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Begin another week with the inspiration to radiate love and discover the life-altering impact of genuine human connection in elevating your relationships and business. Empower yourself with insights that will steer you toward leadership rooted in a shared purpose for the greater common good by tuning in!

Key Takeaways To Listen For

• How shared purpose and love elevate relationships
• The power of genuine human connectedness in business
• Why it’s crucial to develop a shared sense of purpose in the family
• Benefits of living life with purpose
• Reasons you need to cherish each moment

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This episode features a conversation with Tiffany Chan that is engaging and, I believe, signals acceleration in the evolution of consciousness. She is a spiritual advisor to organizational leaders, and prior to doing this work she was with the World Economic Forum serving as an advisor to businesses internationally. As you might guess, she has an amazing story to tell about what led her to make the big switch from a successful business career to what she is doing now. And Tiffany says that businesses are indeed becoming more conscious because more organizational leaders are choosing to become more conscious. She sees it firsthand because she is being sought out to help them through the process. She believes that people everywhere, including leaders, are feeling a need to be more in touch with their inner selves and in engaging more consciously in relationships with the world. The big worldwide acceptance of mindfulness practices has been a big factor in this. She says: "The future of leadership is energy", and she is referring to the fact that everything is energy and that learning to effectively manage the energy within ourselves and in interaction with others is critical. Don't miss this episode... it is interesting and offers useful tips to all listeners. You can learn more about Tiffany at www.TiffanyMChan.com, and she is also part of an "energetics" partnership - see www.EnergeticEssentials.co.

Per Raymond Posch (host) - All 108 episodes of Our Spiritual Life remain accessible, but new episodes are not being added. All new episodes are being published under my New Ways of Being podcast. Learn about me and New Ways of Being at RaymondPosch.com. Listen to new episodes at www.NewWaysofBeing.world.

Our Spiritual Life was honored to be included in the FeedSpot 100 Best Spiritual Podcasts (blog.feedspot.com/spiritual_podcasts) in May 2023.
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Corey has been a professional tracker, wilderness guide for newly sober people and a vision quest leader. After a spiritual soul-awakening, Corey participated in the Human Awareness Institute (HAI), Source School of Tantra Yoga, Sedona School of Temple Arts, Love Coach Academy and Tony Robbins programs. As a Certified Tantra Educator and a love & relationship coach since 2012, he assists people from all over the world to increase the soulfulness, clarity and ease with which they experience life.

Corey’s new book, Soul Statements, is a guide for increasing inner clarity and for better communication. It offers simple methods for making small shifts that produce outsized benefits in love and life. Along the way, readers will be inspired and engaged with stories from his wilderness experiences and real-life examples of persons who’ve used Soul Statements to increase personal fulfillment.

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The impact of social isolation and loneliness has never been more prevalent than in a post-pandemic world. Tune in as Dr J.R. Baker, CEO of Primary and Community Care Services, and Dr Rosanne Freak-Poli, life-course and social epidemiologist, discuss the impacts of experiencing social isolation and loneliness.

Combining the latest research with their own anecdotes, J.R. and Rosanne explore the importance of community and the ways in which Covid-19 altered our social landscapes and sense of connectedness. They discuss the relationship between choice and anxiety, the role of technology, and consider the wider impacts of social isolation on health.

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Title: Common Myths of Becoming an Entrepreneur

Introduction

I discuss some common entrepreneurship myths in this Soulful Entrepreneurs Club podcast episode. Whether you're already an entrepreneur facing struggles or considering starting your own business, I debunk these myths to provide clarity and support.

My hope is by me revealing these myths,  you feel connected and less alone in your challenges and struggles. 

Some keys: 

💫You feel complete freedom as an entrepreneur

💫There is a Secret Formula to Success

💫Money myths are common, such as there is one reason you are not profitable

💫You have to do everything for your business yourself 

What about you? What are some myths you believed before becoming an entrepreneur - send me a message on IG (@kavitalifecoach) and let me know. 

Conclusion:
Becoming an entrepreneur is not devoid of challenges, and it's essential to separate fact from fiction regarding common myths. Embrace the freedom and responsibility of entrepreneurship, find a strategy that works for you, and remember that success should be defined by more than just money. 

