Podcasts about when life gives you lemons

Comedian, writer, actor, and director, Mark O'Sullivan shares his deeply personal journey of being a victim of sexual abuse as a child.Last year Mark made a documentary for Channel 4 documenting his abuse. It wasn't what you'd expect, and he created a TV comedy about his experiences called ‘My Sexual Abuse: The Sitcom'.In this chat Mark opens up about the challenges of confronting his trauma, the impact of therapy, and the importance of finding humour in even the darkest of situations. Mark emphasises the significance of sharing stories to alleviate shame and inspire others. We also discuss his new podcast, Making Lemonade, where similar to ‘When Life Gives You Lemons' Mark explores how individuals can turn their adversities into positives.Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussions of child abuse that may be distressing to some listeners. Please take care while listening.You can listen to the full episode wherever you find your podcasts or watch on YouTube.Don't forget to please rate, review and share with your friends. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A truckload of unwanted lemons lands at an elementary school. How will students and teachers react when life gives them lots of lemons? Short story with text and audio. The post When Life Gives You Lemons appeared first on 500 Ironic Stories.

California faces a $6B Medicaid deficit after funding rent aid and meals instead of medical care. Tom slams the misuse, the student homelessness crisis, and Dr. Oz's crackdown, while Patrick unveils Valuetainment's uplifting “When Life Gives You Lemons” initiative.

Bill Belichick faces awkward questions about his young girlfriend in a CBS interview, raising eyebrows and sparking debate. The PBD crew reacts to the viral moment, breaks down the awkwardness, and launches the "When Life Gives You Lemons" campaign.

Virginia Giuffre, who accused Epstein and Prince Andrew of abuse, dies by alleged suicide, sparking major questions. The PBD panel unpacks suspicious details, elite cover-ups, and what her death could mean for justice. Plus: a hopeful "When Life Gives You Lemons" update.

Pam Bondi issues a stern warning to judges who ignore the law, following a major Trump-era bust on a drug and trafficking den. The PBD panel reacts to the outrage, illegal immigration fallout, and media double standards—plus an uplifting “When Life Gives You Lemons” update.

On this episode, Moyo, Deji and Dami review music from the past week, including Tay Iwar's “Reflection Station,” Obongjayar's “Sweet Danger,” M3lon's “When Life Gives You Lemons,” Mayorkun's “Reason 2 Japa” and much more. Moyo gives a rundown of Davido's Press Listening event host by Jola Ayeye and FK Abudu of I Said What I Said, before the team wraps up the episode with their thoughts on Rema's snippets. ----We want to hear from you! Share your thoughts using the hashtag #WithAnSpod or tag us on Twitter and Instagram (@WithAnSpod).For collaborations or inquiries, email us at withans@culturecustodian.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When Life Gives You Lemons  – Episode 327 of the Divorce University Online Podcast. We all know the phrase When Life Gives You Lemons……….Make Lemonade. But when you lose your primary relationship, are away from your kids, are financially destroyed, or just stuck in a pit of grief it can feel nearly impossible to pull yourself out of that hole. In this episode, I'll share some short-term and some long-term strategies that have helped me move through grief and find healing on the other side. To learn more about how I can support you in achieving success in your custody matter, please schedule a free strategy session at www.divorceuniversityonline.com/vip-coaching. Thanks for listening!

In this episode of the Impostor Syndrome Files, we talk about feeling too young at work. Have you ever felt too young at work? Maybe people thought they were complimenting you by pointing out how young you look. Or they made condescending comments that made you feel different or unwelcome. My guest this week is Leslie Alvarez, community management leader and author of the book, “When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Tamales”. Here Leslie shares her experience of regularly being made to feel too young. Having graduated from high school at 15, built a career in her teens and had her first child at 20, Leslie has consistently encountered people and situations that have made her feel too young. We also explore how she's learned to manage these insecurities and what she recommends to others with similar experiences.About My GuestLeslie has been a community management leader for over 26 years. A native Texan and single mother of two, Arianna (26 years) and AJ (23 years), their small family of 3 has lived through multiple challenges that have brought her to her knees. But she believes in the magic of a big comeback, and that plotting the comeback begins while you are on the floor.Leslie holds a BBA from Texas Woman's University, having graduated as an adult learner at the age of 41. She hopes to help those struggling, recognize that they are not alone and their comeback strategy is in their hands.Leslie self-published a short story of her life offering various tips on overcoming both imposter syndrome and anxiety by pushing through adversity on Amazon titled, When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Tamales. Scott served on the board of the International Leadership Association, Association of Leadership Educators, and Management and Organizational Behavior Teaching Society. He was named an ILA Fellow by the International Leadership Association in 2021.~Connect with Leslie:Website: www.lesliealvarez.com ~Connect with Kim and The Impostor Syndrome Files:Join the free Impostor Syndrome Challenge:https://www.kimmeninger.com/challengeLearn more about the Leading Humans discussion group:https://www.kimmeninger.com/leadinghumansgroupJoin the Slack channel to learn from, connect with and support other professionals: https://forms.gle/Ts4Vg4Nx4HDnTVUC6Join the Facebook group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/leadinghumansSchedule time to speak with Kim Meninger directly about your questions/challenges: https://bookme.name/ExecCareer/strategy-sessionConnect on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimmeninger/Website:https://kimmeninger.com

