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Ever set a goal, get excited, and then feel completely stuck before you even start? In this episode of the Babies and Business Podcast, Avram and Rachel share a breakthrough insight from their recent leadership retreat that transformed how they approach setting realistic goals. A surprising team exercise challenged them to rethink how they identify their true starting point and why that single step influences everything that comes next. If you’re ready to move past goals that feel inspiring at first but impossible later, this conversation will help you understand what’s been missing and ...

The Inattentive ADHD Workbook for Adults is a science-backed, therapist-created guide designed to meet your brain where it’s at, no shame, no overwhelm, and definitely no perfection required. Whether you’ve just been diagnosed or are finally connecting the dots, this workbook helps you stop masking, start healing, and build a life that actually fits you, not the version the world expected.

Deacon Tom Bradley from the Diocese of Des Moines shares the heart behind his book Marching Without Applause. He reflects on the call to serve God consistently and humbly, even when our efforts go unnoticed, and how this quiet faithfulness shapes authentic discipleship.Learn more:www.marchingwithoutapplause.com#MarchingWithoutApplause #DeaconTomBradley #FaithfulService #CatholicDiscipleship Credits: Produced, Edited, and Mixed by Ayden Pugh, Alexia Baker, and Matt Wilkom LINKSYou can follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Youtube! You can also find more information on our website.If you would ...

College costs are exploding—and too many families are sacrificing their future to pay for it. In this powerful episode of The Mike Litton Experience, Mike Litton sits down with Paul Compeau, Certified Financial Planner and college funding strategist, to uncover the truth about paying for college without destroying retirement, taking on massive debt, or making costly mistakes. Paul shares his personal journey, from growing up in Michigan to building a national practice that helps families strategically plan for college using financial aid optimization, right-fit school selection, and ...

In this powerful and heart-opening conversation, I sit down with Hilary Crowley — foster-to-adopt mom, holistic health practitioner, energy healer, TEDx speaker, and author of The Power of Energy Medicine. Hilary shares the extraordinary story of how she followed intuition, courage, and connection all the way to her son — and the unexpected lessons she learned along the way.From discovering the importance of foster-care support groups before certification, to navigating shutdowns, attachment, sibling dynamics, and biological family relationships, Hilary offers deep insight into what it ...

Episode Summary:In this episode of The Pregnancy Loss and Motherhood Podcast, Vallen explores the complex relationship between grief and joy, particularly in the context of motherhood and loss. She emphasizes that feeling joy does not mean forgetting about a lost child and that grief is a natural response to loss that evolves over time. Vallen shares personal experiences and insights on navigating guilt, shame, and the duality of emotions, encouraging listeners to embrace both grief and joy as part of their healing journey. She also offers practical advice on finding moments of joy amidst ...

This week Beth and Francis talk about a Netflix holiday movie called Operation Christmas Drop, which highlights a real humanitarian mission the US has carried out in Micronesia since 1951. Technically not a Hallmark movie, but it follows a lot of the same beats. We talk about the differences in decorations, shooting locations, and how a movie can become unsalvagable when your leads don't have any chemistry. This is a preview of a bonus episode. To get full access either sign up for the Patreon or purchace individually here - https://www.patreon.com/posts/hallmark-drop-145984671

The holidays have a way of exposing what we’ve been holding together by sheer force. If you’ve ever thought, “I should be enjoying this, but I’m exhausted, irritable, and counting the days until it’s over or the kids go to bed,” this episode is for you. In today’s conversation, I explore why so many capable, faith-filled women feel emotionally undone during the holiday and why the problem is not gratitude, discipline, or spiritual failure. We talk about: Why holiday stress hits women who “normally handle everything” What your nervous system is actually responding to this ...

Your children must learn from you how to navigate division, confusion, and deception in the world. For example, where are you landing with the Candace Owens and TPUSA conflict? What do you make of Kirk Cameron’s belief in Annihilationism? Is Mark Driscoll a false teacher? Should we trust our Government? Do you want your children, too? Isaac and Angie Tolpin discuss these things through a biblical lens from 2 Timothy. Additionally, they discuss two areas they see the enemy’s strategy is right now in leveraging technology for his destructive goals, and the dangers of Christian celebrities ...

In this podcast series, Rick has a conversation with Andrew Buck, Operations Manager for Freedom Fight, about the personal challenges and societal impact of adult content use as it relates do fathers. Together, they explore how these challenges affect fatherhood, relationships, and personal well-being, They offer practical guidance for recovery, growth, and modeling healthy habits for your family. Dads, take the time to tune in, take notes and share with a dad that can benefit from the conversation.

