Welcome to a new episode of Generous Girl! In this episode, our host, Kim Moeller, sits down with the insightful Jeanne McMains, a tax attorney and mother of two. Jeanne shares her journey of understanding her daughter's unique gifting and challenges and how it transformed her approach to parenting and her work with families. From discussing favorite books to sharing personal stories and wisdom gained from her career, Jeanne McMains provides valuable insights on balancing family, faith, and finances. Join us as we delve into the deep and meaningful conversation about creating God-centered legacies, relationships' significance, and generosity's impact on multigenerational family success. This is an episode you won't want to miss!

Guests Recommendations: Please Understand Me by David Keirsey How we love - Milan Yerkovich and Kay Yerkovich Pursuit of God A W Tozer Divine Conspiracy - Dallas Willard Psalm 34 2 Peter 1:5-9

Outline: (00:04) Serving NCF for 20 years, guiding families. (03:51) Podcast host shares inspiring stories and advertising power. (08:22) Struggled with work-life balance but found wisdom. (09:42) Juggling roles and embracing life's seasons. (14:06) Focus on commission, not just consumption or financial impact. (16:59) Families and businesses need a strong purpose and identity. (21:21) Are kids engaged and equipped? Purpose of wealth. (23:22) Balancing career, motherhood, and faith as tax attorney. (27:43) Saturday empathy training taught powerful lessons in empathy. (30:20) Parenting unique, apology for emotional suppression habits. (34:29) Prioritize inheritance impact over financial technicalities. (35:28) Identifying purpose, preparing next generation, planning impact. (39:29) Struggled with shopping, found joy in bird-feeding. (42:11) New episodes every other week on all platforms.

About the Guest: Jeanne McMains has been a part of the National Christian Foundation for 20 years, serving as a gift planning attorney. She has worked with families and advisors across the country to help them steward their resources in a way that continues God's story. She believes in serving together in the kingdom, starting within families and extending outwards. Jeanne sees her role at NCF as a guide and a trusted, faith-aligned partner in the journey of stewardship. She may not be an expert, but she has been blessed to be a part of many important conversations about how to love people well in relationships and with resources.

Meet the Host: Kim Moeller Kim Moeller is a dynamic Charitable Advisor in Philanthropy CAP® based in sunny San Diego. With a passion for faith, generosity, and living a meaningful life, Kim brings her expertise in financial services, business development, and life coaching to every episode of the Generous Girl podcast. Kim has spent years inspiring others as a women's event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. She uses her unique blend of transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage personal growth and significance. She is passionate about celebrating generosity in all its forms—whether in faith, family, fitness, finance, or friendship—and thrives on helping women take their next step toward a life of purpose. Known for her talent as a connector, Kim loves introducing women to the people, resources, and ideas they need to know, all while sharing her favorite bargain finds and hot tips. When she's not hosting the podcast, Kim enjoys life as a devoted wife, mom to four grown kids and their spouses, and "dog mom" to her sweet yellow lab, Rey. She finds joy in long beach walks, meaningful conversations, and cheering others on in their journeys of faith and generosity. Join Kim on Generous Girl as she celebrates stories of impact, inspires a spirit of giving, and reminds us all of the incredible power of generosity.

Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

Welcome to another episode of Generous Girl. In this episode of Generous Girl, host Kim Moeller engages in a thought-provoking conversation with guests Michele Dudley. They delve into the deep-rooted principles of the Praxis organization and the transformative impact of exposure to different socio-economic realities on cultivating empathy. The discussion also explores the concept of generosity with a spotlight on impactful initiatives, personal stories of engaging in ministries and navigating the delicate balance between work, family, and faith. Join us as we uncover the significance of impact investing, the power of divine guidance, and the call to use our resources to make a lasting difference in the world.

Guests Recommendations:

BraveWorks.org Strengths Finder or Myers-Briggs praxislabs.org https://womendoingwell.org https://andy-crouch.com/ Andy Crouch - Strong and Weak Proverbs-16:9

Outline: (00:06) Grateful for social entrepreneurs empowering women financially. (03:19) Started engaging with ministries and met trafficking survivors. (07:43) Deep commitment to Rwanda through family involvement. (11:53) Chance meeting with Dr. Collins brings comfort. (16:09) Raising kids in different realities, teaching empathy. (19:14) Falling ill before flight led to a transformative trip. (23:12) Family supports the school financially and values community connections. (26:41) Women learn about impact investing from experienced peers. (28:33) Embracing learning and time as an empty nester. (32:06) Windrider Summit in Park City with generous families. 34:27 Grateful for time, listeners, and God's guidance.

