Dare Ah New Belief

It’s our 100th episode!

Today we celebrate all the wonderful guests who have inspired us to Dare Ah New Belief in what is possible for our lives! We also celebrate the listeners who took the time to learn and grow from what our guests shared.

I’m excited to now turn my attention to helping people take action from inspiration with Daily Dare Ah! 

I’m also excited to expand my acupuncture offerings to include cosmetic microneedling, so your outside reflects how you feel on the inside. 

Thank you for listening and supporting this labor of love!

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Read how Nada met Don and Del, and listen to Part 1 of her Dare Ah New Belief conversation with them here.

A note from Nada: If ever there have been two people that have made my heart swell with as much joy and admiration as my parents did, these are the two men who have stolen my heart and inspired me to live completely and fully!

In Part 2 of their conversation, Nada, Don, and Del discuss:

1. The secret to their 20+ year friendship after meeting in their 50’s
2. The secret to living a full, cheerful, and joyful life
3. Going through mental depression
4. Del’s great-grandfather having 11 wives
5. Inspired by the Lewis and Clark adventures, young Don and his friend set out on their own lengthy adventure
6. An invitation for people to get outside and make the most of your life

Key takeaways:

1. A good way to know a person is to go on a hike with them
2. There were periods of time when we weren’t so cheerful
3. Starting a love for hiking in your 50’s
4. What was the question again?
5. Do what’s right and treat people right
6. Doubting our mental capabilities only to prove how intelligent and well-resourced we really are

Contact Nada to get in touch with Don and Del.

Be sure to listen to the Living Life Full On – Part 1 episode as well!

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Take 25 minutes over lunch to nourish your soul!

My husband and I met Don White and Del Malstrom in Arizona in 2019. These octogenarians are an inspiration! Not only did they out-hike us, they went for dinner and beer afterwards, while Dennis and I could only muster the energy to flop into bed! Don and Del are walking, talking examples of how to keep living life full on, no matter your age.  

In Part 1 of their two-part conversation, Nada, Don, and Del discuss:

1. How Don and Del got involved in hiking
2. How they met one another and became such great friends
3. Close calls when hiking
4. Fondest memories of hiking
5. Del proudly turning 89 years old, and Don happily enjoying 87 years

Key takeaways:

1. Having a good hiking partner expands your life and moves you uphill to bigger and better things
2. Time goes by so quickly
3. The work can be strenuous, but the rewards are great
4. We’ve got to learn to enjoy the now
5. What we remember most is what happens on the way, not the destination

Contact Nada to get in touch with Don and Del.

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Take 25 minutes over lunch to nourish your soul!

See Judy’s bio and listen to Part 1 of Nada and Judy’s Dare Ah New Belief conversation here.

In Part 2 of their conversation, Nada and Judy discuss:

1. Paradigms, what they are, and how they serve us
2. How COVID-19 affected Judy’s coaching clients
3. How to turn a difficult, painful time into a purposeful and serving time
4. Celebrating 24 years of sobriety

Key takeaways:

1. You can create more empowering paradigms from old, limiting ones
2. More people sought out coaching and support during 2020
3. We take very different action when we think our time is limited
4. When we step into the vision for our lives, the fear disappears

Be sure to listen to the Living a Masterful Life – Part 1 episode as well!

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Take 25 minutes over lunch to nourish your soul!

As a certified and award-winning Life Mastery Consultant, Judy Matejczyk has used the DreamBuilder® principles to guide hundreds to transform their dreams into reality, including special education students and parents.

In 2014, Judy took her passionate message of hope and fun-loving approach to life online with the launch of her YouTube channel and daily Facebook Lives. In August 2020, Judy responded to the pandemic by creating Paradigm Shifters, a Facebook group that features speakers from around the world who are in the middle of transformation.  

As a sought-after speaker in churches and schools, Judy has shared the stage with Mary Morrissey and Mat Boggs. Her events are uplifting and full of surprises!

In Part 1 of their two-part conversation, Nada and Judy discuss:

1. How Judy met Mary Morrissey and became a Life Mastery Consultant
2. How she got published in a book compilation with Mary Morrissey
3. Growing up in the 50’s and 60’s
4. How she was greatly inspired by her son, who was diagnosed with cerebral palsy
5. As a special education teacher, instilling in her students the importance of having a forward vision for their lives

Key takeaways:

1. Could I ever do what that well-put-together woman is doing?
2. Are you really living your full potential?
3. A medical diagnosis doesn’t define you
4. Each of us is far more powerful and contains more potential than any circumstance, situation, or condition
5. All of life is an experiment, and we are always experimenting!