Regan Brown, host, and Bill Mann, President of GB Group Construction & Painting, sit down with Leslie Alvarez, President & Founder of Community Association Consulting Experts, Inc. Leslie shares her inspiring journey from overcoming challenges in the HOA industry to becoming a successful community manager and author. She discusses the motivation behind her book, 'When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Tamales,' and reflects on how her experiences as a single mother and community manager shaped her outlook on overcoming life's obstacles. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Leslie Alvarez and Her Journey08:22 Overcoming Challenges and Self-Preservation14:09 A Life-Changing Incident with a State Trooper21:52 The Impact of a Traumatic Event on Family29:16 Finding Support Through Therapy35:32 Looking Ahead: Future Projects and Books

In the final episode of the season, Charlotte interviews Bram Korsten, founder of the fashion brand Bram's Fruit. Bram shares the story behind his brand, from the inspiration for its name to his journey into fashion and his distinct approach to each collection. The conversation explores his approach to branding, from the debut collection "When Life Gives You Lemons" to the bold "Fuck Off I'm Gardening" campaign. What is it like to own a brand that bears his own name? And how does it feel to see celebrities like Doutzen Kroes wearing his designs? Tune in to hear all this, plus what's next for Bram's Fruit!

We have all heard the phrase, When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Lemonade. The lemons represent the sourness, bitterness, brokenness that life can throw at us. On Today's podcast, we take about how we take the lemons in our lives and make lemonade.

In the final episode of this season, I reflect on the lessons learned and insights gained over the past year since the podcast's inception. Drawing from conversations with inspiring individuals who have overcome adversity, I share some key themes such as gratitude, mindset, goal setting, and human connection. From the importance of embracing vulnerability to the power of reframing negative experiences, I delve into the transformative journey of post-traumatic growth.  Join me as I explore the profound impact of gratitude, the significance of setting small achievable goals, and the value of human connection in fostering happiness. Discover how embracing life's challenges can lead to personal growth and empowerment, ultimately allowing individuals to thrive in the face of adversity. If you enjoy this content, subscribe to ‘When Life Gives You Lemons' for more empowering stories and valuable insights on navigating life's obstacles with grace and resilience. Follow us on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube @LifeLemonsPodcast for updates and engaging content.

2419 When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Pottery (May 8, 2024) Show Notes With the right attitude, life's unexpected adversities can sometimes open up new doors and opportunities. Hosts Nancy and Peter Torpey talk with Tim Clark who suddenly lost virtually all of his sight in one eye while at work one day. During his … Continue reading 2419 When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Pottery (May 8, 2024) →

Take the Pain Response Assessment HERE: https://welcome.drandreamoore.com/pain_response_assessment Catherine Courtice, a compassionate writer, speaker, advocate, and educator empowering those facing chronic pain and life-altering diagnoses. Her background in Kinesiology, Education, mobility, therapy, and coaching provides deep insight into the human experience. Having journeyed through chronic pain herself, she brings empathy, insight, and resilience to everything she does. Her 'wholistic' approach combines practical strategies, spiritual principles, and mindfulness techniques, guiding clients to find hope amidst life's challenges. Catherine's inspiring debut book, When Life Gives You Lemons, Choose the Lime, invites readers to embrace their unique healing journey and discover their limitless potential to live a fulfilling life after a life-altering diagnosis. Catherine lives and works in Wolfe Island, Ontario. https://www.catherinecourtice.com https://www.instagram.com/overcomechronicpain/ Catherine's Overcome chronic pain FB group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/overcomingchronicpain2/?mibextid=NSMWBT Find me on IG: www.instagram.com/drandreamoore schedule a consult call: www.drandreamoore.com/schedule

In this episode Bishop Edward Jeffrey Hill has an unusual encounter with a garage door of one of his ward members. He learns what "When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Lemonade" means. 

In this 2nd instalment of the special Battle Cancer mini-series you will hear from the amazing BC program coach Sam alongside his client Holly who he has been training on one of the BC programs following her breast cancer diagnosis.  It is a real moving listen where you can hear Sam's motivation and drive that comes from the losses his family has endured due to cancer and how he is channelling that into a positive to be able to assist Holly and others to regain the confidence in their bodies and emerge stronger physically and emotionally after their cancer diagnoses. We then chat to one of the co-founders of Battle Cancer – Pete Williams, whose energy, drive and determination is palpable. If you have listened to When Life Gives You Lemons before, you will already know that this is a topic that means a lot to me as a cancer survivor myself.  Following my own cancer journey, exercise and movement saved me both physically and emotionally.  So it was a honour to speak to these guys with amazing stories of survival and I hope you can take as much inspiration out of it as I have. **Just a reminder that these were recorded live at the Battle Cancer fitness event in London so please excuse the less than perfect sound quality. 

In episode 844 of the InnerFight Podcast we talk to Emma Levy, host of the "When Life Gives You Lemons" podcast and cancer survivor. We talk all things from taking care of elite divers to the power of determination and manifesting success, we dive into the fine line between confidence and arrogance and explore the origins of Emmas unyielding drive. Key Highlights: A career path sports physiotherapy. Cancer diagnosis, treatment, self-discovery, and exercise. Appreciating nature and podcasts. Lifes journey, inspiration, and living life to the fullest.

