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Steps to Find Your Ikigai: 1. Reflect on Your Passions ❤️Ask yourself: What do I love?Make a list of activities that make your heart race with joy. These are your passions, your emotional compass.2. Identify Your Strengths

Offerings Acceptable to God k/d]Zj/nfO{ u|x0fof]Uo e]l6 “In and through the practice of offering, work and worship become one.”[1]  Pastors and worship leaders have a responsibility to develop Sunday liturgies that can confront and respond to marketplace malformations. Worship trains our imagination that in turn shapes how we inhabit our workweek: [Saturday] worship is not some escape from ‘the work week.' To the contrary, our worship rituals train our hearts and stir our desires toward God and his kingdom so that, when we are sent from worship to take up our work, we do so with a habituated orientation toward the Lover of our souls. This is why we need to think about habit-shaping practices-vocational liturgies,'- that we can sustain this love throughout the week.” (You are What You Love, 187) “Workers are people who are integral to the mission of God.” Dorothy Sayers, Creed or Chaos?   Our failed offerings: There are offerings that are not acceptable to God, such as Cain's offerings, Eli son's and Saul's offerings. Why? They are only for show, shallow, technical to get something back. Our hearts are not in it. God's desires are not considered. Love for our neighbors and world around are not measured appropriately. Are we offering (bringing to God) that he does not like or accept?  Matt and Cory say in their book Work & Worship, church needs “Reimagining of the offerings”. “Offering can return to its ancient focus whereby the community renders its whole life and whole labor to God in Worship (Work & Worship, 236). How can we reimagine offering whole lives to God as a living and working sacrifice? (Rom 12:1). They say, “In light of our investigations of Scripture, history, and the global church, there are four principles that can inform the future of the offering rituals. Offerings need to strive to be more embodied, creational, vocational and communal.” (237). By this they mean “offerings need to engage our bodies, our material world, our daily work, and they need to actively connect worshippers to one another and their city.” (237). During this Thanksgiving season, we will follow these themes, and principles from the book, particularly found in Chapter 9 “Offerings of the Early Church”.  In light of our reimagined offerings, we as Cross-Way want to be a consciously offering church, a church that loves God, gives whole life to the mission of God, and loves our city and the world (starting with Nepal). Thanksgiving is a season of harvest. Even though many of us living in the city do not farm, our lives are closely connected with the products of the soil. We must eat food that our lands produce. We work various jobs each day, and earn money, which allows us to be fed and live. We all want to live healthy lives that pleases God.   Offerings acceptable to God is a Thanksgiving series that will explore a) Why God of Creation asked for offerings? B) What do offerings in the OT and NT mean? C) What are principles that the historical church have valued as acceptable to God? D) What kinds of offerings should we bring to the Lord, that are acceptable to him (and what kinds are not acceptable to him)?[1] Work & Worship: Reconnecting Our Labor and Liturgy, Matthew Kaemingk, Cory B. Wilson. (Grand Rapids: Baker Academics, 2020) p168.

Offerings Acceptable to God k/d]Zj/nfO{ u|x0fof]Uo e]l6 “In and through the practice of offering, work and worship become one.”[1]  Pastors and worship leaders have a responsibility to develop Sunday liturgies that can confront and respond to marketplace malformations. Worship trains our imagination that in turn shapes how we inhabit our workweek: [Saturday] worship is not some escape from ‘the work week.' To the contrary, our worship rituals train our hearts and stir our desires toward God and his kingdom so that, when we are sent from worship to take up our work, we do so with a habituated orientation toward the Lover of our souls. This is why we need to think about habit-shaping practices-vocational liturgies,'- that we can sustain this love throughout the week.” (You are What You Love, 187) “Workers are people who are integral to the mission of God.” Dorothy Sayers, Creed or Chaos?   Our failed offerings: There are offerings that are not acceptable to God, such as Cain's offerings, Eli son's and Saul's offerings. Why? They are only for show, shallow, technical to get something back. Our hearts are not in it. God's desires are not considered. Love for our neighbors and world around are not measured appropriately. Are we offering (bringing to God) that he does not like or accept?  Matt and Cory say in their book Work & Worship, church needs “Reimagining of the offerings”. “Offering can return to its ancient focus whereby the community renders its whole life and whole labor to God in Worship (Work & Worship, 236). How can we reimagine offering whole lives to God as a living and working sacrifice? (Rom 12:1). They say, “In light of our investigations of Scripture, history, and the global church, there are four principles that can inform the future of the offering rituals. Offerings need to strive to be more embodied, creational, vocational and communal.” (237). By this they mean “offerings need to engage our bodies, our material world, our daily work, and they need to actively connect worshippers to one another and their city.” (237). During this Thanksgiving season, we will follow these themes, and principles from the book, particularly found in Chapter 9 “Offerings of the Early Church”.  In light of our reimagined offerings, we as Cross-Way want to be a consciously offering church, a church that loves God, gives whole life to the mission of God, and loves our city and the world (starting with Nepal). Thanksgiving is a season of harvest. Even though many of us living in the city do not farm, our lives are closely connected with the products of the soil. We must eat food that our lands produce. We work various jobs each day, and earn money, which allows us to be fed and live. We all want to live healthy lives that pleases God.   Offerings acceptable to God is a Thanksgiving series that will explore a) Why God of Creation asked for offerings? B) What do offerings in the OT and NT mean? C) What are principles that the historical church have valued as acceptable to God? D) What kinds of offerings should we bring to the Lord, that are acceptable to him (and what kinds are not acceptable to him)?[1] Work & Worship: Reconnecting Our Labor and Liturgy, Matthew Kaemingk, Cory B. Wilson. (Grand Rapids: Baker Academics, 2020) p168.

Offerings Acceptable to God k/d]Zj/nfO{ u|x0fof]Uo e]l6 “In and through the practice of offering, work and worship become one.”[1]  Pastors and worship leaders have a responsibility to develop Sunday liturgies that can confront and respond to marketplace malformations. Worship trains our imagination that in turn shapes how we inhabit our workweek: [Saturday] worship is not some escape from ‘the work week.' To the contrary, our worship rituals train our hearts and stir our desires toward God and his kingdom so that, when we are sent from worship to take up our work, we do so with a habituated orientation toward the Lover of our souls. This is why we need to think about habit-shaping practices-vocational liturgies,'- that we can sustain this love throughout the week.” (You are What You Love, 187) “Workers are people who are integral to the mission of God.” Dorothy Sayers, Creed or Chaos?   Our failed offerings: There are offerings that are not acceptable to God, such as Cain's offerings, Eli son's and Saul's offerings. Why? They are only for show, shallow, technical to get something back. Our hearts are not in it. God's desires are not considered. Love for our neighbors and world around are not measured appropriately. Are we offering (bringing to God) that he does not like or accept?  Matt and Cory say in their book Work & Worship, church needs “Reimagining of the offerings”. “Offering can return to its ancient focus whereby the community renders its whole life and whole labor to God in Worship (Work & Worship, 236). How can we reimagine offering whole lives to God as a living and working sacrifice? (Rom 12:1). They say, “In light of our investigations of Scripture, history, and the global church, there are four principles that can inform the future of the offering rituals. Offerings need to strive to be more embodied, creational, vocational and communal.” (237). By this they mean “offerings need to engage our bodies, our material world, our daily work, and they need to actively connect worshippers to one another and their city.” (237). During this Thanksgiving season, we will follow these themes, and principles from the book, particularly found in Chapter 9 “Offerings of the Early Church”.  In light of our reimagined offerings, we as Cross-Way want to be a consciously offering church, a church that loves God, gives whole life to the mission of God, and loves our city and the world (starting with Nepal). Thanksgiving is a season of harvest. Even though many of us living in the city do not farm, our lives are closely connected with the products of the soil. We must eat food that our lands produce. We work various jobs each day, and earn money, which allows us to be fed and live. We all want to live healthy lives that pleases God.   Offerings acceptable to God is a Thanksgiving series that will explore a) Why God of Creation asked for offerings? B) What do offerings in the OT and NT mean? C) What are principles that the historical church have valued as acceptable to God? D) What kinds of offerings should we bring to the Lord, that are acceptable to him (and what kinds are not acceptable to him)?[1] Work & Worship: Reconnecting Our Labor and Liturgy, Matthew Kaemingk, Cory B. Wilson. (Grand Rapids: Baker Academics, 2020) p168.

Offerings Acceptable to God k/d]Zj/nfO{ u|x0fof]Uo e]l6 “In and through the practice of offering, work and worship become one.”[1]  Pastors and worship leaders have a responsibility to develop Sunday liturgies that can confront and respond to marketplace malformations. Worship trains our imagination that in turn shapes how we inhabit our workweek: [Saturday] worship is not some escape from ‘the work week.' To the contrary, our worship rituals train our hearts and stir our desires toward God and his kingdom so that, when we are sent from worship to take up our work, we do so with a habituated orientation toward the Lover of our souls. This is why we need to think about habit-shaping practices-vocational liturgies,'- that we can sustain this love throughout the week.” (You are What You Love, 187) “Workers are people who are integral to the mission of God.” Dorothy Sayers, Creed or Chaos?   Our failed offerings: There are offerings that are not acceptable to God, such as Cain's offerings, Eli son's and Saul's offerings. Why? They are only for show, shallow, technical to get something back. Our hearts are not in it. God's desires are not considered. Love for our neighbors and world around are not measured appropriately. Are we offering (bringing to God) that he does not like or accept?  Matt and Cory say in their book Work & Worship, church needs “Reimagining of the offerings”. “Offering can return to its ancient focus whereby the community renders its whole life and whole labor to God in Worship (Work & Worship, 236). How can we reimagine offering whole lives to God as a living and working sacrifice? (Rom 12:1). They say, “In light of our investigations of Scripture, history, and the global church, there are four principles that can inform the future of the offering rituals. Offerings need to strive to be more embodied, creational, vocational and communal.” (237). By this they mean “offerings need to engage our bodies, our material world, our daily work, and they need to actively connect worshippers to one another and their city.” (237). During this Thanksgiving season, we will follow these themes, and principles from the book, particularly found in Chapter 9 “Offerings of the Early Church”.  In light of our reimagined offerings, we as Cross-Way want to be a consciously offering church, a church that loves God, gives whole life to the mission of God, and loves our city and the world (starting with Nepal). Thanksgiving is a season of harvest. Even though many of us living in the city do not farm, our lives are closely connected with the products of the soil. We must eat food that our lands produce. We work various jobs each day, and earn money, which allows us to be fed and live. We all want to live healthy lives that pleases God.   Offerings acceptable to God is a Thanksgiving series that will explore a) Why God of Creation asked for offerings? B) What do offerings in the OT and NT mean? C) What are principles that the historical church have valued as acceptable to God? D) What kinds of offerings should we bring to the Lord, that are acceptable to him (and what kinds are not acceptable to him)?[1] Work & Worship: Reconnecting Our Labor and Liturgy, Matthew Kaemingk, Cory B. Wilson. (Grand Rapids: Baker Academics, 2020) p168.

