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What are we excusing that may be stealing our peace and joy?A little too much wine. A story that wasn't ours to tell. A private exchange we wouldn't want our spouse to read. Another purchase we hide. Repeating our grievances until anger becomes our constant companion.Nothing dramatic happens. No lightning bolt. No immediate exposure. So we dismiss the nudge of conscience: It's no big deal. Everyone does it.The absence of immediate consequences doesn't mean there is no harm. God's patience is not His permission.Romans 2:4 reminds us that God's kindness is intended to lead us to repentance. His mercy gives us an opportunity to change direction. But let's not forget that forgiveness doesn't prevent the consequences of our choices from tumbling back toward us.Our culture may call gossip “catching up,” drunkenness “partying,” lust “entertainment,” and greed “ambition.” But social acceptance cannot make destructive behavior harmless.Let's use discernment in all of this—enjoying food is not always gluttony. Feeling attraction to someone is not always lust. A glass of wine with dinner is not necessarily drunkenness. Reporting abuse or seeking support is not gossip.The real question we must ask ourselves is: What are my choices doing to my character, my relationships, my peace, and the fulfillment of my purpose?James 1:14–15 describes how desire can grow into sin and destruction. Repetition makes crossing a line easier. Eventually, we may stop noticing the line.But we don't have to wait until our behavior reaches crisis proportions. God can deliver us from the behaviors that hurt us. Here is where we begin.1. Name the behavior without excusing it.We cannot surrender what we keep defending. Speak the truth outlaid to yourself. Say, “I'm drinking more than I intend. I'm sharing private information. I'm feeding resentment. Or I'm hiding things.”Be specific. Replace “Everyone does it” with “This is hurting me, and I want to change.”First John 1:9 assures us that God forgives and cleanses us when we confess. We can acknowledge sin without declaring ourselves hopeless.2. Identify what leads up to it.Ask yourself about the circumstances the precede the behavior you want to change: When does this happen? Who am I with? What am I feeling? What am I hoping this behavior will do for me?Answer honestly. Consider that gossip may be providing you a sense of belonging. Shopping may offer you a feeling of distraction from the things that trouble you. Anger may create a false feeling of being in control. Recognizing our need ahead of time, helps us choose circumstances in which we're better able to live as the best version of ourselves.When the urge for our destruction behavior comes, pause. Name the feeling. Pray, take a walk, call someone trustworthy, or rest. Practice meeting the need without repeating the harm.3. Picture the example you want to set.Imagine those closest to you describing you the way you want them to see you.Then ask yourself: If my family and friends, especially the children in my life, did what I do, would I be proud or worried? Our actions teach others what is acceptable. People within our influence can also learn from watching us apologize, seek help, and make positive changes in our lives.Choose one action today that reflects the person you want them to see.4. Plan before temptation arrives.Romans 13:14 instructs us not to make provision for sinful desires. Put that into practice by removing easy access and deciding ahead of time how you will respond.For gossip: Say, “That's her story to tell.” Change the subject or leave the conversation.For drunkenness: Plan an alcohol-free evening. If drinking in certain situations feels difficult to control, choose not to go until you feel stronger. You can also seek qualified support.For lust: Unfollow tempting accounts, block pornography, and end secretive or flirtatious exchanges.For gluttony or overspending: Plan meals and purchases. Notice when you want comfort, and choose a response that actually addresses what is troubling you.For destructive anger: Stop talking to people about the things that make you angry. Pause before speaking, and address the problem calmly with God and someone who can help.For dishonesty: Correct the exaggeration or lie promptly. Practice telling the truth even when it costs you approval.Write a simple commitment: When _____________ happens, I will _____________.Change the setting when necessary. Good intentions are stronger when our surroundings support them.5. Ask God for help, and act on it.Pray: Lord, help me recognize my weaknesses and the things that tempt me to sin and help me take the next right step.Then take that step. Close the app. Leave the conversation. Apologize. Ask a trusted person to check in with you.God's help may come through Bible Scripture, a friend, a pastor, a counselor, or a recovery community. Receiving help is part of moving forward.If you stumble, confess, repair what you can, and strengthen your plan. Romans 8:1 assures us that there is no condemnation for those who belong to Christ. We can return to Him and keep growing, but let's not make that our failsafe position by going ahead with sin. We're stronger than that.We protect our peace and joy through the choices we practice, not the ones we intend to make someday. Let someday be today.Pray:Lord, show me what I do that is holding me back from your good plan for my life. Please give me the strength and courage to change what I can, please change the things I can't change, and please give me the humility to accept help. Help me choose what honors You today. Amen.Pray. Listen. Act. Repeat. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rhondasciortino.substack.com

