler years & teen years  Moving from regulation to relationship to reason  Firmness takes practice!  It can be uncomfortable.  “Fiercely committed, lovingly detached” For more show notes, including transcripts, visit our website here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The NewsGuild-CWA President, Jon Schleuss, returned to the America's Work Force Union Podcast to provide an update on the strike at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Schleuss also discussed the busiest year for collective actions in the union's history and how bargaining units like the Washington Post have utilized one and two-day strikes to their advantage in negotiations. President of Teamsters Local 320, Erik Skoog, joined the America's Work Force Union Podcast to talk about the unanimously ratified contract between the city of Mound, Minn. and its Public Works members. Skoog also discussed his journey to becoming president of Local 320.

John Skoog continues our Christmas series, “Foretold,” with a message from Isaiah 9.

Click into your bindings as we launch from the highest peaks of the North Cascades with ski mountaineering historian Lowell Skoog, author of Written in the Snows: Across Time on Skis in the Pacific Northwest, published by Mountaineers Books and 2023 winner of the National Outdoor Book Award (NOBA) for historical writing. Born to a family of Nordic ski jumpers who later pioneered endurance routes traversing remote mountain reaches, Lowell's stories abound in evocative details as well as critical characters like Wolf Bauer, Olga Bolstad, Hans Otto Giese, Bill Maxwell and Milnor Roberts. Chronicling the birth of Pacific Northwest skiing from a little-known sport of immigrants to cultural cornerstone, Lowell conveys the wonderment of Scandinavian settlers waking to Seattle's first big snow in 1916; the camaraderie enjoyed by founders of early Pacific Northwest ski clubs; and the hijinks of the 1934 Silver Skis race. His characters range from backwoods trappers to the heroic fighters of the United States Army's 10th Mountain Division—some of whom would later develop North America's postwar ski industry. Amidst our current backdrop of climate change, Lowell's snowy memoirs—confessions of sorrow and sanctuary—are also a poignant record of a threatened pastime. "Being up in the mountains and having that connection with the natural world…is really healthy. It can help you forget about short term concerns; you are in a place that's been there forever…and will be there forever.” ~Lowell Skoog

Professor Ingmar Skoog konstaterar att de som är över 70 år idag är friskare och mindre deprimerade än vad 50-åringar i tidigare generationer var. Skoog berättar också att dagens 70-åringar tränar, har sex och festar mer än tidigare generationer, medan dagens 20-åringar har mindre sex, dricker mindre och är mer deprimerade.  Vad innebär det för samhället och arbetsmarknaden? 

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I veckans avsnitt träffar jag friskvårdsinspektören, socionomen och behandlingsassistent Therese Skoog som idag även är utbildad Feng Shui Konsult. Under några år drabbades Therese av stress på jobbet, förändringar i livet, sjukdom som drabbade fler i hennes familj och hon var på kort tid på flera begravningar. Hon hamnade efter det i ett mörker och trots olika försök med terapi kom hon inte ur det. Hon utbildade sig inom Feng Shui och genom det kom hon i kontakt med sina känslor igen. Therese berättar om sin historia av motgångar som är en del av livet men som hon inte hanterade och hur hon hittade sin väg ur det. Vi pratar om vad Feng Shui är och hur vi med små förändringar kan göra stor skillnad i hur vi mår.

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Lake of the Woods is an amazing fishery and one of the gems of Paul Bunyan Country. Area Fisheries Supervisor Matt Skoog checks in with Kev to talk about all things Lake of the Woods including species health, AIS issues, concerns and, of course, sturgeon.

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On this week's episode I'm chatting with drift boat fanatics, Hank Rolfs and Eric Skoog. We discuss their early start to fishing, learning from A.J. McClane, how they started working together, their introductions to drift boats, the problem solving of boat repair, how not to land a drift boat, atlantic salmon, looking for a new workshop, and so much more.