Offerings Acceptable to God k/d]Zj/nfO{ u|x0fof]Uo e]l6 “In and through the practice of offering, work and worship become one.”[1]  Pastors and worship leaders have a responsibility to develop Sunday liturgies that can confront and respond to marketplace malformations. Worship trains our imagination that in turn shapes how we inhabit our workweek: [Saturday] worship is not some escape from ‘the work week.' To the contrary, our worship rituals train our hearts and stir our desires toward God and his kingdom so that, when we are sent from worship to take up our work, we do so with a habituated orientation toward the Lover of our souls. This is why we need to think about habit-shaping practices-vocational liturgies,'- that we can sustain this love throughout the week.” (You are What You Love, 187) “Workers are people who are integral to the mission of God.” Dorothy Sayers, Creed or Chaos?   Our failed offerings: There are offerings that are not acceptable to God, such as Cain's offerings, Eli son's and Saul's offerings. Why? They are only for show, shallow, technical to get something back. Our hearts are not in it. God's desires are not considered. Love for our neighbors and world around are not measured appropriately. Are we offering (bringing to God) that he does not like or accept?  Matt and Cory say in their book Work & Worship, church needs “Reimagining of the offerings”. “Offering can return to its ancient focus whereby the community renders its whole life and whole labor to God in Worship (Work & Worship, 236). How can we reimagine offering whole lives to God as a living and working sacrifice? (Rom 12:1). They say, “In light of our investigations of Scripture, history, and the global church, there are four principles that can inform the future of the offering rituals. Offerings need to strive to be more embodied, creational, vocational and communal.” (237). By this they mean “offerings need to engage our bodies, our material world, our daily work, and they need to actively connect worshippers to one another and their city.” (237). During this Thanksgiving season, we will follow these themes, and principles from the book, particularly found in Chapter 9 “Offerings of the Early Church”.  In light of our reimagined offerings, we as Cross-Way want to be a consciously offering church, a church that loves God, gives whole life to the mission of God, and loves our city and the world (starting with Nepal). Thanksgiving is a season of harvest. Even though many of us living in the city do not farm, our lives are closely connected with the products of the soil. We must eat food that our lands produce. We work various jobs each day, and earn money, which allows us to be fed and live. We all want to live healthy lives that pleases God.   Offerings acceptable to God is a Thanksgiving series that will explore a) Why God of Creation asked for offerings? B) What do offerings in the OT and NT mean? C) What are principles that the historical church have valued as acceptable to God? D) What kinds of offerings should we bring to the Lord, that are acceptable to him (and what kinds are not acceptable to him)?[1] Work & Worship: Reconnecting Our Labor and Liturgy, Matthew Kaemingk, Cory B. Wilson. (Grand Rapids: Baker Academics, 2020) p168.

Send us a textHey friends! As we are working towards sanctification and producing holy habits in our life, we can't start that conversation without talking about spiritual formation, and what better person to have that conversation with than Spiritual Formation Director, Dr. Elaina Barron!Elaina is a certified spiritual director who offers soul care and discipleship to women around the world. For thirty years she has been caring for the church and women of all ages in the areas of next steps, transitions, marriafe, parenting, listening tot he Spirit and deepening their walk with God. She holds a Masters of Divinity and a Doctorate of Ministry. She is passionate about the word of God and helping others slow down and truly experience the abundant life that Jesus promised in John 10:10. This life, she believes, comes through interntionally seeking a more contemplative rhythm of communing with God. Through her work as a spiritual director and her podcast What You Love, women all over the world are learning what it means to live a "with God" life.In this conversation Elaina breaks down what spiritual formation is, and emphasizes the lifelong journey that it requires. I know you're going to love this conversation, and as you listen, we would love for you to ponder on these three questions: 1. What about this converastion makes me feel uncomfortable? 2. Where do I look least like Christ? 3. Are these choices moving me towards Christ or away from Christ? Thanks for listening and sharing with a friend! SHOW LINKS: -Connect with Dr. Elaina Barron -Connect with Angie Elkins

When you hit those midlife years,  did you start reflecting on your life, wondering if you're truly living your purpose? Especially if you've put all of your attention and focus on your career. But then, what happens when you get that life-altering wakeup call that changes everything?In this episode of Your Midlife Comeback Story, we're going to answer the question… how can you achieve that same spark for purpose and transformation, without experiencing a wakeup call that will force you to reevaluate everything?We're diving into the powerful story of a woman who dodged cancer, but then experienced a second wake-up call that shocked her. Chances are, you're going to see a bit of your own story in this woman's experiences, even if you're just stuck in the daily grind. If you're curious about how to get out of that rut and truly lean into your purpose, then stay tuned, because this episode is packed with inspiring insights and actionable advice.Together, we will unpack:The unexpected cost of putting work first over everything else in life.How Suzanne dodged cancer, but then experienced a wakeup call that shocked her.How her story can be the wakeup call you need to rediscover your passion in life.My guest today is Suzanne Oshima. Suzanne is a Life Coach who empowers and inspires women to transform midlife into their best life by prioritizing their dreams and themselves, with the support of a community of like-minded women on the same journey.What I love most about Suzanne, and especially in this interview, is how relatable her story is and how she has overcome challenges with grace and grit.  One of her gifts is to help you rediscover your passion and dreams and I can't wait for you to jump into this episode.Connect with Suzanne Oshima:Free E-Book: 5 Ways to Buy More Time in Your Life...To Do More of What You Love! - https://yournextamazingstory.com/Website - https://suzanneoshima.com/ Connect with Holly:▶️ FREE TRAINING - WTH HAPPENED TO MY MIDLIFE HEALTH? - https://academy.pinkfortitude.com/register-for-master-midlife-health▶️ REGISTER FOR THE *FREE* PRIVATE PODCAST SERIES - YOUR COMEBACK EXPERIENCE - podcastholly.com▶️ Follow Holly Bertone on Instagram - @holly.bertone ▶️ More resources for Your Comeback Story - yourcomeback.coach If today's episode resonated with you, be sure to hit the follow button where you are listening and also tap those 5 stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ and leave a great review because it would mean so much to me to hang out with you every week and because it will also help to get this podcast and our wonderful message out to more listeners! Your Comeback Story Podcast is brought to you in partnership with Leah Bryant Co. Thanks for tuning in to this episode and I'll see you next week!

When people think of "minimalism," they often imagine an elusive, picture-perfect room straight out of Pinterest or a wardrobe limited to a capsule collection. But, as Whitney's guest Desirae Endres, the host of The Minimal-ish Podcast, reveals, minimalism is all about cutting through the noise and clutter to make space for what truly counts in life. And this is especially true for summer time when we feel pressured to fill our entire schedules with activities and things to do with our kids.   In their conversation, Desirae breaks down the four pillars of 'minimal-ish' living: reducing the stuff in our lives, aligning our daily actions with our core values, clearing the mental clutter, and striving for contentment. Whitney and Desirae explore how to put these principles into action to craft a summer that's both memorable and deeply satisfying, particularly for families.   Desirae offers practical tips for planning summer adventures, finding joy in the every day, and staying present without succumbing to the pressure to overdo it. She also shares strategies for creating a 'more and less' list to prioritize meaningful activities and reminds us to question the motivations driving our choices.   Here's what you can look forward to in today's episode: Defining minimal-ish living The 4 pillars of minimal-ish living How to plan a minimal-ish summer that is still full of memories Romanticizing summer days What Desirae has gained from living a more minimal-ish lifestyle Reflection question to ponder: Why do I feel like I need to be doing this? ‌ If you enjoyed this episode, then you will love: Episode 45 - Mini Jolt: The Benefits of an Energy Audit Episode 74 - Doing More with Less: Decluttering to Clear Space for What You Love with Katy Wells Episode 110 - How Your Home Reflects the Life You're Creating with Sara Ann Kostelnik ‌ Connect with Whitney: Instagram l Website l Free 5-Minute Guided Meditation l Electric Ideas Podcast Connect with Desirae: Instagram | Website | Podcast

Welcome back to another episode of Call Her Creator, powered by STAN! I am your host, Katelyn Rhoades, also known as Social Marketing queen over on instagram. I'm here to help you make money doing WHAT YOU LOVE! Speaking of making money- today we're going to dive into Revenue streams for Content Creators.  We see it all over the ‘gram “I made X amount of dollars this month on Instagram. But a lot of the time they leave us wondering HOW they made that money. Today we'll dive into different avenues of social media marketing, that you can take to make MONEY! Specifically Instagram, but a lot of these ideas can be used on any social channel. So without further ado, let's get into it.

