Podcasts about transitioning well

Money is just one piece of the puzzle when it comes to planning for the next phase of your life. Your wellbeing is an important factor when it comes to achieving the lifestyle you want. Join host Shane Hancock and Dr Elizabeth Clancy from Transitioning Well as they discuss the current retirement landscape in Australia, common concerns, and the four fundamentals for wellbeing in retirement. To learn more about the topics covered in this episode, check out our Elements of Retirement guide for more information: https://www.australiansuper.com/elements-of-retirement/get-started/elements/lifestyle-and-wellbeing For more information on Transitioning Well, you can find them on LinkedIn and Facebook. If you'd like a different question answered in the podcast about how you could make the most of your super, we'd love to hear from you. Complete the form at australiansuper.com/story   The views expressed in this podcast are those of the interviewee based on their experience and expertise and not AustralianSuper. This may include general financial advice which doesn't take into account your personal objectives, financial situation or needs. Before making a decision consider if the information is right for you and read the relevant Product Disclosure Statement, available at australiansuper.com/PDS or by calling 1300 300 273. A Target Market Determination (TMD) is a document that outlines the target market a product has been designed for. Find the TMDs at australiansuper.com/TMD. AustralianSuper Pty Ltd ABN 94 006 457 987, AFSL 233788, Trustee of AustralianSuper ABN 65 714 394 898. Australian Bureau of Statistics, Retirement and Retirement Intentions, Australia 2022-23. Released May 2024. AustralianSuper Retirement Research Study, (survey of 2001 pre-retirees) February 2024.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WELCOME TO THE JOURNEY CHURCH ONLINE! We are so excited to connect with you this week! We pray you are blessed & that you find a place to belong here in our community. This episode features Marco and Cat Broccardo, pastor of Hope Rock Church in Austin, Texas, sharing a powerful message on transitioning well. We'll unpack the difference between the external "Change" and the internal "Transition.” Just like God uses wilderness wanderings to refine the Israelites, transitions can be powerful tools for growth. We'll explore biblical principles to navigate these shifts, from seeking God's guidance to finding mentors who walk alongside you. Just like Nehemiah couldn't rebuild Jerusalem alone, remember, God's work thrives on teamwork. So, as Journey Church welcomes new leadership, embrace the power of unity, selflessness, and a shared commitment to building something lasting for God's glory. This episode will challenge you to reflect on the characteristics God seeks in His workers. Are you ready to play your part in building the body of Christ? UPDATE YOUR EMAIL INFO HERE: www.journeyqueens.com/updates New Here?: www.journeyqueens.com/connectioncard Next Steps: www.journeyqueens.com/next-steps Give Online: www.journeyqueens.com/giving Instagram: www.instagram.com/journeychurchqueens/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/journeyqueens/ Twitter: twitter.com/journeychurchqueens Website: www.journeyqueens.com

What should you do when you encounter self doubt?  What does it mean to have your own back?   This is the first in a series of Question and Answer Podcasts. This episode shares the lessons I learned from my personal transition story.    Questions I answer in this episode Why did I get a coach in the first place?   What was my background? Why did I pivot? What was it I wanted to do that I couldn't in my institution? Have I always trusted my intuition?  What does having your own back mean? How did I grow the courage? What would I tell my younger self?   Pearls of Pause and Presence shared in this episode include:   “Allow the road ahead of you to speak louder than the road behind you”  Your way is the best – for you. What you practice grows Vulnerability is valuable Move towards something rather than away from something Support yourself well Consult your future self Trust yourself Make decisions from LOVE– Ask yourself what would love do? Stories can help as much as they can hurt. Telling good stories and crafting helpful narratives is powerful during transitions.     Join me for Transition Well in January 2024.  https://www.jessiemahoneymd.com/transition-well   Transition Well will change your life by teaching you how to implement the above pearls.  Consuming is one thing. Engaging in the work is a whole other experience.     If 1:1 coaching is more your speed or what you know you need. Learn more about that here: www.jessiemahoneymd.com/coaching   Coaching is a gift of time and support. Change takes time. Give it time. Honor your journey and set yourself up for success with support.   Feedback from the Fall Cohort of Transition Well: Integrating mindfulness into everyday practice has been very helpful. Hand to heart and "peace begins with me" are so accessible and helpful with unease when it starts to creep in. “The investment is worth it” “It's very valuable and a relaxing experience, I looked forward to the coaching sessions and I liked that Jessie gave everyone time to share. It didn't feel like one or two people were dominating the conversation. Some days I felt like listening and other days I felt like sharing. “ “DO IT! Super valuable at any stage of your career.” “This program has been so helpful in providing community and helping to find ways to deal with all the things that life brings.” “It was invaluable during my transition. I have reinforced the work with lots of podcasts and books too.” “It will give you tools and energy to get through the long haul” “Set yourself for success in your transition with loving kindness, compassionate guidance and skilled coaching with Jesse, amidst the camaraderie and community of others moving through similar, challenging journeys. The scary, roaring rapids ahead become an inviting, calmer river with gorgeous scenery all around.”   Find out more and sign up here: www.jessiemahoneymd.com/transition-well   If you want to find calm, contentment, and a clear and meaningful path forward I invite you to explore private mindful coaching with Dr. Mahoney www.jessiemahoneymd.com If you want to develop a mindfulness practice or a speaker for your group, reach out to Dr. Liang www.awakenbreath.org *Nothing in this episode should be considered medical advice.  