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I'm a folk singer/songwriter as well as a podcast host, and I begin this episode by singing my new song called Love is Our Way (also the title of a previous episode). I hope you enjoy it. But in the rest of the episode I had a great conversation with my guest Karen Cleveland. She is a spiritual coach who helps people with their connections to everything - the Universe/God, themselves, other people, animals, and the world as a whole. She is also a minister at a Center for Spiritual Living near Seattle. She described how developing a daily spiritual practice changed her life. So Karen and I had an interesting conversation about connectedness, oneness, science of mind, awareness, the law of attraction, communication with animals, and much more. One thing that we absolutely agreed on is that Oneness is central to spiritual awakening, living consciously, and  being happy and in tune with life. One of her key beliefs (and mine also) is that we are not meant to struggle. And if we are struggling or if we are stuck, we can get unstuck. Changing our thinking is part of that, but equally important is to "pay attention to our soul / heart / feelings" and respond to that inner guidance. Science of mind, which is key to New Thought and to the teachings of Centers for Spiritual Living, focuses on having a more structured way of thinking about what we want to create in our lives and using visualization and affirmative prayer. As we were wrapping up our conversation, Karen told us that, whatever is going on in our lives, "There is always hope", and also "The better we can do (in spiritual practice and living consciously), the more we can help others." Very important guidance in these challenging times. She has a podcast called The Connectedness Podcast, and you can learn more about her on her website RevKarenCleveland.com.

Per Raymond Posch (host) - All 108 episodes of Our Spiritual Life remain accessible, but new episodes are not being added. All new episodes are being published under my New Ways of Being podcast. Learn about me and New Ways of Being at RaymondPosch.com. Listen to new episodes at www.NewWaysofBeing.world.

Our Spiritual Life was honored to be included in the FeedSpot 100 Best Spiritual Podcasts (blog.feedspot.com/spiritual_podcasts) in May 2023.
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On the show today, I talk some more about mental health and isolation, this time in the context of how to build resilience in the face of isolation, in the light of transitory life events, and about the need to build resilience before hard times are upon us, in order that we are better equipped to deal with those moments when they arise. 

Topics:
00:00:00 Intro
00:02:02 Recap of last week’s show
00:03:59 Today’s show – isolation 
00:05:04 TRIGGER WARNING 
00:05:15 Isolation and teen mental health
00:06:56 The need for connectedness 
00:09:33 Signs in pre-teens and teens that may be signs of depression 
00:10:33 Social media and the constant dopamine hit 
00:12:51 Pre-teen and teen mental health care and connectedness
00:13:33 Working culture and employee mental health care and connectedness
00:14:46 Personal situations, important relationships and the need for connectedness 
00:21:43 Isolation, mental illness and oxytocin
00:24:10 Loneliness and isolation as an epidemic 
00:26:20 Building resilience and the need to feel our emotions 
00:31:00 Defining resilience 
00:35:05 Strategies to build resilience
00:36:03 First strategy to building resilience: connectedness
00:37:53 Second strategy to building resilience: maintain wellness
00:39:47 Third strategy to building resilience: embrace healthy thoughts
00:42:15 Fourth strategy to building resilience: purpose and meaning
00:43:37 Building resilience: taking the initiative 
00:45:07 Building resilience: moving toward your goals
00:46:13 Other ways of building resilience and overcoming isolation
00:48:27 Seeking professional help
00:50:48 Issues surrounding seeking professional help 
00:51:18 Issues surrounding seeking professional help: shame
00:51:56 Issues surrounding seeking professional help: cultural stigma 
00:53:53 Issues surrounding seeking professional help: assumptions made by others  
00:54:54 Mental illness and pressing the help button; the need for daily mental health maintenance
00:55:32 Conclusion 

Online resources:
Lisa Jarvis, Bloomberg, also published in the Washington Post, CDC Report on Teen Mental Health is a Red Alert: https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/cdc-report-on-teen-mental-health-is-a-red-alert/2023/02/16/8decdcbe-ae24-11ed-b0ba-9f4244c6e5da_story.html#:~:text=Among%20the%20most%20troubling%20statistics,been%20forced%20to%20have%20sex
Sarah Miller, Jefferson Health, The Addictiveness of Social Media: How Teens Get Hooked: https://www.jeffersonhealth.org/your-health/living-well/the-addictiveness-of-social-media-how-teens-get-hooked
Alexandra Owens, PsycomTell Me All I Need to Know About Oxytocin: https://www.psycom.net/oxytocin
Kristen Fuller, MD, Does Oxytocin Affect Your Mental Health?: https://www.verywellmind.com/does-oxytocin-affect-your-mental-health-5114940 
Lisa Jarvis, Bloomberg, also published in the Washington Post, The Epidemic of Isolation Is as Harmful as Smoking: https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2023/05/08/this-epidemic-of-isolation-is-as-harmful-as-smoking/3f2d683a-eda5-11ed-b67d-a219ec5dfd30_story.html#:~:text=In%20a%20new%20report%2C%20Vivek,to%2015%20cigarettes%20a%20day
American Psychological Association, Building Your Resilience: https://www.apa.org/topics/resilience/building-your-resilience
BBC News, Ed Sheeran ‘didn’t want to live’ after his friends Jamal Edwards and Shane Warne died: https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-65031622

Note:
Whilst this show is about raising mental health awareness, I am not a medical doctor and am not qualified to give mental health advice. If you are experiencing any mental health issues, please consult a qualified professional. 