She's back! The OG of What You Love, Holly Prosser, is here to share with us how God helped her find her purpose in life, and the good news is that after today, you will know yours as well. How did she go from crying everyday on her way to work to loving her job and finding contentment? Join us to find out!   What we're loving: Holly - Cutting For Stone by Abraham Verghese Elaina - The Adventure Challenge for Couples   Connect with Holly @hollybird72   Connect with Elaina ebarronky@gmail.com Interfaith Counseling Center @drelainabarron elainabarron.com  

Summary Lee Robertson, a former financial planner and co-founder of Octo Members, shares insights on the challenges and changes in retirement over the years. He emphasises the importance of planning for retirement, not just financially but also in terms of filling one's day and pursuing passions. Lee discusses the shift from traditional final salary (DB) pensions to defined contribution plans and the need for individuals to navigate retirement on their own. He encourages people to focus on creating memory dividends and living a fulfilled retirement. Lee also shares his personal journey of stepping away from a successful financial planning business to pursue his passion in setting up Octo Members. In this conversation, Lee discusses the importance of sleep and mental wellbeing in retirement. He shares his personal struggles with sleep and how it affected his transition from owning a financial planning business to starting a new start-up. Lee also recommends resources, such as Daniel Huberman's series and the Humans vs Retirement podcast, for people heading into retirement. Takeaways Retirement is a life transition that requires planning and preparation, both financially and in terms of filling one's day with meaningful activities. The challenges in retirement include concerns about financial security, finding purpose and identity, and adapting to a new lifestyle. Retirement has changed over the years, with the shift from traditional pensions to defined contribution plans and the need for individuals to take more responsibility for their retirement savings. Creating memory dividends and pursuing passions are important aspects of a fulfilling retirement. Following passion and purpose can lead to a more satisfying retirement, even if it means stepping away from a successful career or business. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 03:11 Challenges in Transitioning to Retirement 07:05 The Changing Landscape of Retirement 13:11 Retirement Challenges Over the Years 19:23 The Importance of Planning and Creating Memory Dividends 23:49 The Modern-Day Retirement 29:24 Stepping Away from a Successful Business 37:32 Following Passion and Purpose 45:30 Doing More of What You Love in Retirement 45:55 Recommended Resources 46:24 Sleep and Mental Wellbeing 47:22 Resources for Retirement 48:23 Closing Remarks Episode Links & Resources Huberman Lab Podcast WealthGPS – Lifestyle Financial Planning by TFP Download My FREE Retirement Toolkit www.humansvsretirement.com

Learn how to find what you love. Lachlan Stuart explore choosing daily joys and beliefs to guide you to happiness. It's about taking small steps to create a great life. Listen in for tips on living your best, most fulfilling life every day!Support the showJoin us in the Strong Men of Value Academyhttps://www.themanthatcanproject.comFollow Lachlan:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lachlanstuart/YouTube: https://youtube.com/@lachlanstuart91Website: https://themanthatcanproject.com/Do Something Today To Be Better For Tomorrow

⚜️❤️ The Family Wealth Series !! IT IS WITH GREAT PLEASURE THAT WE CONTINUE:THE FAMILY WEALTH PODCAST SERIES.With with Special Guests James A. Bergeron, J.D. and Brian Bere.It's been said:“It's Not How Much You Make, It's How Much You Keep”Join me and my colleagues, James A. Bergeron, J.D. and Brian Bere at Nuveen Investments, for a podcast series that focuses sharing important Family Wealth Management information that is designed to help you, and your family, become stronger and more independent. Jim is an attorney and Advisor Education Consultant in the Global Learning and Development group where he and the team focus on developing and delivering intellectual capital designed to help wealth management firms and advisory practices evolve - and enhance their relationships with clients.Jim is a graduate of Augsburg University in Minneapolis with degrees in Economics and Political Science and later received his Law Degree from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN. Jim currently serves on theNorthern Regional Council for the American Cancer Society.Brian is an Internal Advisor Consultant with Nuveen, and a graduate of Miami University.Ellis Wealth Management and our friends at Nuveen want you to grow and keep all that you have worked for - in Finances and in Life! Session 6: "We Make a Life By What We Give!"SESSION 6 TOPICS:What We Have LearnedLast Minute Objective PlanningPutting it All Together !Get Ready as we continue our focus on the greatest investment of all- Human Capital and The Family!“Invest in What You Love!”® ❤️⚜️-----------------------------------Feel free to share this message with those in your circle who are on a similar path of learning. Session # 5 can be heard here:https://player.captivate.fm/episode/174f6759-7f38-45a4-955e-df3eedbc6723Session # 5 Topics include:The Legal LadderPlanning for 2024 and Beyond Putting Your Signature to Your Legacy Thankfulness for a Life Invested We hope our conversations will help you acquire more knowledge, become even more curious about the gifts that are in and all around us, while supporting you to reach new heights as we grow together.You can subscribe and listen to EWM INSIGHTS on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, or the Ellis Wealth Management Homepage: https://elliswealthmanagement.net/podcasts/Above all, through EWM INSIGHTS we want to encourage you to:INVEST IN WHAT YOU LOVE!®

Travis Osborne is a CRNA (Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist) and Co-Founder of Celebrity Anesthesia. He prioritizes running & fitness as a way to create conscious space for himself while balancing leading a business, being a husband, and a bustling social life. In this episode, we talk about Travis' journey to leaving a good-paying 9-5 job to start his own business, how to balance a busy schedule with work, family, friends, and fitness, tips and advice for entrepreneurs, and so much more. SPONSORS - Switchback Electrolytes: ⁠https://bit.ly/47Kyiyc - 2Before Endurance Powder: ⁠⁠https://2before.com/jeremy-podcast ⁠ Save $10 with code JMILLER FOLLOW TRAVIS: - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/celebrityanesthesia/?hl=en FOLLOW JEREMY: - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeremymille.r/ - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@jeremy.miller - Website: https://www.jeremymiller.io/ TIMECODES: (00:00:00) Intro (00:02:10) Switchack [AD] (00:03:40) 2Before [AD] (00:04:50) Using Running to Balance Life (00:17:20) Anesthesia Career (00:39:45) Leaving 9-5 Job to Start a Business (00:52:30) Hardest Part of Entrepreneurship (01:05:30) When to Delegate (01:11:00) Opioid-Free Treatment (01:22:20) How to Balance a Busy Life (01:32:10) Do More of What You Love (01:36:30) Connect with Travis --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/Jeremy-miller80/support

Welcome to EWM INSIGHTS where we celebrate on HUMAN CAPITAL!EWM INSIGHTS - Family Wealth Series with special Special Guests James Bergeron, J.D., and Brian BeréI am pleased to announce that my friends at Nuveen Investments are joining us for a series sharing very important Financial and Wealth Management information that is sure to help your family become stronger and more independent. The Family Wealth Series is focused on Financial Literacy and Family Wealth Education designed to provide you with insight AND practical action steps to help you navigate vital, yet complex, areas , and family values that are truly important to your long term success! I am joined by my colleagues James A. Bergeron, J.D. and Brian Bere.Jim is an Advisor Education Consultant in the Global Learning and Development group where he and the team focus on developing and delivering intellectual capital designed to help wealth management firms and advisory practices evolve - and enhance their relationships with clients.And Brian is an Internal Advisor Consultant with Nuveen.It has been said:" It is not how much you make - it is how much you keep." This pertains not only to assets one has accumulated , but to knowledge as well.Ellis Wealth Management and our friends at Nuveen want you to grow and keep all that you have worked for - in finances and in Life! So get ready as we continue our focus on the greatest investment of all - Human Capital and The Family- as we continue to encourage you - and share with you practical advice - to Invest In What You Love !! Episode 5: "Putting Your Signature to Your Legacy" SESSION 5 TOPICS:The Legal LadderPlanning for 2024 and Beyond Putting Your Signature to Your Legacy Thankfulness for a Life Invested Get Ready as we continue our focus on the greatest investment of all- Human Capital and The Family!“Invest in What You Love!”® ❤️⚜️Additional Resources Below:-----------------------------------Feel free to share this message with those in your circle who are on a similar path of learning. Previous Session #4 Preparing The Family to Succeed into Wealth Can be heard here:https://player.captivate.fm/episode/cae7b20f-4612-4865-b6a4-b8162f0e07dbWe hope our conversations will help you acquire more knowledge, become even more curious about the gifts that are in and all around us, while supporting you to reach new heights as we grow together.You can subscribe and listen to EWM INSIGHTS on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, or the Ellis Wealth Management Homepage: https://elliswealthmanagement.net/podcasts/Above all, through EWM INSIGHTS we want to encourage you to:INVEST IN WHAT YOU LOVE!®Additional Resources: Research Links Family Wealth Series 10 Questions Journal Nuveen, Family Wealth Education Curriculum Martindale-Hubble Database of Legal Professionals : www.martindale.comThe American College of Trust and Estate Councel: ACTEC.ORG

Invest in What You Love.“Nourish yourself into Wealth”Paul Bertrand Ellis is an accomplished 25-year financial industry veteran. In addition to various investment and insurance licenses, he holds certification as a Certified Investment Management Analyst (CIMA®️) through the Investments & Wealth Institute and the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.Founder of Ellis Wealth Management, the financial advisory team of Ellis Wealth Management, LLC brings over 25 years of experience in wealth management, liability management, financial planning, and world-class investment management.In his practice, Paul provides a values-based approach focusing on high-net-worth wealth management. Professional service and open communication make Paul a personal advocate and passionate client portfolio director.Paul is an active member of the Investments & Wealth Institute and a member of the Mukilteo Chamber of Commerce.His volunteer activity has included serving as Co-Chair of the U.W Foster School of Business' Center for Entrepreneurship and Business Development, and Past -President of the Office of Minority Affairs Friends of the Educational Opportunity Program at the University of Washington.Paul also participates in various local community projects and initiatives. As a graduate of the University of Washington, Paul strives to help students achieve their potential through learning and growth opportunities.Amongst the nominations and recognitions, received in 2022 Ellis Wealth Management was shortlisted among the 'Top 10 Wealth Management Service Companies 2022 in Financial Services Review Magazine's annual edition on Wealth Management.Seattle Magazine has consistently named Paul to The Best Wealth Managers List and he has been named among America's Most Honored Professionals by American Registry.In this episode, Paul & Ivonne talk about:The definition of WEALTH.Soul-based wealth.Wealth management through a Values-based approach.A new look at the Sower & the Reaper Parable.Helping people meet their DREAMSThe speed of growing weeds.The perfect detours in life.A Hail Mary of Courage.The snatching Victory out of the mouth of Defeat.The DALLAS Cowboys' Roger Staubach, and his touchdown of WealthWatch the episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/tmE7QHxniB0If you want to learn more about Paul, visit his social media:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/paul.ellis.7374Podcast produced by Brilliant Futures Productions.Sponsored by Delaflor Teachings Int. & Network for Human Empowerment TV.