I think all parents approach the empty nesting years with mixed emotions, but don't realize how much we are in control of how they go. What if the kids don't want to come to holiday dinners? Why don't they call me back? Where do I fit in now? Let's talk about what that can look like when we transition well. We can thrive as empty nesters and become great friends with our kids! Show Notes: ttp://heidistjohn.com/blog/podcasts/​empty-nesting-transitioning-well  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/heidistjohn/message

"Transitioning Well"A conversation between Neil and Ariel McReynoldsSermon from Sunday, August 6, 2023

Living overseas for over 15 years, Amy Shuflin has the experience and wisdom to help families in transition. Amy has worked as an English Language teacher, Bible teacher, guidance counselor, member care associate, Journalism teacher, chaplain, social-emotional counselor, and she's authored many courses! Listen as Amy shares how she served students who were experiencing language barriers, transitioning, and more. She is passionate about students and their needs and that shines through in this fun episode!

On today's podcast we are talking about managing expectant employees - that's mums and dads who are expecting a child - and the importance of supporting their mental health and wellbeing, from the pregnancy announcement through to the return to work.Our special guest is Vanessa Miles, Psychologist and head of Perinatal Workplace Wellbeing, from Transitioning Well, who chats to us all about new and expectant parents in the concept of the workplace."We are all psychologically vulnerable during transitions, and the transition to parenthood is one of the biggest changes people go through in their lives," Vanessa tells. "The workplace can play a really critical role in that risk to mental health."To learn more about this subject, visit: https://theparentwell.com.au/This website has some great advice and resources for managers, employees and small business owners.

This week we chat with Organisational Psychologist Dr. Sarah Cotton from Transitioning Well to chat about the causes and what you can do about poor mental health of small business owners. This comes off the back of the report on the wellbeing of small business owners released by Xero during the week. 

Justin Trotter of Callie Harbin Baptist Church comes back on the show to recap his content on transitioning well in ministry which he preached at The Discipleship Conference of Living Faith Fellowship ‘23. Justin tells a recent testimony of change in ministry and shows us from the story of Moses and Joshua what we can learn from their discipleship relationships. We cover what a successful change in leadership looks like, overcoming problems and paving the way for future generations. Visit https://www.lfbi.org/learnmore

On the most recent episode of the Beyond Survival podcast, we are joined by leader and pastor Kevin Myers. Pastor Kevin is the founding senior pastor of 12Stone Church in Atlanta, Georgia, and has been in ministry for 30+ years.This will be a powerful episode for any current or aspiring leader.Thank you so much for tuning into the Beyond Survival Podcast! Follow us on Instagram @waymakerinstitute Subscribe to our Youtube Channel for more content - Waymaker Institute.

This service is a powerful reflection on where we have been over the past months. In this recap, more insight and revelation gets dispensed!

This episode is an important one for anyone undergoing a significant life change or managing those who are. Whether it's yourself, your colleagues, or your employees, this episode will provide valuable information to help you navigate the change, and all that comes with it. Vanessa Miles, a psychologist and senior consultant at Transitioning Well, and Georgie Chapman, employment lawyer and partner at HR Legal, join us to venture into the frameworks and requirements that need to be in place to support employees during one of life's major transitions, parenthood, as well as what you can do to make sure you and your employees are prepared. Transitioning Well is a national team of psychologists working with Australian companies to help employees manage the messy intersections between life and work. Transitioning Well supports those experiencing any kind of significant life change, however that might look. EnjoySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As Moses life comes to an end, his role transitions to Joshua.

As Moses life comes to an end, his role transitions to Joshua.

Life is a series of navigation different seasons. Over the past 15 years of ministry, I have seen there will inevitably be change. Leaders will leave. For 99% of us, we will leave. But how do we handle transition? How do we honor God in a time of change? In this episode you will hear from Pastor Lauren White on how she has managed her transitions in life and ministry. Lauren is a Strategist, Online Pastor, Purpose Advocate and Spiritual Gangster. To learn more about Lauren, go to msha.ke/laurencwhiteco.

