It’s hard to be productive and easy to get stuck when you’re working alone from home. If you’re not careful, the coronavirus can kill your motivation and get in the way of your dreams.

In this episode, Anthony ONeal shares the importance of making a goal and setting your mind on the future. When you focus on your future, it gives you a new strength to face today. Reminder to use your time wisely—it is possible to come out of this crisis stronger than you were before.

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If all you want to do is eat gummy candy, binge-watch random shows, talk to real people, and touch your face, you’re not alone. But loneliness, poor sleep and added stress make us more likely to catch COVID-19. Luckily, there are things you can do to reduce stress, connect and sleep.

In this episode, Dr. John Delony gives you practical ways to stay healthy by limiting the news you take in, getting outside, connecting with friends, and finding ways to serve. You’ll also learn how going to bed early and having good nutrition help you get more zzz’s. Remember, you can’t control the virus, but you can control your health

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Balancing it all was tough before COVID-19. Now it’s even harder. When you feel overwhelmed and anxious, it’s hard to create a structure for your day. But there’s one practical thing you can do today to regain a sense of control: take the first step.

Taking the first step, whether it’s choosing to make your bed or putting on workout clothes, will give you the momentum and confidence you need to take the next step—and then the next. Before you know it, you’ll feel more balanced and in charge of your life

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Right now, it might feel like the dreams you had for your life and career are either delayed or destroyed. Maybe you lost your job because of the economy or you feel stuck in a job you hate. But you need to hang in there—your time will come. In this episode, Ken Coleman shares how you can keep your dreams intact no matter where you are on your journey. He shares that the best way to propel your dreams forward is to keep showing up, don’t quit, and believe that you were created to fill a unique role. It’s a great reminder that someone needs you to be you!

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One of the worst things about this quarantine is that people aren’t able to celebrate birthdays, weddings and even graduations like they normally would. But there are some creative things you can do to still create memories. In this episode, Rachel Cruze shares how she’s still celebrating big events in her family and how you can too, and some of the best ideas she’s heard about making milestones memorable during the pandemic. A reminder that there is joy to be found in simplicity. Share how you’re celebrating during the quarantine in Rachel’s Facebook group

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Everything is getting canceled—holidays, graduations, weddings, Easter celebrations and basic human connection. Whether you’re 4 and missed a dance recital or you’re 40 and missed your grandma’s funeral, it’s healthy for your mind and heart to grieve your loss. In this episode, Dr. John Delony shares how to cope with missed milestones by giving yourself and your loved ones permission to grieve, journaling your thoughts, and finding creative ways to celebrate. Even in the midst of your pain and disappointment, you can choose joy, optimism and creativity

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We’re all fighting an invisible enemy and have questions on our minds when it comes to our money and the economy. But even with a lot of unknowns right now, you can stay in control of your faith, attitude, outlook and actions. In this episode, Chris Hogan answers your questions on how you should use your stimulus check, how the crisis is impacting the economy so far, and how to explain the crisis to your kids. He also gives insights on what a recession actually is and whether or not he believes we’re heading toward one. Remember that you can’t control the virus, but you can control yourself and be smart and intentional with your money right now.

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With the new stimulus package, if you’re 59 ½  (like Dave!) you can take money out of your 401(k) with no penalty. This may sound good, especially if you’re broke because you’ve lost your job or are on furlough, but it’s actually a really BAD idea. 

In this episode, Dave Ramsey and Anthony ONeal share why you don’t want to borrow money from your 401(k) and where to go if you’re low on cash—to WORK! There are lots of places hiring right now. Historically, all major downturns have rallied, so don’t jump out of the market right now because you’ll miss the ride back up!

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We’re all sick of talking about the virus, and we’re feeling spun-out and fried. It seems that every tomorrow is different than today, and it’s exhausting trying to keep up. Instead of burying the uncertainty and emotions with gummy candy or Tiger King, it’s important for your mental and relational health to properly name and experience what you’re feeling. When you give your feelings and emotions a name, you take away their power and regain control.

In this episode, Dr. John Delony will share what’s going on in our brains and provide tips on how to write down your thoughts and feelings every day and how to take control of what you can. Plus, he’ll offer insight on the importance of being kind, vulnerable, and graceful to yourself and others.

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During times of uncertainty it’s easy to let your mind turn to fear. But there’s hope, and Anthony ONeal is here to share what we can do right now so that we can be a light for those around us: Choose faith over fear. Speak what you seek. Mind your business. By practicing these things today we will create a better tomorrow.

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