Mint Arrow Messages

By Corrine Stokoe

Religion & Spirituality Kids & Family Christianity

What's Mint Arrow Messages about?

Mint Arrow Messages is a podcast from blogger
and content creator Corrine Stokoe who's best
known for her fashion and deal blog Mint Arrow.
In Mint Arrow Messages we talk to influencers
you know and love about the REAL grit that made
them who they are, the hidden stories of
struggle, challenge and triumph. We're sharing
their stories in hopes to create more awareness,
compassion, kindness and understanding in a
world that's starving for more goodness.

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Cameron Treu on ADHD Awaren...

10.11.2021

Today I’m interviewing my friend Cameron Treu, the owner and pit master of Utah’s best barbecue Bam Bam’s, co-host of the Nitty Gritty Podcast, father, husband, and sports fanatic. I’ve never known anyone personally who would openly talk about their ...

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10.11.2021 Cameron Treu on ADHD Awareness and Understanding Today I’m interviewing my friend Cameron Treu, the owner and pit master of Utah’s best barbecue Bam Bam’s, co-host of the Nitty Gritty Podcast, father, husband, and sports fanatic. I’ve never known anyone personally who would openly talk about their ...
10.04.2021 Shannon Lyon on Food, Family, Allergies and Life Advice Shannon Lyon is a food blogger, recipe creator, & mom of 4 living in Portland, Oregon. She teaches cooking and baking techniques at conferences and on her Instagram page @plumstreetcollective. Today Shannon and I talk about food and family, her ...
09.27.2021 The Car Mom on Empowering Women to Pick Cars with Confidence The Car Mom was started by Kelly Stumpe in June of 2020. Today I get to sit down with Kelly to ask her all about her mission with the car mom. We talk about how to make a good purchase, ...
09.20.2021 Cancer Mom, Amy Willits, on Pediatric Cancer Awareness At the beginning of this year, the very first Sunday in January, I had an extra loaf of warm, freshly baked French bread, and my dear friend Amy’s face popped into my mind when I thought of who I could ...
09.13.2021 Cafeteria Plans, Obedience, and Blessings Lately for some reason I feel like the concept of a “cafeteria plan” of the gospel of Jesus Christ keeps coming up in my life. So is that even a thing? What does that even mean? Is it something we ...
09.06.2021 Morgan Jones on Being All-In Morgan Jones is the host of the All In podcast and the manager of audience engagement for Deseret Book. She previously wrote for the Deseret News where she published more than 480 stories. Her new book, All In: Exploring What ...
08.30.2021 Understanding Elder Holland’s BYU Address with Life Coach Melinda Welch On Monday, August 23, Jeffrey R Holland, an apostle of the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, spoke to the faculty at BYU and addressed the topic of marriage, sexual orientation, and avoiding divisiveness instead of being a ...
08.23.2021 When to Give Kids Cell Phones with Bill Brady from Troomi Wireless If you have kids, and especially if you have kids who are nearing double digit age (like us!) then you’ve probably asked yourself, “When DO we want to give our kids a phone? When is the best time?” Well even ...
08.16.2021 Radical Candor vs. Counsel Together I love to read, and one of the books I started reading this year (after hearing many business people rave about it) was Radical Candor. This book has some GREAT lessons and takeaways, and in trying to implement the number ...
08.09.2021 Kristin Andrus on Spending TIME Instead of just MONEY in Philanthropy Kristin Andrus is a mom to 6, exercise maniac, lover and creator of healthy recipes, married to the owner of Traeger Grills, Jeremy Andrus, and a total inspiration to me. Kristin has a passion for philanthropy, but in today's podcast ...
08.02.2021 Expectations: Resentments in the Making Think back to the last time that you had something go TOTALLY differently than you had pictured it in your mind. What were your feelings when things went this way? Were you disappointed? Frustrated? Resentful? Today Neil and I are ...
07.26.2021 Grant and Si Foster on Answering the Call to Serve My parents, Grant and Si Foster (who is also known for her blog, a bountiful kitchen) just returned from an 18-month mission to Spain, Barcelona where they taught, led and counseled with and mentored young adults in our church. I ...
07.19.2021 Does prayer work? Do miracles happen? Last week we experienced what I believe to be miracles, as we watched our little two-year-old Millie go from being her happy self to being one very sick little kid who was in the hospital for 5 days. Many many ...
07.05.2021 What’s in it for Me? Okay be honest just for a second with yourself. Have you ever been in a situation when you’ve asked yourself, “Wait, what’s in it for me?” I think if we’re being honest we ALL have at one time or another. ...
06.28.2021 Family Brand: How to Establish The Culture and Values You Want in Your Family In 2020, Chris and Melissa Smith started the podcast and website Family Brand, to help families figure out what they want to stand for and be remembered by. Having a family brand is a way to strengthen your family. Since ...