For Halloween this year, Siri suggested I wear a nametag titled Life and hand out lemons. I thought that was hysterical! Then I remembered that life really does hand out lemons. Lemons are those sour moments and situations in life that create stress, overwhelm and unhappiness. It's those situations that upset you, stress you out, […] The post Episode 102 – When Life Gives You Lemons first appeared on Soul Safari - Suzanne Thibault.

This week's episodes: Cursed!, Glass Cannon, When Life Gives You Lemons, and The Dross.

Arnold has to face his on-again off-again crush on Lila once and for all when he starts getting attention from an unexpected source: Gerald's little sister! “Timberly Loves Arnold” is a bit all over the place (didn't we close the book on #LilArnold? Why's Gerald so absent? Why's Sid gotta be so creepy?), but it does get the Kidz a bit nostalgic for the social awkwardness of childhood crushes and sibling tag-alongs. Timberly's good people. “Eugene, Eugene!” dramatizes the relationships among the kids of P.S. 118 when theater director (and Mr. Simmons's archrival) Mr. Leichliter brings a production of the titular stage play to the school. Spurned by a former love, Leichliter changes the ending of the play so the bad guy (Arnold) gets the girl (Lila) – and long-suffering Eugene won't stand for it. In our discussion, we talk about the framing of narratives as school play, how inconsequential Helga is, and how cool Tim Curry is. If you like Stoop Kidz!, tell a friend about our show and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts! Tell them they can also find us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/stoopkidzpod and on Instagram at www.instagram.com/stoopkidzpod/. We get a lot of really nice messages from our great listeners, and we'd love to see yours among them, so get in touch! All Stoop Kidz show art is created by our own Emily Csuy (https://www.instagram.com/emilycsuy/). Intro music: “Hey Arnold! Theme” by Jim Lang. Intermission music: “Invisible Hippo” by Jim Lang. Outro music: “When Life Gives You Lemons, Dance!” by Jim Lang from Episode 97B Eugene, Eugene!

Would you give up on a 16 year old kid for life? The Judge gave Bobby Bostic a sentence of 241 years in prison without the possibility for parole until he was 112 years old. Bobby was an accomplice in two armed robberies. Judge Evelyn Baker sentenced him to die in prison without giving him an official life sentence. If he had been given a life sentence he would have been eligible for parole after 25 years. Judge Baker said, "your mandatory date to go in front of the parole board will be 2201. Nobody in this room will be alive in the year 2201." A very dark statement, that Judge Baker later regretted. She began to do research about the brain of a teenager and when it is fully developed. The Judge became an advocate for Bostic's release. She was the first person he hugged 27 years later when he was released. A lot had to happen before that release. Laws had to change. In 2010, The Supreme Court mandated parole hearings for juveniles that were sentenced to life without parole. The problem was that ruling did not apply to Bobby because the way he was sentenced was multiple offenses that added up to life. He fell into a legal loophole. The failed appeal before the Supreme Court was argued by Ken Starr, Sally Yates, with the support of 100 plus law enforcement officers, prosecutors, and former judges. The Missouri law was changed in 2021 that gave Bostic an opportunity of a parole hearing. In those 27 years of prison, Bobby reformed into a model prisoner. He wrote seven books on his typewriter. He wrote letters to people and sought funding for his college education. And like in the movie "Shawshank Redemption," he built a fully stocked library with the help of St. Louis Public Libraries. Again, after several letters seeking help. Bobby was released November of 2022. Bobby says, "I want to be a mentor and teach young people to take a different path than I did when I was a young child myself." Bobby Bostic books (Amazon), Dear Mama, A Generation Misunderstood, Life Goes On In Prison, Mental Jewelry, Mind Diamonds, When Life Gives You Lemons make Lemonade, and Endless Moments In Prison.

This episode is a simple story of how Patricia allowed herself to receive.   It's all about the potency of "Where your attention goes, energy flows" with Patricia putting her attention to lemon trees around the neighborhood and without any effort attracting gifts of lemons.     Highlights of the episode… ●       Patricia's connection to a lemon tree of their neighbor. ●       Abundance of lemons as gifts from neighbors in Greece. ●       The potency of "Where your attention goes, energy flows". ●       Setting the alarm for either "money in the post" or "presents in the post". ●       Challenge in allowing yourself to manifest effortlessly to receive ●       Closing of the Facebook Group and invitation to join the Free PowerHouse Feng Shui Lounge    Resources: Previous Episode mentioned: When Life Gives You Lemons, How to Make Lemonade? - https://patricialohan.com/when-life-gives-you-lemons-how-to-make-lemonade/   Free Feng Shui Mini Course or  Feng Shui  101 - https://www.powerhousefengshui.com/101-fengshui-v2-1 Join the Powerhouse program - https://www.powerhousefengshui.com/powerhouse-invite-main Connect with Patricia Lohan: Instagram YouTube Website Website Email

In this episode Bishop Edward Jeffrey Hill has an unusual encounter with a garage door of one of his ward members. He learns what "When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Lemonade" means.  

