What kind of impact are you leaving on the people around you right now?

In this episode of Take That Truth and Walk With It… with Rev. Rich P., we’re talking about legacy in a practical way.

Legacy is built in everyday moments. It shows up in how we treat people, how we respond when someone needs us, the encouragement we give, and the healing we choose to begin.

I share some of the people and experiences that shaped my own life, including the loss of my grandmother, the teachers who helped expand my faith, and the lessons I now carry into ministry and everyday life.

We also explore Jesus’ way of seeing people, the Unity belief in the Divine within each person, and the truth that your past does not prevent you from creating something meaningful today.

• How everyday choices shape your legacy
• Why small moments can have lasting impact
• What people may remember most about you
• How healing becomes part of what you pass forward
• A simple way to become more intentional each day

Your legacy is being created while you’re busy living your life.

Choose one person who has mattered in your life.

Reach out.

Say thank you.

Tell them what they meant to you.

And at the end of the day, ask yourself:

“What did people experience from me today?”

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Peace and blessings,
Rev. Rich P.

In This EpisodeTruth DropYour Walk This Week

Have you ever prayed, “God, just give me a sign,” while somewhere inside you already had a pretty good idea what you needed to do?

I've been there.

Sometimes I've kept praying because I wanted clarity. Other times, if I'm willing to admit it, I was hoping God would give me a different answer.

In this episode of Take That Truth and Walk With It… with Rev. Rich P., we're talking about discernment, intuition, fear, and what happens when asking for guidance turns into avoiding a decision.

I share some of my own experiences with staying too long in situations because the next step felt uncertain. We'll also explore the story of Elijah and the still small voice, the Unity Power of Wisdom, and a practice I use called “eating the decision” to pay attention to what happens inside me when I imagine a choice has already been made.

We'll wrestle with a question many of us know well:

What if I make the wrong choice?

Sometimes we genuinely need more information. Sometimes we need time. And sometimes the next step has been sitting quietly inside us while we've been waiting for something more dramatic.

• How discernment can quietly turn into delay
• Recognizing when fear is influencing a decision
• Listening for the “still small voice”
• Understanding the Unity Power of Wisdom
• Using your body's response as part of discernment
• Why asking everyone for advice can create more confusion
• Moving forward without demanding absolute certainty
• What to do when you genuinely don't know the answer

If you stopped waiting for another sign, what do you already know?

Sit with that question before you answer it.

Choose one decision you've been circling.

Give yourself a few quiet minutes without your phone, Google, social media, or everybody else's opinion.

Take a breath. Pray. Then ask:

“What do I already know?”

Write down what comes up.

Then ask:

“What is one action that would honor what I know?”

You may need to make a call, gather one missing piece of information, have the conversation, say no, or finally give yourself permission to say yes.

You don't need to solve your entire future.

Work with the wisdom you have today.

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If you know someone who's been asking for another sign because they're afraid to trust what they already know, send them this episode.

Take that truth…

…and walk with it.

Peace and blessings,
Rev. Rich P.

You know what you need to do. You may even want to do it.

So why can’t you get yourself started?

Before you call yourself lazy or assume you need more discipline, there may be something else going on. You might simply be overwhelmed.

In this episode of Take That Truth and Walk With It… with Rev. Rich P., we’re having an honest conversation about procrastination, motivation, decision fatigue, digital distractions, fear, and that frustrating gap between knowing what you need to do and actually doing it.

I also share a simple practice that has helped me when the task in front of me feels bigger than I am:

Give it five minutes.

We’ll explore the Unity Power of Will, Jesus’ teaching about staying present with today, and how making the next step smaller can help us move forward without beating ourselves up.

If you’ve been saying, “I know what I need to do. I just can’t get myself to do it,” this episode is for you.

Choose one thing you’ve been avoiding and ask:

“What’s the smallest useful thing I can do for five minutes?”

Set the timer.

Start.

See what happens.

Sometimes movement creates the motivation we’ve been waiting for.

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If you know someone who’s overwhelmed and beating themselves up because they can’t seem to get moving, share this episode with them.

Take that truth…

…and walk with it.

Rev. Rich P.

Your Walk This Week

Have you ever felt like you're behind in life?

Maybe you're looking at your career and wondering where you're supposed to be by now. Maybe you're starting over after a relationship, a job change, or a difficult season. Maybe you're younger and watching everyone online appear to have their whole future mapped out.

Here's the truth I've had to learn for myself:

You don't have to have your entire life figured out to take your next step.

In Episode 17, Rev. Rich P. talks honestly about changing direction, comparing ourselves to other people, questioning our plans, and learning to trust the next step even when we can't see the whole road.

This conversation is for anyone who has ever wondered whether they're running late in their own life.

And honestly?

That's probably most of us.