About the Guest: Michele Dudley is a compassionate individual who has found purpose in helping those in need. Despite not having prior involvement in the plight of suffering, she has taken steps to make a positive impact. Her journey began organically, without a plan or strategy, but through group conversations and the guidance of her faith, she has found a way to take action. Michele's story is an encouragement to those who have a heart for helping others but may need help knowing where to start. She serves as a reminder that sometimes, all it takes is a willingness to take that next step toward making a difference.

Meet the Host: Kim Moeller Kim Moeller is a dynamic Charitable Advisor in Philanthropy CAP® based in sunny San Diego. With a passion for faith, generosity, and living a meaningful life, Kim brings her expertise in financial services, business development, and life coaching to every episode of the Generous Girl podcast. Kim has spent years inspiring others as a women's event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. She uses her unique blend of transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage personal growth and significance. She is passionate about celebrating generosity in all its forms—whether in faith, family, fitness, finance, or friendship—and thrives on helping women take their next step toward a life of purpose. Known for her talent as a connector, Kim loves introducing women to the people, resources, and ideas they need to know, all while sharing her favorite bargain finds and hot tips. When she's not hosting the podcast, Kim enjoys life as a devoted wife, mom to four grown kids and their spouses, and "dog mom" to her sweet yellow lab, Rey. She finds joy in long beach walks, meaningful conversations, and cheering others on in their journeys of faith and generosity. Join Kim on Generous Girl as she celebrates stories of impact, inspires a spirit of giving, and reminds us all of the incredible power of generosity.

Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

Welcome to the Generous Girl podcast with your host, Kim Moeller. In today's episode, we delve into the delicate yet crucial topic of handling conflict healthily. Joined by esteemed guest Donna Jones, author of the insightful book "Healthy Conflict, Peaceful Life," we explore the transformative power of resolving conflict with grace, truth, and zero regret. Donna shares her personal journey and the invaluable wisdom she has gained in navigating conflict, emphasizing the importance of individual responsibility and genuine apologies. Join us as we uncover practical strategies for conflict resolution, the importance of open communication, and the impact of humility and forgiveness in relationships. Listen in as we discuss the beauty of acknowledging feelings, the value of saying yes, and the transformative potential of healthy conflict resolution. Whether you're seeking insight on conflict resolution or simply looking for an inspiring conversation, this episode promises to leave you with valuable takeaways and a fresh perspective on handling conflict in your own life. Thank you for tuning in, and welcome to the Generous Girl family!

Guests Recommendations: Bible Recap - Terri Lee Cobble DonnaJones.org John 17:1 Going Higher in Prayer - Tozer

Outline: (00:05) Old friends cherish faith and accomplishments together. (05:55) Empowerment through financial generosity and technology advancement. (07:23) Generous response to leading a Bible study. (11:05) Church leadership change led to power struggles. (15:43) Subtitle: Biblical guide to communication with grace (17:10) Son's wedding vow: seek to understand first. (21:41) Address issues early to avoid bigger problems. (23:47) Parenting: Learning to apologize by modeling apologies. (27:23) Resolve conflicts to prevent negative emotional spillover. (33:21) Tear down walls in relationships; build commitment. (35:45) Communicate, express feelings, and seek help. (40:19) Caution against immediate canceling, practice humility and forgiveness. (41:39) Favorite Bible verse: Genesis 17:1, be blameless. (45:02) Thanks for your generosity and support.

About the Guest: Donna Jones is a woman who didn't set out to find her calling, but through small doors opening in her life, she found her way. She believes that saying yes to various opportunities eventually led her to her true purpose, even when feeling ill-equipped or scared. She encourages others to be open to new experiences and trust that God will guide them.