Even the best savers can run out of money in retirement. In this episode of the One for the Money podcast, I share how making the appropriate adjustments in the few years before and after retirement can help prevent that. In the tips, tricks, and strategy portion, I'll share information for those who started saving later for early retirement. Listen to learn more! In this episode...Into thin air [01:51] Sequence of returns risk [03:30] The years before retirement [11:32] The bucket strategy [13:09] Saving late for early retirement [16:43] Climbing down carefullyWhile the most common accident in mountain climbing is falling, the majority of those incidents occur on the way down from the peak. People put so much physical and mental energy into making it to the pinnacle that they don't take the necessary precautions on the way down. Think of your approaching retirement as submitting your financial Mount Everest. Taking withdrawals from your retirement investments is like climbing down, which requires even more precautions. The mistakes made after retirement can be costly, and unlike when someone is younger, they don't have the time or salary to overcome these mistakes. One of retirees' biggest fears is running out of money. This shortage can happen for many reasons, including negative returns in the first few years before and just after retirement. Another significant risk is inflation. Strategies need to be deployed to address both of these risks. Before and after retirementThe rate of return in the first few years of retirement significantly impacts how money lasts throughout retirement. Similarly, the rate of returns in the years before retirement makes a huge difference. So what can you do to retire on time without running out of money? We can't predict the future rates of return, and we can't know if the stock market will be up or down. Some might think a good strategy is to be conservative in investments. However, that would also mean slowing growth and not keeping up with inflation. For my clients nearing or in retirement, I employ a bucket strategy. The monies to be withdrawn in the near term are invested more conservatively. Monies to be withdrawn in the next 6-15 years are invested more moderately. Finally, monies that will be withdrawn beyond that timeframe are invested more towards growth or a higher percent allocated to stocks. Strategies around retirementIn the bucket strategy, the ultimate determining factor for each bucket is the action of the market, the individual client's spending goals, and their tolerance for risk. The logic behind the strategy is that money spent in the near term shouldn't be impacted by large swings in the market. Monies spent further in the future have the potential for increased growth to provide future income and offset the effects of inflation.  While the bucket strategy works well for those who completely stop working, another approach would be retiring slowly by reducing work hours before leaving the workforce. This situation would result in less reliance on income generated from an investment portfolio and create a smoother transition from a full-time job to a life without work responsibilities. A flexible or dynamic budget can be helpful to make withdrawals less in down years. Delaying Social Security to increase monthly benefits can also reduce reliance on income generated from a portfolio. These and similar approaches aim to match assets, liabilities, and time horizons as best as possible. Resources & People Mentionedhttps://www.amazon.com/Into-Thin-Air-Personal-Disaster/dp/0385494785 (Into Thin Air: A Personal Account of the Mt. Everest Disaster) https://awealthofcommonsense.com/ (A Wealth of Common Sense) https://www.betterplanningbetterlife.com/blogpodcast/when-life-gives-you-lemons-stay-invested-ep-18 (When Life Gives You Lemons, STAY INVESTED!, Ep #18) https://www.betterplanningbetterlife.com/blogpodcast/most-accidents-happen-on-the-way-down (Most

In this episode, we're excited to have filmmaker, actor, producer, director & the South London Film Festival founder, Kyriakos (Kyri) Georgiou as a guest!Filmmakers: Scroll down for an exclusive discount code when submitting your film to the festival.We're talking:Elvis starring Austin Butler and Tom Hanks (and how it gave us both the best and worst performances of 2022 so far)Method acting: Is it worth it?Kyri's incredible life story: how he became a filmmaker, shot his short film during the pandemic, founded the South London Film Festival and what's next in store for the festivalThe astonishing final scene of Oscar-winning short film “The Long Goodbye” starring Riz Ahmed and directed by Aneil KariaPost-Brexit England, underrepresentation, and the urgent need for more diverse storiesGet connected with Kyri and the festival:South London Film Festival Website - https://www.southlondonfilmfest.co.uk/Social - https://www.instagram.com/SouthLondonFilmFestival/ Submit Films Here - https://filmfreeway.com/TheSouthLondonFilmFestival Email - info@southlondonfilmfest.co.ukUse Code - TFSCENE22 for a 20% discount to submit your film! Applied at checkout on FilmFreeway: https://filmfreeway.com/TheSouthLondonFilmFestivalKyriakos GeorgiouWebsite - https://www.georgioufilms.com/Social - https://www.instagram.com/thekyriakosgeorgiou/ “When Life Gives You Lemons, Take Them Because There is None Left in Tescos” short film - https://vimeo.com/411340432 Films overheard in this episode: The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Star Wars: Rogue One, Elvis, Moulin Rouge, The Great Gatsby, Titanic, SurgeShoot your thoughts or suggestions over a voice note:Head to https://thatfinalscene.com/voicemessage & record your voice noteOr text us your voice note to (+44)7514969453 on WhatsAppFollow THAT FINAL SCENE on social:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thatfinalsceneTikTok: https://tiktok.com/@thatfinalsceneYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxZeo-b950d9sxXF_0x5-Wg/featured See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When Life Gives You Lemons, God Can Help You Make the Lemonade!