The “Shuvra Deb: With You” Podcast is inspired and brought to you by Shuvra Deb. 
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In this episode of Linda' Corner, Karen Cleveland explains how recognizing and developing connectedness with animals, God and others empowered her to transform her life from failure to success.  Karen is a minister, spiritual director, mindset coach, and professional animal communicator.  You can learn more about Karen at her website https://revkarencleveland.com.  

Some of the highlights Karen shares:

• Her personal transformation story
• What is a professional animal communicator?
• How can communicating with animals help us with our relationship with God?
• How to overcome self limiting beliefs and self sabotage
• What valuable information can we learn from our inner critic? 
• Realizing what's possible
• The power of "what if?" 
• And more

Please share, subscribe, leave a rating and review, visit the Linda's Corner website at lindascornerpodcast.com and/or follow on youtube, facebook, instagram, and pinterest @lindascornerpodcast. Thanks!

Also please visit the Hope for Healing website at hopeforhealingfoundation.org for free resources to increase happiness, build confidence and self esteem, improve relationships, manage stress, and calm feelings of depression and anxiety.

Today's episode is part 2 of our series covering the umbrella topic of "connectedness." Today we are specifically talking all about networking. Or, if that word gives you hives, you can call it "relationship building" instead ;)
 
Courtney starts off the conversation by giving us 5 benefits of networking. We couldn't think of any downsides! Then we wrap up the episode talking about "how-to" networking (with a few "how-not-to" ideas to boot).  We cover the energy to bring to an event, the magic that already exists in your inner and outer circle, how networking can expand opportunities, and how to get you in the right frame of mind to network.

There is something for everyone in today's episode! Share with a friend who might benefit from hearing this message, too!

Also, if you're in our area, come to our Women in Wellness brunch event on 4/22 in Wenatchee, WA! We would love to see you! Tickets--> here

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Resources Referenced in this Episode:
The Proximity Principle by Ken Coleman

Credits:
Music by Elliot Dix
Elliot on IG - @street_magik 
 

We are so grateful for your listen and getting to connect with you! Can you help us by sharing this podcast with a friend?

In today's episode we are introducing a new series about "Connectedness." Today's episode introduces three different concepts that will be explored in more detail in future weeks: networking, building community, and community connectedness. Each of these get defined and discussed to lay the foundation for a deeper discussion in weeks to come. 

Also, if you have been following along on any of our socials, you may know that we are hosting a meetup brunch event called "Women in Wellness" on 4/22 that is local to us in Central Washington State. The event is discussed in more detail, as well as more information (and us gushing) about our guest speaker, Dr. Tara Anderson, DNP, FNP-BC, ARNP, PHN, She is the CEO and Medical Director of Monarch Healthcare Solutions. We are so blessed to have her speak to our community!

We can't wait to see some of you in person. Please help us get the word out by sharing the event with any women in your life who are passionate about wellness! 

More info and tickets for the event can be purchased here from our website

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I didn't think women living closely to each other, in any form, could actually work without backstabbing and dagger throwing. Boy was I wrong! I've been learning so much about how women CAN behave, and live life together in community, since I've been living in Phoenix. 
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Hello to you listening in Layton, New Jersey!

Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is Stories From Women Who Walk with 60 Seconds for Time Out Tuesday and your host, Diane Wyzga.    

They say that we are a disconnected society, culture, even world. What one small gift can we give to each other increase our connectedness with each other? What about a simple note of gratitude?

The other day I received this message entitled: 

“Here are a few words for your day.

As I try to push forward with the book, I hit speed bumps. Other things always seem to jump in the way. There are so many projects to be done at this house.

I see a long trail of work work work....

With little time for the important things I have set aside for decades.

So as I was leaving church this morning I went to open a podcast by a priest I’ve been listening to only to find that the site was gone from my phone. Instead, your podcast came up.    

So I knew I was meant to listen.

There was a whole string of episodes, starting with the "divine messenger " podcast. Going through David Crosby's  wise words, and the special words or insight each person carries... with a few more to follow. Each had something important to say to me.

Thank you for unknowingly stepping up to bat on the Divine Team this morning.

People may not always stop to send you an email after being touched by one of your podcasts.

But I cannot help thinking that there are many of them out there.

What you do matters.

Like the starfish story: It made a difference to this one.”

Practical Tip: When you feel your Connectedness waning, wondering if your work has benefit, send a simple note of gratitude to someone else to lift them up. To each and every one of you listening from where you are around the world, I’m here because you’re there. Thank you for our Connectedness.  

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