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Let's Think About "Menopause." With Special Guest Tracey Montgomery
Tracey shares her thoughts on menopause and reminds everyone that this is just a natural process in life. While learning about Tracey, we discussed her views on womanhood and the fact that the menopause process can last a lot longer than people think. This episode aims to make you think.
To stay in touch, please visit her website, https://withkoji.com/@TraceyMontgomery, to learn more about Tracey.
Let's Think About "Junkie To Judge" With Special Guest Mary Beth O'Connor
MaryBeth shares her thoughts on junkie to judge, reminding everyone they can still accomplish great things. While learning about MaryBeth, we discussed the difficulties of addiction and her desire to make her dreams come true. This episode aims to make you think.
To stay in touch, please visit her website, https://junkietojudge.com/, to learn more about MaryBeth.
Let's Think About "The Stress of a First Responder" With Special Guest Barry Furey
Barry shares his thoughts on the stress of a first responder, reminding everyone that we all face different stressors at work. While learning about Barry, we discussed the misconceptions that come with the position and the memorable moments as a 911 dispatcher that still resonate with him. This episode aims to make you think.
To stay in touch, please visit his website, https://www.barryfurey.com/, to learn more about Barry.
Let's Think About "A Good Divorce" With Special Guest Sarah Armstrong
To stay in touch, please visit Sarah's website at https://www.momsguidetogooddivorce.com/ to learn more about her.
When you think about intuition, I'm pretty sure you think about things more on the surface, such as the "gut" feeling. Yet our intuition is genuinely something more vast than what we all know. Doesn't that spark your curiosity about what level your perception of intuition may be on?
Something to honestly think about.
Thankfully, Martin came to my show to explain how in-depth humanity needs to start thinking about their intuition differently.
Conquering your fears seems complicated when we know it is hard to walk in fear, live in fear, and act on our fears. But what if we could fix our thinking by the same concepts as we do to feed our fears? Mmm, interesting, am I right? Well, thankfully, Reneau did precisely that, bringing a great perspective on this classic topic that genuinely needs to be considered more deeply.
Let's Think About "Rambling." With Special Karen Laos
Karen shares her thoughts on rambling and reminds everyone that they can become effective communicators. We also discuss tangents and ways to stop rambling while learning more about Karen. This episode aims to make you think.
To keep in touch, please check her website https://karenlaos.com/ to learn more about Karen.
Let's Think About "Being Married To The Military." With Special Jenna Griffith
Jenna shares her thoughts on being married to the military, reminding women of their value. While learning about Jenna, we also discuss pride in men and the value spouses still have to contribute to the world. This episode aims to make you think.
To keep in touch, please check her website https://www.jennasfreegifts.com/ to learn more about Jenna.
Knowing when God is speaking to us is hard to tell sometimes. But to be able to talk about this with others truly made you wonder. How many times did God try to speak to me, but I didn't want to listen because of the vessel it was coming to us?
Indeed, it is something to think about. Thankfully, I had Norm on the show to share his perspective and personal story on this significant topic.
Let's Think About "Cult Life" With Special Guest Peter Young
Peter shares his thoughts on cults, reminding everyone that cults come in all shapes and sizes. While learning about Peter, we discussed his book and how we need to know whether someone may be entering a cult. This episode aims to make you think.
To stay in touch, please visit his website, https://www.authorpeteryoung.com/, to learn more about Peter.
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