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Creative business consultant & entrepreneur, Meg Witt, discusses all of the things you avoid talking about at Thanksgiving Dinner. Sex, politics, religion, parenting, and what keeps you up at night… she covers it all and more. With empathy and authenticity, Meg speaks right to your heart. Learn more about Meg at www.theupspeakcollective.com
Categories: Society & Culture
The sermons & lessons from the Northside Church of Christ in Wichita, KS
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
www.theepicpodcast.com Professional wedding photographers Sam Hurd and Nathan Mitchell discuss a variety of topics ranging from their experience as wedding photographers to music, equipment, movies, and life in general.
Categories: Arts
In Kentucky, you’ll find that we’re a different kind of people, that it’s a different kind of place. There’s a darkness to our hollows that most outsiders simply don’t understand. Join S.B. Pearce as she travels around the state to bring you our strangest tales, claims to fame, and other unique facts about the quirky Bluegrass.
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Join the Walton Business Communication Lab as we bring together diverse perspectives to explore the intersections between business, communication, and broader social topics. This student-run podcast at the University of Arkansas brings you stories from students and professionals about the many paths that lead us to our passions. Regardless of the topic, you can count on listening to casual conversations about professional things.
Categories: Business, Education
Tags: Arkansas, beepic, business, businesscommunication, businesswriting, college, communication, Education, entrepreneurship, highereducation, oralcommunication, presentations, presenting, professionalism, storytelling, student, students, sustainability, university, universityofarkansas, uofa, walton, waltoncollege, writing, writingcenter
Confused by digital marketing? Don’t know where to start? Get answers to your questions about growing your business with social media and digital marketing. Listen and learn about marketing strategy, content marketing, social media tools, tips and more. Subscribe and keep up-to-date with the latest information on digital marketing. Learn how to attract and grow your audience with current marketing strategies that work. Get equipped with the knowledge you need to reach your business goals now. Visit: https://terryjohnsononline.com/info/ Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/terryjohnsononline/support
Categories: Business
Helping you identify toxic communication, emotional abuse, manipulation, and other forms of bad behavior in relationships. Love and Abuse gives you the perspective of both the victim and the perpetrator. Full of tips and advice for your friendships, family, love life, and marriage. You’ll learn about covert abusive communication that takes away your power. And you’ll discover how to pinpoint the specific toxic behaviors, such as narcissistic abuse and verbal abuse, before you are dragged into a game so deep you come out a shell of your former self. Love and Abuse is the official podcast of The M.E.A.N. Workbook, an assessment and healing guide to help you evaluate the emotionally abusive and manipulative patterns in your relationship. Get the guide that will tell you exactly what’s happening in your relationship over at loveandabuse.com. Transcripts available upon request: https://loveandabuse.com/contact/
Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture
Tags: abuse, Deception, emotional, Lies, Manipulation, narcissism, psychological, verbal
Deemed the ‘Radical Mentor’, listen in as Cindy shares her secrets to stamina in business and life. Cindy travels the globe 50 out of 52 weeks per year and loves the smell of jet fuel each day! She is a business owner, restaurateur, motivational speaker, a wife & mother. Cindy’s goal is to provide her listeners with positive ways to increase their productivity, provide inspiration + motivation, while sharing some funny stories along the way. She welcomes guests from so many different industries and walks of life to give you a full spectrum perspective on living your best life. Cindy will bring energy to each episode, giving you the spark you need to get through life looking at the glass spilling over.
Categories: Business, Education, Health & Fitness
Tags: destiny, good life, happiness, inspiration, life balance, mentor, Motivation, relationships, self care, self help, Self-Improvement, Stamina
Your host, Barbara Clifford (otherwise known as the Time Tamer) has an unstoppable passion, to create order out of chaos. She’s on a mission to unclutter the chaos and break free from the shackles of overwhelm. Like her, you can wake each day inspired and motivated to work in peak performance and to live a life on purpose. Join our tribe of Resilient Leaders – Managing Time, Stress & Wellbeing; visit: https://www.facebook.com/groups/livethecalm or visit hinwoodinstitute.com #timeManagement #stressManagement #Leadership #Communication #EmotionalResilience
Categories: Education
Off The Bench is a radio show on 104.5 ESPN Baton Rouge hosted by former LSU players Jacob Hester and T-Bob Hebert.