Transitions - they are inevitable. But, do they always have to be painful? This week, the team shares some insight on how to curate a healthy transition in ministry. 

In episode seven, we sit down with Pastor Jabin Chavez, founder of City Light Church in Las Vegas, Nevada. As someone who's had multiple positions in ministry (from janitor to traveling evangelist to church planter), Jabin shares wisdom on leading through change, pressing forward with patience, and growing in humility. In this conversation, we hear about the marking experiences that have put Jabin's convictions on display–convictions that have produced a God-centered confidence. Episode Resources: Jabin Chavez Leadership Podcast City Light Church New York Times article by Adam Grant Danielfloyd.org DFLP YouTube Channel

There is both fulfillment and fruitfulness in staying in your current leadership role and in transitioning well to something new if God calls you to go. “We don't always have to leave to build a life of significance.” Meet Daniel Grothe from New Life Church, Colorado Springs, CO who shares his personal story of the road that led him to stay at New Life. If you are in a season of difficulty at your church, you will be inspired by Daniel's story. He will encourage you that these are the moments where the spirit of the Lord will empower you to live a vow of stability, so you can stand and stay. Welcome to Episode 048 of the Leaders in Living Rooms Podcast with Sean Morgan.

In this series we explore the transition from being MB ChB students into being working doctors. Here we have a conversation between Imogen Bicknell and Abdelkader Harous, who shares his experience transitioning to being a FY1 doctor in the NHS having trained in Dubai.

In this series we explore the transition from being MB ChB students into being working doctors. In this episode we hear a conversation between Kaat Marynissen, an FY3 doctor, and John Barke, who is an ST5 Registrar in general adult psychiatry and an NIHR funded academic clinical fellow. They discuss John's unconventional route in medicine and how that affected his experience transitioning into being an FY1 doctor.

In this series we explore the transition from being MB ChB students into being working doctors. In this episode we have a discussion between Imogen Bicknell who is a Foundation Year 2 doctor, and Jonathon Darling, who is the Director of Student Support at the University of Leeds and a Consultant Paediatrician, about their experiences transitioning into professional life as a doctor.

What gives meaning to life? How do we treasure God and people? What is God's unique purpose for me, and then how do I wisely invest my life? Today my guest is Ken Boa, President of Reflections Ministries. In this final message on Transitioning Well, Ken will give us tools on how to live wisely; to give us a sense of encouragement, destiny and an understanding of where our lives are meant to be. God is ever seeking to transfer our affections and hopes from the temporal to the eternal. The principles in today's message can help you become a person who is able to walk in this world with composure and clarity, so that you can approach relationships out of the overflow of Christ in you.

Today my guest is Ken Boa, President of Reflections Ministries. This is Part 2 of his 3 part series on Transitioning Well – Living this day as if it's your last. Do you think it's possible for a person to miss his life, like a person that misses a plane? Yes! I can live for the future, thinking if I can accomplish this or that, then I'll be happy, I'll be content. Guess what happens if you are among the rare people who actually achieved that thing you were really hoping to do? You'll discover it's not all it was cracked up to be, that the happiness was only temporary. So, instead of living in the future, we are called to live in the now and to enjoy His presence in the present tense, to live fully and to recalibrate and to have an understanding that God's presence in our present is the idea of practicing His presence in the now. You only have one day and that's this day. Most of your impact is hidden in this life. But there is a purpose, there is a hope and there is a calling. And my prayer for all of us is that we would seek Him out, ask Him to guide us, empower us and become more like Him.

Today my guest is Ken Boa, President of Reflections Ministries. He is teaching a 3 part series on Transitioning Well - How to take the greatest years of your life, when you have the wisdom, the relationships and the resources, to impact the world. Ken says, “Age conspires with God to take away our temporal hope.” Think about that again: “Age conspires with God to take away our temporal hope,” forcing you, against your will, to begin to think about the fundamental questions. How much time is there? Why am I on this planet? Because if you really think about it, you know that you're an eternal being having an earthbound embodied experience. In fact, your greatest opportunities this day will not be in your calendar. It's the difference between kairos and chronos. Join us to learn more!