Linda is the founder of Good For You Money, and she grew up translating bills for her immigrant parents in a two-bedroom apartment shared with strangers. She retired from corporate life at age 36! In this episode, Linda shares how she went from graduating into the Great Recession with five figures of student debt to achieving financial independence, and what a decade of managing nine-figure marketing budgets taught her about the tricks companies use to get into your wallet. Her hot take? Social media is NOT social! It's a marketplace, and if you're not buying or selling, you're the product. Tune in for practical ways teachers can help students spot the ads hiding in plain sight, overcome "money isn't for people like me" beliefs, and start building wealth from any starting point!

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Mental strength isn't something you're born with — it's a muscle you build one choice at a time. In this episode: 10 things mentally strong teens (and adults) refuse to do, and the simple practice that builds real mental strength for each one.10 Things Mentally Strong Teens Don't Do (And How to Build Mental Strength)Being mentally strong isn't about never struggling. It's not a personality trait some people just have and others don't. It's a muscle — and like any muscle, you build it one small, repeated choice at a time.In this episode, we break down 10 things mentally strong teenagers (and adults) don't do — and the simple practice you can start today to build that strength for yourself.1. They don't obsess over what they can't control. Use the circle of control. If something outside your control is causing real anxiety, give yourself 10 minutes to worry about it — then choose one action you can actually take and move forward.2. They don't waste energy trying to please everyone. You can't please everyone, and trying only drains you. Practice saying no to what doesn't serve you, and check your motive: are you serving people, or just afraid of what they'll think?3. They don't confuse their feelings with facts. Getting rejected doesn't mean everyone hates you — that's a feeling, not a fact. Check the evidence. You have a track record of skills and success that says otherwise.4. They don't make permanent decisions based on temporary emotions. The difference between a negative emotion and a positive one is often just time. Pause before you send the text, quit the thing, or set the boundary — decide from a logical moment, not an emotional one.5. They don't compare their behind-the-scenes to everyone else's highlight reel. Social media shows the best lighting, the best moments — never the whole story. Unfollow or mute the accounts that make you measure your worth against someone else's highlight reel.6. They don't let one person's opinion become their identity. Build an identity statement. Write down the qualities you want to be known for — kind, courageous, dependable, disciplined — and collect evidence every day that you're becoming that person.7. They don't let yesterday steal their today. You have a perfect track record: you've made it through every hard day you've ever had. Your future isn't defined by your past — it's defined by what you do today.8. They don't expect confidence before taking action. Confidence comes after action, not before. Everyone starts as a novice. Fear is a choice, and moving past it is a choice too — look back at all the times you already did the hard thing.9. They don't give up just because something is hard. Stop staring at the finish line. Just ask: what's the next best step? Take it, then take the next one. That's the whole path to progress.10. They don't let distractions keep them from what matters most. Set an intention every day — even just one or two things that deserve your attention. If you're struggling, put up barriers: phone in another room, on silent, in grayscale mode. Distraction is the enemy of the traction you need to build a life of satisfaction.If this hit home, share it with a teenager in your life — or with the parent who needs to hear it. You don't have to work on all 10 at once. Pick one. Work on it today. If you need to, work on it again tomorrow. Once you've got it, pick the next one.You are always one second of strength away from a completely different life.Do the three S's:Subscribe wherever you're listeningShare this with one other personStars! Give the show a 5 Star ratingGo find your one second of strength — and be happy.