⚜️❤️ The Family Wealth Series !! IT IS WITH GREAT PLEASURE THAT WE CONTINUE:THE FAMILY WEALTH PODCAST SERIES.With with Special Guests James A. Bergeron, J.D. and Brian Beré.It's been said:“It's Not How Much You Make, It's How Much You Keep”Join me and my colleagues, James A. Bergeron, J.D. and Brian Bere at Nuveen Investments, for a podcast series that focuses sharing important Family Wealth Management information that is designed to help you, and your family, become stronger and more independent. Jim is an attorney and Advisor Education Consultant in the Global Learning and Development group where he and the team focus on developing and delivering intellectual capital designed to help wealth management firms and advisory practices evolve - and enhance their relationships with clients.Jim is a graduate of Augsburg University in Minneapolis with degrees in Economics and Political Science and later received his Law Degree from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN. Jim currently serves on theNorthern Regional Council for the American Cancer Society.Brian is an Internal Advisor Consultant with Nuveen, and a graduate of Miami University.Ellis Wealth Management and our friends at Nuveen want you to grow and keep all that you have worked for - in Finances and in Life! SESSION 4 TOPICS:Preparing The Family to Succeed "Well Into The Wealth"Connecting Education to Life's ApplicationFinancial IntelligenceIntentional IntelligenceStewardship and Wealth Education Using the 10 QuestionsPractical Steps and Action Items !Get Ready as we continue our focus on the greatest investment of all- Human Capital and The Family!“Invest in What You Love!”® ❤️⚜️-----------------------------------Feel free to share this message with those in your circle who are on a similar path of learning. The Previous Session #3 can be heard here: https://player.captivate.fm/episode/95564775-0e80-4a64-8154-c3f649e7518fPrevious Session # 3 Topics include:Creating the Family Value CompassThe Family Value StatementHow to Construct GovernanceThe Path to Legacy10 QuestionsWe hope our conversations will help you acquire more knowledge, become even more curious about the gifts that are in and all around us, while supporting you to reach new heights as we grow together.You can subscribe and listen to EWM INSIGHTS on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, or the Ellis Wealth Management Homepage: https://elliswealthmanagement.net/podcasts/Above all, through EWM INSIGHTS we want to encourage you to:INVEST IN WHAT YOU LOVE!®

⚜️❤️ The Family Wealth Series !! IT IS WITH GREAT PLEASURE THAT WE CONTINUE:THE FAMILY WEALTH PODCAST SERIES.With with Special Guests James A. Bergeron, J.D. and Brian Bere.It's been said:“It's Not How Much You Make, It's How Much You Keep”Join me and my colleagues, James A. Bergeron, J.D. and Brian Bere at Nuveen Investments, for a podcast series that focuses sharing important Family Wealth Management information that is designed to help you, and your family, become stronger and more independent. Jim is an attorney and Advisor Education Consultant in the Global Learning and Development group where he and the team focus on developing and delivering intellectual capital designed to help wealth management firms and advisory practices evolve - and enhance their relationships with clients.Jim is a graduate of Augsburg University in Minneapolis with degrees in Economics and Political Science and later received his Law Degree from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN. Jim currently serves on theNorthern Regional Council for the American Cancer Society.Brian is an Internal Advisor Consultant with Nuveen, and a graduate of Miami University.Ellis Wealth Management and our friends at Nuveen want you to grow and keep all that you have worked for - in Finances and in Life! SESSION 03 TOPICS:Creating the Family Value CompassThe Family Value StatementHow to Construct GovernanceThe Path to Legacy10 QuestionsGet Ready as we continue our focus on the greatest investment of all- Human Capital and The Family!“Invest in What You Love!”® ❤️⚜️Additional Resources Below:-----------------------------------Feel free to share this message with those in your circle who are on a similar path of learning. Session #02 "The 4 Corner Documents" can be heard here:https://player.captivate.fm/episode/195e01e4-f406-48d7-abc2-bc7748e0823aSession # 03 Topics include:4 Corner DocumentsLetters of Intent Who Got What, and Practical Steps and Action Items !We hope our conversations will help you acquire more knowledge, become even more curious about the gifts that are in and all around us, while supporting you to reach new heights as we grow together.You can subscribe and listen to EWM INSIGHTS on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, or the Ellis Wealth Management Homepage: https://elliswealthmanagement.net/podcasts/Above all, through EWM INSIGHTS we want to encourage you to:INVEST IN WHAT YOU LOVE!®Additional Resources: 10 Family Wealth Compass Questions - Journal.pdf - 10 Family Wealth Compass Questions - JournalNuveen Family Wealth Education Curriculum.pdf Family Wealth Series 10 Questions Journal Nuveen, Family Wealth Education Curriculum

STAY TUNED for the next episode of The Family Wealth Series !!IT IS WITH GREAT PLEASURE THAT WE CONTINUE:THE FAMILY WEALTH PODCAST SERIES.With with Special Guests James A. Bergeron, J.D. and Brian Bere.It's been said:“It's Not How Much You Make, It's How Much You Keep”Join me and my colleagues, James A. Bergeron, J.D. and Brian Bere at Nuveen Investments, for a podcast series that focuses sharing important Family Wealth Management information that is designed to help you, and your family, become stronger and more independent. Jim is an attorney and Advisor Education Consultant in the Global Learning and Development group where he and the team focus on developing and delivering intellectual capital designed to help wealth management firms and advisory practices evolve - and enhance their relationships with clients.Jim is a graduate of Augsburg University in Minneapolis with degrees in Economics and Political Science and later received his Law Degree from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN. Jim currently serves on theNorthern Regional Council for the American Cancer Society.Brian is an Internal Advisor Consultant with Nuveen, and a graduate of Miami University.Ellis Wealth Management and our friends at Nuveen want you to grow and keep all that you have worked for - in Finances and in Life! TOPICS INCLUDE:What is WealthWhat is Legacy4 Corner DocumentsBuilding a Family GPSHow to Educate Family MembersThe Legal LadderThankfulness for A Life Investedwith Practical Steps and Action Items !So Get Ready as we continue our focus on the greatest investment of all- Human Capital and The Family!“Invest in What You Love!”®-----------------------------------Feel free to share this message with those in your circle who are on a similar path of learning. We hope our conversations will help you acquire more knowledge, become even more curious about the gifts that are in and all around us, while supporting you to reach new heights as we grow together.You can subscribe and listen to EWM INSIGHTS on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, or the Ellis Wealth Management Homepage: https://elliswealthmanagement.net/podcasts/Above all, through EWM INSIGHTS we want to encourage you to:INVEST IN WHAT YOU LOVE!®-----------------------------------

⚜️❤️ The Family Wealth Series !! IT IS WITH GREAT PLEASURE THAT WE CONTINUE:THE FAMILY WEALTH PODCAST SERIES.With with Special Guests James A. Bergeron, J.D. and Brian Bere.It's been said:“It's Not How Much You Make, It's How Much You Keep”Join me and my colleagues, James A. Bergeron, J.D. and Brian Bere at Nuveen Investments, for a podcast series that focuses sharing important Family Wealth Management information that is designed to help you, and your family, become stronger and more independent. Jim is an attorney and Advisor Education Consultant in the Global Learning and Development group where he and the team focus on developing and delivering intellectual capital designed to help wealth management firms and advisory practices evolve - and enhance their relationships with clients.Jim is a graduate of Augsburg University in Minneapolis with degrees in Economics and Political Science and later received his Law Degree from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN. Jim currently serves on theNorthern Regional Council for the American Cancer Society.Brian is an Internal Advisor Consultant with Nuveen, and a graduate of Miami University.Ellis Wealth Management and our friends at Nuveen want you to grow and keep all that you have worked for - in Finances and in Life! SESSION II TOPICS:4 Corner DocumentsLetters of Intent Who Got What, and Practical Steps and Action Items !Get Ready as we continue our focus on the greatest investment of all- Human Capital and The Family!“Invest in What You Love!”® ❤️⚜️-----------------------------------Feel free to share this message with those in your circle who are on a similar path of learning. Session #1 can be heard here:https://player.captivate.fm/episode/d5c91701-d63d-42be-885a-5b128f717ad6Session #1 Topics include:Introduction What is WealthWhat is Legacy We hope our conversations will help you acquire more knowledge, become even more curious about the gifts that are in and all around us, while supporting you to reach new heights as we grow together.You can subscribe and listen to EWM INSIGHTS on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, or the Ellis Wealth Management Homepage: https://elliswealthmanagement.net/podcasts/Above all, through EWM INSIGHTS we want to encourage you to:INVEST IN WHAT YOU LOVE!®-----------------------------------

STAY TUNED for the next episode of The Family Wealth Series !!IT IS WITH GREAT PLEASURE THAT WE CONTINUE:THE FAMILY WEALTH PODCAST SERIES.With with Special Guests James A. Bergeron, J.D. and Brian Bere.It's been said:“It's Not How Much You Make, It's How Much You Keep”Join me and my colleagues, James A. Bergeron, J.D. and Brian Bere at Nuveen Investments, for a podcast series that focuses sharing important Family Wealth Management information that is designed to help you, and your family, become stronger and more independent. Jim is an attorney and Advisor Education Consultant in the Global Learning and Development group where he and the team focus on developing and delivering intellectual capital designed to help wealth management firms and advisory practices evolve - and enhance their relationships with clients.Jim is a graduate of Augsburg University in Minneapolis with degrees in Economics and Political Science and later received his Law Degree from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN. Jim currently serves on theNorthern Regional Council for the American Cancer Society.Brian is an Internal Advisor Consultant with Nuveen, and a graduate of Miami University.Ellis Wealth Management and our friends at Nuveen want you to grow and keep all that you have worked for - in Finances and in Life! TOPICS INCLUDE:What is WealthWhat is Legacy4 Corner DocumentsBuilding a Family GPSHow to Educate Family MembersThe Legal LadderThankfulness for A Life Investedwith Practical Steps and Action Items !So Get Ready as we continue our focus on the greatest investment of all- Human Capital and The Family!“Invest in What You Love!”®-----------------------------------Feel free to share this message with those in your circle who are on a similar path of learning. We hope our conversations will help you acquire more knowledge, become even more curious about the gifts that are in and all around us, while supporting you to reach new heights as we grow together.You can subscribe and listen to EWM INSIGHTS on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, or the Ellis Wealth Management Homepage: https://elliswealthmanagement.net/podcasts/Above all, through EWM INSIGHTS we want to encourage you to:INVEST IN WHAT YOU LOVE!®-----------------------------------