Meet the Host: Kim Moeller Kim Moeller is a dynamic Charitable Advisor in Philanthropy CAP® based in sunny San Diego. With a passion for faith, generosity, and living a meaningful life, Kim brings her expertise in financial services, business development, and life coaching to every episode of the Generous Girl podcast. Kim has spent years inspiring others as a women's event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. She uses her unique blend of transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage personal growth and significance. She is passionate about celebrating generosity in all its forms—whether in faith, family, fitness, finance, or friendship—and thrives on helping women take their next step toward a life of purpose. Known for her talent as a connector, Kim loves introducing women to the people, resources, and ideas they need to know, all while sharing her favorite bargain finds and hot tips. When she's not hosting the podcast, Kim enjoys life as a devoted wife, mom to four grown kids and their spouses, and "dog mom" to her sweet yellow lab, Rey. She finds joy in long beach walks, meaningful conversations, and cheering others on in their journeys of faith and generosity. Join Kim on Generous Girl as she celebrates stories of impact, inspires a spirit of giving, and reminds us all of the incredible power of generosity.

Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

Welcome to the Generous Girl podcast, where we explore inspiring stories of faith, service, and personal growth. In this episode, host Kim Moeller sits down with the compassionate and dedicated Lynn Heatley, a hospice nurse and leader of Love Riverside. Lynn shares how two powerful scriptures helped her find healing and purpose during a period of deep depression, and discusses her unexpected career journey and the guidance of faith in her life. As she reflects on the impact of hospice care and the importance of community collaboration, Lynn's words shine with wisdom and empathy. Join us as we delve into her journey, the power of generosity, and the transformative impact of love and service on the lives of others.

Guests Recommendations:

https://loveriverside.org/Our-Story https://thrivingcities.org/about-us/ John 10:10 Ephesian 3:20 Jesus and the Disinherited - Howard Thurman

Outline:

(00:04) Hospice nurse turned city organization leader's journey. (04:40) Transition from ministry to hospice nurse role. (08:28) Supporting loved ones during isolation and pain. (09:40) Families need peace at the bedside. (15:05) Not raised Christian, but learned the golden rule. (15:53) Importance of presence in comforting and supporting. (22:06) Love Riverside: Working together for the common good. (23:52) 2015 brought a love for cities and collaboration efforts. (27:28) The Author's loss of enhanced focus and empathy. (31:55) Support young families and volunteer-based on passion. (35:25) 10-15 year healing journey, joy, Ephesians scripture. (37:21) Grateful for your inspiring words. Blessings ahead.

About the Guest: Lynn Heatley is a hospice nurse who returned to nursing after 17 years of being away from the profession. She originally worked as a registered nurse in her early twenties before taking a break to raise her children while her husband worked full-time. In 2006, she decided to go back to work and took refresher courses to re-enter the field of nursing. She became a hospice nurse and worked in that role until 2020. This career change was a significant shift for her, as she had previously been heavily involved in ministry and faith-based organizations. As a hospice nurse, Lynn had to learn how to provide care and support to patients and their families in crisis without necessarily mentioning her religious beliefs. This experience fundamentally changed her perspective on community and serving those in need. Lynn's transition into hospice care marked a pivotal moment in her life and career.

Meet the Host: Kim Moeller Kim Moeller is a dynamic Charitable Advisor in Philanthropy CAP® based in sunny San Diego. With a passion for faith, generosity, and living a meaningful life, Kim brings her expertise in financial services, business development, and life coaching to every episode of the Generous Girl podcast. Kim has spent years inspiring others as a women's event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. She uses her unique blend of transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage personal growth and significance. She is passionate about celebrating generosity in all its forms—whether in faith, family, fitness, finance, or friendship—and thrives on helping women take their next step toward a life of purpose. Known for her talent as a connector, Kim loves introducing women to the people, resources, and ideas they need to know, all while sharing her favorite bargain finds and hot tips. When she's not hosting the podcast, Kim enjoys life as a devoted wife, mom to four grown kids and their spouses, and "dog mom" to her sweet yellow lab, Rey. She finds joy in long beach walks, meaningful conversations, and cheering others on in their journeys of faith and generosity. Join Kim on Generous Girl as she celebrates stories of impact, inspires a spirit of giving, and reminds us all of the incredible power of generosity.

Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

Welcome to the Generous Girl podcast, where we explore transformation, faith, and generosity stories. In today's episode, host Kim Moeller sits down with the inspiring Courtney Markley, a passionate advocate for Christ-centered money conversations and financial health. Courtney shares her journey from struggling with debt and a shopping addiction to becoming a certified Christian financial counselor, guiding leaders and couples to align their values for giving and financial decisions. Together, they delve into the deep-rooted psychological and emotional aspects of money, the impact of upbringing on financial mindsets, and the transformative power of drawing closer to Christ. Join us in this insightful conversation as Courtney offers practical wisdom, personal anecdotes, and a heartfelt prayer for healing and generosity.

Guests Recommendations: markleycoachinggroup.com Esther 4:14

Outline: (00:05) Guest Courtney Markley's unique gift inspires self-reflection. (03:24) Financial conversations, spirituality, mindset, and personal growth. (06:42) Fashion school in Chicago, high-end clientele. (10:33) Started volunteering and taught budgeting but shifted focus. (13:44) Financially literate women struggle with money management. (18:17) Deep psychological impact of childhood experiences with money. 22:19 Provide safe space, gain insights, life journey. (23:33) Couples aligning giving mindset through financial strategies. (28:26) Teenager's vow not to seek approval lingers. (32:47) Money aside, partner with Christ to heal. (35:02) Encouraging open money conversations and leading by example. (38:03) YWAM Baja builds life-changing homes in Mexico. (41:42) Online courses offer spiritual growth and generosity. (45:24) Champion of faith inspires with generosity and sacrifice. (47:40) Prayer for guidance and a closer relationship.

About the Guest: Courtney Markley has a unique role in her community, as she engages in deep and personal conversations with individuals about their faith and financial habits. As a trusted confidant, she helps people explore the core emotions and beliefs that drive their spending and generosity. Courtney finds joy in these meaningful conversations and has had thousands of them, shaping her understanding of the intersection between faith and money. Her pastor sees her as a person with a cheat sheet for understanding how people use their time and money, and Courtney approaches each conversation with a sense of curiosity and empathy.

Meet the Host: Kim Moeller Kim Moeller is a dynamic Charitable Advisor in Philanthropy CAP® based in sunny San Diego. With a passion for faith, generosity, and living a meaningful life, Kim brings her expertise in financial services, business development, and life coaching to every episode of the Generous Girl podcast. Kim has spent years inspiring others as a women's event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. She uses her unique blend of transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage personal growth and significance. She is passionate about celebrating generosity in all its forms—whether in faith, family, fitness, finance, or friendship—and thrives on helping women take their next step toward a life of purpose. Known for her talent as a connector, Kim loves introducing women to the people, resources, and ideas they need to know, all while sharing her favorite bargain finds and hot tips. When she's not hosting the podcast, Kim enjoys life as a devoted wife, mom to four grown kids and their spouses, and "dog mom" to her sweet yellow lab, Rey. She finds joy in long beach walks, meaningful conversations, and cheering others on in their journeys of faith and generosity. Join Kim on Generous Girl as she celebrates stories of impact, inspires a spirit of giving, and reminds us all of the incredible power of generosity.

Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

Welcome to the Generous Girl podcast with your host, Kim Moeller. In this episode, Kim sits down with the inspiring Tracy Daugherty, the executive director of the Freedom Challenge, a movement dedicated to combating human trafficking and the oppression of women and children. Tracy shares the movement's mission to set 1,000,000 women and children on the path to freedom by 2030 through raising funds and engaging in physically demanding challenges like hiking. She emphasizes the inclusivity of the program, counteracting the fear of fundraising and advocating for others. The engaging conversation delves into the transformative experiences of women participating in these challenges, the power of prayer, and the importance of stewardship of the body. Join Kim and Tracy as they explore how these activities empower women, restore hope, and make a tangible difference in the fight against human trafficking.