Designed for acne and backed by data, When Life Gives You Lemons is a skincare and makeup brand founded by Nita Sederholm that is bridging the gap between the two spheres.When Nita built Cocoon, a piece of research technology to understand the kind of products needed for specific skin types, she quickly discovered a large gap in the market and her brand was born. As she says; ‘life may give you lemons, but we can make lemonade out of them'. If you enjoyed this episode, please make sure you like, subscribe and share with anyone you know who will love it too!Founded Beauty is available on all podcast platforms and we release new episodes every Monday and Thursday so be sure to follow the podcast to be notified. We really appreciate every single listen, share, and review. It goes such a long way and helps us reach new listeners. Follow Akash and Nita:Akash Mehta: @mehta_aFable & Mane: @fableandmanewww.fableandmane.comNita Sederholm: @nitabsWhen Life Gives You Lemons: @wlgylemons.coCocoon Beauty Engine: @you.cocoonwww.wlgylemons.coFor more information about Founded Beauty, please visit www.foundedbeauty.com#foundedbeauty See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When Life Gives You Lemons, Bring Them To God - Lemonade - Part 1 April 23th - 24th, 2022 - Pastor Kerry Shook   Scriptures: James 1:2-4 , James 1:4b, James 1:2, Psalm 119:71, James 1:4a, Colossians 1:15, Matthew 9:36, Luke 18:27, Jeremiah 17:14, Philippians 2:13 Topics: Christ, Challenges, Faith

When Life Gives You Lemons

Atmosphere proclaims that When Life Gives You Lemons, You Paint That Shit Gold, and Moulz & Mel are here to determine if that's sound advice or not on this week's episode of Rap Rankings. ------------ Intro (0:00) -- The Rating System, Explained (11:46 - 14:27) -- The Rap Rankings Game (27:58) -- This Week In Moulz & Mel (1:07:32) -- When Life Gives You Lemons, You Paint That Shit Gold Info (1:27:54) -- Track 1: "Like The Rest Of Us" (1:52:06) -- Track 2: "Puppets" (2:08:43) -- Track 3: "The Skinny" (2:32:05) -- Track 4: "Dreamer" (2:50:25) -- Track 5: "Shoulda Known" (3:01:49) -- Track 6: "You" (3:10:06) -- Track 7: "Painting" (3:21:39) -- Track 8: "Your Glass House" (3:29:21) -- Track 9: "Yesterday" (3:40:36) -- Track 10: "Guarantees" (3:56:32) -- Track 11: "Me" (4:07:08) -- Track 12: "Wild Wild Horses" (4:17:51) -- Track 13: "Can't Break" (4:23:54) -- Track 14: "The Waitress" (4:29:11) -- Track 15: "In Her Music Box" (4:40:53) -- Ranking When Life Gives You Lemons, You Paint That Shit Gold Info (4:49:37) -- Outro (4:52:18)

To being called stupid at school, to being fired from their first 2 jobs, to inventing the lightbulb and being called America's greatest inventor. Can you guess who this individual was? #NeverGiveUp 

How many of us have heard the phrase, "Quitters never win?"Well I say, quitting is for winners. Quitting is for the people who know their limits and know what they want. Quitting is for the people who have the audacity to not settle for less.I recently did just that. I've the "Great Resignation" as I pursue a new career that I'll reveal on this week's episode. I'll also dive into going no contact and establishing firm boundaries with a close family member.It's been a tough few months emotionally and mentally, but I'm ready to make some lemonade with you all!This podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp. When Life Gives You Lemons listeners now get 10% off their first month at: http://betterhelp.com/lemonsTherapy is nothing to be ashamed of and help is out there. Join the millions of people who are seeing what online therapy is really about. It's always a good time to invest in yourself, because you are your greatest asset.  

This week is a short episode from Make it Happen Today to discuss Lisa leaving the podcast, as well as the future plans for the podcast.The podcast is still coming weekly, and this episode covers upcoming guest speakers, launching a youtube channel, and introducing some professional podcasts to help those looking to get back to work or assist you in growing your business in various ways.  If you have feedback you want to give on the podcast, please do on Facebook or Instagram. You can also see Lisa's video regarding her decision to leave the podcast on our social channels.https://www.facebook.com/makeithappentodayukhttps://www.instagram.com/make_ithappen_today/

Do you feel an internal angst that something isn't quite right or is missing in your life? Do you have exciting new ideas, but struggle with the execution? Are you waking up feeling burnt out because you don't know how to communicate your feelings and maintain boundaries with others?If you said “yes” to any of the above, this week's episode of When Life Gives You Lemons is for you! Special guest, Phil Hassman, and I talk about values, mission, and purpose. When your values and personal mission are not in alignment it can be difficult to understand your purpose and have healthy relational boundaries.Tune in this Thursday wherever you get your podcasts for practical advice on understanding your personal “why” as a roadmap to living a happier and more fulfilled life. Let's make lemonade!About Phil:Phil believes in people and helps them be more true, all while being positively energetic yet purely authentic. Phil lives in Indianapolis with his partner, Kelly, their two dogs, and often a roommate or two.He loves to be outside and is always up for a good question shared over coffee. Lots of coffee.Phil works as an Organizational Development Specialist for a large scientific company named Eurofins. He began his professional career as a scientist for Eurofins then advanced as an operational leader. He now supports the business' leadership team initiatives such as coaching, training, and organizational strategy.Alongside Kelly Hassman and Anna Tragesser, Phil teamed up to create Carnival Group. A consulting and coaching organization designed to help people invoke their best. You can find more at carnivalgrp.comConnect with Phil and check out his blog at philishere.com