06.21.2021 Talking to Teens About Pornography This week, I was asked to teach a lesson to the young women in my church congregation (ages 11-18) about pornography – specifically, “how can I resist pornography.” I knew that this topic could potentially impact so many of the ...
06.14.2021 Tween And Teen Girl Issues: Solved! With Katie Parker, Becky Fife And Allie Callister Almost 10 years ago, Katie Parker founded Singers Company, a place where little girls can sing, dance, and act in a wholesome environment while building confidence and performance skills. Katie recognized the staggering statistics of declining teen confidence and self-worth ...
06.07.2021 How to Avoid the 3 Most Common Regrets in Life Do you have any regrets in life? Have you ever asked yourself this, or the people you love? This is a great topic that a lot of people may or may not have even thought about. But it's something that ...
05.31.2021 Scott O’Neil: Be Where Your Feet Are Scott O'Neil is the CEO of Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment, a global sports and entertainment company that includes some of the most iconic teams and brands in the world, including the NBA Philadelphia 76ers and the NHL New Jersey ...
05.24.2021 How We Make Our Home A Sanctuary From The World Today, Neil and I are sharing some thoughts and ideas on how to make your home a safe haven from the craziness of the world. We talk about this concept of our homes being a holy place as well as ...
05.17.2021 Mark Mabry: Being Led to Reflections of Christ Mark Mabry is the photographer and creator behind the beautiful photos portraying Jesus Christ in the art collection called Reflections of Christ, which has been so transformative and a huge piece of not just art in our home, but a ...
05.10.2021 Postpartum Depression: What Happened to Me in 2020 and What I Learned May is mental health awareness month and it’s also been exactly a year since we had our fourth baby, Harry. And we felt like this would be the perfect time to finally openly talk about everything I experienced last year ...
05.05.2021 Bonus Episode with Greg McKeown: Get to Know The Man Behind Essentialism and Effortless If you’ve ever wished you could sit down and have a quick chat with the genius man who wrote the New York Times best-selling book Essentialism and now Effortless too, then you’re in for a real treat. Today Greg McKeown ...
05.03.2021 Greg McKeown on Effortless: What to Do When Everything Feels Important and Nothing Can Be Eliminated If you’ve read the book Essentialism, there’s a good chance it changed your life as it did mine. You probably went through your life and started eliminating everything that was not essential, and found freedom and joy in living your ...
04.26.2021 Kimberly Lapides on Infertility Awareness: The Heartache and Hope of Failure and Success with IVF Kimberly Lapides of Eat Sleep Wear is a fashion blogger, graphic designer, wife, and mother who has bravely shared her journey with infertility and IVF on her blog and social platforms for the past several years. A mother of one ...
04.19.2021 Trip Tips and Crucial Conversations Today, we’re sharing our #1 tip for getting your kids to behave perfectly (just kidding - but seriously, to get them to be pretty darn good) on your next family trip, and it’s had an extremely high success rate for ...
04.12.2021 Ben Ward and Sellership: Turning Sellers Into Leaders Ben Ward has been teaching people for over two decades how to become great leaders, and recently published a best-selling book called Sell-er-ship. Sell-er-ship is a leadership parable that teaches some undying principles of leadership that apply to almost anyone ...
04.05.2021 Touch Your Nose: Learning to Surrender Is there anything, or anyONE, in your life that is making your life feel out of control? Are there worries keeping you up at night or stealing joy and happiness from the things you would like to be able to ...
03.29.2021 Taylor Hartman and The Color Code Personality Profile Ever since I was a girl and all growing up, my mom has always referred to my siblings or me as a "blue" or a "red" or a "white" depending on where we fall into The Color Code. Created by ...
03.22.2021 Self-Esteem: Where To Get It And How To Keep It Recently, I opened up a question box on Instagram stories on what topics you’d like to hear Neil and me cover on this podcast. The most repeated request: talk about SELF-ESTEEM. I get it – it’s so hard to know ...
03.15.2021 Vanessa Quigley with Mom and Memory-making Hacks In the 1980s and 90s, my mom was a master scrapbooker, and that’s just what moms did to preserve family memories. But times have changed and thanks to Vanessa Quigley, the creator of Chatbooks, there’s hope for moms who are ...
03.08.2021 Decisions: Making and Sticking to Them with Joy When was the last time you wasted a stupid amount of energy on a seriously non-important decision, like where to eat or what to wear? This morning? Yesterday? 10 minutes ago? I’m completely guilty of this!
03.01.2021 Britain Covey on Decisions, Mindset, and Diversity - The Habits and Principles He Leans on for Success Britain Covey is a wide receiver for the University of Utah football team, a freshman All-American who ranked fifth all-time at Utah in career punt returns, and led Utah in receiving yards in 2015, 2018, 2020.
