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#153 Wellth Talks - The Sabbath Day
In this episode of "Wellth Talks," hosts Garry Kelly, Pádraic Ó Máille, and Niall Leyden explore the importance of the Sabbath, Sunday routines, family time, and accountability. They share personal stories about how dedicating Sundays to rest, reflection, and connection positively impacts their well-being and professional lives. The discussion highlights the value of simple routines, setting intentions for the week, and the power of supportive relationships. Listeners are encouraged to create their own meaningful rituals to foster balance, resilience, and success in both personal and business spheres.
Please visit:
GK Media
https://www.gkmedia.ie
Atlantic Wealth Management
https://atlanticwm.ie
Pádraic Ó Máille Smácht
https://omaille.ie
Disclaimer: Niall Leyden is the Founder of Atlantic Wealth Management Limited, a firm that is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland to advise on and arrange a range of financial products. Please note that Niall’s comments in this podcast are made in a personal capacity and are not recommendations or financial advice and do not form part of Atlantic Wealth Management Limited’s regulated activity.
Timestamps
Podcast Introduction (00:00:00)
GK Media and Creators Network introduction, podcast hosts, and purpose of Wellth Talks.
Listener Feedback & Entrepreneurial Loneliness (00:00:17)
Hosts discuss positive listener feedback and the challenges of entrepreneurship.
The Power of Compliments (00:01:31)
Reflection on the impact of compliments, referencing a Mark Twain quote.
Introducing the Sabbath Day Topic (00:01:50)
Garry introduces the main theme: the Sabbath day and Sunday routines.
Family Sunday Routine & Attending Mass (00:01:53)
Garry shares his family's new Sunday routine, attending mass, and its positive effects.
Observations at Mass & Community Reflection (00:02:44)
Garry describes experiences and observations at mass, highlighting community diversity and empathy.
Healthy Habits & Starting the Week Strong (00:03:43)
Garry discusses healthy Sunday habits and how they set a positive tone for the week.
Sunday as a Day of Rest (00:04:31)
Hosts reflect on the importance of rest and meaningful activities on Sundays.
Sunday Routines: Two Sides of the Coin (00:05:01)
Pádraic contrasts productive Sundays with those affected by overindulgence, emphasizing balance.
Sunday Dictates Your Week (00:05:58)
Summary of the lesson: how you spend Sunday shapes your entire week.
The Value of Routine & Spiritual Practice (00:06:15)
Niall reflects on the peace and power of Sunday routines, including mass and spiritual practices.
Childhood Sunday Traditions (00:08:07)
Hosts reminisce about their childhood Sunday routines, family, sports, and traditions.
The Importance of Accountability (00:09:52)
Discussion shifts to personal accountability and supporting each other through tough times.
A Story of Accountability in Action (00:10:03)
Pádraic shares a personal story about resisting temptation and the role of accountability partners.
The Power of Pausing & Supportive Friends (00:12:30)
Niall highlights the psychological benefit of pausing and having friends who hold you accountable.
Reflections on Failure & Sunday Balance (00:13:41)
Pádraic discusses learning from mistakes and the dual nature of Sundays.
Planning the Week: Stephen Covey’s Method (00:14:14)
Niall introduces Covey’s “Winning the Week” method for Sunday evening planning.
The Impact of Commercialization on Sundays (00:15:42)
Discussion on how retail changes have eroded traditional Sunday rest, with a nostalgic story.
Finding Your Own Day of Rest (00:17:18)
Advice for those who work Sundays: choose another day for rest and renewal.
Preview of Next Episode: Book Recommendations (00:17:43)
Teaser for next week’s episode, focusing on top book recommendations.
Podcast Closing & Listener Call-to-Action (00:17:53)
Closing remarks, gratitude to listeners, and encouragement to engage with the podcast.
Podcast Outro (00:18:25)
GK Media podcast outro.
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In this episode of "Wellth Talks," hosts Garry Kelly, Pádraic Ó Máille, and Niall Leyden explore the importance of the Sabbath, Sunday routines, family time, and accountability. They share personal stories about how dedicating Sundays to rest, reflection, and connection positively impacts their well-being and professional lives. The discussion highlights the value of simple routines, setting intentions for the week, and the power of supportive relationships. Listeners are encouraged to create their own meaningful rituals to foster balance, resilience, and success in both personal and business spheres.
Please visit:
GK Media
https://www.gkmedia.ie
Atlantic Wealth Management
https://atlanticwm.ie
Pádraic Ó Máille Smácht
https://omaille.ie
Disclaimer: Niall Leyden is the Founder of Atlantic Wealth Management Limited, a firm that is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland to advise on and arrange a range of financial products. Please note that Niall’s comments in this podcast are made in a personal capacity and are not recommendations or financial advice and do not form part of Atlantic Wealth Management Limited’s regulated activity.
Timestamps
Podcast Introduction (00:00:00)
GK Media and Creators Network introduction, podcast hosts, and purpose of Wellth Talks.
Listener Feedback & Entrepreneurial Loneliness (00:00:17)
Hosts discuss positive listener feedback and the challenges of entrepreneurship.
The Power of Compliments (00:01:31)
Reflection on the impact of compliments, referencing a Mark Twain quote.
Introducing the Sabbath Day Topic (00:01:50)
Garry introduces the main theme: the Sabbath day and Sunday routines.
Family Sunday Routine & Attending Mass (00:01:53)
Garry shares his family's new Sunday routine, attending mass, and its positive effects.
Observations at Mass & Community Reflection (00:02:44)
Garry describes experiences and observations at mass, highlighting community diversity and empathy.
Healthy Habits & Starting the Week Strong (00:03:43)
Garry discusses healthy Sunday habits and how they set a positive tone for the week.
Sunday as a Day of Rest (00:04:31)
Hosts reflect on the importance of rest and meaningful activities on Sundays.
Sunday Routines: Two Sides of the Coin (00:05:01)
Pádraic contrasts productive Sundays with those affected by overindulgence, emphasizing balance.
Sunday Dictates Your Week (00:05:58)
Summary of the lesson: how you spend Sunday shapes your entire week.
The Value of Routine & Spiritual Practice (00:06:15)
Niall reflects on the peace and power of Sunday routines, including mass and spiritual practices.
Childhood Sunday Traditions (00:08:07)
Hosts reminisce about their childhood Sunday routines, family, sports, and traditions.
The Importance of Accountability (00:09:52)
Discussion shifts to personal accountability and supporting each other through tough times.
A Story of Accountability in Action (00:10:03)
Pádraic shares a personal story about resisting temptation and the role of accountability partners.
The Power of Pausing & Supportive Friends (00:12:30)
Niall highlights the psychological benefit of pausing and having friends who hold you accountable.
Reflections on Failure & Sunday Balance (00:13:41)
Pádraic discusses learning from mistakes and the dual nature of Sundays.
Planning the Week: Stephen Covey’s Method (00:14:14)
Niall introduces Covey’s “Winning the Week” method for Sunday evening planning.
The Impact of Commercialization on Sundays (00:15:42)
Discussion on how retail changes have eroded traditional Sunday rest, with a nostalgic story.
Finding Your Own Day of Rest (00:17:18)
Advice for those who work Sundays: choose another day for rest and renewal.
Preview of Next Episode: Book Recommendations (00:17:43)
Teaser for next week’s episode, focusing on top book recommendations.
Podcast Closing & Listener Call-to-Action (00:17:53)
Closing remarks, gratitude to listeners, and encouragement to engage with the podcast.
Podcast Outro (00:18:25)
GK Media podcast outro.