Stoicess' Secret

You live out of town and decided to visit your elderly parent. Your elderly parent was excited to hear you were coming and gave no indication that you should reconsider your plans. On arrival at the homestead, you learn that your sibling is having a family event later that evening, which your parent will be attending. However, you were told that this was their family event, and you were not invited to attend. As you watch your parent drive away from the homestead to attend the event, your immediate impulse is to immediately book a flight and leave town tonight because you are apparently not a part of this family any longer. Listen to the video for insight on how to handle this disheartening situation.

Our insatiable taste for obtaining happiness through purchasing more goods has caused relationship consumerism. Listen to the podcast to learn how our precious relationships have been impacted.

We all know that lying can cost a man his soul. Apostle Paul adds a second instruction by saying that believing a lie can cost a man his soul. This second instruction is demonstrated in the Bible when a young prophet was tricked by an old prophet (via a lie) to disobey God’s prior “direct” command to the young prophet.

In our lives, we will run into people whom we trust without question based on their status, just as the young prophet did. However, there is an adage that says, “Trust but verify” initially shared with us Americans by President Ronald Reagan. Applying the adage, you will be much better situated than the young prophet. 

This webinar addresses the story of how someone important lied to an up-and-coming star for no purpose except to make themself feel better. It’s a pathetic story you need to hear – otherwise, you may follow the innocent path of the young prophet to your own demise. 

Your coworker takes you into one of the conference rooms and tells you a juicy secret that definitely puts a question mark in your mind about the goodness of a mutual colleague. You promised not to tell the secret but the desire to tell is overwhelming. Is it OK to tell?

Need a little excitement in your life? What about hooking up with that old friend from high school. You know, the one who always had you "living on the edge". .... Before re-engaging, I suggest you listen to the poem.

What if you had everything you ever wanted? You made it to the top – King of the hill so to speak. However, as time passed you forgot to continue to follow the path that led you to greatness. Instead, you started thinking you’re “All That” and could never fail. 

In this podcast, we address an individual who had the most of everything, but got distracted and forgot his upbringing, and fell hard when everything was torn away from him. It’s a Kingly story you’ll want to hear. 

They've been married for a decade, and there’s now a rut where things aren’t changing for the better. One partner thinks it's time for the two of them to split up, but decides their partner needs to be the one leaving. Listen to the analysis of why this person finally decides they never had it so good.

Is the boss acting like everything is a crisis? It's time for a bit of sanity. Listen to the poem.

Marriage is in the air. Your best friend since childhood has caught the bug and suggests you join her for a double wedding. So, should you follow along?
Listen to the Stoicess' thoughts on the issue.

Ever own a real beauty? Did you worry that an accident might occur? Listen to the podcast on how to treat your beauty.