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Shannan Martin's new book "The Ministry of Ordinary Places" released yesterday and Lisa sat down and chatted with Shannan about the book.  They discussed learning to view yourself as a neighbor, setting boundaries, and telling stories that involve other people. They also bring their enneagram 8-ness to the conversation for a few minutes.  "Until I'm told to go, this is where I am."  Order the book HERE.  Uniquely Woman Instagram Delighting in My Days Instagram, Facebook Phylicia Delta Blog Instagram, Facebook

Money. Money. Money. What is it but the agreement of value.  You pay exchange currency for items or services, like coaching.Man, my relationship with money has not always been the best. There were times, as a coach, I needed client's money to survive. To be in that constant state of survival, money could cloud my vision.  I would posture and position myself as this individual who had it all figured out.  Being this inauthentic self-affected my value, abundance and clarity.What I have learned is that my subconscious mind does not believe I'm worth the money.  It was always trying to find ways to sabotage any success.  Of course, I would find a way to make it more complex.  Until I'm willing to really confront how I truly feel about it, I'm just going to continue to go in circles and be stuck.Today I had a conversation with someone that I owe money to. I had been avoiding the conversation. It was uncomfortable.  My ego and this feeling was robbing me of the valuable time that I could go and create something of value. I just opened up the conversation and went straight for it!I invite you to listen to this podcast to hear how that conversation went.If you found value in today's episode, please exchange that for a comment below or forwarding this on to others. Of course you can reach me at mebeingmelive@gmail.com or visit me on Instagram.

Written In Stone - Exodus 20:16: Remember Pinocchio? His nose grew anytime he told a lie. Ever wished that there was some tell-tale sign that would incriminate dishonesty? I have. Until I'm forced to take a long, hard look in the mirror only to discover that I've been guilty of shading the truth to my own advantage. The truth is, we all have a tendency to tell little white lies – to make others think more highly of us, to keep from being punished, or a host of other reasons. This weekend we'll take a look at the downside of dishonesty and discover ways that we can move from the shadows into the light. Maybe then, like Pinocchio, we can get our wish of becoming real.

Written In Stone - Exodus 20:16: Remember Pinocchio? His nose grew anytime he told a lie. Ever wished that there was some tell-tale sign that would incriminate dishonesty? I have. Until I'm forced to take a long, hard look in the mirror only to discover that I've been guilty of shading the truth to my own advantage. The truth is, we all have a tendency to tell little white lies – to make others think more highly of us, to keep from being punished, or a host of other reasons. This weekend we'll take a look at the downside of dishonesty and discover ways that we can move from the shadows into the light. Maybe then, like Pinocchio, we can get our wish of becoming real.