If we've ever had an episode that's worth coming back to multiple times, this is it. I had a conversation with a man who has had a profound impact on my life, impacted many churches around the world, and does the best Brian Houston impersonation that I've ever heard. Pastor John Morgan joins us for a potentially life-changing episode about transition and how to transition well. My friend Kelly Goff and I got a chance to sit down with John while he was actually walking through a potential transition in his life, going from a volunteer staff role (while his wife Anna is on the executive team) to picking up his family and moving near Washington DC to pastor Word of Life International in Springfield, VA. John has been in ministry for over 35 years and has managed to transition so well multiple times, so it seemed fitting and natural for our conversation to just go there and speak some wisdom into moments or seasons of transition. Here are the things that we cover in today's episode: John takes us through an overview of transitions that he has been through The importance of transitions and doing them well Planning for transition before it comes time to actually transition How do you help people process a “God told me.” Transitions in, are just as important as the transition out What does a healthy transition look like? It is always such an incredible opportunity to sit down with John. He is just a wealth of knowledge and wisdom in ministry. Even if you're not currently going through a transition, you will eventually, and it is so important that we know how to do it well. Run strong this week, Brandon Editor's note: John has, in fact, gone to the darkside and is no longer a number 2. He is officially the lead pastor of Word of Life Church, so go on his Instagram and tell him congrats!

Whether you feel it acutely or not, today marks a new season. As the long, hot summer days wane, and the shorter, crisp days of autumn come upon us, it's a natural moment to pause and pay attention to the transitions of our lives, too. So, we wanted to put together a special episode this week that can help you take an appropriate pause and reflect on the bigger things that are happening. We're taking a look back, too, as we pull a few excerpts from previous conversations we've had on the podcast. We'd also like to extend to you a free month of our exclusive Bob Weekly content. All you have to do is click this link and sign up for a month of video teachings and a guided curriculum. All my best to you this fall season. - Bob Also on the episode: Producer & Co-host: Scott Schimmel The Dream Big Academy Living a focused, engaged life of love, adventure, and impact shouldn't be a mystery. It's what we're all wired for, it's what we all long for. But, it's not the norm. From all the places I've traveled to and the people I've met, I know that most people don't experience that kind of life. They feel... Like they're missing out on a different life, a life that others seem to experience. That it should've all just worked out by now, but it hasn't. Frankly, like they're languishing- and this must be as good as it gets. But, there's so much more... That's why we started putting these digital courses together. I can't travel everywhere, and not everyone can travel to me. But, what if there was a way to share life together and walk through these simple ideas I've been learning? Before, we've released these courses one at a time. Then we'd close the registration. But through the pandemic, we learned that a LOT of people want to keep growing, and they're looking for a framework they can trust. So, we put them all together- 6 interactive digital courses. Two specifically designed to help you identify and unleash your big ambitions. One for budding authors. Another for speakers. A course for your family. A course for your career. With more coming in the future. And, since we already have Bob Weekly as a monthly subscription for exclusive content, we threw that in there, too. The Dream Big Academy is the place to go for people wanting to get serious about the shape of their lives. I'd love for you to learn more- maybe even watch a short webinar we put together that goes into more detail. Sign...

Shanah Tovah! It's the top of the Jewish New Year and this season is teaching us lessons on transitional well.   Follow Dr. Mandy's new project: Instagram @TruthReformers Facebook @TruthReformersForChrist Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7bDclbYRF745WWORFhQclg Youtube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCtXxX95OYbFnbZSZULc31UA --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sisterscollective/message

Welcome to the first of our Broad Radio (on the go) pop up shows!For a Women's Health week we partnered with Jean Hailes for women's health,(they know their stuff!) and over the 5 days, covered off areas that are vital for healthy women!This 4th episode is about the importance of our looking after our minds and our mental health, so join Jo Stanley and Bianca Chatfield as they talk to Dr Sarah Cotton endorsed Organisational Psychologist, and Co-Director of Transitioning Well for this great discussion. With everything in life in flux as we all cope with the COVID pandemic in our different ways, today's discussion on mental health is beneficial for everyone of us.We talk self compassion, caring for the carers, finding things that we are passionate about to cope with life, and acknowledging that finding it hard to deal with covid fatigue and motivation is hard to find!Join us for this really important conversation.Oh and if this is your first time listening to Broad Radio, you can ☎️ Join the conversation live each Tuesday morning 9-10am AEST on the phones too on 1300 8 BROADAND...find out more about the resources and info available to you at www.jeanhailes.org.au/Find out more at www.broadradio.com.auFollow us on FB and watch live www.facebook.com/BroadRadioAusOr Subscribe at Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOjourcDAVPhXcGBoEKxPDQ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We talk to psychologist Dr Sarah Cotton, co-founder of Transitioning Well, about the blurred line between home and work during lockdowns. This episode is proudly brought to you by Liptember. Producer: May Jaspar Sound: Thomas Kunz

Today on the pod, Sam, Steve and Trey recap March Madness and Trey brags about his bracket. Then we dive deeper into the topic of settling down and transitioning to the next season of life well and examining the definition of "home." Follow us on Instagram: @HomeTeam_Pod @TheSamAcho @TreyBurton8 @SteveRyanCarter