Cliché or not—life gives us plenty of lemons. Gerald Fadayomi, author of “When Life Gives You Lemons: 3 must ask questions for navigating seasons of adversity,” challenges us to turn lemons (tragedy, anxiety, racism) into lemonade (triumph, hope, reconciliation). In this episode of The Other Side of the Church, listen as Lathan and Gerald discuss how to convert the most intimate adversities and national atrocities into stories that change lives.  Learn more about Gerald Fadayomi at thelemonbook.com 

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***WARNING***: The following episode may be upsetting or triggering to individuals who have experienced domestic violence or sexual assault. Listener's discretion is advised. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, it is not your fault and help is out there. Contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE. That's 1-800-799-7233.On average, nearly 20 people experience physical abuse by an intimate partner every minute. That equates to more than 10 million women and men experiencing abuse in a given year. In addition, 1 in 3 women and 1 in 4 men have experienced some form of physical violence by an intimate partner.  Unfortunately, special guest, Anna Skinner, and I are a part of those statistics. Our stories are more than just a fact sheet though. They're stories of survival and resilience. When we share these stories, fear and shame have no where to hide. It is our hope that we can shed light on a subject that is all too common, but not talked about nearly enough. We hope you will join us in this brave journey of healing.  Resources referenced in this episode:National Statistics Domestic Violence Fact Sheet by, National Coalition Against Domestic Violence: https://ncadv.org/STATISTICSPrevail, INC located in Noblesville, IN provides crisis intervention and restorative support services for adult, adolescent and child survivors of crime and abuse. You can access their website here: https://www.prevailinc.com/The Julian Center is a domestic abuse treatment center located in Indianapolis, IN. You can access their website here: https://www.juliancenter.org/Virtual therapy resource: https://www.betterhelp.com/*When Life Gives You Lemons podcast is not sponsored by the National Domestic Violence Hotline, National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Prevail, The Julian Center, or Betterhelp.comFollow Anna Skinner on social media! Instagram: @annaskinner18

Welcome Back! Today, 2/3 of the Wild Women are joined by the host of When Life Gives You Lemons podcast, Sam Brinkman, to discuss Religious Trauma? What is religious trauma? Religious or spiritual trauma is a form of psychological abuse and brainwashing that inculcates the shameful message that we are sinful and must live in a constant state of penance and atonement to escape the ravages of hell and God's punishment. Join us to dive into how purity culture is basically JV r*pe culture, how church camp is glorified matchmaking where 16-19 year old males are "courting" 13-15 year old females, and how women and men have very different standards by which to live AND – shocker – that men rarely deal with consequences from their actions.Then, in a sharp turn, Nikole gives us our weekly astro update with some interesting points coming up for everyone.  Find Sam at:www.instagram.com/sambrinkman26www.whenlifegivesyoulemonspodcast.wordpress.com

In the second episode, I discuss Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), or potentially traumatic life events that occur in childhood (0-17 years.) The assessment for ACEs, located in the resource page of the podcast site at: https://whenlifegivesyoulemonspodcast.wordpress.com/resources/, can help conceptualize the trauma you may have experienced as a child. ACEs can have a tremendous impact on our mental and physical health if left untreated due to the negative impact on health outcomes in adulthood. There is help though to process through your trauma and flip the script. Let's make lemonade!Additional resources referenced in this episode: How childhood trauma affects health across a lifetime - Nadine Burke Harrishttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95ovIJ3dsNk&t=6sVirtual therapy provider: https://www.betterhelp.com/. *When Life Gives You Lemons podcast is not sponsored by BetterHelp.com.

Have you ever noticed how cruel life can be?  Like when everything seems to be going really well and you feel on top of the world and then within the blink of an eye everything changes? If it hasn't for you, it's because you're either lying or you're dead. This podcast chronicles one incredibly difficult day for a young female athlete named Abby. Abby's life was going to plan and everything seemed right until she suffered a complete rupture of her Achilles tendon in a soccer game. In that moment, life took a painful step backwards. The physical and emotional toll that the injury and rehabilitation inflicted upon her was unprecedented. Although she struggled, she relied on faith and family to provide perspective. In Abby's words, life's challenges happen for us not to us. She shares many intimate feelings about her own existence during a time when she felt helpless.  What initially appeared to be a catastrophic event, eventually became another one of life's incredible vignettes. Perhaps her story will inspire you. It has certainly had an inspirational effect upon me. The post DIP Episode #46: When Life Gives You Lemons… appeared first on Dr. Peter Percuoco.