Julietta Skoog, co-founder of Be Sproutable, joins Julia to discuss positive discipline. You don't get training for how to be a parent. Suddenly you just are one and you then have to develop your identity as a parent even as you are caring for a child. So what does parenting mean for you and how will you parent your child?   This episode is packed with information on the definition of being a positive discipline parent and how to achieve that goal. The tagline of Be Sproutable is: “Raising Kids, Growing Ourselves.”  Hear examples of positive discipline and the three steps of learning this amazing way of raising a child.  Tell your friends about this podcast.  It will be one of your favorites.     IN THIS EPISODE:    [02:56] Julietta begins by telling about her professional journey.  [07:14] What is the definition of positive disciplining parenting?  [11:42] Julietta talks about finding the fun in parenting and the language of connection and firmness.  [19:46] What are the three steps to learning positive parenting?  [27:27] Positive parenting across culture, religion and parenting styles.  [31:29] The example of a picky eater.  [34:28] Julietta shares how she built her family, including mentioning her miscarriage and how that has framed her thinking about children.  [42:54] Can you have the same “relationship” with a non-biological child as a biological child?    KEY TAKEAWAYS:    Children are remarkable and deserve respect. But, as parents, we need to look through their eyes at the world as they see it.  Positive discipline doesn't mean children go wild. It's connection and firmness. It means means connecting with “I see you, and I love you. I can see your perspective”. Then follow through with firmness of safety, limits, and routine. Kids expect that.   Kids learn through play, and parents need to lean into their world of imagination.  Positive discipline transcends culture and nationality and can be applied within the context of your cultural heritage, value system, belief system or background.    RESOURCE LINKS:    “How to Teach Your Children that All Families are Beautiful” FREE Resource   Stork'd - Facebook     Stork'd - Instagram     Stork'd- YouTube     Ways to Celebrate Your Family - Free Download    Be Sproutable - Instagram    Be Sproutable - YouTube    BIO:    Julietta Skoog is a Certified Positive Discipline Advanced Trainer with an Ed.S Degree in School Psychology and a Master's Degree in School Counseling with over 20 years of experience helping families in schools and homes. She draws from her real-life practical experience working with thousands of students with a variety of needs and her own three children to parent coaching, bringing a unique ability to translate research, child development and Positive Discipline principles into everyday parenting solutions. Her popular keynote speeches, classes, and workshops have been described as rejuvenating, motivating, and inspiring. 