Whether you are in a leadership transition or about to become a stepdad, this podcast is for you. Tyler and Chad discuss why transitions in leadership often fail and why every church, business, and organization must consider succession before it's "time." If your business, church, or organization is important to you, then you need to consider the possibility of the work going beyond you. (www.tylerreagin.com) Tyler's new book is a must-read for anyone in leadership. You purchase it HERE. Tyler Reagin is the founder and CEO of Life Giving Company and the author of The Life-Giving Leader. His latest book is Leading Things You Didn’t Start: Winning Big When You Inherit People, Places, and Possibilities (WaterBrook, March 2, 2021). He is the co-founder of 10TEN Project, a non-profit ministry dedicated to serving pastors, and is the former president of Catalyst, a leadership development organization. To get further connected within the New Kind of Man Community, here are some options: Follow “A New Kind of Man” on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram. Share it with friends on your social media feeds. Join our private, men’s Facebook group, "New Man Crew.” This group of men is committed to changing the world beginning with themselves, their relationships, their communities, and the world! Big vision, we know. It starts with us. Go to www.beanewman.com to join the tribe or sign up for some coaching. Subscribe the to New Kind of Man Podcast on Youtube.

As leaders, it’s so easy to get caught up in our tasks & miss the pinnacle characteristic we are called to cultivate.   Yes, we must produce & get things done, but that’s not the bullseye for a Kingdom leader.  Kingdom leaders invest in the people they lead & how you go about investing is the most important part.   Our guest today, Pastor Scott Wilson, global pastor at The Oaks & founder of The Father Initiative, unpacks what this looks like & what it means to be a true Spiritual Father!  Leading in this way is one of the most important things a leader can do & here Pastor Scott breaks down what that looks like!    Mentioned in the Episode  FREE Copy of Pastor Scott’s New Book  ---  If you like what you hear, please leave us a review! Also, feel free to shoot us an e-mail at podcast@worshiponline.com & tell us how we can better serve you and your church through this podcast.  Don’t forget to sign up for your FREE 2-week subscription to Worship Online at worshiponline.com/podcast!  The Worship Online Podcast is produced by Worship Online in Nashville, TN.  Hosted & Produced by Josh Kluge  Backing Tracks by Johnluke Lewis 

A college football wife, Kira Caldwell, joins Kayla on the podcast this week to talk about her experience with moving and transitioning between jobs. Kira has moved across state lines 4 different times in the last 6 years with their longest stint at a school being 2 seasons. She shares insights and encouragement as you transition from one job to another. Webinar Link: www.joincoachkira.me For show notes and resources mentioned in this week's episode >> https://www.theflyfoxapparel.com/blogs/news/episode-44Sponsored by The Fly Fox Apparel. Shop at theflyfoxapparel.com and join the discussion on Facebook over at The Huddle.

In this episode, we give an update on the orchard and talk about our favorite apples. We get to listen to our good friends Mac and Cindy Lake. They introduce our theme for the next several months: Transitioning Well. We spend 12-20 years getting ready for the early years of our lives but often forget how to prepare for the next season. In the interview, Mac and Cindy share the importance of having role models, being life-long learners, and leaving a legacy. Show Notes: Mac and Cindy shared that they brought into their marriage strong convictions about marriage. It was based on the healthy role models that they had in their lives. Take a minute, reflect, and then answer the following set of questions: -Who have been healthy role models in my life? -What did I learn from them? -How am I employing what I learned from into my life? In this section, we are asking you to do a couple's assessment. Please don't skip it. Too many couples lose their identities as people and couples when kids come along. Someday these little ones grow up and leave. What happens to the marriage when they are gone? It starts now, be intentional about prioritizing your marriage relationship. Your future self will be thankful. How do you prioritize your relationship with your spouse? On a scale of 1-10 (1 = we are being crushed, 10 = we could teach the course), answer the following: 1. We have daily couples only check-in time. 2. We carve out weekly time for a date. 3. Our couple's calendar takes priority over the kid's calendar. 4. We have a private space within our home just for us. 5. We work to be on the same page about family decisions. Which of these is a strength? Which needs some work? What is one action step you can take in the next two weeks to strengthen this area? Who will hold you accountable? The Lake's gave several good examples about how they had created a development culture when they had kids in the home. It has continued now that they are grandparents. This culture of development shows up in how they are consistently learning something new. Sometimes it is just for fun; sometimes it's for their vocations. What does it look like to create a similar culture of development in your marriage? How can you become a lifelong learner? Mac and Cindy talked a lot about health, specifically physical health. Mac said, "We want to die young at an old age." What does that look like for you and your spouse? What changes can you make now that will have an impact on your future self? We hope you have found these questions helpful as you processed the content from the podcast. Check back in next month as we explore the topic of family fun. How do you get out and explore the world when your kids are little, teenagers, and young adults. Be sure and check out Apple Stories blog post at www.campbellorchard.com/