Guests Recommendations: thefreedomchallenge.com Roman 12:1 Psalm 17:17-18 Being God's Image: Why Creation Still Matters - Carmen Imes

Outline:

(01:05) Tracy is passionate about ministry and freedom. (05:23) Promote doing good for the vulnerable and marginalized. (07:16) Triathlon challenge open to ordinary women. Gear transportation is available. (11:40) Took 1 step, changed life in 5 years. (13:14) Unexpected loss leads to connecting and gratitude. (18:44) Preparing for a cold, dark mountain ascent. (21:47) God's faithfulness and hope in sunrise warmth. (24:13) Highlight upcoming opportunities for the Generous Girl podcast. (27:33) Difference between scarcity and abundance mindset obstacles overcome. (28:55) Sorority sister wrote book, join NCF opportunity. (35:09) "Take the next step in fitness and faith." (37:20) A Funded bookstore in Athens aids women's rehabilitation. (39:18) Psalms 71:17-18: God's guidance and teaching since youth. (43:27) Thank you for stewarding life and justice.

About the Guest: Tracy Daugherty is a passionate advocate for women's rights and the fight against human trafficking. She is dedicated to harnessing the power of women to combat the oppression of women and children. Tracy believes in the concept of biblical justice, working to restore peace and freedom to those who have been robbed of it. Her work encompasses not only sexual exploitation but also bond servitude, with the ultimate goal of bringing shalom, or peace, to those who have been denied it. Tracy is a leader in the movement for freedom sisters, empowering women to use their purpose and intention to impact the world positively.

Meet the Host: Kim Moeller Kim Moeller is a dynamic Charitable Advisor in Philanthropy CAP® based in sunny San Diego. With a passion for faith, generosity, and living a meaningful life, Kim brings her expertise in financial services, business development, and life coaching to every episode of the Generous Girl podcast. Kim has spent years inspiring others as a women's event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. She uses her unique blend of transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage personal growth and significance. She is passionate about celebrating generosity in all its forms—whether in faith, family, fitness, finance, or friendship—and thrives on helping women take their next step toward a life of purpose. Known for her talent as a connector, Kim loves introducing women to the people, resources, and ideas they need to know, all while sharing her favorite bargain finds and hot tips. When she's not hosting the podcast, Kim enjoys life as a devoted wife, mom to four grown kids and their spouses, and "dog mom" to her sweet yellow lab, Rey. She finds joy in long beach walks, meaningful conversations, and cheering others on in their journeys of faith and generosity. Join Kim on Generous Girl as she celebrates stories of impact, inspires a spirit of giving, and reminds us all of the incredible power of generosity.

Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

Welcome to the Generous Girl podcast! In this episode, Kim Moeller is joined by the inspiring Ash Marsh, cofounder and CEO of Marsh Collective. They delve into Ash's impactful journey of faith, generosity, and community-building in Opelika, Alabama. From purchasing downtown Opelika and restoring historic structures to fostering a vision for women in business, Ash shares her incredible experiences. They discuss the power of presence and awareness in aligning one's purpose with home, business, and community. Join us as we celebrate Ash's wisdom and her positive impact on the world through her work at the Hospitality Institute.

Guests Recommendations:

Marshcollective.com Jeremiah 29:11 The Great Blue Hills of God" by Chris Gill.

Outline: (03:41) Discussing family, finances, and overcoming adversity. (07:16) Received counseling from a pastor for seven years. (12:21) The Importance of hospitality and thoughtful details are emphasized. (16:06) Creating a welcoming, caring, and purposeful environment. (17:03) Diverse businesses, family story, and global influence. (19:54) Different tempo, unique hospitality expectation, requiring pause. (24:44) Finding fulfillment in God's chosen places. (29:02) Deliberate giving after spiritual reflection, focused locally. (29:59) Supporting entrepreneurs, funding businesses, giving back. (33:49) Balance is crucial for women's success. (38:17) Embracing beauty, rejecting negativity, finding purpose in emptiness. (41:01) Use power and truth to lead conversations.