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Little kids can be so challenging! Sometimes it feels like a time to just get through—but wait, there are many powerful seeds to be planted in this very important time. In this episode I talk to Julieta Skoog and she busts the myths of parenting littles, like they're “too little to help.” This is a must listen episode for parents of toddlers and preschoolers! If you enjoyed this episode, and it inspired you in some way, I'd love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, post it to your Instagram stories, and tag me @mindfulmamamentor. Have you left a review yet? All you have to do is go to Apple Podcasts or  Stitcher (or wherever you listen), and thanks for your support of the show! As a school psychologist, school counselor, and parent coach, Julietta has helped families for over 20 years, bringing her unique ability to translate research, child development, and Positive Discipline principles into everyday solutions. Get Hunter's book, Raising Good Humans now! Click here to order and get book bonuses! ABOUT HUNTER CLARKE-FIELDS: Hunter Clarke-Fields is a mindful mama mentor. She coaches smart, thoughtful parents on how to create calm and cooperation in their daily lives. Hunter has over 20 years of experience in mindfulness practices. She has taught thousands worldwide. Be a part of the tribe—we're over 25 thousand strong! Join the Mindful Parenting membership. Take your learning further! Get my Top 2 Best Tools to Stop Yelling AND the Mindful Parenting Roadmap for FREE at: mindfulmamamentor.com/stopyelling/ Find more podcasts, blog posts, free resources, and how to work with Hunter at MindfulMamaMentor.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Key Takeaways:   When the Skoog's were met with resistance, they, as a family chose to continue to walk in God's calling for them. How one choice, of going to church to serve, turned into a legacy of leading people to Jesus. The impact that Tim left his kids as he modeled Kingdom prayer and adventure. The five principles/practices that the global church implements.   dadAWESOME   We're on a mission to add LIFE to the dad life. We're passionate about helping dads live fully alive as they lead their kids to God's awesomeness.  | YouTube |  Instagram | Facebook   Tim and Ryan Skoog   Tim and Ryan are a father/son duo who share the love of adventure and legacy. Ryan is President of Venture and Tim is on the Governing Board. Venture is a Global Partner of Father for the Fatherless. Venture is committed and passionate about serving in areas of the world that are the least reached and resourced by partnering with local leaders in those communities to end some of the worlds greatest injustices.   Ministry Shout Out!   Fathers for the Fatherless FATHERS FOR THE FATHERLESS changes lives by exposing men to a cause beyond themselves. They are propelled to challenge themselves, cycling 100 miles, in response to our Heavenly Father's heart for the Fatherless. **Reminder: Twin Cities registration, FATHER FOR THE FATHERLESS, closes June 30.**   Key Takeaways:   When the Skoog's were met with resistance, they, as a family chose to continue to walk in God's calling for them. How one choice, of going to church to serve, turned into a legacy of leading people to Jesus. The impact that Tim left his kids as he modeled Kingdom prayer and adventure. The five principles/practices that the global church implements.   Conversation Notes   2:04- Tim explaining the impact of his mother in law passing away and why they decided to continue with their trip to China. 5:45 - Tim and Ryan talking about the times they were apprehended by the police and chased by dogs for putting Christian tracks on locals doorsteps.. "those are some of the adventures that you get to, you know, like, I'll always cherish that with my dad." 8:39 - "the enemy doesn't want dads taking courageous adventures, instilling values in their kids." 08:55 - "the takeaway is or recognize that when you're heading out like this, expect that there's going to be some resistance, that we have an enemy, and if the enemy can stop you before you get started, he's going to do it." 10:17 - "it didn't start he didn't start the gambit by taking us to Mozambique or, you know, a war zone. It started with just let's go serve a church together or let's go. You know, there's a service opportunity, you know, in our church or in our community." 11:14 - Ryan talking about having a good role model when it came to his prayer life and the adventures they went on as a family. 13:39 - "The quick origin is that it came out of asking a question what if what if the global church had something to teach the American church on how to follow Jesus? And instead of us just going and sending, you know, teaching and leadership and all that stuff, what if we sat at their feet and said, Could you teach us?" 14:21 - Explaining "The Five Principles/Practices" that the global church implements. 16:55 - "And that's part of the the idea on the prayer side is what like every believer in the global church that's practicing this, they're almost every day praying for people that don't know Jesus to come to come to Jesus." 19:46 - "And we try to go for the complex and easy and God wants us to do simple and tough and they can't do it." 20:43 - "the concept that you're capable of passing things on. Capable of having a rich history. Capable of having. The next. And the next. And the next." 22:18 - "But that first started with I made his decision that I want to be like my dad, and that was huge. And so I've really tried to take that and say, okay, in all this, I really want my son to want to be like me first." 23:50 - "And it wasn't just one thing that he did, but his consistency over and over and over that that was so impacting and then peppered with adventures. Right. And made it really powerful.... there's a moment there's a season in life for us as dads that the call is one of faithfulness. And it's like hard because you're like, I want to do great things and this and that. And the call is, no, actually do the same thing over and over and be faithful at that thing."    Conversation Links   Venture dadAWESOME – Episode 77   Links from dadAWESOME   https://dadawesome.org/life/ Make a Donation to dadAWESOME Join the dadAWESOME Prayer Team https://dadawesome.org/tour/

