In this podcast Loretta reminds us to look up. We are so accustomed to looking ahead both figuratively and literally that we forget to look UP. We miss so much beauty when we only look to the left and to the right. We waste so much tome looking back at things that we wish were different that we forget to look in the direction of the amazing light from the sun and the moon! We can’t see the awesomeness of a mountaintop if we never look UP! I hope this podcast inspires you to look up more often!

Some of us are starters and some of are finishers. I strive to be a starter and a finisher. Loretta shares how the death of a loved one is this most devastating pain we will experience in life. And the experience is definitely a justifiable reason to not want to finish a goal or plan that we started. However, if we decide to finish a goal or plan in their honor that can easily motivate us to finish what we start because our loved ones would want us to. God always finishes what He starts. He is a promise keeper.

In this episode, Loretta reads a writing from an anonymous writer descriping the 12 Days of Christmas from a very different perspective! For example the partridge in a pear tree is Jesus on the cross! It is brilliantly written. We hope you will enjoy this as much as we did.

Loretta shares encouraging words to help you when you feel overwhelmed. Remember a time when you thought you would not make it and yet here you are. There is goodness and greatness in your DNA. And it is okay not to feel okay sometimes. Just seek answers and allow others to help you.

Loretta shares insight on how the power of agreement is ever present. This amazing tool does not have an on and off switch. So it is super imperative now more than ever to be mindful of the words you speak. Agreement happens everytime we are in conversation. It can be a blessing or not. The beauty is, we have the power to change how and what we agree on and with; by choosing our conversation partners and subjects. Remember the power of life and death is in the tongue.

There is a huge difference between being optimistic and having faith. Being optimistic is having positive thoughts and speaking positive words. Having faith is believing and behaving everyday like God word is the truth. Faith is action. Optimism is more in the lines of justhoping something is so. Faith believes it is so and aligns deeds with that belief. In the book of James 2:14-46 it is made very clear to the reader that you must include action with your belief system to see the change you desire. We will talk more about faith in the coming weeks. Unwaivering faith is powerful. And we can all access this power. Keep listening and applying the Strategies for professional and personal growth!

Loretta shares how we can implement a new mindset to move us closer to purpose, divune destiny and achieve our goals. She Believs being grateful is the key. So in order to put a new spin on a wise counsel, Loretta talks about bringing the excitement and high expectations into your everyday life can assist in helping you live the life you dream. Letting go of past hurts, disappointments, mistakes and negative messages will become a lot easier when we live each day like it's New Year's Eve! Please share this podcast with your family and friends.

Everyone has a divine dream attached to their destiny. Loretta shares insight that has helped her continue to pursue her dream of bevoming America's #1 TV Talk Show Host. Even on those days when she wanted to quit, her dream believed in itself and kept her going. Learn how to stay the course connect with Loretta for Dream Coaching.

Remember the childhood game of Tug of War. When choosing your team, you would choose the the kids you thought were strongest players. Sometimes your team would be up against a team that is even stronger than your team. Then you would start screaming to your team "pull pull pull". So when you are going through rough patches life, remember it is okay to tell yell "pull pull pull". For me this equates to praying for a "win" (a blessing) when I feel as if too much is going contrary to how I planned. My after I have tried all I know to do, my "pull pull pull" becomes a desperate prayer to God who is with me wherever I go. When I use wisdom instead of my own strength, My "pull pull pull" turns into simply remembering, He is Jehovah Shammah.