CCnDoc Talk

Welcome to your first stop in Money National Park: Money Mindset Mine. Here you will learn about money behaviors that are tied to your temperament (characteristics and personality traits that you were born with) and behaviors associated with your values. Your money mindset is an integral driver of your behaviors and influence your communication style related to money. There are four (4) money mindsets: Saver, Spender, Investor, Giver. Join us as we explore each of these money mindset styles, help you identify yours and then discuss what this means for you. Oh, and don’t forget to pay the entrance fee as you enter Money National Park, it’s a simple question for you to answer. Let’s talk about money! One story at a time.

CCnDoc have a philosophical conversation regarding which is more important, Love or Acceptance? Obviously, both, but if you cant have both, which matters more? If not received, what happens to our confidence? Learn how these two pivotal emotions impact our world. Just how important is it to get the love you need? And, is love more important than having someone’s acceptance? Or, is it acceptance that you really need? A saying comes to mind, “We die to please those who love us least.” How does your behavior change when you are seeking someone’s Love and/or Acceptance? Chances are, a lot.

Today CCnDoc discuss the truth about getting and giving unconditional love and how love/hate relationships are formed by having unrealistic expectations of others and yourself. Be it family, friends or political figures, how can you possibly love EVERYONE unconditionally? How do you get your own love needs met within yourself? And, if you love unconditionally can you still set boundaries with energy vampires? When you love unconditionally it is a “state of giving” that ultimately leads to your inner peace and joy.

We’ve all heard the term “Firefly Friend” thanks to the popular Netflix show, and this sparked our discussion about what makes a respectful friend? What do those friendships look like and sound like in action? Listen as we discuss this topic and give our suggestions on how to be a more respectful friend, and how to get your needs met if you feel like the MORE respectful friend in your relationship.

This holiday season especially, take a look around you and make sure you are taking care of the people who take care of you! Pay attention to the effort that others are putting in to the festivities, honor your commitments when you can and above all, give kudos to your friends (and family) when you know they have put in extra effort to make your experience special! Happy Holidays! ❤️💚 

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If you're not already following us @CCnDoc on social media, we welcome you to join us! And, CC also has a Cancer-themed Blog. ⁠MyBadAss.Life⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠Find all of our adventures at ⁠linktr.ee/ccndoc⁠ to get freebies, grab merch from our stores, leave a tip, make a donation, or buy one of our books: Courageous Money: Your Adventure Through Money National Park, Coaching for Commitment Simplified or The Big Book of Southern Colorado Wildflowers for kids of all ages. (Contains affiliate links).

Did you know that for every negative thing you hear about yourself OR that YOU say to or about yourself (even joking) that your subconscious hears as true? And in order to counteract it, you have to say the opposite/positive about yourself at least three times in a row? It's called the Positivity Ratio. Sounds crazy right?

Think about how many times a day we put ourselves down without thinking, use self-deprecating humor, or inflict self-harm with our worrying thoughts. What about illness? All that fear and worry doesn't help us get well!

Eileen Pease (Dynamic Thinking) says, "When you change your thinking, you can change your feeling." That's pretty powerful!

But how do you stop all that negative programming? Random affirmations, baby! These days, we LIVE BY our affirmations! In notebooks, on mirrors, cork boards and post-its! Today we show you how to do the same in order to create a healthier you, inside and out!

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If you're not already following us @CCnDoc on social media, we welcome you to join us! And, CC has a NEW Cancer-themed Blog. My BadASS Life ⁠⁠Find all of our adventures at linktr.ee/ccndoc to get freebies, grab merch from our stores, leave a tip, make a donation, or buy one of our books: Courageous Money: Your Adventure Through Money National Park, Coaching for Commitment Simplified or The Big Book of Southern Colorado Wildflowers for kids of all ages. (Contains affiliate links).

Today we’re talking about Invisible Disabilities on CCnDoc Talk. Doc plays devil’s advocate (to prove a point) during this meaningful and sometimes humorous discussion about what IS an Invisible Disability and what BIASES we have that impact our ability to be compassionate and understanding to others who have big things going on in their bodies that the outside world can’t see. We also introduce a syndrome called LARS (lower anterior resection syndrome) in this episode. LARS is a common invisible disability for those who have had surgeries for colorectal cancer, ulcerative colitis and irritable bowel diseases. 

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If you're not already following us @CCnDoc on social media, we welcome you to join us!  And, CC has a NEW Cancer-themed Blog: ⁠⁠⁠Medium.com/MyBadASSLife⁠ Find all of our adventures at linktr.ee/ccndoc to get freebies, grab merch from our store, leave a tip, make a donation, or buy one of our books: Courageous Money: Your Adventure Through Money National Park, Coaching for Commitment Simplified or The Big Book of Southern Colorado Wildflowers for kids of all ages. (Contains affiliate links).

We’re Back! We took a little break in July to enJOY our summer! Now we’re back with renewed energy and NEW episodes!

June is Pride Month! Because there is so much misunderstood about the LGBTQ+ community, we are doing our part to build a bridge of understanding, love and hope by sharing our experiences over the last 21+ years together. People fear what they don’t know or understand. We ask you to seek understanding first. This episode starts off with powerful words from Rachel Held Evans (Christian Minister and former Evangelical) who we've just gotten acquainted with and also are grieving the loss of - she died at the age of 38 in 2019. She was a straight voice for the LGBTQ+ community and she was making such a difference in the minds of Christians and how they view LGBTQ+ individuals. May her words and wishes live on. If you are a straight ally, this podcast will also give you some insight into what it's like to be LGBTQ+ in 2023. Suffice it to say things were going pretty well, and now the tide is turning again - Not everything ends up on the news. Keeping in mind "queer" isn’t one-size-fits-all, and our perspective is just ours, we’re encouraging you to be brave and ask questions of all of your LGBTQ+ friends, relatives and even strangers to really seek to understand what it’s like to be in their shoes. We (all) have more in common than you think! Love IS the answer. What is the question? ❤️🧡💛💚🩵💙💜🩷🤎🖤🩶🤍❤️‍🩹 Thank you! 🏳️‍🌈

If you're not already following us @CCnDoc on social media, we welcome you to join us!  And, CC has a NEW Cancer-themed Blog: ⁠⁠⁠Medium.com/MyBadASSLife⁠ Find all of our adventures at ⁠⁠⁠⁠l⁠inktr.ee/ccndoc⁠ to get freebies, grab merch from our store, leave a tip, make a donation, or buy one of our books: Courageous Money: Your Adventure Through Money National Park, Coaching for Commitment Simplified or The Big Book of Southern Colorado Wildflowers for kids of all ages. (Contains affiliate links).

Welcome to the world according to CCnDoc! How do you stay positive? Lately, it seems like we are getting asked this question a lot, so Doc decided it was time for a podcast on the topic! Good call! Is anyone really positive all the time? No! No one can be positive all the time—It’s something we work on every day, and one of us has to work at it harder than the other! In this episode, we talk about what happens when life throws those curveballs and how you can train your brain to see them in a more positive light. 

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If you're not already following us @CCnDoc on social media, we welcome you to join us!  And, CC has a NEW Cancer-themed Blog: ⁠⁠Medium.com/MyBadASSLife Find all of our adventures at ⁠⁠linktr.ee/ccndoc to get freebies, grab merch from our store, leave a tip, make a donation, or buy one of our books: Courageous Money: Your Adventure Through Money National Park, Coaching for Commitment Simplified or The Big Book of Southern Colorado Wildflowers for kids of all ages. (Contains affiliate links).