Do boundaries seem unnecessary? A loving God would never require them, would he? Well, let me explain how He does as I recap the story of a Rim to Rim Grand Canyon hike. And how all this relates to the potential goddess.

So many people suffer from anxiety. We tend to give anxious people a card out of doing some things because their anxiety gets the best of them. But what if their anxiety could be shifted to something more productive with a few thought-shifts? And how has the eventual goddess dealt with anxiety?

What separates selfishness from self-love, and how does it relate to a model clarifying four differing personality, communication, relationship, leadership styles? And is the goddess we have potential for ever selfish and controlling and critical? Let’s knock these ideas around for some possible answers!

Do you ever feel like you’ve given and given without getting enough back? I go on a little rant here, but don’t worry - it ends good. And we wrap it up with the eventual Goddess and her sacrifice.

Money: we all want it, right? But how does money work into the abundance mindset, and how is this part of becoming God-like? Find the steps here!

What do you know about fasting? What do you know about going without food or water for 2 meals, 24 hours? Why would anyone do that? Find out why here!

They say to start with the end in mind. But what if that just can’t work because God has a different plan for you? And how does the eventual goddess keep the end in mind? Find out here!

Here’s a whirlwind discussion about how we do or don’t need faith or hope. And the real ultimate need, especially in regards to the eventual goddess. Enjoy.

I discuss church “culture” vs truly knowing Christ in the ins and outs of life. How is it similar? How is it different than just going to church, and how does the Eventual Goddess view her relationship with our Savior?

Have you ever wondered how opposition can work in your favor? Well, in this episode, I lay it out clearly with several examples and insights--followed by a Goddess’s approach of opposition.