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Today, we draw a line in the sand. We talk about a threat in the church so few want to name—celebrity worship. Not in Hollywood. Not in D.C. But in the church. In your pocket. In your earbuds.Candace Owens. Tucker Carlson. Names that command attention. Voices that spark outrage, controversy, clicks—voices some believers cling to tighter than Scripture. But what happens when our discernment is sold out for the dopamine hit of a viral clip?Here's the hard truth from Paul M. Neuberger: Jesus doesn't share His throne. Not with Candace. Not with Tucker. Not with me. You make an idol of any voice other than Christ, and you're on dangerous ground.Are you letting a commentator shape your soul more than the Word? What happens when your feed shouts louder than your faith?Will you tear down your idols?“You shall have no other gods before me.” — Exodus 20:3Episode Highlights13:13 - If C-Suite for Christ ever becomes about building Paul M. Neuberger's brand or Paul M. Neuberger's platform instead of Christ's kingdom, shut the door. Unfollow us. Cancel your membership. Get out of Dodge. I'm as serious as cancer when I say this. This movement is not worth existing if Jesus isn't at the center of it.43:03 - If political content is consuming more of your emotional energy than the gospel, if you're talking more about commentators than Christ, if you're spending more time forwarding clips than sharing scripture, then I believe something has quietly become disordered in your heart. The solution isn't censorship. The solution... is refusing to finance spiritual junk food. Every click is a vote. Every share is a recommendation. Every subscription is an investment.54:43 - If the C-Suite for Christ podcast ever becomes more important to you than your Bible, turn me off. I'm dead serious about that. Unsubscribe to the YouTube channel, unsubscribe to the podcast, revoke your membership in C-Suite for Christ. If we ever become your idol, get rid of us. Drop us like a bad habit.Connect with Paul M. NeubergerWebsite

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Matt wants to set the record straight, he DID NOT call the paps on himself, if he did, he would not be wearing skinny jeans... What are the rules of social media? Can we just be ok with unfollowing people who don't post anything interesting, or anything at all. And Anna brings us some dating tips from 1958, and some of the tips to find a husband, still stack up, we just don't endorse most of them xxSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo Unfollow After Divorce Drama.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

What's happening in Jelly Roll and Bunnie's split? They just unfollowed each other on social media.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this thought-provoking episode, host Gurpreet Kaur explores a modern-day dilemma that many people face in the age of social media: when a friend says, "If you're really my friend, unfollow that person." Is this a healthy way of setting personal boundaries, or does it cross the line into emotional control? The discussion examines how loyalty, trust, and respect are being redefined online, and whether friendships should be measured by actions on social media. Using relatable examples from family disputes and workplace conflicts to community disagreements and relationships—the conversation encourages listeners to reflect on where they stand. Should friends always take sides? When is an unfollow a gesture of support, and when does it become a loyalty test? Tune in as Gurpreet Kaur unpacks the balance between boundaries, independence, and genuine friendship in today's digital world.

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Fantasy Draft; Brandon Aiyuk & JD5 Unfollow Each Other

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Pride is a silent killer of the spirit

Hoy en La Casa, Manuel Silva, Samuel Rodríguez y Maggie Díaz ponen sobre la mesa esas conversaciones incómodas que todos hemos pensado alguna vez pero nadie se atreve a decir. Arrancamos con una duda existencial: Si un conocido fallece... ¿le das unfollow en redes sociales? ¿Es una falta de respeto borrarlo de tu inicio o es más tétrico dejar su perfil ahí como un cementerio digital? Analizamos la ética de las redes sociales cuando alguien pasa a mejor vida. Luego, pasamos de lo digital al mundo real para debatir sobre los límites de nuestro espacio personal. ¿Qué tan normal es el contacto físico con desconocidos? Desde ese toquecito en el hombro en la fila del supermercado hasta los que te saludan de beso sin conocerte. Hablamos de lo incómodo que puede llegar a ser y marcamos nuestros límites.

In today's episode, I'm diving deep into a topic that might make you feel a bit uncomfortable: disconnecting and unplugging. If you're anything like me, you've probably found yourself endlessly scrolling through social media, feeling overwhelmed, and possibly even inadequate. The truth is, most of us are online more than we should be, often not in ways that benefit ourselves or our businesses. This episode is about recognizing the cycle of social media addiction, understanding the real costs—like decision fatigue and burnout—and implementing boundaries. I'll share personal insights and practical steps that have helped me, such as having sacred offline time and aggressively unfollowing sources of negative comparison. Let's explore how taking time offline can actually spark creativity and clarity in our businesses. Trust me, your best ideas are waiting for you off the screen! **Key Takeaways:** 1. Unplug regularly to clear your mind and spark creativity. 2. Avoid decision fatigue by making routine decisions easy. 3. Be proactive, focusing on your business strategy. 4. Set offline boundaries to recharge. 5. Unfollow negativity; protect your self-esteem.

When you scroll through social media, how does it make you feel? If the answer is angry, exhausted, or scared, that's not going to help you in business or life. On this Mindset Monday, I'll take you through why it's time to start cleaning up what you follow on social.

