leave

With Brexit in the rear view, the decades-long discussion and debate about the role and purpose of the European Union has taken on a new urgency. In this episode, we ask two young intellectuals–one from the UK and one from Germany–to reflect on what Europe means to them. Alice Boyd is a composer, theater maker and environmental campaigner from the UK. Simon Strauß is a German historian, writer and journalist. Both were born into the European Union and have used their work to think critically about what it means now and what it can mean.

Are you staying at your church for the wrong reasons!? This week on True Discussion, Chris and Joseph discuss 8 wrong reasons for staying at a church that teaches false doctrine. You read that correctly! When it comes to the handling of God's word we should take it very seriously and not make excuses to stay at that kind of church. Brothers and sisters you do not want to miss this discussion.

At the age of 21, Tiffany’s adventure started in the search for self-discovery, as many young people do as a rite of passage. After leaving home at 17, going to university, and falling in love with the wrong man, Tiffany was finally brave enough to leave and pursue adventure. She explored Europe in hope of finding her missing puzzle piece.

And she found it, only the day before her life would change forever. Tiffany is a survivor of the 1999 Swiss Canyoning Disaster, where 21 young people lost their lives.

It wasn’t until she returned home that the extent of her injuries was discovered.  5 broken bones, including a broken leg, dislocation to her jaw, and soft tissue damage. Through damage sustained in the floodwaters, her pancreas no longer works. Tiffany is now an insulin-dependent diabetic. Like many survivors of this event and others similar to it, she also struggled with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

After months back home, she finally began to truly listen to her inner voice. She realized that no matter how dire things seem, the human spirit can overcome anything.

Her determination to live her best life, not just for herself but for her friends that were lost has showered her in determination for their story and hers to never be forgotten. And now it is time for Tiffany to go back to the place that changed her life.

Tiffany has shared her story on Channel 7 News, Sunrise, and ABC Radio National. Her new book Brave Enough Now is on sale now. Tiffany presents her inspirational message based on her themes of resilience, truth, and listening, helping audiences to make a positive change to their own lives.

You can find more Information about  Tiffany Johnson at

www.carlaandrews.com/yourinspiredjourneynetwork

Recorded January 23 , 2021

Topic:
How to love when you feel like leaving
 

Guest notes:
April Grant is the founder of The Other Side of 40 Blog and Podcast where she encourages us to embrace each new chapter and release anxieties around getting older.

Pre-topic Banter: 
Happy Birthday Rhumel! She is an inauguration baby. Speaking of the inauguration, we all found ourselves feeling lighter and happier on that day. Nobody missed the beautiful gem-toned monochromatic wardrobe of the ladies highlighted on this day. Furthermore we had a great laugh at the Bernie memes.

We talked about it:
Every marriage will come to a point (or points) where it gets hard, like really hard.  Challenges are to be expected. Actually, you should plan on it. 

Hearing stories of how other married couples found themselves at a breaking point, then overcame is invaluable! Enter April Grant.

During this conversation, April walks us through "the wake up call that we needed", the event that exposed the vulnerabilities in her marriage and then she describes how they worked together to fortify their relationship.

• Compliments in DMs
• Realizing of lack of intimacy in marriage
• Breaking point  - having that hard conversation
• Healing through commitment and counseling
   

Episode Quotes:

"[Compliments by male friend] made me feel a way I hadn't felt in my marriage in a long time... I don't know if I'd want to go through the next 40 years of my life NOT feeling attractive and wanted." - April

"[Male friend] makes me feel good. He makes me feel loved and he makes me feel like there is someone looking at me, not as a wife and mother, but just April." - April

"He's [Husband] paying the bills and giving me space, but I don't have the passion and affection that I really want" - April

"If things don't change around here I will leave!" - April

"Prostitutes wouldn't be making good money if it was about intimacy and passion. You can have sex without either of those. ....guys mistakenly think well we are having sex so of course we are intimate." - Rhumel

" I think every marriage goes through the need to reinvent itself and to rejuvenate the feelings of flirty-ness inside the marriage." - Twanda

"It's universal that long term couples a five year period where we struggle, this is our 5-year period. If we can work through this, I know we'll be better for it on the other end." - April's husband

Mentions: 

Guest

• Instagram:@otherside40
• Podcast: The Other Side of 40 Podcast 
• Website: https://www.theothersideof40.com/
• Twitter:@otherSide40
• Facebook:@OtherSide40

Related:

• episode: Love Languages
• episode: No Regrets- convo w/ couple married 50 yrs
• episode: Can Men and Women be Friends?
• episode: How to fix your relationship

Love challenges you may want to try (in marriage)
https://www.thedatingdivas.com/marriage-love-challenges/

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The very things we Hold onto can be the very things that Hold us back. When God uses people he often calls them to leave something behind. The hardest thing to do in our life is to give up the very thing that God has blessed us with. 

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Episode 95 - Serviced Accommodation Secrets – Getting AA COVID-19 confident accreditation

We received our AA COVID-19 confident accreditation for our SA units this week, which is something that all SA operators can still apply for if you haven't already.

Here I go through what you need to do to receive this, plus thinking about communications with any overseas guests who’ve booked and need to self-isolate and how to prepare for their stay.

