In this conversation, Ravin Joseph shares insights on deepening one's relationship with God, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing faith, practical tips for spiritual growth, and the significance of community, gratitude, and service. She encourages listeners to embrace imperfection and to seek a closer connection with God through prayer, fasting, and worship.
Chapters 00:00 Welcome to a New Year of Faith
02:41 Building a Stronger Relationship with God
03:35 Commit to Praying Each Day
04:36 Study Scripture
05:17 Worship with Your Whole Heart
05:28 Practical Tips for Spiritual Growth
05:51 Do Life Together
07:49 Live Life with Gratitude
09:03 The Power of Gratitude and Service
09:15 Fast with Intention
11:12 Community and Starting Fresh
13:45 Invitation to Join the Community

The conversation revolves around Ravin sharing her recent experiences surrounding the topics of journaling the use of biblical principles in self-help, navigating emotions and growth, and upcoming events and programs, including a new clarity coaching service.


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Storytime. Ravin Joseph shares her personal story on how she copes with anxiety.

Too many of us live an inauthentic life. We spend too much time caring what other people think of us and not enough time really living our own lives. The source of these opinions are often toxic. I want to discuss with you why you should stop caring about people's opinions, and ways to get rid of this unhealthy habit.

If you're feeling overwhelmed, and stressed out, and like you just don't have enough time in your day, and it seems like every minute of the day is being hijacked by something that's undesirable or unwanted, You're not alone. Lots of us feel this way pretty often. And when we look at our productivity levels, it can make us feel even worse. We should be producing more than what we are right now, but we're not.

So today I'm going to talk about a framework called the Eisenhower matrix that is designed to help organize tasks based on their importance and urgency. I'll take you through how to evaluate all the little things that are shooting at you every day, and how to pick out what should be your focus and what shouldn't matter as much as other things.

Learn about the most significant change that I've made in my life and what it has done for me and how it has transformed my life.

Set Your Mind to Achieve the Life That You Want

Perfectionism is the culprit behind why you give up before you even start. It's the reason that the big and shiny things seem so attractive, but you never get around to doing them. Why it seems like everyone else is happier, more successful, and better than you even though that is not true. But it doesn't have to be this way! In this video, I tell my story about perfectionism and how I learned to let go of my desire for everything to be "just so" and learned to accept imperfections. I talk about why perfectionism hurts our creativity, how it can ruin relationships, how it can ruin our ability to achieve happiness in work, life, friends and family..and ultimately why we should learn to embrace our imperfections

5 Tips for Overcoming Self-Sabotage
We're all human. We all have moments where we just don't feel like doing anything at all, even if it's something we love. In this episode, we'll help you find the motivation to get back to work and stay productive!

In this episode, I talk about ways to deal with disappointment in our day to day lives and decide how to look at the situation rationally. I also go into the law of attraction and how that applies to daily life and executing our dreams. This is a lesson I had to learn, and I hope my video helps you.

A woman's true value is not determined by her age, her looks, or even her success in the dating scene. But rather, it's determined by the decisions she makes. The habits she has. The traits she displays.
In this video, I explore what it means to be a high-value woman and I talk about 7 specific traits and habits of highly successful women.