We've come a long way. But not necessarily in the right direction. From the the nostalgic days of AOL Instant Messenger to 2026's high-stakes, algorithmic landscape, constant connectivity has fundamentally shifted our attention spans, our peace of mind, and the way we show up for our families. Worse, the desire to show up online often takes us directly out of real life. It's no surprise, then, that we're feeling the mental and emotional weight of the "scroll". We don't have to throw our phones in a lake to find the reprieve we desperately need. On today's show author Emily Feldpausch argues that it isn't about rejecting technology. It's about reclaiming the intentionality that the algorithms try to take away. Here's a preview: [5:00] Reflections on the shift from the early days of AIM and MySpace to the current user experience that often feels designed against us [8:45] How being always on has eroded our collective sense of peace and altered the dynamics of modern family life [18:00] How to stop checking in and start being present [23:00] A candid look at 2026 internet culture, from shopping hauls to harmful beauty standards. Can we still find corners of the web that align with our true values? [27:00] Emily's personal strategies for maintaining phone boundaries to protect her mental space   Resources mentioned: This episode is sponsored by Fearless Finance. Use code SUSTAINABLE to get $50 off your first meeting. Technology Is Getting Worse The Unfollow Effect: Intentional Living in a Digital Age Book Club This show is listener-supported. Thank you for supporting! Join our (free!) Facebook community here. Find your tribe. Sustainable Minimalists are on Facebook, Instagram + Youtube @sustainableminimalists Say hello! MamaMinimalistBoston@gmail.com. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

A powerful reminder that God never called us to parent perfectly, but to intentionally lead the next generation toward knowing, loving, and honoring Him.

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Unfollow self and follow Christ by choosing humility over selfishness—serving, loving, and laying down your life for others just as He did.

What happens when you stop following the “rules” everyone says you're supposed to live—and build something entirely your own way?In this episode of the Tax Rep Network Podcast, Eric Green sits down with entrepreneur and author Sharrin Fuller to unpack her unconventional journey from teenage worker to salon owner… to self-taught accountant… to building and selling multiple firms.They dive into the real story behind her book Unfollow the Rules—including the highs, the hard lessons, and the parts most people never talk about. From skipping the traditional college path to navigating private equity deals, Sharrin shares what it actually takes to build a business that works for you—and what can go wrong if you're not prepared.If you've ever felt stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure how to scale—or exit—your firm, this episode is a must-listen. Raw, honest, and packed with hard-earned insight—this is one conversation you don't want to miss.

A sermon calling believers to reject lust by embracing God's design for sex—rooted in covenant, honor, and truth—so they can experience healing, freedom, and deeper intimacy with Him.

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Unfollow isolation and rediscover the strength, healing, and purpose that only true community in Christ can bring.

Send us Fan MailMy guest this week is the wonderful Brianna Madia. Back in 2016, with her then husband and her dogs, Brianna moved into their 1990 Ford van and started sharing her life on Instagram. Her following grew quickly and she became one of the first van life influencers — which has led to brand deals and three book deals — as people became fascinated with her colourful, interesting and adventurous life, much of which was spent in the desert in deepest darkest Utah. Then, one fateful day, one of her beloved dogs, Dagwood, was caught under the wheel of their van in a tragic accident, with her ex-husband at the wheel and her in the passenger seat. They drove 6 hours to get Dagwood to a vetinary hospital to save him. In the meantime, Brianna's Mum started a Go Fund Me page to help with the extortionate cost of the vet bills, and Brianna's generous followers kindly covered the cost; however, in an attempt to protect her ex, she didn't initially tell her followers that it was him at the wheel. Dagwood survived, but the whole thing was the beginning of the end of her relationship, as well as the start of a pretty dark phase in her life. Following their split, Brianna subsequently came clean about the fact that her ex had been driving the van when Dagwood was run over, and what followed was a hate campaign of vitriol and bullying that saw an entire community form on Reddit purely to take her down - resulting in losing several brand deals. The worst thing was that Brianna discovered that her ex had actually joined the Reddit thread and was fueling the fire of all of this hate. Brianna's brilliant new book, Homesick Nomad, is the story of what followed, including a new - but unconventional - relationship with a man called William. Brianna, who is childfree by choice, still lives in her trailer in the desert in Utah, while William lives in Oregon. In our conversation we talk about so many things including some of what she went through with regards the hate she received and essentially being cancelled on the internet, her love of solitude, her choice to not have kids, and last but not least her beloved dogs, including Dagwood who sadly passed in November last year. Homesick Nomad is out now.05:41 Van Life to Viral Fame08:11 Dagwood Accident and Divorce13:42 Homesick Nomad Overview15:34 Desert Solitude and Cancel Culture16:18 New Love and Self Definition22:56 Women, Misogyny and Online Hate25:36 Criticism vs Harassment26:18 Dehumanising Online Mobs30:34 Unfollow and Take Control32:16 Hate Following Explained34:18 Why Haters Aren't Happy37:13 Out of State Fiancé42:58 Independence Over Tradition44:37 Thriving Solo and No KidsBuy Brianna's book: https://www.briannamadia.com/homesicknomadFol Support the showBuy my book, SHINY HAPPY SINGLES (UK) / THRIVE SOLO (US & Canada) at: https://www.lucymeggeson.com/bookJoin my membership community for single women, Thrive Solo: https://www.lucymeggeson.com/thrivesoloDownload my FREE PDF 'Top 10 Comebacks for the MostAnnoying Questions Single Women Get Asked' Go to: https://www.lucymeggeson.com/comebacksCheck out my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@thrivesolowithlucymeggeson Join my private Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1870817913309222/?ref=shareFollow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thrivesolowithlucymeggeson/Email me: lucy@lucymeggeson.com And thank you so much for listening!