  dadAWESOME   We're on a mission to add LIFE to the dad life. We're passionate about helping dads live fully alive as they lead their kids to God's awesomeness.  | YouTube |  Instagram | Facebook   Tim and Ryan Skoog   Tim and Ryan are a father/son duo who share the love of adventure and legacy. Ryan is President of Venture and Tim is on the Governing Board. Venture is a Global Partner of Father for the Fatherless. Venture is committed and passionate about serving in areas of the world that are the least reached and resourced by partnering with local leaders in those communities to end some of the worlds greatest injustices.    FATHERS FOR THE FATHERLESS   Fathers for the Fatherless FATHERS FOR THE FATHERLESS changes lives by exposing men to a cause beyond themselves. They are propelled to challenge themselves, cycling 100 miles, in response to our Heavenly Father's heart for the Fatherless. Reminder: Twin Cities registration, FATHER FOR THE FATHERLESS, closes June 30.   Conversation Notes   2:54 - "You know, Dad, every every morning I roll out of bed and hit my knees. And it was something that impacted me and something I learned from him and have been doing faithfully ever since. So it's a situation of saying, well, son, take this from me. No, I took this from him." 3:57 - "As I look through my life is that I can say the dad that the man that was my dad was also someone that I would look up to as a hero. Many other people look up to. And so that's just one of the greatest honors." 5:08 - "I really believe that there isn't a real difference between being a leader in business, nonprofit or church. I think that we should approach it the same way." 5:42 - Ryan watching his Dad pray Psalm 91 over their family. 6:19 - Pray first then strategy/meet. 8:24 - Tim on his salvation in Alaska and his Father's salvation. 10:38 - The events of 1979 in Alaska that changed everything.. "first time I really heard the gospel in its entirety, I mean the full gospel if you want to use it as such" 11:34 - Tim's wife rededication her life to Jesus. 12:51 - "But on January 27th, 1979, I raised my hand and became a born again believer." Tim 13:07 - Tim talks about his house burning down and leaving Alaska 14:21 - Ryan explaining the legacy his dad imprinted, not only on their family, but to many people their family has encountered after getting saved "...that day was famous in our family.." 16:14 - Ryan taking Tim, his son, and father in law back to the chapel Tim was saved in and writing and praying blessings over each of them. 17:34 - "And the the idea that you, you know, this is really, really important for your kids to get is that they something happened before them and something will happen after them. Generational and that generational thought is so distant from our current generation. It's it's actually a very unique thing because for thousands of years, children grew up realizing that there's a tradition before them and a legacy to give and and to to combat the current crazy narcissism of the day."  18:43 - "whenever I want to instill a value in our kids, we like to travel somewhere and then have a moment but also have an adventure to seal it in." 20:29 - Tim's wife taking their grand daughters to where she was saved in Louisiana. 23:07 - "One of the greatest gifts that my parents and then my dad was able to give me was he wanted to expose me early on to the world, to the needs of the world, to the challenges of the world." "....he did that by taking us to some of the most difficult places in the world." 23:40 - "He never took us to Disneyland, but but he did take us to a refugee camp in Mozambique and, you know, to different slums around the world and difficult areas." 25:11 - One of the coolest things Tim did as a father was he was willing to do what his kids wanted to do. Even if their ideas where wild. 27:51 - Praying and asking God what it looks like to smuggle Bibles into China and an eagle flies over them right after praying.   Conversation Links   Venture dadAWESOME - Episode 77   Links from dadAWESOME   https://dadawesome.org/life/ Make a Donation to dadAWESOME Join the dadAWESOME Prayer Team https://dadawesome.org/tour/

Parenting coach Julietta Skoog tells us all about her very pregnant stripper encounter on the Ellen Show! Julietta is loving: Katelyn Page Fitness Her Moon Journal The book Caste by Isabel Wilkerson The book My Grandmother's Hands by Resmaa Menakem Joanne is loving: The book Surviving Religion 101 by Michael Kruger Julietta Skoog is a Parent Coach and Certified Positive Discipline Advanced Trainer with an Ed.S Degree in School Psychology and a Masters Degree in School Counseling from Seattle University. With over 20 years of experience helping families, she co-founded Sproutable, science-backed online parenting insights for pregnancy to preschool, helping multitasking and sleep-deprived parents everywhere. Her popular keynote speeches, classes, Sproutable videos and workshops have been described as rejuvenating, motivating, and inspiring. She has learned the most from her own three children. Find Julietta: On Sproutable On Instagram @besproutable On Facebook@besproutable On YouTube Oh! And also: Get your cozy clothes at ShelfieShoppe! Use code FANCYFREE for free shipping. Check out our new cardigans here! Join Fancy Free's private Facebook Group! It's so much fun!  Click the Follow button so you don't miss a single episode! Leave a rating and written review! I will be forever grateful!!! If you have your own not-so-fancy story to tell, email me at notfancy@fancyfreepodcast.com! Do it. It'll be fun! The best way to help Fancy Free reach more listeners is to tell a friend about it. Share the laughter! Thanks so much for listening, have a great week, and remember NO ONE is as fancy as they look! ~Joanne