It's been a year since Nettie and Fred were evacuated from their home for 4 days as a mighty wind caused a mighty fire to threaten their home. Nettie adds new perspective to how we respond in the moment and how grateful we can feel in the aftermath.

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In a world where nothing seems to stay the same, Nettie shares her upcoming transition and focuses on how we make the inevitable transitions in our life lessons for being First Responders in Love.

Don't have Asthma?  You are blessed. There is one kind of Asthma we all suffer from.  Spiritual Asthma.  Nettie shares some very practical tips for the times you find yourself not able to breathe in the midst of chaos.

It's hard to be kind in today's world, when hate and unkindness is so prevalent.  What do we do?  We be kind anyway.

Are you judging others and not looking at yourself first?  Nettie has a way to learn to respond to the negativity of others from compassion rather than judgement.  

Finding herself a bit "Joyfully Exhausted," after months of wonderful family events, Nettie shares her thoughts on rest and restoration and how to take a Sabbath + Sabbatical =Sabbathical!

As First Responders in Love, we are here to respond to those who live in fear from a place of love. We fight fear with love, because Love Always Wins!

One year ago, our nation grieved the loss of John Lewis. Some of us grieved with an enlightened respect towards his work as documentary and tributes flooded the airways. Today, many of our nation have done a 180 turn and openly reject the option of allowing our black and brown citizens the freedom to vote and their constitutional rights of citizenship.  Today, Nettie shares her thoughts from 1 year ago as she pondered and contemplated the life of John Lewis.  May we keep his legacy alive.

Nettie and Fred are off to a wedding, so please enjoy this re-run from last 4th of July, where Nettie introduces her first guest, Fred.

A series of things go wrong for Nettie, but she remembers when times were worse and everything turned out all right.  She reminds us that we can make things better with just a little possibility thinking.