Unfollow the world's “algorithm” and choose transformation in Christ—renewing your mind, reshaping your desires, and walking in a new way that reflects Him, even when it goes against culture.

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Send us Fan MailSend us Fan Mail!THE WORKFollow Work-Life AlignmentThe best day of my life is:I know this is the best day of my life because:The core values I plan to review in my life are:The evidence I found of these values in my life are:One thing I know could get me off the beam and burnme out is:When I show up at work, I want to show up like:When I show up at home, I want to show up like:I am bringing my energy for these people right now:I define alignment as:For me alignment looks like:For me alignment feels like:One change I plan to make after reading this chapteris:Get your copy of Mel's bestselling book, UnFollow: Question Everything with Excitement, and download the FREE WORKBOOK!Curious about Group Coaching? Check out ONE.Life today!Did you love this episode? Let us know what other topics you'd like to hear Mel explore or questions she could address. Email: melissa@melissawiggins.lifeRemember, you can change your life one question at a time.Let's get started today.Follow Mel on IG @coachmummabear_Remember to leave an honest review and subscribe to "UnFollow: Question Everything with Mel Gray."

On today's show: The bodyguard who reprimanded an 11-year-old girl is now speaking out—and somehow the whole Chappell Roan situation just got even more confusing. Meanwhile, Savannah Guthrie is set to be interviewed on "Today" today and tomorrow. We had Good Vibes! Plus, Kristin Cavallari says married men have no business DM'ing on Instagram… and we're divided. In Hash It Out, Crystal wants to go big for their son's first birthday, but her husband Ian thinks it's way over the top. Where do you land? Alyssa's College of Knowledge returns! And in entertainment news, we're talking Rihanna, the new Harry Potter series, and a head-scratching comment from Usher. Plus, what's something totally normal… that absolutely freaks you out?

Pastor Jeremy kicks off a new mini-series called “Blessed in the Stress,” where we begin an honest conversation about anxiety and the pressure so many of us are feeling today. But you don't have to live imprisoned by anxiety. Discover five practical and powerful steps to ‘unfollow fear' and experience the peace God promises!

Pastor Jeremy kicks off a new mini-series called “Blessed in the Stress,” where we begin an honest conversation about anxiety and the pressure so many of us are feeling today. But you don't have to live imprisoned by anxiety. Discover five practical and powerful steps to ‘unfollow fear' and experience the peace God promises!