Hey Chosen Team, you do not want to miss this episode. We discuss facing our fears, pains, and turning them into opportunity with Gerald Fadayomi. Gerald is a preacher, speaker, visionary, and author of "When Life Gives you Lemons" Check out his book on amazon with this link https://www.amazon.com/When-Life-Gives-You-Lemons-ebook/dp/B08967B8D3 Tune in! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Justin got to sit down with Gerald who was a long time youth pastor, now speaker, coach, and author and got to talk about his new book, WHEN LIFE GIVES YOU LEMONS, and how it can help youth workers everywhere. Gerald serves as the Founder and President of the Stello Initiative, a 501c3 organization that mobilizes young adults to serve through service based conferences (For God So Loved Tour). Gerald's passion for the next generation is best expressed by preaching biblical truth to students and adults around the globe. This passion has positioned him as a trusted voice for multiple organizations including North Point Ministries, Bigstuf Camps, Passion City Church, Calvary Chapel, Newsprint Church, Orange Conference and many more. Gerald is the author of “Before You Go,” a resource designed to help students follow Jesus and grow in their faith after high school. He also co-authored Starting Now, a devotional for college freshman. His most recent book entitled “When Life Gives You Lemons,” serves as a practical guide for navigating seasons of adversity for all ages. Check out his book here! When Life Gives You Lemons Thelemonbook.com SPONSORS: Give Central https://www.givecentral.org/ Download Youth Ministry University https://www.dymuniversity.com/a/10517/QbmGUcX2

Justin got to sit down with Gerald who was a long time youth pastor, now speaker, coach, and author and got to talk about his new book, WHEN LIFE GIVES YOU LEMONS, and how it can help youth workers everywhere. Gerald serves as the Founder and President of the Stello Initiative, a 501c3 organization that mobilizes young adults to serve through service based conferences (For God So Loved Tour). Gerald's passion for the next generation is best expressed by preaching biblical truth to students and adults around the globe. This passion has positioned him as a trusted voice for multiple organizations including North Point Ministries, Bigstuf Camps, Passion City Church, Calvary Chapel, Newsprint Church, Orange Conference and many more. Gerald is the author of “Before You Go,” a resource designed to help students follow Jesus and grow in their faith after high school. He also co-authored Starting Now, a devotional for college freshman. His most recent book entitled “When Life Gives You Lemons,” serves as a practical guide for navigating seasons of adversity for all ages. Check out his book here! When Life Gives You Lemons Thelemonbook.com SPONSORS: Give Central https://www.givecentral.org/ Download Youth Ministry University https://www.dymuniversity.com/a/10517/QbmGUcX2

Episode 56 of The Student Ministry Podcast features Gerald Fadayomi, longtime youth worker and author. Gerald has an amazing story of how God has worked in His life. After a rough life at home and seeing friends murdered, he got plugged into a church, gave his life to Christ, and began serving in student ministry. Since 2019, he has been running a conference, is in the process of starting a monthly gathering, and has written several books, including his brand new one called When Life Gives You Lemons. Get a chance to win a free copy of When Life Gives You Lemons: https://bit.ly/freelemonbook   (The contest will run until June 30, 2020.) Check out thelemonbook.com to find out more about Gerald's book and much more. Follow Gerald on Twitter: @geraldfadayomi    Follow Gerald on Instagram: @geraldfadayomi   Follow Steve on Twitter: @stevecullum   Check out Steve's blog: http://stevecullum.com   Follow The Student Ministry Podcast on Instagram: @thestudentministrypodcast   Follow The Student Ministry Podcast on Twitter: @stuminpod   Subscribe to The Student Ministry Podcast any of the following platforms:   iTunes   Stitcher   TuneIn Radio   Google Play   Podbean   Spotify   If you like what you hear, be sure to like, subscribe, share, and comment! Thanks and may God bless your ministry!   Sponsor for this episode of the Student Ministry Podcast: G Shades Student Curriculum   If you would like to support The Student Ministry Podcast, check out our website and click the "Become a Patron" button: http://thestudentministrypodcast.com   Thanks for listening and supporting this podcast for the past 4 years! We're excited about what God has in store for us in the future!    

Covid 19 is a virus that has devastated more than just health. Our jobs, our way of life have all been totally upended. If you're feeling confused, and maybe even paralyzed over all the turmoil in our world right now, then my podcast guest, pastor and author Gerald Fadayomi has some practical guidance to help you chart these uncertain waters and plot a course to move ahead. Whether its an unexpected job loss, the death of a loved one or a difficult diagnosis from our doctor, in his new book, "When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Lemonade," Gerald teaches us techniques for taking action in our own lives, using the example set by the biblical hero, Joseph. Gerald points out how the Bible never guarantees our lives will be free from suffering, however it DOES show us a way to deal with the uncomfortable - or as he calls them, "sour" - circumstances. By asking yourself just three simple questions, and then spending some time prayerfully answering them, you can more clearly discern the path God has planned for you. Gerald helped me to realize we are not as powerless as we sometimes feel, we just have to ask the right questions for our situation. Reach Gerald at  - https://www.geraldfadayomi.com/lemons

