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  • Adventure in Everyday Life (Finale)
    If you feel stuck, boring, or unfulfilled, first of all, you’re not the only one. We’ve all been there. But what do we do about it? Rebie gets super practical with 10 easy ideas for incorporating adventure into your everyday life.
    We believe adventure is all around us - we just have to look for it! 
    Season 2 is coming to a close, but watch for Season 3 at the end of summer 2019. In the meantime, follow along on Instagram @nonexclusivepodcast! (We're on Facebook and Twitter, too!)
    Book recommendations from the episode: 
    "Owe You One" by Sophie Kinsella
    "Searching for Pemberley" by Mary Lyndon Simonsen
    "The Royal We" by Heather Cocks & Jessica Morgan
    "The Guernsey County Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society" by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows
    "Roverandum" by J.R.R. Tolkien
    "The Hobbit" by J.R.R. Tolkien
    The Chronicles of Narnia series  by C.S. Lewis (read in the order he wrote it)
    "Dreamers and Deceivers" by Glenn Beck
    "Anne of Windy Poplars" (and this whole series) by Lucy Maude Montgomery
    Anything by Jane Austen
    14 min
  • S2E15: Working Moms - with Noelle Escovedo
    How can you balance being an incredible wife, mom and career woman? Noelle Escovedo, mom of 4 and Board Certified Behavioral Analyst, shares her not-so-easy but oh-so-worth-it journey to finding what works for her family. 
    Noelle shares some big changes that made all the difference in her marriage, family, and work life, plus she talks about re-prioritizing her dreams and encourages moms in all walks of life. Her husband Peter Michael (Peety) joins us at the end and shares an incredible perspective on balance that we all need - no matter your season of life!
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    58 min
  • S2E14: You Are More Than Your Enneagram Type
    The Enneagram can be really fun and super useful, but recently, Rebie found herself feeling stuck in the negative stereotypes and bad habits of her personality type.
    Do you think it’s possible to break out of your personality type? What was the enneagram really meant for in the first place? And what does God say about self-improvement?
    Verses to help you get un-stuck:
    1 Corinthians 10:13
    Ephesians 4:22-23
    Ephesians 6:11
    2 Corinthians 5:17
    Galatians 2:20
    Romans 6:1-23
    2 Timothy 1:7
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    37 min
  • S2E13: Being Human in Hollywood - with Patrice Patrick
    Get immersed in Hollywood as we go behind the scenes with Patrice Patrick, founder of Together Good Co. Learn how she got into television production and celebrity hospitality and how it has changed the way she sees the people around her - including some of your favorite celebrities.
    Plus, she shares how she stays confident in this fast-paced world that doesn’t always look kindly on her personal beliefs.
    After hearing Patrice's story, you'll feel equipped with tools to walk through whatever uncomfortable situation you’re facing.
    If you're interested in entering the industry in Hollywood, Patrice would love to talk to you! Connect with Patrice on Instagram @togethergoodco. 
    Download your FREE 7-day journaling guide to help your relationships (of all kinds) flourish!
    42 min
  • S2E12: Making Bold Choices - Ashley Petrone @arrowsandbow
    When Ashley Petrone and her husband decided to up and move their family of 5 to an RV, that was bold! What came from it was something they wouldn’t trade for the world.
    Because of her bold choices, you can find Ashely sharing interior design and family life @arrowsandbow on Instagram with over 173,000 followers! 
    How do you know when a bold choice is the right choice? And how do you find the confidence to do something a little crazy without shutting others out? Ashley shares her whole story and answers these questions! 
    Download your FREE 7-day journaling guide to help you grow in your relationships (of all kinds!).
    27 min
  • S2E11: Dating Should Be Fun - with Kat Harris
    Dating and femininity should be fun. That's what Kat Harris thinks!
    Writer and podcast host Kat Harris shares her story about growing up with shame, entering the dating world, and shares some MAJORLY good dating advice for every single lady listening right now.
    Be sure to listen all the way through to catch her insanely good explanation of what the Bible ACTUALLY says about romance and sex. If you’ve ever been curious why Christians believe some of the things they do or you just need a refresher - you’ve gotta hear this.
    Connect with Kat:
    Instagram: @therefinedwoman
    Blog: the refined woman
    Podcast: The Refined Collective Podcast
    P.S. The Nonexclusive Podcast is almost 1 year old!! Your encouragement is what kept this going. Thank you for letting us know when and how these stories have resonated with you and how they've helped you grow YOUR story. That's what it's all about.
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    44 min
  • S2E10: Faith Through Pain - with Tiffany Rockhold
    Can anything good come from a story of chronic pain? Tiffany Rockhold thinks so.
    The phrase "walking by faith" takes on a whole new meaning when you're dealing with unexplained, chronic pain from... well, walking. Tiffany shares her story of a shocking diagnosis at 19 and DOUBLE hip replacement in her 30s. Her perspective on story, pain, and faith will leave you inspired!
    Stay to the end: her 8 practical, incredible tips on how to deal with pain (of the heart or the body) will leave you so inspired. 
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    28 min
  • S2E9: Leaving the Church - with Tasha Layton
    The idea of deconstructing one's faith is coming up more and more in our newsfeeds and in conversations with friends. People who grew up in church are now starting at square one, questioning everything, and often, leaving the church. 
    In this episode, we talk to someone who has lived it all. Recording artist Tasha Layton tells the story of her college years when she completely walked away from faith in God and people involved in the church.
    Tasha has worked in ministry, was on American Idol, sang backup for Katie Perry, and now has a Christian single out while being an awesome wife and new mom. We're sure you're going to fall in love with this woman and be so inspired by the wisdom she's gained through this piece of her story. 
    Check out Tasha's music! Her current single is "Love Lifting Me." tashalayton.com
    This episode is sponsored by:
    Craft Box Creative - Get early access to a new online community that will help you reach your creative goals from 2019! We'll see you there! hjm.social/craftbox
    40 min
  • S2E8: Relationships - a Panel Discussion
    You were made for relationships. So how do we find these relationships and keep them thriving? We asked a group of Jesus-loving women in their late 20s and 30s to look back on their experiences with friendship and romance and shed light on the secret to healthy relationships.
    We cover:
    What advice would you give your 20-year-old self on making friends and dating?
    Can guys and girls be JUST friends?
    Plus, YOU take over the interview as we answer your relationship questions from Instagram!
    Special thanks to our incredible guests:
    Callie Blount (@luvcooks)
    Tiffany Rockhold
    Loren Maring
    Victoria Clemmons
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    1 hr 13 min
  • S2E7: Living in a Box
    When someone tries to put you in a box, how do you respond?
    After noticing (and getting borderline offended) by a lot of negative stereotypes heaped on the millennial generation, Rebie takes back the narrative and responds with some constructive ideas. First, let's explore how to be a millennial people actually like. Then, let's use what we learn to talk about how we respond when faced with stereotypes and social confines that we don't want to associate with. 
    Is it possible to prove that negative stereotype wrong? We think so. And we think you need to step up and do it!
    Shout out to these millennials proving the stereotypes wrong!
    Ashley Petrone - @arrowsandbow
    Sadie Robertson - @legitsadierob
    Hollyn - @iamhollyn
    Read Rebie's original article: How to Be a Millennial People Will Actually Like
    24 min

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