About the Guest: Ash Marsh is a survivor, a fighter, and a testament to the power of faith and resilience. After experiencing personal tragedies and hitting rock bottom, Ash reached out to a God she had never known before. In a moment of desperation, she cried out for help and found the strength to carry on. Through her journey of healing and restoration, Ash discovered the transformative power of faith and the presence of God in her life. Her story is a powerful reminder that even in our darkest moments, there is always hope and the possibility of redemption. Ash's unwavering faith and courage have inspired many and continue to be a source of strength for those facing their own struggles. Her journey is a testament to the power of resilience and the transformative nature of faith. Ash Marsh with me here in the studio. She is a proud native of Opelika, Alabama, and a co-founder. -founder and CEO of Marsh Collective, she actively runs a collection of companies she and her co-founder and husband, John, have built. She focuses on the Marsh Collective's operations and strategy, and she's an Enneagram 8, and she fosters strategic relationships that share with her passion for hospitality design to stimulate the company's growth

Meet the Host: Kim Moeller Kim Moeller is a dynamic Charitable Advisor in Philanthropy CAP® based in sunny San Diego. With a passion for faith, generosity, and living a meaningful life, Kim brings her expertise in financial services, business development, and life coaching to every episode of the Generous Girl podcast. Kim has spent years inspiring others as a women's event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. She uses her unique blend of transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage personal growth and significance. She is passionate about celebrating generosity in all its forms—whether in faith, family, fitness, finance, or friendship—and thrives on helping women take their next step toward a life of purpose. Known for her talent as a connector, Kim loves introducing women to the people, resources, and ideas they need to know, all while sharing her favorite bargain finds and hot tips. When she's not hosting the podcast, Kim enjoys life as a devoted wife, mom to four grown kids and their spouses, and "dog mom" to her sweet yellow lab, Rey. She finds joy in long beach walks, meaningful conversations, and cheering others on in their journeys of faith and generosity. Join Kim on Generous Girl as she celebrates stories of impact, inspires a spirit of giving, and reminds us all of the incredible power of generosity.

Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

Welcome to Generous Girl, the podcast that celebrates and empowers women to be generous in every aspect of their lives. I'm your host, Kim Moeller, and today, we have an incredible guest, Valerie Hogan. Valerie's story is nothing short of remarkable. She has deep faith, boundless generosity, and relentless determination. From adopting three boys out of foster care to pursuing law school while raising her sons, her journey is an inspiration. Valerie's commitment to helping others navigate the complexities of financial stewardship and giving is truly commendable. In this episode, we'll delve into her experiences, her passion for financial ministry, the impact of COVID-19 on women's earnings and investments, and the importance of seeking trusted advisors. Join us as we explore the power of gratitude, resilience, continuous learning, and the profound impact women can make through intentional giving and stewardship. So grab your favorite beverage, find a cozy spot, and prepare for an enlightening and empowering conversation with Valerie Hogan.

Guests Recommendations:

wisewomenmanagingmoney.com Romans 12:1-2 Atomic Habits: James Clear

Outline:

• (06:11) Personal gratitude, intentionality, and being a top-notch women.
• 09:10 Unexpected career shift from science to law.
• (11:02) Donating stock, real estate, will, trust, CFP.
• (16:32) Choose joy, purpose, and intentional growth.
• (21:18) Trust is key in financial relationships.
• (24:27) Building trust with financial advisors is crucial.
• (27:24) Maximizing tax savings through charitable giving strategies.
• (29:08) Encouragement to start small, enjoy giving.
• (34:16) The Internet offers endless knowledge, empowering women's confidence.
• (37:14) Focus on the long game and patience.
• (40:00) Referencing women's study, teaching through Romans 12.
• (44:11) Embrace NCF communities, empower yourself, and connect.

About the Guest: Valerie Hogan is a financial expert and advocate for women's wealth in the United States. With a keen eye on market trends and projections, she is dedicated to empowering women to take control of their finances. Despite the challenges brought on by COVID, Valerie remains optimistic about the future, predicting that women will soon hold over half of the country's wealth. With her expertise and determination, Valerie is at the forefront of the movement for women's financial independence. Valerie and her mom, Miriam Neff, are co-founders of the Widow Connection and can be heard on their radio feature called "Starting Over Financially Nationwide" on Christian stations, where they assist widows in preventing fraud and learning valuable budgeting and financial management skills. Previously an attorney with the Christian Law Association, she holds a law license and her certified financial planner certification. Since 2000, Valerie has served at her church, leading groups and individuals toward good stewardship with Christian financial concepts, Crown Financial, and then Financial Peace University. She's the daughter of Bob and Miriam Nath and married to Mark Hogan. She also holds a BS in biology with a minor in chemistry from Liberty University. She's also a member of the Orchard Evangelical Free Church. She's also a member of the Orchard JD degree from Concord Law School at Purdue University, and a certified financial planner designation. So, she's also a licensed attorney and registered patent attorney.

