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Is being content a negative thing?
This was a great question Mel and Kel received from one of their loyal listeners after hearing these girlfriends say that they didn't like the word "content" based on Episode 185.
In a perfect world, intelligent conversations, including questions and requiring clarification, are such a good thing. It's questions like this that stir up good thinking.
Mel took a deeper dive into things and found, by definition, being content means a person is satisfied regardless of her circumstances. She is ultimately peaceful.
In other words, being content is a very good thing. Perhaps complacent is the real word these girlfriends do not like.
This week, Mel and Kel discuss the differences between contentment and complacency and encourage you to consider your life. Are you content? Are you complacent?
While these two love the feeling of being content and at peace with the lives they live, once things feel complacent, their fires get lit! Does your fire need lighting?
If so, you are invited to Mel and Kel's first virtual webinar happening *LIVE* and online on April 20, 2023.
>>> WEBINAR: What You Need to Believe (Learn More)
If you'd like to join a growing community of women who will encourage you while holding you accountable, be sure to become a "better goal-getter" and sign up below.
>>> Become a Goal-Getter!
Mel & Kel sure would love for you to share this episode on your Instagram or Facebook story. Why not follow these girlfriends and stay connected? And, hey, if you haven't left a review or rating yet, that would be a fantastic way to say "thanks!".
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We invite you to contact us! We'd love it if you would.
EMAIL [email protected]
WEBSITE melandkelshow.com
FACEBOOK @themelandkelshow
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Interested in joining any of Mel's writing courses? Connect with her here.
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Struggling with your child's addiction and need support? Connect with Kel here.
KEL'S EMAIL [email protected]
KEL'S WEBSITE newdayfamilyrecovery.com
KEL'S FACEBOOK newdayfamilyrecovery
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By Mel and KelThis was a great question Mel and Kel received from one of their loyal listeners after hearing these girlfriends say that they didn't like the word "content" based on Episode 185.
In a perfect world, intelligent conversations, including questions and requiring clarification, are such a good thing. It's questions like this that stir up good thinking.
Mel took a deeper dive into things and found, by definition, being content means a person is satisfied regardless of her circumstances. She is ultimately peaceful.
In other words, being content is a very good thing. Perhaps complacent is the real word these girlfriends do not like.
This week, Mel and Kel discuss the differences between contentment and complacency and encourage you to consider your life. Are you content? Are you complacent?
While these two love the feeling of being content and at peace with the lives they live, once things feel complacent, their fires get lit! Does your fire need lighting?
If so, you are invited to Mel and Kel's first virtual webinar happening *LIVE* and online on April 20, 2023.
>>> WEBINAR: What You Need to Believe (Learn More)
If you'd like to join a growing community of women who will encourage you while holding you accountable, be sure to become a "better goal-getter" and sign up below.
>>> Become a Goal-Getter!
Mel & Kel sure would love for you to share this episode on your Instagram or Facebook story. Why not follow these girlfriends and stay connected? And, hey, if you haven't left a review or rating yet, that would be a fantastic way to say "thanks!".
Not sure how to leave a review? Watch this.
How to Leave an Apple Podcast Review
We invite you to contact us! We'd love it if you would.
EMAIL [email protected]
WEBSITE melandkelshow.com
FACEBOOK @themelandkelshow
INSTAGRAM @themelandkelshow
Interested in joining any of Mel's writing courses? Connect with her here.
MEL'S EMAIL [email protected]
MEL'S WEBSITE writeonwebb.com
MEL'S FACEBOOK writeonwebb
MEL'S INSTAGRAM @writeonwebb
Struggling with your child's addiction and need support? Connect with Kel here.
KEL'S EMAIL [email protected]
KEL'S WEBSITE newdayfamilyrecovery.com
KEL'S FACEBOOK newdayfamilyrecovery
KEL'S INSTAGRAM @newdayfamilyrecovery