It’s not just to tick a box, it’s to ensure your SA unit is up to standard every time a guest is due to arrive, that you document what you do, and the property is sanitised.

We may have fallen into a sense of the ‘new normal’ being a bit more relaxed but it’s crucial that we continue to follow these strict steps to ensure your guests and your team are protected and as safe as possible.

For show notes and resources in my podcast, go to my website www.servicedaccommodationsecrets.com and Facebook page: http://bit.ly/SASecretsPage

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On this week's show we welcome Laura Madaio. Laura is the founder of Grief Hungry, an Instagram handle, and soon to be website that offers recipe sharing for the grief community. In the summer of 2018, Laura suddenly and tragically lost her beloved father, John, in terrible accident. John was as Laura describes, the cornerstone of their tight knit family, and his sudden passing left a lot to be processed and untangled. In the wake of his death, Laura became an advocate for bereavement leave in the workplace. She also started @griefhungry to combine her love of food and cooking with her traumatic loss. We hope you enjoy this beautiful conversation as much as we did, and please follow Laura @griefhungry on Instagram, and share and connect with her via email at griefhungry@gmail.com.

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Many of us have been in survival mode for such a time now during lock down, now is the time to take the path of least resistance so that we thrive instead.  If you tap into support systems that you most likely already have, you’ll feel more energised, vibrant and successful – here’s how.

For show notes and resources in my podcast, go to my website www.servicedaccommodationsecrets.com and Facebook page: http://bit.ly/SASecretsPage

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When someone who has fulfilled an awesome role in your business decides to leave, there is likely to be a gaping hole left when they go, but here are six tips to help you have an easier transition.

This includes how to manage working with friends as our supervising housekeeper Sarah, who has been amazing and helped us start our business is a very good friend of mine, is leaving us now.

For show notes and resources in my podcast, go to my website www.servicedaccommodationsecrets.com and Facebook page: http://bit.ly/SASecretsPage

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Oh no,

I’ve had the slow murmur of a Paris thought,

the kind that won’t leave

until well after

a month-long-week

of rosé,

cafés,

and sunsets on the Seine.
 

xx Atticus

@atticuspoetry 

www.atticuspoetry.com

There is no safer place I know

than tucked

in a corner

of a café in Paris

with a bottle of rosé

and an afternoon to spare.
 

xx Atticus

@atticuspoetry 

www.atticuspoetry.com

In the mornings
she taught me French
and after breakfast she would paint 
and I would write
and as the spring rain fell on the skylight 
and the tea steamed from its mugs
my heart hummed 
to the music
of the dream 
we’d found.
 

xx Atticus

@atticuspoetry 

www.atticuspoetry.com

"Fourth Caprice in Montparnasse" by TS Eliot

We turn the corner of the street 

And again 

Here is a landscape grey with rain 

On black umbrellas, waterproofs, 

And dashing from the slated roofs 

Into a mass of mud and sand. 

Behind a row of blackened trees. 

The dripping plastered houses stand 

Like mendicants without regrets 

For unpaid debts 

Hand in pocket, undecided, 

Indifferent if derided. 

Among such scattered thoughts as these 

We turn the corner of the street; 

But why are we so hard to please?

xx Atticus

@atticuspoetry 

www.atticuspoetry.com

Hello, and welcome to another week of Naked on Cashmere. This week, Atticus explores the theme PARIS and invites you to take a moment each day to reflect on what this means to you. Xx
 

For those leaving reviews and ratings, please screenshot and DM us on Instagram at @AtticusPoetry so we can find winners! And to submit your poems, visit AtticusPoetry.com/podcast.

Today, we’re starting off with “Give Me A Room In Paris.”

Xx

Give me a room in Paris

the smaller, the better

and it must be winter

and it must be cold

so we can make it hot

too hot to sit still

and the window must be thin

so we can hear the bells

and the power must surge and bubble

so the lights flicker

and the records skip

let the water be weak

so our coffee is strong

so we can stay up late to dance.

Give me this Paris

and I will paint for you

all the truths I know

about magic.

Other Poem Read Today:

• "In Paris With You” by James Fenton
• “The Eiffel Tower” by Ronza Z

xx Atticus

@atticuspoetry 

www.atticuspoetry.com

Poetry

to me

is stumbling in the dark

searching for

the right words

to describe

the feeling

I get

when she smiles

while she sleeps.

xx Atticus

@atticuspoetry 

www.atticuspoetry.com

“Acquainted with the Night” by Robert Frost

 

I have been one acquainted with the night.

I have walked out in rain—and back in rain.

I have outwalked the furthest city light.
 

I have looked down the saddest city lane.

I have passed by the watchman on his beat

And dropped my eyes, unwilling to explain.
 

I have stood still and stopped the sound of feet

When far away an interrupted cry

Came over houses from another street,
 

But not to call me back or say good-bye;

And further still at an unearthly height,

One luminary clock against the sky
 

Proclaimed the time was neither wrong nor right. 

I have been one acquainted with the night

xx Atticus

@atticuspoetry 

www.atticuspoetry.com

The sunset raged

in its gentle fury

a four-horsed apocalypse

charging toward us

huddled on a beach

in woolen blankets

singing songs

on a ukulele

to the ever-riding doom of dark.

xx Atticus

@atticuspoetry 

www.atticuspoetry.com