In this week’s Executive Minds, David sits down with co-mentor Jeff to discuss the nuances surrounding transitioning out of one occupational position and into another. Having recently been through this, Jeff has a lot of wisdom and tips to share for someone who is currently in the process of transitioning or thinking about transitioning in the near future. We discuss the importance of paying close attention to where the world is leading you and how to take those directions in the most mindful way possible. Hopefully, this conversation provides you with some beneficial insight into how to properly navigate this process now or in the future!

In this week’s Executive Minds, David sits down with co-mentor Jeff to discuss the nuances surrounding transitioning out of one occupational position and into another. Having recently been through this, Jeff has a lot of wisdom and tips to share for someone who is currently in the process of transitioning or thinking about transitioning in the near future. We discuss the importance of paying close attention to where the world is leading you and how to take those directions in the most mindful way possible. Hopefully, this conversation provides you with some beneficial insight into how to properly navigate this process now or in the future!

Episode 018 - Nathan and Thomas share their experience with transitioning out of youth ministry. Listen in as they talk about finding F.A.T. people to lead those ministries and how to M.A.W.L. them. Join the conversation on our Facebook pageEmail us at notthepastorpodcast@gmail.comFind more from Nathan Auxer at nathanauxer.comMusic:Inspiring Advertising by Rafael KruxLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/5515-inspiring-advertising-License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Navigating work and life – how to help organisations support their people when they need it most! I chat with Justine Alter (psychologist, work-life transition expert, and Co-Director of Transitioning Well) about why people get “stuck” navigating work and life these days and what we can do to overcome this.. A FASCINATING AND MUST-SEE EPISODE! Feel free to get in touch with Justine and the Transitioning Well team! LinkedIn (Company) - https://www.linkedin.com/company/transitioning-well LinkedIn (Justine) - https://www.linkedin.com/in/justine-alter-9803aa53/  LinkedIn (Sarah) - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-cotton-ph-d-41203216/?ppe=1  FB - https://www.facebook.com/transitioningwell 

Andy & Alex Lawrence talk about how to conquer tough seasons of transition.  Sometimes we get stuck in the past and it's hard to see the opportunities right in front of us.

In this episode of the L3 Leadership Podcast, you’ll hear Doug Smith interview Clint Hurdle, Former Manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates on the topic of transitioning well in leadership. About Clint Hurdle:Clint Hurdle is the former manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, a position he held for nine seasons, earning him the title of NL Manager of the Year in 2013. Before working with the Pirates, Clint managed the Colorado Rockies and helped them achieve the 2007 National League pennant. Clint formerly played baseball for the Kansas City Royals along with the Cincinnati Reds, St. Louis Cardinals, and New York Mets and was featured in Sports Illustrated in 1978.Key Take Aways from the Interview:Clint talks about the importance of modeling positivity, faith, and character off of the ballfield and in life. What did you intentionally do to make an impact? I was intentional about listening to people and see people. I never wanted to make someone feel like they were less than I was, or that I was greater than they were. I surrounded myself with people who told me what I needed to hear, not what I wanted to hear. We are to have a “white-belt mentality”, realizing that there is always so much to learn. The message that I would leave the people of Pittsburgh with is: The best is yet to come. Clint talks about the impact that God has had in his life. There’s always going to be people who are smarter than you and have more talent than you, but you should never be outworked or be out-prepared. Transition well. I believe there is beauty in honoring the exit. So many people focus on the entrance of a new leader, but I believe that your exit is more important than your exit. When transitioning out of a leadership role, exit well and give the next person level ground to succeed.Quotes:“You model the behavior you want to instill in others.” – Clint HurdleConversation Link:https://www.clinthurdle.com/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/l3leadership)

Let's call it like it is and just be practical about the capital T word: Transition. We're talking to someone who's a few years (and a lot of experience) ahead of us on how to spot, navigate and transition through different seasons of life. Whether it's in work, relationships, school or something else entirely, this is one you'll want to listen to. Maybe even twice. Cheers to our friend Alison for jumping off the deep end with us and sharing all the things. As always, let us know what you thought of the episode by sharing on social media: @trend_ish.podcast

Working from home during the coronavirus pandemic has been a mixed blessing. Once the commute has been removed from the working day, life moves at a smoother pace. There is less rushing, more time for children, exercise and overall wellbeing. But it has also come with the burden of home schooling and for some, salary sacrifice. Justine Alters is a psychologist and a co-founder of Transitioning Well, and was campaigning for a more flexible workforce prior to the COVID-19 lockdown. Justine talks about what employees can expect as we ease back into a new normal.