Welcome to EWM INSIGHTS where we celebrate on HUMAN CAPITAL!EWM INSIGHTS - Family Wealth Series with special Special Guests James Bergeron, J.D., and Brian BeréAnnouncing The Family Wealth Series!With with Special Guests James A. Bergeron, J.D. and Brian BeréIt has been said, “It's Not How Much You Make, It's How Much You Keep”Join me and my colleagues James A. Bergeron, J.D. and Brian Beré from Nuveen Investments, for a podcast series that focuses on valuable Family Wealth Management information, designed to help you, and your family, become stronger and more independent. FAMILY WEALTH SERIES EPISODE 1:WHAT IS WEALTH AND LEGACY? In this episode of the Family Wealth Series we begin our journey by discussing the importance of asking self-reflective questions about the various meanings of “Wealth” and “Legacy.”Understanding these clean, meaningful definitions can lead to purposeful action towards one's intended success. Jim Bergeron is an attorney and Advisor Education Consultant in the Global Learning and Development group where he and the team focus on developing and delivering intellectual capital designed to help wealth management firms and advisory practices evolve - and enhance their relationships with clients.A graduate of Augsburg University in Minneapolis with degrees in Economics and Political Science, Jim later received his Law Degree from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN. Jim currently serves on the Northern Regional Council for the American Cancer Society.Brian Beré is an Internal Advisor Consultant with Nuveen, and a graduate of Miami University.Ellis Wealth Management, and our friends at Nuveen, want you to grow and keep all that you have worked for in Finances and in Life! EPISODE 1 TOPICS INCLUDE:What is Wealth What is LegacyThe 3 Components of WealthWhat does Legacy RequireWhat are We GivenThe Middle Years The 4 Corner Documents Get Ready…as we continue our focus on the greatest investment of all - Human Capital and The Family! “Invest in What You Love!”® Feel free to share this information with those in your circle who are on a similar path of learning and inspiration.Note: This is an educational discussion and NOT an offer to purchase or sell insurance or investment products. It is Ellis Wealth Management's expressed position that investments should be understood and discussed with an accredited financial professional before purchase. Past performance is not indicative of future performance. Investments can lose value which includes risk to principle.Additional Resources: Ellis Wealth ManagementPaul Ellis: 425-405-7720email: paul.Ellis@elliswealthmanagement.net Additional Notes and resources have been attached below. Feel free to share this episode with those in your circle who are on a similar path of learning. We hope our conversations will help you acquire more knowledge, become even more curious about the gifts that are in and all around us, while supporting you to reach new heights as we grow together.You can subscribe and listen to EWM INSIGHTS on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, or the Ellis Wealth Management Homepage: https://elliswealthmanagement.net/podcasts/Above all, through EWM INSIGHTS we want to encourage you to:INVEST IN WHAT YOU LOVE!®-----------------------------------

Announcing The Family Wealth Series!!IT IS WITH GREAT PLEASURE THAT I AM INTRODUCING:THE FAMILY WEALTH PODCAST SERIES.MONTHLY STARTING MID JULY !!!With with Special Guests James A. Bergeron, J.D. and Brian Bere.It's been said:“It's Not How Much You Make, It's How Much You Keep”Join me and my colleagues, James A. Bergeron, J.D. and Brian Bere at Nuveen Investments, for a podcast series that focuses sharing important Family Wealth Management information that is designed to help you, and your family, become stronger and more independent. Jim is an attorney and Advisor Education Consultant in the Global Learning and Development group where he and the team focus on developing and delivering intellectual capital designed to help wealth management firms and advisory practices evolve - and enhance their relationships with clients.Jim is a graduate of Augsburg University in Minneapolis with degrees in Economics and Political Science and later received his Law Degree from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN. Jim currently serves on theNorthern Regional Council for the American Cancer Society.Brian is an Internal Advisor Consultant with Nuveen, and a graduate of Miami University.Ellis Wealth Management and our friends at Nuveen want you to grow and keep all that you have worked for - in Finances and in Life! TOPICS INCLUDE:What is WealthWhat is Legacy4 Corner DocumentsBuilding a Family GPSHow to Educate Family MembersThe Legal LadderThankfulness for A Life Investedwith Practical Steps and Action Items !So Get Ready as we continue our focus on the greatest investment of all- Human Capital and The Family!“Invest in What You Love!”®-----------------------------------Feel free to share this episode with those in your circle who are on a similar path of learning. We hope our conversations will help you acquire more knowledge, become even more curious about the gifts that are in and all around us, while supporting you to reach new heights as we grow together.You can subscribe and listen to EWM INSIGHTS on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, or the Ellis Wealth Management Homepage: https://elliswealthmanagement.net/podcasts/Above all, through EWM INSIGHTS we want to encourage you to:INVEST IN WHAT YOU LOVE!®-----------------------------------

Description: Welcome to the podcast episode. Today, we navigate the inspiring journey of transformation with Sebastian, from artist to a globally recognized brand collaborating with top-notch companies like Nike, Adidas, Spotify, EA games and many more. In this podcast, we delve into the enigmatic and exciting world of art, personal branding, and digital entrepreneurship, through the lens of Sebastian's own story of resilience and creativity. Episode Titles/Main Focus: "Awakening the Artistic Guru: The Secrets of Unlimited Motivation" Sebastian shares his insights on finding the hidden wellsprings of relentless energy and how to keep that creative flame burning. "From Street to Studio: How Art Made Me Successful" Sebastian divulges his adventurous journey from clandestine street art to securing partnerships with world-class brands. "Living Your Truth: Finding Purpose and Living Congruently Without Compromise" Dive deep into a conversation about discovering your personal truth, aligning your life accordingly, and the power of uncompromising authenticity. "The Relentless Force: Paving a Path of Good in the World" Learn how to utilize your influence and reach to generate positive changes and how Sebastian transformed his art into a force for good. "Designing a Life on Your Terms: Strategies to Get Paid for What You Love" Discover the entrepreneurial strategies Sebastian used to transform his passion into a profitable business, and how you too can get paid to live life on your terms. Questions Sebastian is Always Ready to Answer: "What was your journey like and why should people understand its significance?" "Why do you find adversity so appealing, and how has it shaped your journey?" "How can one find their purpose and live in alignment with it?" "What, according to you, is the meaning of life?" "Can you shed light on the methods you use to make money online?" "How can one start and scale their personal brand effectively?" "Can you share the blueprint for success you've discovered on your journey?" "What is the secret to maintaining an endless reservoir of motivation?" "In your opinion, what are the key elements that drive success?" "Is there a guaranteed pathway to success, or is each journey unique?" Join us for these engaging conversations with Sebastian, as we delve deep into the world of art, entrepreneurship, and personal growth. If you're an aspiring artist or entrepreneur looking to carve your unique path, this is a podcast you don't want to miss! To connect with Sebastian, visit his Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/artmoneyceo/ Disclaimer: Not advice. Educational purposes only. Not an endorsement for or against. Results not vetted. Views of the guests do not represent those of the host or show. Do your due diligence. Click here to join PodMatch (the "AirBNB" of Podcasting): https://www.joinpodmatch.com/drchrisloomdphd We couldn't do it without the support of our listeners. To help support the show: CashApp- https://cash.app/$drchrisloomdphd Venmo- https://account.venmo.com/u/Chris-Loo-4 Buy Me a Coffee- https://www.buymeacoffee.com/chrisJx Thank you to our sponsor, CityVest: https://bit.ly/37AOgkp Click here to schedule a 1-on-1 private coaching call: https://www.drchrisloomdphd.com/book-online Click here to purchase my books on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2PaQn4p Follow our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/chL1357 Thank you to our advertisers on Spotify. Financial Freedom for Physicians, Copyright 2023

Jen Wilkin, JT English, and Kyle Worley are joined by Mason King to discuss his recently released book, “Spiritual Disciplines: How to Become a Healthy Christian.”Questions Covered in This Episode:What is the story of The Village Church Institute?What is your elevator pitch for your book on spiritual disciplines?Why did you write this book? Why do you care about spiritual disciplines?Do you think our view of Christian transformation is skewed because of our view of how someone experiences change?How do we thread the needle between self-awareness and understanding and self-occupation?What are important questions we need to be asking?What gap exists when talking about the spiritual disciplines?What spiritual discipline is the most misunderstood?Guest Bio:Mason King serves as a pastor at The Village Church in Flower Mound, Texas. He also serves as the Executive Director of The Village Church Institute, Leadership Development, and Groups. He is currently completing Ph.D. in Church History from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, and holds a D.Min. in Executive Leadership from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. A native Texan, Mason and his wife Carly have three kids and two labs. Resources Mentioned in This Episode:Psalm 1The Village Church Institute“Spiritual Disciplines” by Mason King“The Divine Conspiracy” by Dallas Willard“You are What You Love” by Jams K.A. Smith“Faithfully Present” by Adam Ramsey“Eschatological Discipleship” by Trevin Wax “Women of the Word” by Jen WilkinAffiliate links are used where appropriate. We earn from qualifying purchases, thank you for supporting Training the Church.Sponsors:Are you ready to take your next step in theological training? Consider Midwestern Seminary and how our For the Church vision can equip you through formal theological education or one of our many free training resources we offer. Learn more about how to get started at www.mbts.edu/knowingfaithFollow Us:Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | WebsiteOur Sister Podcasts:The Family Discipleship Podcast | Confronting Christianity | Starting Place

“Urban agriculture always seemed like a beautiful solution to so many environmental problems like food miles, seasonality, getting rid of the sod; not to mention all of the physical and mental benefits that gardens bring to people." —Meredith Shepherd   Urban farming can help create a future where everyone has easy access to fresh, nutrient-rich produce. Additionally, these gardens provide green spaces in cities that can be used for leisure activities and contribute to improved physical and mental health. With the help of modern technology, urban farmers will be able to maximize their yields while minimizing their use of resources such as water, energy, and land. This could lead to a more sustainable future for our cities and a healthier lifestyle for all.   For one woman, this was the motivation to start Love & Carrots, a company that helps city dwellers to enjoy the benefits of urban farming while also reducing their carbon footprint. Not only will they be able to access fresh and healthy food right from their backyard but it will also bring them closer to nature and provide them with an opportunity to learn new skills. From seedlings to soil preparation, this initiative is providing all the necessary tools and advice that one needs for successful urban farming.   Listen in as Justine and Love & Carrots founder, Meredith Shepherd share the benefits of urban gardening, finding good people to join your team, operating with a system in place, being adaptable and patient, being able to delegate tasks strategically, and taking baby steps as you navigate your journey.  Meet Meredith: Meredith Sheperd has been working in organic agriculture and environmental sustainability for 15 years. Before founding Love & Carrots in 2011, she was the manager of Chaily Farm in VA, which produced organic herbs and vegetables for DC restaurants. Meredith received the 2013 DC Mayor's Sustainability Award, 2014 Green America Award, and Business Insider's Top 50 'Coolest' Businesses in America.    Website Facebook Twitter Instagram Connect with NextGen Purpose: Website Facebook Instagram  LinkedIn YouTube Episode Highlights: 02:44 The Growth of Love & Carrots 06:29 It's All About Your Team   13:52 Overcoming the Pandemic and Other Challenges 18:09 How to Focus on What You Love 21:27 It Takes Time  