Should parents teach kids to be defiant? In this Facing the Dark episode, Wayne and Dr. Kathy respond to a growing cultural narrative that suggests children need to practice defiance in order to become confident, assertive adults. Together they unpack the difference between healthy self-advocacy and arrogant rebellion, explaining why confidence doesn't come from saying "no" loudly, but from knowing when and how to speak with wisdom. Drawing on biblical insight, the Five Core Needs, and real parenting examples, this conversation helps parents guide kids toward courage, discernment, and ...

EP 263 Guardrails for the Heart; How Self-Discipline Protects Trust and Marriage! Becoming Unshakable: The Legacy Conversations Bonus Series ENTREPRENEUR PARENTS PODCAST Hosted by Dan Caldwell and Ildiko Ferenczi What happens when the person who promised to protect your heart becomes the one who breaks it? In this deeply moving episode, Ildiko Ferenczi opens a cinematic, faith-anchored conversation about the quiet habits that destroy trust, and the self-discipline that rebuilds it. Through powerful storytelling, Ildiko invites listeners to trade guilt for growth, secrecy for sincerity, ...

Toilet training. The one parenting milestone I’ve been aggressively avoiding like it’s a Centrelink queue.Tess asked if I had any tips and look, the only “tip” I have is that I am also terrified and not the guru you’re looking for.In this episode I chat about:Why toilet training feels like the Olympics of solo parentingThe three-day method everyone keeps recommending (no thanks, I choose life)My fear of rogue poos taking out every soft furnishing in my homeWhy I keep hoping someone will just whisk her away for three days and return her fully trainedIf you’re also scared, ...

Tommy and Stephanie Spitelleto are the parents of four children—and for a season, all four were under the age of four. Yes, really! In this conversation, they share the joy, exhaustion, and holy chaos of that season, along with the ways God met them in the middle of it. Their story is honest, encouraging, and a beautiful reminder to trust God’s plans, even when life feels overwhelming.

As the holidays approach, many women find themselves walking on eggshells — carefully managing other people’s emotions to avoid conflict, guilt, or drama. In this episode, Isabelle explores why “offense” can become a subtle control mechanism in relationships, and why being willing to disappoint someone (kindly) can actually create more honesty, trust, and intimacy. You’ll learn how to stop living under the “tyranny of the tantrum,” how to tell the truth without over-explaining, and how to set simple holiday boundaries that protect your peace. What You’ll Learn Why you can’t ...

In this episode of The IAPS Podcast, Chair Tania Botting is joined by Elaine Rawlings, Head of Primary at the British School Al Khubairat. Together, they explore Elaine’s journey to becoming a Head in Abu Dhabi, draw parallels between her school and those in the UK, and highlight the benefits of IAPS membership to an international school.This conversation sets the stage for our Middle East Leadership Symposium on Thursday 22 January, which The British School Al Khubairat will host. This unique event will provide the opportunity to network with professionals from leading international schools...

Your culture isn’t just a poster on the wall—it’s your most powerful tool for attracting the right people, making confident decisions, and building a business that lasts. In this episode, Stacey continues the Community Capital series by exploring the power of identifying, communicating, and living your core values. From improving staff retention to making tough calls with clarity and confidence, she shares how culture can be your ultimate competitive advantage. You’ll learn: ✨ How aligning on values can reduce staff turnover by up to 28%✨ The difference between having values ...

🎙️ Welcome to The Dad Voice Podcast! Each week, two dads dive into life, laughter, and lessons — all from the dad’s-eye view. Whether we’re tackling parenting, pop culture, relationships, or the wild world of adulthood, we bring honest talk, dad-level wisdom, and plenty of laughs along the way. This week we discuss how to manage the mental and emotional loads that come with being a dad! 👉 What’s inside this episode: We talk about how Handsome Josh Allen isCharleston is a city rich in history and...horse piss?Half of this episode is us just fantasizing about making the ...

Laura Arroyo talks with Dr. Richard Kirschner and Catherine Bingham about the Magical Moments Foundation, a wish-granting organization for children with facial differences. Brought to you by the ACPA — the American Cleft Palate Craniofacial Association, supporting interdisciplinary cleft and craniofacial teams. Links and Resources: Magical Moments Nomination FormBuy Me a Coffee