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See Tonya’s bio and listen to Part 1 of Nada and Tonya’s Dare Ah New Belief conversation here.

In Part 2 of their conversation, Nada and Tonya discuss:

1. What open adoption is, and its benefits
2. What it feels like to be chosen as adoptive parents
3. Visiting baby Christopher with the Bridge care family and his birth parents for the first two months of his life
4. The struggle to not get too attached and have her heart broken if the birth parents changed their minds
5. Staying close with the birth parents even now

Tonya’s key insights:

1. “The baby’s coming and I am not ready!”
2. The dream of adopting a child can be taken away
3. The heartfelt joy and security birth parents feel knowing their child is deeply loved and wanted
4. The more people that can love Christopher, the better the world and Christopher will be

Be sure to listen to the The Loving Act of Adoption – Part 1 episode as well!

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Take 25 minutes over lunch to nourish your soul!

Tonya Jahnke is a registered nurse of 22 years. She is passionate about keeping families healthy and happy together through sharing the whole food nutrition of Juice Plus. She is also passionate about sharing the Tower Garden, where you can grow your own food year-round in your kitchen or on the patio, with zero dirt and zero chemicals. Tonya has been happily married to Corey Jahnke for almost 27 years and they have one son, Christopher. She also is an owner of two sweet pups who fill her life with love and fun!

In Part 1 of their two-part conversation, Nada and Tonya discuss:

1. How Tonya knew as a young child that her heart was always on adoption
2. Why at the age of 31 Tonya decided it was time to adopt a child
3. Why Tonya and her husband chose open adoption
4. Why Tonya’s husband wasn’t as excited to adopt and when that changed
5. Why Tonya didn’t want to share her story for choosing adoption with other adoptive parents

Key takeaways:

1. It’s possible to not have an urge to birth a child but still have enormous desire to be a mom
2. A full and beautiful life can always be more full
3. Looking at possibilities is so exciting and life-giving
4. Feeling judged can teach us to not be judgmental of others
5. God puts ideas and passions in our hearts for a reason

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Take 25 minutes over lunch to nourish your soul!

See Barb’s bio and listen to Part 1 of Nada and Barb’s Dare Ah New Belief conversation here.

In Part 2, Nada and Barb discuss:

1. How Barb became an author by chance in her 50’s, and the completion of her third book
2. Having one of her books chosen to be read this year by a professional business woman’s book club
3. How and why RediscoveringU got started
4. The powerfully positive impact the community of RediscoveringU has on the participants

Key takeaways:

1. If there is a prince, he won’t have to rescue you because you’ve done that yourself!
2. Journaling allows for so many ah ha’s
3. There is always something else for you to see and to try, no matter your age
4. There are deep blessings that come out of tragedy

Be sure to listen to the Rediscovering U – Part 1 episode as well!

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Take 25 minutes over lunch to nourish your soul!

After 33 years of marriage, Barb Greenberg found herself struggling through a heartbreaking divorce. Her experience led her to write two books: Hope Grew Round Me and After the Ball: A Woman’s Tale of Reclaiming Happily Ever After.

Barb then created workshops for other women who realized that their marriages were also ending. The workshops became the foundation for Rediscovering U, the company she founded in 2013 to provide education, support, and resources for women who are approaching, experiencing or moving forward from divorce.

When her business was just 15 months old, the Minnesota Women’s Press named Barb as one of their Changemakers of the Year, for helping “to create greater equality, justice, and self-determination for women and girls.”

Barb recently published her third book, The Seasons of Divorce: Insights for Women in Transition. Readers have said, it’s “filled with hope,” “full of deep wisdom,” “encouraging, comforting,” “applies deeply to EVERY woman,” and is “a must-read for anyone who has been through transitions and desires to heal, become whole, and realize her full potential.”

Barb believes that when women heal, families heal; when families heal, communities heal; and when communities heal, the possibilities are endless.

In Part 1 of their two-part conversation, Nada and Barb discuss:

1. How Barb felt she was disappearing in her marriage
2. The traumatic event that was the catalyst for her to initiate her divorce
3. Why affirmations didn’t work for Barb, and what she did differently
4. Allowing our emotions to be acknowledged and have a voice
5. Realizing how toxic her marriage was once she had moved out
6. Using anger as a tool

Key takeaways:

1. When there are no distractions, you have to face your thoughts
2. Major changes in our lives are not easy transitions, but they happen
3. Staying busy is an acceptable form of addiction
4. Faking it ’til you make it doesn’t always work
5. There is power in listening to ourselves
6. The challenge only looks big

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