02.22.2021 Tia Stokes and Choosing Happy: Finding the Good Through Cancer, Covid, and Grief Tia Stokes is a 35-year-old mother of 5 kids who was diagnosed on April 24, 2020, with acute myeloid leukemia. And every day since, she has been documenting her journey of fighting cancer. Tia is a dancer, choreographer, owner of ...
02.15.2021 Why We’re Not “Mormons” Anymore In 2018, the president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Russell M. Nelson, gave a talk entitled “the correct name of the church” in which he pleaded with members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day ...
02.08.2021 Betsy & Gentry Mikesell on Miracles and The Power of Prayer After an Almost Fatal Plane Crash If you're in the mood for an incredibly uplifting and inspiring story on the power of prayer and miracles, you are going to love today's episode! Betsy Mikesell, co-founder of Beddy’s, and her husband Gentry, share with me their crazy ...
02.01.2021 When You Lose Your Faith: What to Do and Where to Turn What do you do when you start to lose your faith? A lot of people we love are struggling with their faith right and grasping for truth right now. These are still really trying times as the world is still ...
01.25.2021 Pre and Post-Natal Fitness with Becky Burgess: The Ins and Outs of Women’s Health Before and After babies Becky Burgess of Good for the Swole is a pre and post-natal fitness specialist who I found out about through my sister Brooke when I was asking her for recommendations on workouts during and after pregnancy.
01.18.2021 Diversity and inclusion with Jennifer Borget: Why Racial Inclusion Matters and How to Be Better About It In September of 2019, I invited a friend of mine, Jennifer Borget, to have a conversation with me about racial inclusivity and how to teach my kids to be more racially inclusive. As we talked about what to air and ...
01.11.2021 One Day at a Time Have you ever felt completely overwhelmed by looking at the future, or how to overcome a huge hurdle, or even how you’re going to make an inch of PROGRESS when you’ve got miles ahead of you? Today, we’re talking about ...
01.04.2021 Progression, Goals, and Divine Discontent It's FINALLY a new year! Some of us are diving in head-first to set goals and make changes. Some dread the new year as a cliche time to set goals. And some are just breathing a gigantic sigh of relief ...
12.28.2020 Jamie O’Banion on the secret to her success in business and motherhood Boss Babe Jamie O’Banion launched BeautyBio in 2011 with one mission, Truth in Beauty. After working alongside her father in their family-owned cosmetic lab and learning to speak beauty as a second language, Jamie witnessed prestige brands using minimal concentrations ...
12.21.2020 Three Christmas Stars: Two Stories of Old and One Christmas Star That God Will Send Us Tonight Do you love the story of the star that the shepherds saw on the night that Jesus was born? We are talking a little about why we love that story so much, and also a story of people who saw ...
12.17.2020 Light The World with Ethan from Thirst: doing good in brick and mortar In 2016, the church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints launched a campaign called Light The World, to encourage people to give service and charity to one another during the Christmas season. Like so many others, I jumped all-in and ...
12.14.2020 When the Miracle Doesn’t Happen: what we believe and how to proceed Have you had a circumstance (or many) in your life where you feel like maybe God wasn’t listening to your prayers, or that He didn’t give you the miracle you so needed? Maybe it was something big or something small, ...
12.07.2020 Modern Discipleship With Lizzy Jensen: Why Faith and Spirituality Are More Important Than Ever Lizzy Jensen is a mother of five, an attorney, entrepreneur, and the founder of a non-profit called The Small Seed, which is designed to bring women of faith together. In today's podcast, my dear friend Lizzy shares what inspired her ...
11.30.2020 Bullying: why it happens and what to do about it From a former bully and someone who’s been bullied, Neil and I both share our experiences with bullying in today’s podcast. We talk about why Neil was a bully as a kid, and what he’s done to try to make ...
11.23.2020 Jane Clayson Johnson on Depression: a candid conversation about our experiences with mental illness Jane Clayson Johnson is an award-winning journalist widely known for her work at CBS News, ABC News, and on the nationally syndicated NPR program, On Point. For more than two decades, she traveled the world, covering domestic and international stories ...
11.16.2020 A Bountiful Kitchen's Thanksgiving dinner tips! My questions (and yours), her answers. Thanksgiving is NEXT THURSDAY!!! Are you ready? Are you hosting? Are you wondering how the heck to cook everything and have it ready AND HOT at the same time? Wondering how to cook a turkey without drying it out? What ...
11.09.2020 Quickly apologizing: a principle that’s changed our marriage When Neil and I worked a 12-step program years ago, we both took on a serious commitment to “continue to take personal inventory, and when you’re wrong, promptly admit it.” This COMMITMENT has completely changed our relationship for the better. ...

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