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Here are some questions to help you think through any life transition.

Join Madeline and Debbie as they discuss transition. How do we transition well?  It’s a great question and something that is a difficult thing for many. Transition is a normal part of like, just like change is. Change and transition are inevitable, so how do we go about doing it well. Connect with Madeline at: http://www.nabispen.com/ https://www.facebook.com/nabispen/ You can find her book Prophetic Protocol here: https://amzn.to/38mGPZI You can find her newest book here: https://amzn.to/3cM8lSD which I wrote the forward for called Unlocking Your Prophetic Voice

Transitioning from one church to another is something that 99.9% of pastors' wives will experience. In this episode, Andrea Hoffman shares what she's learned about transitioning well. Her advice will be super valuable for those of you who are transitioning or are about to. But even if you're settled somewhere, you'll love getting to know her! Connect with Andrea Andrea on Instagram Join the Private Facebook Community The Pastor Wife Life group on Facebook is a private group just for you! We'd love to connect with you. Survey for Pastors' Wives I would love for you to take a few minutes and fill out the ANONYMOUS survey I created. Your answers will help me make the PWP better! Be A Guest on The Pastor Wife Life Go to the FAQ page to find out how you can be on an episode of the PWP. I promise - it's painless!

Sermon from Ninth Street Christian Church on December 29, 2019 by Michael Walton

Guest speaker Doug Healy. For more information visit presenceoc.org

Our feet are an important part of our overall health and well-being. We've all experienced the discomfort of aching feet, but it's easy to ignore the warning signs of what might become a chronic problem. Foot discomfort can quickly spiral out of control to chronic pain and foot deformities that require surgery to correct. However, regular stretching, strengthening, and self-massage can keep our feet strong, healthy, and flexible. It can even reverse and correct deformities and conditions such as bunions, hammer toes, Morton's neuroma, and plantar fasciitis without surgery. It's true, and I have the feet to prove it. Start a regular program of foot care today, and save yourself from the agony of da feet. You'll be amazed at how good you'll feel and how much more energy you'll have when you get that spring in your step as you walk out into the world each day. Besides, your feet will thank you for it, and never let you down. Even when you're wearing stilettos.  "Whole Body Barefoot....Transitioning Well to Minimal Footwear" by Katy Bowman https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/ https://health.clevelandclinic.org/ https://fallriverbotanicals.com/products/geronimo-pain-cream

Regular working hours and family life don’t always fit together, which is why flexible work can sound like the holy grail for parents. Dr Sarah Cotton is an Organisational Psychologist at Transitioning Well who understands the pros and cons of flexible work. Sarah outlines how you can negotiate flexible hours with your employer, and how to make it work in your family life.

5.1.19 In this message Mackenzie opens up about her stories of transition and gives practical advise on navigating change. Often we focus our energy on building our lives in the new place, and don't spend much time talking through how to leave well. This message will give you some tangible things to think through for your next transition.

My guest is Chris Spatola, sports writer, commentator, and host of the SiriusXM show, "ACC Today."And that's just the most recent of Chris's transitions to fast-paced, high-pressure environments. Since he graduated from the US Military Academy in 2002, each of his career stops have been more intense than the last-- from serving in Iraq, to serving as an assistant coach on the Duke Men's basketball team... Chris Spatola knows how to transition well when it counts. In Today's Episode: One thing that can save you from alienating everyone around you after a tough transition. Practical tips for landing your first job in broadcasting. The Army Ranger mentality that Chris uses to continue performing at the top level.   Show Notes https://blog.parallelplatform.com/ep6-chris-spatola-transitioning-well/   Connect with Chris Twitter   Connect With Parallel Twitter Instagram

Pastor CJ talks about 5 ways to transition well in the church.

Pastor CJ talks about 5 ways to transition well in the church.

Seasons of transition can be tricky. We see a broken system or an antiquated standard and we want to immediately get to work and fix it, but too much change too quickly can disrupt progress. In this episode, we discuss how to lead well in those early days.

Lifelong friend of Dr. Karen Bethea, Apostle Gary Wyatt talks about how to transition well in the seasons of your life.

After praying through the best pathway to ministry Phil and Catherine decided that planting a Corps and studying was the best option for them. They share what it was like transitioning from one appointment to another.

Dutch Sheets talks on how to transition into a new level of spiritual authority.

Dutch Sheets talks on how to transition into a new level of spiritual authority.