Send a textTHE WORKFollow Family“Family is not an important thing, it's everything.”—Michael J. Foxo What are your family's values?Be sure to place them somewhere in the homeeveryone can see.o Set a date for you and your partner to go over thedivision of labor in your home. Be sure to set a fewhours, and let it be flexible at first.o Set a weekly family meeting time and day - Sunday6pm is good for us. Discuss the upcoming weektogether. Ask what everyone has going on and whoneeds extra help this week.o Set a time weekly with your partner to discuss theweek. We like walk and talks, where we discuss howwe can help each other, our current workload, and anytravel.o Divide chores up between kids that are age-appropriate. You would be so surprised if you Googleage-appropriate chores. Our kids are so much morecapable than we allow them to be.Our kids set a timer for thirty minutes and like to tackle their chorestogether. If this doesn't work, assign themindividually.o We will discuss with kids on (date and time)Remember: slow and steady wins the race. Changes taketime. Implement one at a time until you feel confident to moveon to the next one.Get your copy of Mel's bestselling book, UnFollow: Question Everything with Excitement, and download the FREE WORKBOOK!Curious about Group Coaching? Check out ONE.Life today!Did you love this episode? Let us know what other topics you'd like to hear Mel explore or questions she could address. Email: melissa@melissawiggins.lifeRemember, you can change your life one question at a time.Let's get started today.Follow Mel on IG @coachmummabear_Remember to leave an honest review and subscribe to "UnFollow: Question Everything with Mel Gray."

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“For most of our lives, women have been told that if we look a certain way and behave a certain way, the world will unfold for us. Only to reach midlife and find that, for most of us, it isn't true, and the booby prize is that apparently we now have to spend yet more time and money obsessing about how to claw our way back to a place of acceptance that never existed.”   In this episode I speak to Poorna Bell — award-winning journalist, author, and former UK executive editor for HuffPost — to talk about her new book She Wanted More, the cultural shift happening among women in their 40s, 50s, and 60s, and why the conversation around midlife needs to change. Poorna describes the atmosphere before her 40th birthday as apocalyptic, with friends talking about it like the end of the world, and society treating 40 as a cliff edge. Surprisingly, to her, the world didn't end. In fact, things got better. Over the five years since, she's watched her life move on an upwards trajectory, something society never told her was possible. She Wanted More is her response to that gap between what women are told about midlife and what actually happens when you're in it. Poorna noticed women all around her in their 40s, 50s, and 60s making fundamentally different choices than previous generations. Whether that was questioning relationships, redefining career success, opting out of motherhood, or choosing to remain single after divorce. The traditional markers of success (money, power, nuclear family structures) are being interrogated. Women are asking: What do I actually want? What is purpose for me? This isn't a book prescribing one way to live. It's about creating agency — doing an inventory of your life and asking yourself: What do I need to feel power and intention in my own life? Poorna advocates for reclaiming the word ‘climacteric' because it better captures the magnitude of what's happening in the menopause transition. It sounds dramatic because it is dramatic. She describes her own symptoms as "giant stingrays carrying dread, despair, and fear" — a visceral image that will resonate with anyone who's experienced perimenopausal anxiety and that pervasive sense of doom. Poorna surveyed around 1,000 women for the book, and one surprising finding was the fear younger women now have about perimenopause. Media coverage has skewed heavily negative, and many women in their 20s and 30s are genuinely terrified. Poorna's response? We need balance. Yes, some women have brutal experiences. But many don't. The goal isn't to sugarcoat it or pretend it's all wonderful, but to give women the full picture so they can prepare without catastrophizing. Poorna quotes Ashley Kelch in the book: "The most disruptive act in midlife isn't leaving your job or your relationship. It's leaving behind the version of yourself that you created in order to survive." For Poorna, that meant shedding the version of herself that was palatable, agreeable, and constantly performing. She describes younger Poorna as someone who would say yes to everything, who prioritized being liked over being authentic. Midlife gave her permission to stop. She's learned to listen to her body's signals, to say no without guilt, to recognize when she simply doesn't have the spoons for something, and to honour that without shame. The global anti-aging market is set to be worth $80 billion in four years. Poorna calls it "the same shit, repackaged" — a relentless marketing machine selling women the idea that looking young is the only way to remain valuable. And yet, when she asked the women she surveyed what getting older meant to them, not one mentioned looks. They talked about freedom, contentment, peacefulness, having options. So how do we opt out of this pressure? Poorna's advice: stop engaging with the narratives that don't serve you. Unfollow accounts that make you feel inadequate. Surround yourself with images and stories of women who are thriving in midlife on their own terms. Representation matters — and we have more control over our media diet than we think. One of the most moving parts of the book is Poorna's conversation with her own mother about her early life before becoming a mother. Her mother had a place at university. Everything was paid for. But her grandfather wouldn't let her go because it would have meant living with a family he didn't approve of. Later, when her mother's employer suggested she take auditor exams, her father dismissed it: "You're going back to India to get married soon, so there's no point." Listening to her mother recount this, Poorna felt rage. She could see the brightness, the potential, the intelligence — and the loss of what could have been. That conversation made Poorna softer and more compassionate with her mother. She now asks anyone whose mother is still around: have that conversation. Ask about their life before you were on the scene. Their answers won't be defensive because they're not connected to you as a person — they're just telling you their story. It's precious. Key Takeaways: Midlife isn't a cliff edge. Society lies. Your 40s, 50s, and 60s can be an upwards trajectory if you let them be. Question the definitions of success you've inherited. Money and power aren't the only measures. What does success mean to you? Let go of the version of yourself you created to survive. Midlife is permission to stop performing and start being. Listen to your body's signals. If you don't have the spoons, you don't have the spoons. Honour that. Opt out of anti-aging narratives that don't serve you. Curate your media diet. Surround yourself with images of women thriving in midlife. Talk to your mother about her early life. If she's still around and you have a relationship with her, ask about who she was before you existed. You'll learn something profound.   Instagram, Threads, and TikTok: @poornabell She Wanted More https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/she-wanted-more-reimagine-your-future-and-live-by-your-rules-poorna-bell/2eea99431a408200?ean=9781785122835&next=t&next=t&affiliate=11357  Also check out her previous book Stronger — pairs beautifully with this one Ways to work & connect with me: Coaching 1-1 http://www.thetripleshift.org   Menopause in the workplace support at www.managingthemenopause.com  Subscribe to my newsletter at https://middlingalong.substack.com/   Connect with me at https://www.linkedin.com/in/emmacthomas/ 

