We Are The Ambroses

Cole and Keela sit down with family this week and talk with Keela's older brother Josh Craft. Josh is a speaker, author, and philosopher. He wrote a book called "The Way to Live" where he shows how stories, scripture, and ancient philosophy provide the answers to the greatest questions we face. Through the stories of Abraham, Marcus Aurelius, James Stockdale and Jesus you will learn the not-so-secret way to living a great life. Have your "notepad" ready because this conversation is packed with wisdom and knowledge you won't want to forget!

This week Keela and Cole share something personal based on an Instagram poll that they did. There was a tie between telling something personal about their relationship as well as their opinions on what is happening right now in the political arena. We hope you enjoy this one!

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Cole and Keela have Jessica Whitsett on to talk about her story and how she uses past hardship to advocate and help parents get informed and thrive so that their children can live their best and healthiest life.

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Cole and Keela discuss how taking shortcuts in life not only lead to temporary success but it also weakens your brain, that's right your brain actually weakens when you take the easy road! Continually choose to do hard things, be patient, and consistent and you'll inevitably get to your aspired destination! Let's pay our price, so that we can "afford" the life we want!

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This week Keela and Cole talk about the difference between essentials and nonessentials and how they are impacting your relationships. Sometimes we don't realize it but we are being led by our nonessentials (preferences) rather than leading ourselves with what is essential (values). In order to truly have intimacy, unity, closeness, and success in all of your relationships (romantic, platonic, business, etc.) you must know what is essential to you so that you don't allow the nonessentials to destroy your relationships.

Cole and Keela sit down with classical homeopath Jennie Hoglund to talk about an alternative approach to medicine and your health. You may or may not be familiar with homeopathy, but either way this conversation will educate you and bring you a different perspective on how you can supplement and heal your body.

Jennie has an extensive medical background in Laboratory Science, Fertility, and Blood Banking. She is well equipped to understand your illness and symptoms. Utilizing the system of Homeopathic Medicine allows her to help clients find a deeper and longer lasting healing than is often possible with conventional medicine, because Homeopathy is able to address the root cause of illness and stimulate a healing response in the individual.

Jennie is a graduate of the 4-year Classical Homeopathy training program at Northwestern Academy of Homeopathy in Minneapolis, MN, and served as clinic supervisor at NAH for many years. Additionally, Jennie holds the CCH credential (Certified Classical Homeopath) through the Council for Homeopathic Certification, a national organization.

Where you can find everything about Jennie Hoglund:

Instagram: @the.enlightened.homeopath

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Podcast Resource: https://wearetheambroses.com/episode-018

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This week Keela and Cole take your questions and answer them! There is a great blend of serious questions to lighthearted questions! This one was quick, but packed with some great wisdom!

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Cole and Keela sit down with Pastor Steve Smothermon to discuss the importance of taking a stand and fighting against anti-God agendas, what churches can do to make an impact on their local communities, how to stand up and be courageous in the face of evil, and so much more. The church needs more leaders like Pastor Steve and his boldness and courage is contagious! He truly speaks the truth in love!

Pastor Steve Smothermon is the senior pastor of Legacy Church, a large and growing church in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He earned a bachelor of theological studies degree from Vision International University and is the author of Large Living in a Small Small World.

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Social: @SteveSmothermon

Website: legacychurch.com

Podcast Resource: https://wearetheambroses.com/episode-016

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This week Keela and Cole talk about the importance of asking questions. We don't think about it, but refraining from asking questions can impact every area of our lives. It allows us to build intimacy in our relationships, gain knowledge, avoid potential problems, and the list goes on. Even if you're not a "great question asker" today, you can build that up just like you would a muscle - it just takes practice and consistency! Start today, and watch your life elevate to heights you never thought were possible!

Cole and Keela sit down and discuss the myth of sleep training with Brittni Mella who is a certified sleep specialist. There’s not a one-size fits all approach but it’s important to be informed on the potential harms of methods such as “controlled crying” or “graduated extinction.” You were chosen by God to parent your children and you have to do what you feel like is best for you and your children. But it doesn’t mean we should stop learning and seeking out information that can possibly improve our situations.

Brittni is a certified Infant Sleep Specialist who is passionate about educating parents on the realities of biologically normal infant sleep while advocating for the normalization of connected and nurturing parenting practices. She founded Resting in Motherhood (formerly known as Lilahby Sleep) more than three years ago and has worked with over 500 families.

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