• Why we put so much pressure on ourselves to have a complete life plan
• How social media can distort our perception of success
• Why changing direction can be part of growth
• What Peter's story teaches us about becoming
• How faith can help us move forward without having every answer
• The difference between healthy growth and constantly feeling like you're not enough
• Why your age doesn't determine whether you're allowed to begin again
• How to identify your next honest step

You don't need the whole map. You need the next honest step.

Your life doesn't have to unfold according to somebody else's timeline.

There is still room for growth, discovery, purpose, and unexpected possibilities.

Think of one area of your life you've been pressuring yourself to figure out.

Write it down.

Then ask yourself:

“What is the next honest step I can actually take?”

Keep the answer simple.

You don't need ten steps.

Take the one you can see.

Then look again.

That's faith in action.

Scripture is filled with people who moved forward without having the complete picture.

Abraham went.

Moses returned.

Mary said yes.

Peter stepped out of the boat.

Their stories remind us that faith often gives us enough light for the next step rather than the entire journey.

If you've been feeling behind, uncertain, or unsure about your next chapter, give this episode a listen.

Then send it to somebody who needs the reminder that their life isn't late.

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If this episode speaks to you, subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs permission to stop measuring their life against somebody else's timeline.

You don't have to have it all figured out.

Take the next honest step.

Take that truth…

…and walk with it.

Peace and blessings,
Rev. Rich P.

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Have you ever looked back at a younger version of yourself and thought, “I really wish somebody had been there to tell me…”?

Maybe you needed encouragement. Someone who listened. A mentor who understood. A safe place to ask questions. Someone who reminded you that one mistake didn't determine the rest of your life.

Here's something I've been thinking about:

The person you needed back then may be the person you're becoming now.

In Episode 16, I get personal about grief, growing up, questioning my faith, learning forgiveness, and recognizing how some of the hardest parts of my story eventually shaped the way I show up for other people.

We also talk about something important: finding meaning in what you've lived through doesn't require pretending the painful parts didn't hurt. Our experiences can eventually give us compassion, understanding, and a language for sitting beside someone who is walking a road we recognize.

Whether you're 18, 48, or 88, you have something to learn—and something worth giving.

• Looking at your past through a different lens

• How grief and difficult experiences can deepen compassion

• Becoming the mentor, friend, or safe person you once needed

• Why your questions can become part of your calling

• Helping people without taking responsibility for their lives

• Sharing wisdom while you're still growing yourself

• Recognizing that your age doesn't disqualify you from making a difference

Your history can become part of how you love people today.

Somewhere along the way, you may have become someone your younger self would have felt safe talking to.

Find an old picture of yourself—or simply picture yourself during an earlier season of life.

Ask:

“What did I need then?”

Write down your answer.

Then look at the people in your life today and ask:

“How can I offer some of that to somebody now?”

It might happen through a conversation, an encouraging message, or simply listening when someone needs to be heard.

Keep it real. Keep it simple.

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If someone came to mind while you were listening, send them this episode. It might open a conversation you've both needed.

Take that truth…

…and walk with it.

Peace and blessings,
Rev. Rich P.

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Why does it feel like everyone is exhausted?

For many of us, the tiredness goes deeper than needing more sleep. Our minds are carrying constant notifications, responsibilities, decisions, bad news, unfinished tasks, and the pressure to stay available all the time.

In this episode, Rev. Rich P. talks honestly about burnout, digital overload, emotional exhaustion, and the spiritual value of creating room to breathe. Through personal reflection, Scripture, and practical spirituality, this conversation explores how attention affects our energy and how small changes can help us return to a healthier rhythm.

If you’ve been feeling mentally drained, emotionally overwhelmed, spiritually disconnected, or simply worn out by everyday life, this episode offers a grounded place to pause.

• Why modern life leaves so many people exhausted
• How constant notifications affect attention and emotional energy
• The difference between being productive and feeling fulfilled
• What Jesus modeled about silence, prayer, and stepping away
• How thoughtful boundaries can protect your peace
• Why rest deserves a regular place in your life
• A simple morning practice for beginning the day with intention

Your value has never depended on how busy you are.

Creating space for your soul is part of living well.

Before looking at your phone tomorrow morning, give yourself fifteen quiet minutes.

Make coffee or tea. Sit somewhere comfortable. Take a few slow breaths. Read, pray, or write one sentence about what you’re grateful for.

Then notice how those first few minutes shape the rest of your day.

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Have you ever been surrounded by people and still felt completely alone?

Sometimes the hardest loneliness isn't the absence of people—it's feeling like no one really knows what's happening inside your heart.

In this episode, Rev. Rich P. shares a personal reflection on the masks we wear, the conversations we avoid, and why so many of us answer, "I'm fine," even when we're anything but. Together, we'll explore how genuine connection begins with honesty, why vulnerability isn't weakness, and what Jesus modeled about the importance of authentic relationships.

This isn't a conversation about finding more people in your life.