This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5595167/advertisement
Categories: Sports
Welcome to The Creative Crossing – a podcast where business smarts and creative hearts come together to help take you and your business to the next level, hosted by Aaron and Breanna Robertson. The Creative Crossing is a blend of business, creativity and honestly just life. The content we cover on this show is intended to educate, inspire and encourage by giving our listeners the tools, tips, and resources they need to pave their way in their creative careers. We discuss topics around creative entrepreneurship, building brands, the ever-changing industry of graphic design, and much more
Categories: Business
Welcome to That Fat Author, a podcasted journey through the creation of a novel. Each week we check in with author Jessica Joens as she shares the triumphs, tribulations and first-hand experiences of writing a new work of fiction.
Categories: Arts
Welcome to Havilah’s Podcast where we’re breaking the mold, shaking things up, and keeping it real! As a full-time minister for over two decades, women’s pastor at Bethel Church, and the heart behind Truth to Table, Havilah’s got some serious truth bombs to drop. Get ready for real talk on life, family, relationships, ministry and more – no fluff, just truth. Brace yourself for laughter, blush-worthy moments, and plenty of “”hey, same here!”” revelations. Let’s dive in! www.truthtotable.com www.theinfluencertable.com www.havilahcunnington.com Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/havilah-cunnington/support
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
My name is Zero Ash and I speak about music stuff. Album reviews included.
Categories: Music
Why I’m Apostolic is all about preparing and equipping This Generation to pursue Kingdom Minded Vision. Host, Jerry Zimmerman, has set out to embark on this journey, by asking the difficult questions, about what it truly means to be an Apostolic Pentecostal in the 21st Century. Come with us while we dissect this topic together, while doing our best to grow the Kingdom.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Prospecting for gold combines the lure of potential, the excitement of seeing a sparkling possibility, and the patience of a saint. Finding the self, the whole amazing nugget of our true selves, at the core of our being is not so different.
We must delve into areas of ourselves that have long been hidden from view, looking with self-compassion whenever a new awareness surfaces. We need to search for understanding and then follow it all the way through, mining it for every precious ounce of healing possible. Every glimpse of our true self will inspire us to go on.
To do this work, it helps to have a map of our inner landscape and a headlamp for seeing into dark corners. That’s what Jill Loree has created in this collection of spiritual teachings called Finding Gold. It taps into a rich vein of wisdom about the work of finding the self, illuminating the journey from various important perspectives.
To gain a deeper sense of our own true value is to find gold. And wow, what a worthwhile prospect that is. When we’re in a bad space with rock-bottom self-esteem, we tend to compound the error of feeling unacceptable, destructive or negative with thinking things are fixed—and this is the way it’s always going to be. But in reality, life is fluid. We’re alive, ergo, we’re fluid. But through our ignorance of this truth, we enclose ourselves in rigid enclosures, trapped in a box where we think we must stay forever. And we can, in fact, stay in our own prison for a very long time.
So we need to ask: Where do I feel hopeless? Why? Because I think the possibilities of life are too limited? Because I don’t deserve a more meaningful life experience? This last one often smolders underneath our life-limiting beliefs.
So then we go on: Am I hopeless about deserving more because I, perhaps justifiably, dislike certain traits in me? Now look at how we may also believe these traits define us. Hello. We have come to erroneously believe that the most obnoxious thing about us, is us. And yet, at the same time, this is what we don’t want to change.
Because in our heart of hearts, we don’t believe we can essentially be anything other than that which we dislike. So we hold onto these things. Otherwise, we would cease to exist. Dang. That’s the crux of the matter. This is why we hold onto destructive traits. And if we see ourselves doing this, we may despair even more. We can’t help it. We don’t understand what motivates us to hold on, almost deliberately, to what we hate in ourselves.
OK, so that’s the answer to why we do this. We hold on because we genuinely believe that’s who we are. We don’t identify the bad traits—we identify with them. And we think we are in a fixed state, so change is impossible. We have forgotten that all possibilities exist in us. By our very nature, we are already that which we believe would take great labor to produce. We’ve mistaken our errors for our essence.
This is a trap. Self-esteem can only come along if we can sense our capacity to love, to give. But we can’t feel this if we take it for granted that such a capacity doesn’t exist—if we believe we are fixed in the state we are now expressing. Our real loving self then seems alien to us.
Listen and learn more.
Read Finding Gold, Chapter 11: Self-Esteem
www.phoenesse.com
Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality
A show about shows. Take a ride through some of your favorite TV programs! Do they hold up? What did we love? What did we hate? Why did it all end? hosts (on twitter) – @dirtreynolds23 @nikesonmytweet
Categories: Comedy