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It is only through developing our capacity to give AND to receive love that we can begin to reach our full potential as eternal beings. Do you define the relationships in your life by the good times or the bad ones? Let's be intentional and choose to let the good qualities of others have a louder voice in our heads than their flaws!
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When we hear a name, we automatically make associations; good or bad. When people hear your name, how do YOU want to be known? In this life, we do not control what happens to us, but we do control how we show up! Who are you when life is good? Who are you when people are unkind? More importantly, when choosing intentionally, who do you WANT to be? Everyday, practice being that person until it is naturally who you really are!
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Time is a limited resource. When we say YES to one thing, we are simultaneously saying NO to something else. Learn how to be intentional about how you spend your time. Make a decision; like your reasons; drop the guilt!!
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Judgement and Love cannot coexist; just like light and darkness cannot be in the same space at the same time. When the slightest bit of judgement is present, we are not loving fully and completely. The great news is--we have total control over how we love those around us!
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There's a huge difference between being with people and truly connecting with them. Listen to this episode to learn to work smarter rather than harder to truly connect with children, spouse, friends and everyone around you. Let's trade out the surface relationships for ones that are truly meaningful
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We are our best selves when we are operating from CONFIDENCE. The best new is--this is a skill we can practice and become proficient in. Join me in this episode for tips to becoming more confident professionally and socially.
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Our brains do not like gaps in our understanding. When things happen that we do not fully understand, our brains fill in the gaps. Many stories are just not true and some are horribly painful. Whether you are a returned missionary unpacking your mind as to what happened while you served or a spouse trying to improve your marriage, this episode will help you rewrite those stories and help you make a good life great.
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This is a very personal episode where, with the permission of my daughter, I share the story of her confiding in me about her being bi-sexual and the journey that followed.
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We cannot predict what circumstances may come our way and we don't need to!! When we decide ahead of time how we want to think and feel about people, WHAT to do becomes the easy part!!
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Our brains are naturally wired to look for things we can control. We think control is what we need. We want more of it. Often, control in our relationships is the worst thing for us. It's counterintuitive and this approach works!!
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So often, we tell ourselves we are "guiding" those around us when the reality is, we are manipulating them to do things our way so we can feel good about ourselves. Guess what? We can choose to feel great about ourselves even when others exercise their agency in ways we wish they wouldn't! Join me on this podcast to learn simple tricks to have genuine and enriching relationships with the people in your life
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So often we are paralyzed thinking we don't know the best way to help someone, so we do nothing. Funny thing is, failing to take action is the only sure way to know for sure, you are doing it all wrong. The most meaningful acts of service do not involve money or any grand gestures. They are simple things like writing a note or offering a sincere compliment. Warren is even volunteering at a preschool while he's recovering! There is no act of kindness too small to matter
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Whatever we are looking for, our brains will find! Imagine how amazing our lives become when we count blessings instead of problems. The problems will still be there and they will pale in comparison to the many blessings we are focused on.
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When I feel insecure, I notice I deflect and question compliments that come my way. In contrast, when I focus on confidence, not only am I able to genuinely compliment myself, I also can recognize and accept compliments coming at me during daily life. I challenge you to start noticing compliments and to write them down. It's just the confidence boost we could all use!!
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Confidence is like a perfectly choreographed dance. After you've practiced it enough, confidence appears effortless. In the early stages, you count every beat and repeat over and over so you don't miss a step. To some it comes more naturally than to other, but to all, it is a skill that can be practiced enough to master it.
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Pornography is a very well funded industry. It isn't going away anytime soon! Speaking openly about pornography is the only way to stop the lying, hiding and shame that inevitably accompany a pornography addiction. Join me on this podcast to learn the tools you need to help break this cycle of addiction.
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To raise resilient children is to teach them life is full of challenges and there is nothing you can't learn and overcome! Ready. Let's Go!!
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When I was a child, I dreamed of being a princess and being part of the royal family. The day Lady Diana died was tragic for me! The part I was missing for so many years is that I AM ROYALTY!! Not only was I already royalty, every one of us is part of the Royal Kingdom of God. Join me on this podcast to discover: How does knowing we are royalty change the way we view the world ourselves? AND How does it change the way we parent?
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Suddenly, many of us find ourselves living a life we didn't necessarily plan. Regardless, it's our reality for now. In this episode with my daughter, Kayla, we talk about how to make the best of this unintentional situation. We also explore how to move beyond just enduring to the end of this pandemic and actually have fun with it!
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Recognizing he was gay was not something Tyler expected nor had any idea how to navigate. Hence, many dark years followed as he attempted to forge his own path through life. With the perspective of experience, Tyler shares valuable experiences with us to help us be prepared and know what to say and what not to say. This conversation is valuable for teens who feel same sex attraction as well as their parents.
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