Get ready to feel inspired and motivated on this episode of Flows4U, the freestyle rap podcast where we blend entertainment and education with a touch of humor! This week, we've got the amazing Tinisha Poitier joining us, a creative entertainer and educator who inspires others through acting, speaking, teaching, coaching, training, and consulting. "Do More of What You Love with Your Gifts," will be our topic of discussion for the episode, and we'll explore how we can all tap into our passions and purpose to make a positive impact on the world. Jason will be going solo this week hope he keeps up with such an awesome guest this should be a fun episode please join us live you might be a part of our quiz --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/flows4u/message

Adam Griffin, Chelsea Griffin, and Cassie Bryant talk about why it is important for us to love God above all else, including our kids.Questions Covered in This Episode:Have you ever caught yourself more committed to your family than to God?How does placing your love for your kids above your relationship with God affect your relationship with God?How does having a vibrant relationship and love for God prevent idolatry?How does placing your love for your kids above your love for God affect your relationship with your kids?Can you love God and still have a huge love for your kids?How do we know if our kids have become idols? What would be some warning signs?What role can seeking happiness and success for our kids reveal idolatry in our hearts?How do we love our kids well without making them the center of our lives?What does the story of Isaac and Abraham tell us about God's heart on this topic?What are some practical ways that parents can ensure they are prioritizing their relationship with God while still fulfilling their parental responsibilities?What would repentance look like for a parent who recognizes an idolatrous love for their family?Helpful Definitions:Idolatry is the worship of anything other than God. It is the placing of something or someone before God in one's life, and it can take many forms, such as material possessions, power, fame, or relationships.Resources Mentioned in This Episode:Exodus 20, Genesis 22, Genesis 30“You are What You Love” by Jame K.A. SmithAmazon affiliate links are used where appropriate. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases, thank you for supporting Training the Church.Follow Us:Instagram | Facebook | TwitterOur Sister Shows:Knowing Faith | Confronting Christianity | Starting PlaceThe Family Discipleship Podcast is a podcast of Training the Church. For ad-free episodes and more content check out our Patreon.

In this episode of the Decide It's Your Turn® Podcast, Christina is joined by friend and fellow mindset coach, Kim Argetsinger. Together they unlock the simple “secret” to making money on your own terms and the fastest way to getting there. In this episode you will learn:Making money on your own termsThe type of clients that get the biggest resultsThe fastest path to making money If you enjoyed this episode, make sure and give us a five star rating  and leave us a comment on iTunes, Podcast Addict, Podchaser and Castbox about what you'd like us to talk about that will help you realize that at any moment, any day, you too can decide, it's your turn! To schedule a time for a free Clarity Call with me, follow this link and text me the word “CALL” Connect with me!Follow along on InstagramDecide It's Your Turn: The PodcastConfidence CoachingBook Christina For Your Next Speaking Engagement  

Hey all! Today Sarina brings you a fun but tricky topic: how to write a novel in three months. Should you do it? Maybe. It depends on the book. Not every book can or should be written in 90 days. But if you're game to try, Sarina gives you: 4 things you need to know about the book before you start5 tips for writing scenes more quickly3 things to try when you're stuckLinks from the PodThe Astronaut and The Star, Jen Comfort2k to 10k: Writing Faster, Writing Better, and Writing More of What You Love, Rachel AaronOtter.aiBecca Syme's Quitcast and her book Dear Writer, You Need to Quit. If you love a good writing retreat—especially one that comes with good solid coaching and the chance to meet others who are working on similar projects—here's one to check out. This fall, three Author Accelerator certified book coaches are offering Mainely Memoir, a retreat for women writers in historic Biddeford, Maine, held over three days in the gorgeous Maine woods in September, with one-on-one coaching both before and after the retreat. It's the perfect opportunity to give yourself the gift of time and focus so that you can make real progress on your memoir this year. Find out more atIf you love #AmWriting, make sure you subscribe to get bonuses and appreciation.Calling all freelancers! On March 9 and 10, the Institute for Independent Journalists is offering an online freelance journalism conference with 12 information-packed interactive sessions on everything from pitching, negotiations, and contracts to podcasting and developing new revenue streams. Speakers include editors for The Atlantic, The Guardian, The New York Times, Wired, The Verge, The Emancipator, and more. Registration costs $69 for 12 live, interactive sessions, delivering 15 hours of learning. For more information and to register, see: theiij.com All sessions will be recorded and available to view for one month after the conference.The IIJ is a new organization whose mission is the financial and emotional sustainability of journalists of color. Everyone is welcome at the IIJ's public programs, like the conference, although some future opportunities will be limited to BIPOC freelancers. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit amwriting.substack.com/subscribe

Starting a business can be an incredibly rewarding and fulfilling experience, but it can also take a toll on your mental and physical health (aka BURNOUT).Navigating failed launches, not getting clients, posting so much content without a boost of engagement: all of these can accelerate your journey to burnout. HOWEVER - there are things we can do as Business Owners to mitigate burnout and continue feeling JOY and EXCITEMENT towards the growth of our businesses. Things like: prioritizing our Mindset-Hygiene, getting out of the Robotic State that you're in, and reconnecting to WHO YOU ARE and WHAT YOU LOVE, and infuse this work into your NEW marketing plan.Tune into this weeks podcast episode to learn more about Burnout (search 'Visionary Life' on your app of choice). p.s.YOUR 2023 LEAP: We are guiding coaches, practitioners and consultants to earn MORE while MARKETING LESS, and supporting them to make a BIG leap faster than any online course, free PDF, or webinar on the internet. Learn more at www.kelseyreidl.com/2023

In this episode, Carlos and Cole sit down to talk about Frontier Church's new discipleship tool and the origins of our own love for the spiritual practices. Here's a list of resources we recommend for growing deeper in the spiritual practices. Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life, Donald Whitney You are What You Love, James K.A. Smith The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry, John Mark Comer The Common Rule, Justin Earley Celebration of Discipline, Richard Foster Disciplines of a Godly Woman, Barbara Hughes Disciplines of a Godly Man, Kent Hughes The Spirit of the Disciplines, Dallas Willard Emotionally Healthy Spirituality, Peter Scazzero We worship at 4440 College Ave. Des Moines, IA 50311 on Sunday mornings at 10 am. Frontier Church exists for the glory of Jesus, and the joy of Des Moines.

Today, I am speaking with Eleanor O'Brien is the artistic director of Dance Naked Creative, a sex-positive theater and event company.   She is a writer, performer and facilitator.  We talk about her journey from monogamy to non-monogamy, how polyamory helped her expand her sexuality, and how writing a show about polyamory helped her overcome some of the challenges during that transition.  Eleanor O'Brien starts a journey of non-monogamy and discovers that it's harder than it looks, especially when she begins to fall in love with someone other than her husband.

What Do You Want?Okay, now that we have discussed Who or What You Love and What You Value in this Life;My question today is What Do You Want in this Life or Out of this Life before You're Done?As Bobby ends this 3 Part Series - Please join in Today.

What Do You Value?In the last Episode we explore Who or What You Love.That is revealed sometimes by what we value most.So my question today is What Do You Value?Please join Me Today to explore that Question.

Welcome to Catch Up with ChiroTouch with Dr. Ronnie Simms, the educational and inspirational podcast series with chiropractic's most influential speakers. In this episode, Dr. Tracy Wilson of Global Health Chiropractic, dives into his philosophy of how the lens through which you look at your chiropractic purpose, shapes all that you do to build your practice. He shares that his lens is the knowledge that people in this world are unnecessarily suffering because they do not know that chiropractic can help. This lens comes from his personal experience how of chiropractic eased his severe asthma as a child and helped his infant daughter thrive when traditional Western medicine fell short. Through the telling of his inspirational journey, you will hear: Why becoming a phenomenal and prolific storyteller is one of the best ways to advocate for yourself and for chiropractic How to apply the What You Love vs. What You're Good At matrix to identify your practice's staffing needs The importance of “redipping” your team into the practice culture often and how recognition, rewards, and social gatherings strengthen that culture bond Why reverse engineering a financial strategy that works for you is vital to building a balanced life

Welcome to episode seventy-six of New Creation Conversations. My guest today is the incredibly gifted writer and Christian philosopher, Dr. James K.A. Smith. I have really been looking forward to having this conversation for a while. Jamie and I became friends about twenty-five years ago when he was a young professor at Loyola-Marymount University, and I was early in my teaching career at Southern Nazarene University. We both got accepted into a summer study program at Calvin College to study “eschatology and hope” with Dr. Miroslav Volf. It was a very enriching summer intellectually and spiritually. However, part of the benefit of the program was that Calvin invited us to bring our families with us for the six weeks we were there. It just happened that Jamie and his wife Deanna, and Deb and I both had four kids all around the same age and so we got to hang out as families.The group that summer had several very gifted and bright people in it, but it didn't take long for us to figure out that Jamie was gifted in unique ways. Eventually Calvin invited him to join their very prestigious philosophy faculty – a faculty that in the past has included names like Richard Mouw, Alvin Plantinga, and Nicholas Wolterstorff. Jamie now is Professor of Philosophy and the Gary and Henrietta Byker Chair in Applied Reformed Theology and Worldview. In these last two decades Jamie has written some of the most widely read and greatly influential books of this generation. We will talk about several of them in our conversation, but some of the best known are Who's Afraid of Postmodernism?; How (Not) to Be Secular (CT winner); the award-winning Desiring the Kingdom (CT winner); You are What You Love, and more recently On the Road with St. Augustine (CT winner). He's also written for the Wall Street Journal, the nY Times, The Washington Post, USA Today… well, you get the point.Jamie has an amazing story of both coming to faith in Christ and becoming a scholar – which he I got him to tell pieces of in our conversation. He's a graduate of the University of Waterloo. Did his Master's in Philosophy at the Institute for Christian Studies, and earned his PhD in Philosophy from Villanova University. A lot of our conversation centers on his brand-new book, How to Inhabit Time: Understanding the Past, Facing the Future, Living Faithfully Now (Brazos Press). It is exactly what you would expect from Jamie, a rich, thoughtful, well-written, and transformational textJamie makes a very short list of four or five people who have shaped my own journey and my thinking the most, it's fun that I also get to call him a friend. Thanks for listening in to this New Creation Conversation. Here's my conversation with Dr. James K.A. Smith.