Meet the Host: Kim Moeller Kim Moeller is a dynamic Charitable Advisor in Philanthropy CAP® based in sunny San Diego. With a passion for faith, generosity, and living a meaningful life, Kim brings her expertise in financial services, business development, and life coaching to every episode of the Generous Girl podcast. Kim has spent years inspiring others as a women's event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. She uses her unique blend of transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage personal growth and significance. She is passionate about celebrating generosity in all its forms—whether in faith, family, fitness, finance, or friendship—and thrives on helping women take their next step toward a life of purpose. Known for her talent as a connector, Kim loves introducing women to the people, resources, and ideas they need to know, all while sharing her favorite bargain finds and hot tips. When she's not hosting the podcast, Kim enjoys life as a devoted wife, mom to four grown kids and their spouses, and "dog mom" to her sweet yellow lab, Rey. She finds joy in long beach walks, meaningful conversations, and cheering others on in their journeys of faith and generosity. Join Kim on Generous Girl as she celebrates stories of impact, inspires a spirit of giving, and reminds us all of the incredible power of generosity.

Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

Welcome back to another episode of Generous Girl, where we explore the intersection of faith, generosity, and personal growth. In today's episode, we have the pleasure of hosting Danica Dedmon, a passionate advocate for soul care in the workplace and the founder of Blue Sky Ranch. Danica shares her journey from overcoming personal challenges to finding purpose in serving others, emphasizing the impact of showing up for others and the value of creating spaces for gratitude and generosity. She and our host, Kim Moeller, engage in a heartwarming conversation about faith, family, and the power of resilience. Tune in as they discuss the significance of the "ministry of the wet shoulder," the importance of self-care, and the impact of chaplain services in the workplace. Join us as we delve into a thought-provoking discussion that inspires acts of kindness and encourages listeners to embrace the beauty of giving back.

Guests Recommendations:

Women Doing Well Ignite Retreat Habits of the Household Justin Whitmel Earley Romans 5:3-5 Marketplace Chaplain

Outline:

• (00:00) Memorable experience co-facilitating the Women Doing Well Ignite retreat.
• (05:20) Grateful for family, growth, and trusting God.
• (08:13) Growth through challenges in personal and professional life.
• (11:57) Coffee chat leads to affirmation of role. Mentally ill family past and challenges
• confiding.
• (16:07) Preparing chaplains to connect with diverse workplace populations and seeking
• chaplains with care ministry experience. No certification is required.
• (17:58) Employer-sponsored chaplaincy supports emotional needs and improves retention.
• (21:30) Sleep is important for preventing dementia and Alzheimer's. Balancing life can be a
• struggle.
• (27:30) A group built a home for a family in need.
• (29:27) Resistance to chaplain; male chaplain presence; called in crisis.
• (33:24) The writer talks about their unique vacation home experience and their desire to
• bless people with it.
• (36:51) Neighborhood Facebook groups for giving and receiving items within 3-5 miles.
• Allows for connections and reducing consumption.
• (39:01) Blessed to share stories, finding treasure in our journeys with God.

About the Guest: Danica Dedmon is a mother of two boys, aged almost 12 and 8 and a half. As a part of a blended family, she navigates the ups and downs of parenting with transparency and honesty. She shares the joys of her older son's middle school adventures, the challenges of his upcoming need for braces, and the energy and enthusiasm of her younger son on the soccer field. Danica understands the complexities of raising two boys who are close in age and is dedicated to navigating the journey with love and patience.

Meet the Host: Kim Moeller Kim Moeller is a dynamic Charitable Advisor in Philanthropy CAP® based in sunny San Diego. With a passion for faith, generosity, and living a meaningful life, Kim brings her expertise in financial services, business development, and life coaching to every episode of the Generous Girl podcast. Kim has spent years inspiring others as a women's event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. She uses her unique blend of transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage personal growth and significance. She is passionate about celebrating generosity in all its forms—whether in faith, family, fitness, finance, or friendship—and thrives on helping women take their next step toward a life of purpose. Known for her talent as a connector, Kim loves introducing women to the people, resources, and ideas they need to know, all while sharing her favorite bargain finds and hot tips. When she's not hosting the podcast, Kim enjoys life as a devoted wife, mom to four grown kids and their spouses, and "dog mom" to her sweet yellow lab, Rey. She finds joy in long beach walks, meaningful conversations, and cheering others on in their journeys of faith and generosity. Join Kim on Generous Girl as she celebrates stories of impact, inspires a spirit of giving, and reminds us all of the incredible power of generosity.

Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

Welcome back to the Generous Girl podcast! On this episode Kim Moeller welcomes Renee Rizzo. Renee Rizzo, an author and life coach delves into navigating the challenges of sustaining hope during times of waiting and uncertainty. Emphasizing the importance of relying on God over earthly matters, Renee provides practical exercises to surrender fears and desires. Kim adds insights on emotional health's role in spiritual growth, highlighting the significance of generosity. Renee introduces the concept of a "Jesus cares board" and shares her personal journey, covering emotional struggles, infertility, and her path to faith-based ministry. The conversation explores the transformative power of starting a giving fund and developing a hopeful mindset, offering practical insights and heartwarming stories for those seeking to nurture hope and faith.

Guests Recommendations:

• All You need is a mustard Seed by Renee Rizzo
• Goodreads
• Beachreads
• The 12 Week Year
• Matthew 17:20-21
• Marilyn Murray Murray Method
• Jackiedorman.com
• 2ndandmine.com
• 2nd and Mine

Outline:

• (01:12) Why Renee wrote a book about hope.
• (07:03) The Author developed content quickly, received positive feedback, and wants the
• audience to take action.
• (08:54) The speaker shares their experience with birth defects and a family member's
• pregnancy with spina bifida, emphasizing support and faith.
• 12:29 Moved to Nashville for fundraising and found purpose at Hope Clinic, encouraging
• others to embrace controversial topics.
• (15:59) Easier hope in immediate crises, harder hope in chronic situations. Prioritize hope in
• God over personal desires.
• (20:27) Reflecting on emotional health in the new year.
• (23:01) In January 2024, the speaker reflects on giving their worries to God and the
• difficulty of not taking them back. They emphasize the importance of finding a way to
• release worries.
• (27:01) Person's experience in honoring a founder and supporting a faith-based small
• business helping singles.
• (28:38) Individuals excited for new opportunities and helping others find hope and starting
• seminary school soon.
• (33:110) Individuals share how generosity impacts wealthy donors in church ministry.
• 37:44 Encouraging charitable giving through donor advised funds.
• (39:36) Start small make incremental changes in habits.
• (43:35) Faith, like a mustard seed, can move mountains grows into a large plant. called "Second in Mind" for women's healing.

About the Guest: Renee Rizzo is a woman who moved to Nashville over 20 years ago with a mission to help broken people find hope. She originally thought she would be a writer and speaker, but instead, she found herself at Hope Clinic For Women, where she had the opportunity to help broken women find hope and healing. Throughout her journey, she was guided by a title given to her by the Lord 25 years ago, and this experience led her to write a book about her life, realizing that she had been living her memoir all along.

Meet the Host: Kim Moeller Kim Moeller is a dynamic Charitable Advisor in Philanthropy CAP® based in sunny San Diego. With a passion for faith, generosity, and living a meaningful life, Kim brings her expertise in financial services, business development, and life coaching to every episode of the Generous Girl podcast. Kim has spent years inspiring others as a women's event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. She uses her unique blend of transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage personal growth and significance. She is passionate about celebrating generosity in all its forms—whether in faith, family, fitness, finance, or friendship—and thrives on helping women take their next step toward a life of purpose. Known for her talent as a connector, Kim loves introducing women to the people, resources, and ideas they need to know, all while sharing her favorite bargain finds and hot tips. When she's not hosting the podcast, Kim enjoys life as a devoted wife, mom to four grown kids and their spouses, and "dog mom" to her sweet yellow lab, Rey. She finds joy in long beach walks, meaningful conversations, and cheering others on in their journeys of faith and generosity. Join Kim on Generous Girl as she celebrates stories of impact, inspires a spirit of giving, and reminds us all of the incredible power of generosity.

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