It's about finding the courage to let the right people know the real you.

• Why loneliness can exist in a crowded room
• The hidden cost of always appearing "okay"
• Letting go of the belief that asking for help is weakness
• What Jesus teaches us about friendship and authentic connection
• The Unity principle of our shared divine connection
• How one honest conversation can begin the healing process

You don't overcome loneliness by being around more people.

You begin to heal when you stop hiding from the people who genuinely care about you.

Choose one trusted person.

When they ask, "How are you?" resist giving the automatic answer.

Instead, share something real.

It doesn't have to be your whole story.

Just one honest sentence can open the door to a deeper connection.

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🎙️ Episode 13: “Your Inner Critic Is Lying to You” Take That Truth and Walk With It… with Rev. Rich P.

That voice in your head can be convincing.

It tells you you’re behind. It reminds you of every mistake. It questions your progress and talks you out of believing the good things people see in you.

In this episode, Rev. Rich P. opens up about self-doubt, negative self-talk, and learning to stop accepting every critical thought as truth. Through personal stories, practical spirituality, biblical insight, and honest reflection, this conversation explores how our inner critic develops and how we can begin responding with greater compassion and clarity.

If you struggle to receive compliments, feel like you’re never doing enough, or speak to yourself in ways you would never speak to someone you love, this episode is for you.

• Recognizing the voice of the inner critic

• Understanding how criticism becomes negative self-talk

• Separating fearful thoughts from spiritual truth

• Receiving compliments without dismissing them

• Replacing harsh self-judgment with honest compassion

• Building healthier self-worth

• Seeing yourself through the lens of divine possibility

You do not have to believe every thought that enters your mind.

Your mistakes are part of your story, but they do not define your value.

Pay attention to how you speak about yourself.

When you notice a harsh or critical thought, pause and ask:

“Would I say this to someone I love?”

Then replace it with something honest and supportive:

“I’m learning.”

“I’m making progress.”

“I deserve the same grace I give to others.”

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Life has a way of surprising us. Dreams evolve, priorities shift, relationships grow, and new opportunities appear when we least expect them. Yet many of us stay stuck because we believe changing direction means we've failed.

In this episode, Rev. Rich P. explores the freedom that comes with growth, the courage to embrace change, and the spiritual wisdom of allowing yourself to evolve. Through personal stories, practical spirituality, and biblical insight, you'll discover that changing your mind can be a sign of maturity, healing, and a deeper trust in God's unfolding plan for your life.

Whether you're considering a career change, navigating a relationship, exploring a new purpose, or simply sensing that life is calling you into a new season, this conversation will encourage you to move forward with confidence and grace.

• Why growth naturally changes our perspective
• Letting go of the fear of disappointing others
• The difference between giving up and growing forward
• Practical spirituality for navigating life's transitions
• Trusting God's guidance through changing seasons
• Releasing old identities and embracing new possibilities
• Living with courage, curiosity, and intention

Changing your mind isn't the end of your story.

It can be the beginning of your next chapter.

Find fifteen quiet minutes.

Turn off the distractions.

Sit with God and ask yourself:

"Where is life inviting me to grow?"

Listen without rushing.

Write down whatever comes to your heart.

Then ask:

"What's one small step I can take toward that invitation this week?"

Growth happens one faithful decision at a time.

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Take a breath…

In a world filled with highlight reels, likes, followers, and constant comparison, it's easy to wonder if you're falling behind. Social media, career success, relationships, finances, and life milestones can quietly convince us that everyone else is moving faster than we are.

In this episode, Rev. Rich P. explores how comparison affects our peace, confidence, self-worth, and spiritual growth. Through practical spirituality, biblical wisdom, and real-life experience, you'll discover how gratitude, purpose, and intentional living can help you celebrate your own journey and embrace the life God is unfolding through you.

If you've ever questioned your timing, your progress, or your purpose, this conversation will remind you that your story matters.

• How comparison steals joy and confidence

• Breaking free from the comparison trap

• Social media and emotional wellness

• Building healthy self-worth through practical spirituality

• Living with purpose instead of pressure

• Why your journey has unique value

• Gratitude as a pathway to peace and contentment

Your greatest growth happens when your attention returns to the life you're called to live.

When you notice yourself comparing your life to someone else's, pause and ask yourself:

"What is one thing I'm grateful for today?"

Then write down:

• One way you've grown during the past year.

• One opportunity that's already in front of you.

• One step you can take this week toward the life you want to create.

Celebrate your progress. Your journey deserves your attention.

Continue your personal growth journey with the Take That Truth & Walk With It – Journal Experience.

This guided experience will help you develop gratitude, emotional resilience, forgiveness, spiritual clarity, and intentional daily habits that support lasting transformation.

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If this episode encouraged you, subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs the reminder that they are not behind—they are growing in their own season, one step at a time.

Peace and blessings. 🙌

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