Welcome to Episode 7 of the BioHackers Podcast!In this episode, David and Alex welcome space biologist Josh Vandenbrink to the show. Together, they discuss the James Webb Space Telescope, heliotropism, overcoming the challenges of space science, NASA GeneLab, Arabidopsis, the Praxis Pyramid, and feeding colonists on Mars.  Watch the Video Podcast on YouTube: https://youtu.be/mK3uMV0_PAY  Here is a list of topics: Welcome to Episode 7 (00:00)James Webb Space Telescope (01:37)Perspective = Outer Space + Inner Space (06:30)Welcome Josh to the Show (09:48)Josh's Story in Biosciences (14:23)Josh's Clemson Adventure (18:48)Space and Plant Heliotropism (21:01)Feeding Colonists on Mars (25:00)NASA GenLab: Mice & Rice (28:00)When Are You Visiting the Space Station? (35:23)Golden Age of Space Science (43:02)Josh is a Space V.I.P. (49:20)Major in What You Love … and Learn Python (56:23)Interdisciplinary Nature of Bioinformatics (01:05:25)What is a BioHacker to You? (01:08:55)  Enjoy the Show!

SHOW NOTES: On this show…we're not waiting until they reach the brim, flow over, or a rainy day. We are seizing the moment as we look at what's in your bucket so we can start living NOW! I think we all have them. Call them lofty goals, fantasies, or big dreams. Those bits of adventure we've been putting off for one day, someday, or any other day but today. The bucket list; is a number of experiences or achievements that a person hopes to have or accomplish during their lifetime. During. Did you hear that? It didn't say toward the end after everyone and everything had been taken care of then and only then can you explore the bucket. But that's what happens. The bucket sits there with bits of wishes, dreams, fears, and exhilaration. You think about it and refer to it a lot. It's that mirage you think you'll reach eventually but yet you never take a step toward it. What can we pull out today? What can we experience today? What can we move from the dream column to the done column? You might think your bucket needs to be full of adventure like a trip around the world or climbing Mount Everest but it doesn't. To be honest, it's your bucket. Put in what you like. If it helps you to organize your thoughts and collect things you would like to do or places you'd like to visit or stuff you'd like to learn then GREAT. You're on the right track.  I've been emptied nested for 7 years. Wow, I just counted that up, seven years. What a transition that was. I am the mother of three and for 25 ½ years, I was raising kids. I feel like the bucket was a little deeper then and possibly overflowing since everything seemed reserved for another day. My focus was on their welfare and my career. That trip to Europe or a second language would just have to wait. I want to say it got easier and easier as they each left but to be honest, by then I was more on autopilot and worried I'd have a crash landing when I was finally left alone. “Don't leave me!!” I actually told my youngest I was considering hosting an exchange student because I was afraid the house would be too quiet. Ok…for those of you already where I am now, I'll give you a minute to chuckle. Could anything really be too quiet? HA Let's just say I adjusted and quick I might add. The major difference was time and focus. I had so much more time to focus on the things I wanted to do. Now, what did I want to do? I'll come back to that….let's first find out where this idea of a bucket list comes from and what it entails. Joe Oliveto informs us with Where Does 'Bucket List' Really Come From? Shared on joincake.com HS Burney echos this with The Myth of Waiting Until Retirement To Live Your Life shared on medium.com Leah Hynes and Nazrin Murphie give us 12 Ways to Create More Time to do What You Love (and What you Really Mean When You Say you Don't Have Time!) shared on liveyourlegend.net   CHALLENGE: don't put off what you could experience today, whether it be adventure, learning something new, or an interesting encounter. Time should be cherished, valued, and spent wisely.  I Know YOU Can Do It!

Suzanne sits down with Valerie Young whose groundbreaking work identified The Imposter Syndrome. They talk about why women need to shift their mindset of self-doubt, and relax into their personal power. One of my favorite places is Sebastopol, CA, in the wine country north of the Bay Area. It inspired this starting segment, on places we love. I hope it reminds you of some favorite places YOU love!  I first became aware of Valerie Young's work in … 2001? I had published a book about creativity and motivation then (How Much Joy Can You Stand?), and her work was a SUPER perfect fit for all that I discussed. We became colleagues and have stayed in touch off and on since then. If you've never listened to Valerie Young speak, she's brilliant on the subject of Imposter Syndrome. Her voice is nothing less than an inspirational call to arms for all of us scared women to link arms and believe in ourselves again. Among other things, I learned: How the Imposter Syndrome work came to be Hallmarks of Imposter Syndrome How we get this way and what the effects are, long-term The correlation between anxiety and Imposter Syndrome, and addictions, too Sabotaging behaviors sourced in Imposter Syndrome What can we do about it Useful reframes for Imposter Syndrome moments It's a fabulous conversation— don't miss it!   RESOURCES Athletic Greens free gift athleticgreens.com/BUSYWOMEN The Secret Thoughts of Successful Women: Why Capable Women Suffer From the Imposter Syndrome and How to Thrive In Spite of It Being Realistic is Killing Your Dreams: 7 Lessons for Living Life on Purpose, Working at What You Love, and Following Your Own Road  It's Never Too Late to Find Your Calling: A Handbook to Help You Find Your Passion – and Get a Life  Valerie's TED TALK Betty Rollins essay in Hers, The New York Times, 1981   MORE ABOUT VALERIE Valerie Young developed The Imposter Syndrome work while a graduate student at University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Since then it has become a worldwide phenomenon. She has spoken on stages extensively about this, including TedNYC. Valerie is also widely recognized as a thought-leader on thinking “outside the job box.” In 1995 she became the founder and Dreamer in Residence at Changing Course — an online resource for people who want to make a living doing what they love without a job. Today over 24,000 people subscribe to the Changing Course Newsletter.

For many people, fear is what holds them back from doing what they love to do, but when you have that clarity on who you are, that fear becomes less than how you want to show up in this world. In this episode, serial entrepreneur/Reinventor/Change Agent Karen Moore shares how she embraced her fears and approached her Reinvention moments with authenticity, clarity, curiosity and creativity. With over 25 years of promoting some of the biggest names in entertainment from the Rockettes at the Radio City Music Hall to the most lavish touring Broadway shows, Karen has a rich background in marketing, sales, advertising and securing multimillion-dollar sponsorships. She has utilized her talents to affect social change at Habitat for Humanity, and she has now applied her marketing, negotiation and interpersonal skills to her lifelong passion for real estate. Here are some power takeaways from today's conversation: Having clarity on doing the thing you love to do Showing up with authenticity, curiosity, and creativity Realizing how short and precious life is Embracing moments of fear How Karen got into the real estate space Raising your vibrational frequency Episode Highlights: [11:15] Creativity and Clarity on What You Love to Do in Life Do not let your past or present define you. Do not be defined by your job either. Just because you wrote something on your resume does not mean you must stay on the same path. Be curious and be creative about how you can do things and achieve your goals in a way that's different from what you've always done. [16:19] The Authenticity of Who You Are This era of Google and information at your fingertips has provided an opportunity for us to really show up authentically – and how you show up is unique to you. It doesn't matter how many people are doing the thing that's tickling your fancy. Do it because no one is going to do it the way you do it and no one is going to give it the flavor that you give it. [21:57] Embracing Moments of Fear Fear is a big thing that inhibits so many people from taking a step. Whether you're leaving a job or going through a big change in life, there's always going to be some degree of fear. And so, approach things from the perspective of putting one foot in front of the other and doing the next right thing – then things wouldn't be that scary. [40:34] Do What You Love to Do Do what makes you happy and it will open yourself up to your life's journey and what you're supposed to be doing on this earth. And if you don't know where that direction is, or that end goal, just do something that sounds interesting to you. Look to successful people and figure out how you can do the same things they're doing without shunning your authentic self. You don't have to know all the answers. Just do what you love to do and you'll see where that leads you. Links to Resources: Karen Moore - https://karenmoore.corcorangl.com/ www.SharpeAlliance.com www.TheReinventionExchange.com RE:INVENT YOUR LIFE! WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? Available on Amazon Books and Apple Books THE POWER OF REINVENTION Podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify, Anchor and more...

Show NotesIf you can get good at self-editing, you will save money by making it easier and thus less expensive for your editor to do their job.  Today, I'm going to give an overview of a process any author can use to save time. You can save yourself from making twenty passes through your manuscript. Links: https://www.writingpursuits.com/captivate-podcast/1/WritingPursuits.com (WritingPursuits.com) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/writingpursuitspodcast/ (@WritingPursuitsPodcast) https://www.facebook.com/groups/writingpursuitsauthorcommunity (Writing Pursuits Author Community) https://www.wwordmarkeredits.com (WordMarkerEdits.com) https://www.kathresemckee.com (KathreseMcKee.com) https://www.mailerlite.com/invite/d2a1630e54ad5 (Mailerlite (affiliate link)) Guests's Links: https://amzn.to/3Bhmqm3 (2k to 10k: Writing Faster, Writing Better, and Writing More of What You Love) by Rachel Aaron (affiliate link) Mentioned in this episode: Get Your First Chapter Rubric at FirstChapterRubric.com Is your first chapter ready? Be confident! What if you had a resource to help you figure out the strengths and weaknesses of your first chapter? An objective, informative rubric to go by? If your first chapter doesn't work, then you have probably lost a customer for life. Or a chance to sign an agent or get a publishing contract. Don't leave things to chance. This rubric will help you identify the problem areas in your first chapter and figure out how to fix them. Be ready for queries. Be ready for readers. Get the results you dream about. Go to FirstChapterRubric.com.

