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In this episode Traci shares how vibrations outside us affect us physically and more!

How she got started on the journey of subtle energy alchemy

How an emotion causes lower back pain or bladder issues

Which healing technique does she feel is the most beneficial

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In this episode, Dave and I discuss how one song helped thousands of people suffering from addiction and:

• How Rachel's song changed his life

• How he got his music played on radio stations all over the country

• The importance of persevering

• Listening to instrumental music can help with depression

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In this episode we discuss how to recover from suppressed feelings, living our lives as victims and...

• The importance of parenting yourself

• How the brain can heal itself

• The inability to handle life's stressors

• What causes our addiction problems

• She shares her thoughtful and unique perspectives on alcoholism and addiction

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Recovery is learning to love and accept yourself. 

What happens in a 12-Step meeting are recovering addicts loving on each other until an addict knows how to love themselves. 

Addicts become grateful for everything that has happened in their life, knowing their God will use their experience for His good. 

They become at peace with themself. 

The only way to keep and activate this love is to give it away.

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Depression is real.

In this episode, Pastor Michael Scholtes and I discussed his book Darkwater a memoir of his depression and faith.

Michael J. Scholtes is an ordained minister in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

Key Concepts:

He explains the negative voice most of us hear isn't us and that we should listen to the voice of God instead.

He gave his viewpoint on the best way to support a loved one who suffers from depression.

We dove into the dark water of his attempted suicide as a teenager.

And we considered churches who doesn't support people who fall short of God's glory.

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On this episode, I sit down with D Arlando Fortune, a self-publishing strategist, author, and recovering addict. 

He shares his story on addiction and his philosophy on making life happen.

D Arlando believes people are one book away from a breakthrough in their lives and business. 

If you have ever thought about writing your book, he can help.

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We all have responsibilities. 

But if we are not careful, we can do too much and forget about ourselves. 

Without healthy boundaries, we sometimes say yes to things we don't want to do. 

That's why it's essential to learn to stay in your lane. 

You will know where your responsibilities end, and the other person begins.

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Do you have a friend who knows what goes on in your life?

He knows what you feel and what your fears are.

All men need a Main Man to become vulnerable and share their secrets.

A Main Man is someone who listens without judging.

We understand ourselves as a man beginning with closeness to other men.

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In this episode I sat down with author Leslie Davis, and we discussed her book You Can't Eat Love.

If you have a food addiction, you don't want to miss this one.

She teaches us that our relationship with food improves as we learn to love ourselves.

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Most addicts are confused about life. 

There is much growing up needed for us.

Because of our self-centeredness, dealing with everyday living is difficult. 

Recovery is a process of maturing and learning how to respond to life.

Not that maturing is easy. 

On the contrary, growing up is difficult, especially in the beginning. 

But we grin and stay vigilant. 

We change and grow up over here.

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