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Sharrin Fuller has built and sold two accounting firms, and the second time around, she knew exactly what mistakes to avoid, except for one she didn't see coming. On Episode 252 of The Unique CPA, she tells Randy that the business side of an exit is straightforward, but the emotional aftermath? That sent her into two levels of counseling and off her life insurance policy due to skyrocketing blood pressure. Now, as founder of Glass Wallet Ventures, she helps firm owners prepare for exits they may not even be planning yet, because by the time someone puts a letter of intent in front of you, it's already too late to maximize value. Sharrin challenges the "we've always done it that way" mentality that keeps accountants stuck in dependency traps, and her approach is simple: fix one thing at a time, give firm owners back 30 minutes of their day, and only then move onto the next problem. Sharrin is proof that working three days a week isn't a fantasy when you build systems that actually stick. Get the full show notes and more resources at RandyCrabtree.com  

Send us a textTHE WORKFollow Start Before You Are ReadyThe three thought errors I keep having right now are:Three thought resets to those thoughts are:I define perfectionism as:I see my perfectionism is holding me back in these 3areas:I can see I am procrastinating in these 3 areas:One area I plan to focus on for the next year is:The one thing I plan to Start Before I am Ready is:The first step I will take to start that one thing is:I will begin the one thing ___________________date, timeList three times you have done something someonesuggested without questioning it.What will you do next time and why?Next time someone metaphorically tells you to gohome, what will you do?Get your copy of Melissa's bestselling book, UnFollow: Question Everything with Excitement, and download the FREE WORKBOOK!Curious about Group Coaching? Check out ONE.Life today!Did you love this episode? Let us know what other topics you'd like to hear Melissa explore or questions she could address. Email: melissa@melissawiggins.lifeRemember, you can change your life one question at a time.Let's get started today.Follow Melissa on IG @coachmummabear_Remember to leave an honest review and subscribe to "UnFollow: Question Everything with Mel Gray."

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Today on Good Follow: Ros and Angel preview the New York Liberty and Phoenix Mercury's game 2. How will New York adjust with Breanna Stewart's potential injury? What does Natasha Cloud bring to the Liberty? Next, they break down the Minnesota Lynx and Golden State Valkyries before they head to the Bay. How will the crowd impact the Golden State Valkyries in game 2? Can Minnesota's bench keep the momentum? Then, Ros gives her DraftKings pick of the week. Finally, Ros and Angel play a game of Good Follow or Unfollow. Is the pink hair an A'ja Wilson trademark or does it belong to the Studbudz? What do we think of Natisha Hiedeman's ‘Femme T' look on stream? Do we like Cathy Engelbert's Rookie of the Year surprise for Paige Bueckers? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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