Power Principles Podcast with Maleah Warner

Ep 100 Welcome to Season 3 of Power Principles. Today’s episode introduces our 2021 theme which is Power Words. Each month will focus on one power word designed to help you change your brain in order to make faster decisions, be more confident, solve problems, and overcome sabotage to achieve your dreams. Each of the 12 words this season is selected for its power to change your subconscious brain. Join Maleah for an amazing season.

Are you new to Power Principles? Episode 99 shares the Top Ten listener favorite from the first two seasons. Tune in to hear episode clips and listeners’ takeaways.

Show Notes:FREE 30 day Audible Trial plus FREE Lies of the Magpie audio bookLinks to Top Ten Episodes:Ep 22  Lies of the Magpie Ch 1Ep 96 The Power of ProblemsEp 66 Playing the RestsEp 7 The Power of PlayEp 88 Abortion Law, Empathy, & AgencyEp  63 Five Things Incredibles 2 Teaches about ParentingEp 71 Claim Your DreamEp 39  What If You Don’t Get Your MiracleEp  41 The Power of MeeknessEp 12 The Power of Imbalance

Ep. 98 To celebrate the holidays, the Warner Family is sharing their Christmas Eve tradition. Each family member creates a story, poem, song, or play highlighting a memory from the year to share on Christmas Eve. We’ve chosen a few of our favorites and hope they bring a smile to you this year. Most of all, we wish you a healthy and memorable holiday season. Love, The Warner Family

Ep. 97 Maleah Warner shares thoughts about two years of hosting the Power Podcast. Listen to learn why she started the podcast, what unexpected surprises have resulted from producing this podcast, and get a sneak preview of where the podcast is going in 2021.

Show Notes:Register for the Webinar: This link is under construction. Please check your Monday Message #2 email for the correct link.Click HERE to subscribe to receive the Monday Message weekly emailEp 35 Sidedoor Approaches to Solving Problems

Ep. 96 Does your life consist of solving one problem after another? Do you ever feel that if you could get all of your problems solved once and for all, then you could finally be happy? Listen to learn WHY problems are good and WHY the goal isn’t to not have problems. The goal is to have higher quality problems. 

Ep. 95  Maleah shares 3 simple tools to help clear the mental clutter in order to be less Mind Full and more Mindful. Listen to learn how to feel better now by emptying your mental trash. 

SHOW NOTES:Get your FREE Lies of the Magpie Audiobook by signing up for a free 30 day trial of Audible Premium Plus. You keep Lies of the Magpie even if you cancel your Audible membership.Use this link:https://www.audible.com/pd/B08NXZ9YWD/?source_code=AUDFPWS0223189MWT-BK-ACX0-223956&ref=acx_bty_BK_ACX0_223956_rh_us 

Ep. 94 Maleah shares the experience of her daughter being diagnosed as a new onset Type 1 Diabetic. 

Ep. 93 Messenger Feelings3

Your feelings  are like packages delivered by UPS and those packages carry special messages meant just for you. Imagine if that delivery messenger can’t leave your house until you “receive” your message. Feelings are stored in the body and until we acknowledge and sign for them, they will get louder and uglier. Today we are talking about validating and understanding the important messages delivered in your feelings.

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Ep. 92 Maleah and special guest Renee Vidor talk about how to use comparison as a way to find ideas and inspiration in order to develop confidence rather than competition. If comparing yourself to others makes you feel lousy, this episode will teach you the WIN system to use comparison for your good.

Ep. 91 Have you ever found yourself in a No-Win Pickle? This is the term I use to describe a situation where no matter what you do, no matter how hard you try, despite  your good intentions you cannot win. I found myself in a No-Win Pickle after my 4th baby was born. Today I’m sharing that story along with 3 tools for managing this Failure Paradox.

WHAT is the Failure Paradox?

A more official-sounding term for the No-Win Pickle is The Failure Paradox. My 4th son was born in the early morning hours on the day of my oldest son’s kindergarten graduation. But that wasn’t a problem. I slept a few hours, got up and showered and put on makeup and shoes ready to go. Danny’s school was a few blocks from the hospital and I figured the kind nurses wouldn’t mind keeping an eye on baby Jack while I dashed out for an hour to catch the graduation and return in time for Jack’s next feeding. Obviously, my postpartum mind wasn’t considering that hospitals have policies about new mothers leaving (child abandonment) and returning (germ exposure). I was simply trying to multitask and fit everything onto my calendar. 

When the nurse raised her eyebrows at me, I realized that I would be missing Danny’s big event. And he only graduates from kindergarten once in his whole life! Because of taking care of one child, I was neglecting the other. I should have timed Danny’s birth better. I felt like a total failure as a mother.

This was my first big experience with the No-Win Pickle, which I’ve encountered dozens of times since. Basically, the No-Win Pickle is when, no matter how hard you try, you will never be able to succeed at everything. I hate that it is impossible for me to succeed at everything in mothering.  I hate that I have to make impossible decisions which sometimes require choosing one child over another, or choosing myself over my children, or choosing none of us. To be a “good mother” equally for all. To never choose one over the other. 

The Failure Paradox

Paradox: a statement or proposition that, despite sound (or apparently sound) reasoning from acceptable premises, leads to a conclusion that seems senseless, logically unacceptable, or self-contradictory.

The Failure Paradox: In our failure, we rise to higher levels.

WHY is Failure an Inherent Part of the Human Experience?

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3 Ways to Manage the Failure Paradox

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