Ryan & Zach are joined by Jason Dumaine, friend and local youth pastor who has some thoughts on transitioning from one youth ministry to another. How do we transition well? What should we avoid? Jason's story gives us some good things to think about. Thanks for Listening! Rate, Subscribe, and Share Check us out on www.notarealpastor.com  

Dr. Sarah Cotton is an Organisational Psychologist specialising in helping individuals and organisations navigate the challenges of modern work. Sarah co-founded Transitioning Well™ in 2011, which a which focusses on supporting management and employees to navigate Parental-Leave, Work-Life and Mature-Age transitions. Sarah has over 15 years experience as a coach, trainer and consultant, and her background spans across the university, corporate and not for profit sectors, in addition to private practice.  Her academic background includes a PhD in the area of work-stress, and specific training in political and policy related psychology. In her early career Sarah worked at Psychology Beyond Borders, and as a project Manager at World Vision.  She was also an Associate at Issues Deliberation Australia/America for 10 years - (IDA) a not-for-profit, non-partisan political psychology and public policy think tank. Having both published and presented widely, Sarah’s research experience strengthens her profile and motivates her to get research to where it is needed most – real life! For the show notes and links Sarah spoke about check out the website!

  Transitioning Well with Mark Matlock   Terry and Michael welcome back Mark Matlock to the show. Mark was the first ever guest on 37 the Podcast, on March 3, 2015. For many years, Mark served as president of Youth Specialties and he transitioned in 2016 to become president of Wisdom Works and work in an advisory role to many prominent Christian organizations in America, including the Barna Group. He serves on the board of the American Bible Society and is the author of numerous books, including Real World Parents, Ideas for Parents, and Raising Wise Children. Mark talks about what it takes to transition well and why it’s so difficult for Christian leaders.   Show links – links to topics, books, and organizations discussed on this episode.   The Bible Project with particular mention of the Ecclesiastes episode.   Museum of the Bible   Transitions by William Bridges   Tale of Three Kings by Gene Edwards   Leading from the Sandbox by TJ Addington   Strengths Finder 2.0 by Tom Rath   Making Space for Millennials by Barna Resources   20 & Something by David Kinnaman   Barna Trends 2017 by Barna Group   Growing Young by Kara Powell, Jake Mulder (our guest on Season 3, Episode 10), and Brad Griffin.   The Orchid Society   The Magic Castle       Sponsors   We are grateful for EXPERIENCE MISSION to be a sponsor for our ENTIRE Season 3. EM is one of the leading non-profit organizations for short-term mission trips and longer Immersion experiences throughout the U.S. and around the world. Right now, EM is offering some amazing cross-cultural training resources for FREE to listeners of 37 the Podcast. Check out their training sessions built around the ideas of Hope, Human Dignity, and Brokenness. EM believes that “living your mission” and serving others is incredibly important and these resources explore the importance of how we serve others in a cross-cultural setting. Don’t miss these and all of Experience Mission’s upcoming mission trip opportunities.   Links: Follow 37 the Podcast on Twitter Connect with Terry on his website – TerryLinhart.com Follow Terry Linhart on Twitter or Michael Yoder on Twitter. Thanks to J2 Marketing for providing studio space.       The opinions expressed on this episode are exclusively those of podcast participants.  

Transitioning well. Nehemiah 7: 1-3 We have come now to a pivot point in our study of the book of Nehemiah. Chapters 1-6 of Nehemiah are about Nehemiah building the wall. From chapter 7 on, we are moving from building a wall to now building a community. These few verses in chapter 7:1-3 are a transition point between these two sections of Nehemiah and they tell us about the restoration of the people of Judah. They are moving from labouring and building to inhabiting, from battle for victory to battle from victory. Transition can be defined as the process or period from changing from one state or process to another. Life isn't static; we move through seasons, and so transition is important in all of our lives. There are many examples of transitions we may go though: coming to faith, changing churches, changing career, leaving school, changing roles within the workplace or ministry, new stages of life (adolescence), marriage, from marriage to singleness, having children, retirement, coming to the end of a tough season in relationships, from an old lifestyle to a new, grief. While experiencing transition in life is certain, Bill Johnson has been quoted as saying "we go from glory to glory but it's hell in the hallway". This quote captures an important aspect of transition. It is critical, but it is often also hard, because transition can be connected with loss and pain, it can be long, and it's a place of tension and change and change isn't always easy. Transitioning well is really important because how you transition determines in part how you are set up for the next thing in your life. What can we learn from Nehemiah about how to transition well?

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Speaker: Trey Corry Scripture: Haggai Series: College_Life Series Order: None Location: Grace Bible Church Southwood Israel's failure to transition well over the long-term when they returned to rebuild the temple in Haggai's day provides us valuable lessons as we transition into summer and after graduation. PowerPoint Slides