WHAT IS THE FAIL TO GROW PODCAST? Most of us want to avoid experiencing the pain that comes with failure. This podcast dives deep into the idea that Failure and Friction is indeed need to Grow into the man or woman we aspire to become. This is a jam packed episode with lots of great information! SPECIAL GUEST: Karneisha Christian- CEO & Co-Founder of Pucker Up Lemonade Co. As CEO of Pucker Up Lemonade Company, Karneisha Christian has given new meaning to "When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Lemonade". This mom of 2 has taken her father's recipe and home-grown Lemons and created a family-owned business that handcrafts over 40 varieties of Lemonade. Since 2011 Karneisha, a self described "Creative" has coupled a distinct brand identity with the quintessential Lemonade Stand to open the doors of a brick and mortarLemonade Shoppe. Karneisha has used social media as a launch pad to Pucker Up's success, engaging with over 20k combined followers across Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter and 73k monthly viewers on Pinterest. With humble beginnings, Karneisha has taken Pucker Up Lemonade Co. from an Igloo and an Ice Chest to it's most successful day ever as a professional vendor selling over 1600 cups in just 8 hours. Her entrepreneurial journey has encouraged her to launch the "Food Vendor Master Class" series, a recipe of sorts for aspiring foodpreneurs. Karneisha has garnered relationships with brands such as Neutrogena, Kaiser Permanente, DirecTv, and now Footlocker, who has recognized her in its #NowandNext campaign for Black History month. CONNECT WITH KARNEISHA Web: http://PuckerUpLemonadeCompany.com Ph: 562-507-8177 723 East Compton Blvd. Compton, CA 90221 Facebook: http://Facebook.com/PuckerUpLemonadeCo Instagram: https://instagram.com/PuckerUpLemonadeCo Twitter: http://twitter.com/drinkpuckerup FOLLOW THE PODCAST: www.instagram.com/thefailtogrowpod FOLLOW THE HOST: www.instagram.com/juanyoungjr --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/failtogrow/message

WARNING: I recorded this interview on my phone due an SD card issue. The audio quality is dicey. The chat itself though? Awesome. Slug even recorded an intro for this one!On this episode of The Curator Podcast I spoke with legendary rapper, and one of the founders of Rhymesayers Records, Sean ‘Slug' Daley from Atmosphere. It was an interview that almost didn't happen.We all make mistakes, right? If I listen to some past episodes I can hear my mistakes quite clearly, but at least I recorded those interviews. I almost didn't get a chance to record this one.After a work trip to London, whereby I'd recorded some people talking at a conference, I arrived home and threw together last week's podcast (the one with B. Dolan). I then booked this interview with Slug, and I couldn't have been more excited.I rolled up to the venue on time and was led through The Garage's labyrinthine backstage area into a nice room with two couches massive leather couches and of course, Slug. I sat down, pulled out my microphone, the Zoom H6 recorder that I use for all of my recording and my headphones. I turned the recorder on and my heart sank: 'No SD Card Present'.In the last blog post I briefly chronicled my “hip hop journey". While it did indeed begin with ‘A Healthy Distrust' by Sage Francis in 2005, that year I also came across ‘You Can't Imagine How Much Fun We're Having' by Atmosphere. So you could say that the tide turned for me after hearing those two records.I've been a fan of Atmosphere ever since, and talking to Slug was a momentous occasion for me (and hopefully for this podcast). So you can imagine how I felt when I realised that I had no SD card in my recorder.I told Slug about my stupidity and he suggested using my phone. I pulled out my iPad to check my questions only to find I had no mobile signal backstage and thus no way to access my questions…We looked through my iPad for the voice recorder app - it was conspicuous in its absence. In the end, we used my phone and I just did my best to try and remember all the questions I'd written down.The resulting interview is shorter than I'd have liked, but a lot of time was taking up by trying to find a solution to the various problems I had. Is it possible to look less professional than I did that day? It seems unlikely.In the end though, we had a cracking conversation that went in a couple of unexpected directions. We lingered a little more on Slug's creativity than I expected, which was ace. I had a bunch of questions about Rhymesayers that I just couldn't remember, yet the insights he gives are utterly fascinating and absolutely made the hassle worth it.Highlights include:*Getting more sleep on the road than at home*Rhmyesayers being 20 and how Slug doesn't really reflect on their legacy because he's so focused on what his community are doing*The search for the perfect song*How to know when you've written that perfect song and how close Atmosphere have come to it*Being more an introspective lyricist…*But also appearing to be even more introspective when writing about fictional characters like on ‘When Life Gives You Lemons, You Paint that Shit Gold'*The dichotomy of how being an artist who makes art for a living can be both fun and a curse because of how dependent people get on having to make art to make ends meet*Slug embraces that dependency as part of his relationship to music*“Just because people might like a song or two I've made has no bearing on how I see myself”*The importance of having passion*How passion and hunger has changed the longer Atmosphere have been doing this*Some Prince chat and the “genius” of Prince's Batman recordAfterwards Slug showed me out and he went to speak to the fans in the queue outside the venue. I've never saw an artist do that before whilst I've been in their company. It was very fucking cool. Slug is one of the nicest and most intelligent dudes I've interviewed on this podcast and I could have spoken to him for hours about his craft.And of course, later that night Atmosphere absolutely crushed it. I love seeing hip hop live, it's a concert experience unlike anything else.Maybe next time I'll chat to Ant. I hope you enjoy this episode.Featured MusicIntro: Voodoo Puppets – Electric Chair Blues (used under CC licence, you can check it out here).Atmosphere - Pour Me Another (Another Poor Me)Atmosphere - Fortune'Pour Me Another' can be found on the album You Can't Imagine How Much Fun We're Having.'Fortune' is on the latest official Atmosphere album Southsiders. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.