We're back, y'all! Ah, after that quick hiatus, I couldn't be more psyched to be back on the mic and sharing it today with the incredible, Jessica Zweig! Today's episode was beyond incredible for me to be a part of. Jessica is a light in this world, and making it her mission to share that with light with the community! Today, we dive into:- Divine Feminine Uprising - Spiritual Dick Measuring - Honoring the Individual Path - Self-Care is NOT Selfish - Branding = A Reflection of What You Love - Tending to the Darkness - Don't You Dare ApologizeLet your authenticity shine today, baby girl! Xo!Connect with LindseyFollow JessicaGet Your Hands on BE.Shop LMNT

Welcome to the Indie Writer Podcast where we talk about all things writing and indie publishing. Today Becca and I are excited to be talking about Romance Tropes and Cliches with Renée Gendron.  Renée Gendron is a multi-genre romance author. She is a regular contributor to A Muse Bouche Review and a structural editor.    Resources Mentioned:  Peak Performance by Brad Stulberg and Steve Magness 2k to 10k Writing Faster, Writing, Better, and Writing More of What You Love by Rachel Aaron 5,000 Words per Hour by Chris Fox  Romancing the Beat by Gwen Hayes and Natalie Duke   Renée's recommmended "friends to lovers" reads: Cloak and Silence, Book 7 of The League Series by Sherrilyn Kenyon Conquered by a Highlander by Paula Quinn Running Wild by Linda Howard and Linda Jones The Girl of his Dreams by Susan Mallery Darling Beast by Elizabeth Hoyt Dearest Rogue by Elizabeth Hoyt   Keep up with our guest: Twitter - @reneegendron Instagram - @reneegendronauthor Website - https://reneegendron.com/ Books by Renée Gendron    We will be taking a brief summer break, and will be back with new episodes in August!  _________________ Check out the following books by our Patrons!  Proliferation by Erik Otto Mission 51 by Fernando Crôtte Want to see your book listed? Become a Patron!   

Do you hate where you are in life? Are you worried about what other people think? Are you too comfortable? Yonan and Daniel speak about pushing everything aside and making some time to actually do WHAT YOU LOVE. PLAN - FOCUS - EXECUTE. For more Generation Motivation follow their Instagram and Twitter @Generationmotivationpodcast.

This podcast season is about GOALS! Tune in to here about de-cluttering! For reading inspiration on De-cluttering I recommend these books: 'Make Room for What You Love' by Melissa Michaels and 'For Packrats Only: how to clean up, clear out, and dejunk your life forever' by Don Aslett Also, check out my BLOG: www.happeningsatthecolemanplace.blogspot.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leah-coleman6/support

Episode 6: Astrological Events of September 27 - October 3 2020 Push Me, Pull You: Searching for Our Deepest Truths It's a serious week. We pause and pull back as our minds turn inward and we consider the shadows, inner and outer. Knowing your elemental temperament will be a great asset to your process this week. We'll all need to amplify self-care and attend to our stability. Consider your truth, be honest with yourself. Get clear inwardly on how you want to move forward in the outer world and tangibly be of service to yourself and others. The Full Moon will help illuminate the inner work we need to do - the secrets we keep from ourselves. If you encounter something troublesome, reach out to trusted others and dialogue through it. A conversation with a friend will lend support, even though it may feel uncomfortable going that deep. Getting feedback can help for an honest assessment. We're being called to strengthen our internal structures and identify what we stand for. Step into yourself and leave no stone unturned. There's a net gain to be had in digging for the truth and embracing all that it reveals. The Wallpaper: Fairness and Justice, What Do We Stand for? Sun in Libra Saturn Station Sun Venus Mutual Reception Mercury in Scorpio The Week: Sunday September 27: Search Intensely for the Truth Before Speaking Mercury enters Scorpio Monday September 28: Reclaim Your Internal Saturnian Structures Moon enters Pisces Saturn stations direct in Capricorn Venus trine Mars Tuesday September 29: Get Clear on Our Boundaries as Push Comes to Shove Mars in Aries square Saturn in Capricorn Wednesday September 30: Find Your Own Personal Value Moon enters Aries Thursday October 01: Illuminations and Secrets Revealed: Claim Your Right to Exist Full Moon in Aries 2:06 pm PST Friday October 02: Work for What You Love and Value Venus enters Virgo Saturday October 03: Structures of Power and Stability Shift Moon enters Taurus Pluto stations Direct The Support: Working with the Aries Full Moon: Yang Action: Increase core strength through a low intensity workout or walk Herb: Oatstraw is mineral rich and helps you get a full night's sleep. Drink an infusion or tea before bed to relieve stress and promote relaxation Flower Essence: Crab Apple supports compassionate self-acceptance as you explore the shadow self Spice: Cook with Ginger and Turmeric. These ground roots nourish and fortify the gut Yin Action: Stillness. Telling and receiving stories. Take a ritual Full Moon bath Essential Oil: Clary Sage complements the nervous system, aids in deep breathing, reduces nervous tension and fear, assists in hormonal balancing and calms inflammation. Diffuse some at night Stone: Black Tourmaline helps strengthen the root chakra, lends feelings of security, protection and safety

Stop People Pleasing and Live Life On Your Own Terms   1:16 Find Ways To Do More of What You Love and Less of What You Don't 9:19 Four Areas of Life Where You Can Live True to Yourself 19:14 Taking Control of Your Life with Chris Hogan 39:41 Challenge: Make Time for What's Important If you have a success story you would like to share with the Business Boutique community, email me at podcast@businessboutique.com. New podcast episodes are available every other week. Find ways to do more of what you love and less of what you don't. Have you ever thought about what it looks like to actually live life on your own terms? That might sound simple, but if we're honest, most of us have a hard time actually doing it. I love to do things on my own terms. And because of that, I've done a few things that you might say are a little . . . weird. For instance, when I came home from college, Dancing With the Stars was in its first season. One week, an advertisement popped up for Latin and ballroom dance lessons in Nashville, and I thought, I think I'll do it. So, I did. For almost two years, I took Latin and ballroom dance lessons, and I even competed in a dance competition. Now that's weird. But that's not the only weird thing I've done. When all my friends were living in the city, I moved to a 40-acre farm with fainting goats, horses, and a mini donkey. While my friends were working their corporate jobs, I was mucking stalls. That's not normal. And then I decided I wanted to play soccer. So I went to the YMCA in my area and signed up for the adult league. I didn't have a team to play with, so they put me on a team with all Guatemalan men who spoke no English. And it was one of the most fun experiences of my life (not to mention, my Spanish got really stinking good). It was amazing how all of these experiences, though weird, were a lot of fun. But what was even more important was that they were things I wanted to do. They were things that were true to me. Here's what's interesting: Not everyone is quite as comfortable being a little weird, going against the "normal" logical path and plan for their lives, and doing some things that might be different. Do you struggle with this? Maybe you feel like it's not logical or practical to do something different. Maybe you're worried about what people might think. Friend, I don't want you to wait until it's too late to decide that you want to live your life. I don't want to look back with that regret and feel like I always made the safe choice or did what other people thought I should do and I'm guessing you don't either. Do you know that your life is just that-yours? You don't just have the right to create the life you want. You have the responsibility to. No one can change your life. You have everything you need and all the power in the world to make different decisions today about who you are and what you want for your life, your family and your future. You have permission to create a life that looks like who you are. You can be true to yourself without worrying about what everyone else thinks that you should be. 4 Areas of Life Where You Can Live True to Yourself I want to give you four practical areas to explore in your own life that will help you be true to yourself. Maybe you're already doing it. Maybe you feel confident in all these areas, but maybe not. Maybe as we walk through these, you'll start to look at these different areas of your life and realize you're making decisions based on what other people think. And if you are, would you do anything differently? 1. Career You have the right and responsibility to pursue a career that's right for you. You don't have to choose between being happy and making money. You actually can do both, believe it or not. So, what's the right career path, business path or money-making income path for you? How could you use your skills and gifts and talents in a...

Minisode 50 Spend on What You Love, Save on All Else Cut expenses and save money on the things you don't really care about. Spend  money on the things you love. Have expenses saved up and  invest in low cost target retirement funds. Do you make to much to cut grass or buy pre chopped veggies? What's up to Episode 50 of the Minisode A Doctor's Perspective series. I'm your host, Dr. Justin Trosclair. Before we begin, you know, I've been doing the series for 2019 having a blast with it. And I realized, hey, there's a couple of series I could put together that I didn't create a PDF form, like the cash practice physical therapy. So if you just go to www.adoctorsperspective.net/cashPT , I'll put all the episodes, there's only four of them that correspond to that. So you don't have to guess. And we had a marketing series www.adoctorsperspective.net/marketingseries , it was three and then three others kind of randomly. So I just I'm going to put those together and you just go to, and you'll be able to get that. That's all I wanted to chat about with you today. The marketing was quite good. A cast VT was good. So hopefully you will look at that and we just sort of wrapped up the dentist series. So that's www.adoctorsperspective.net/dentists , Lastly, check out the Financial series earlier in the summer of 2019 www.adoctorsperspective.net/financial . So enjoy those PDF reference sheets. So You don't ever have to guess again. This week was Noah Kagan. He's the app Sumo guy. And he interviewed Ramit Sethi. He's got several books. One of his books is your move the underdog's guide to building your business. That one's less known compared to the I will teach you to be a rich second edition. I believe he was on Tim Ferriss as well. But it's like, hey, if you would have done what I told you to do, 10 years ago, you'd be in a much better place. So just do it. So one of the things he talks about is a rich life means you can spend on the things you love as long as you cut costs mercilessly on the things you don't. So let's dive into that. Of course, as always, you gotta get on a budget, you got to reduce your spending. One way to reduce your spending for some people is to get off the email list to all the stores open it up, hit unsubscribe, if you didn't know that, that there was a 20% off sale. You probably wouldn't spend that money you just said that you would have never known but it's like there's something about seeing the sale. You know, thinking about getting there and go ahead and just get it or I didn't even need it. But hey, 35% off Amazon do it. One of the ways you can lose a lot of money is by doing a lot of house remodels. The kitchen in the bathroom could get a return on investment. A lot of times the landscaping in the backyard and all that it's just money that goes down the drain. So if you're looking for ways to cut Spence's and save money, that's a good way to do it. When he's referring to investments. He likes low-cost funds, target funds, like a Vanguard target retirement 2045 or 2015, wherever you're going to retire. He believes having like a new account for each fund, and having three months of expenses saved. And he does prefer like a Vanguard versus a wealth front. I use both. New bank account for each fund as just saying if you're gonna buy a couch, an envelope or fund an account for that new car, that vacation, have fun for each one. And so your savings go splits into all of those. Again, the concept you can only cut so much, but you can make more money in an unlimited number of ways. We already talked about a couple of episodes ago, so we won't rehash that yet. One of the things he said is like look, a lot of our parents, you know, the baby boomers, they wait till they retire to try to spend their money and travel. But a lot of people their health doesn't allow him to. So the new thing and would find to be better is between the age of 40 and 75. I'd even say up to like 60.