#mission

Join Coach Strick as he begins season 2 with a discussion about Calorie Conundrum's Mission, Vision, and Core Values. Learn why the Calorie Conundrum Podcast is expanding the weight loss conversation to beyond just calories and why improving the health of the individual is the first step toward a better world. If you are aligned with this Mission, Vision, and Core Values follow Calorie Conundrum on social media @calorieconundrum on Facebook and @Caloriecon on Instagram and Twitter. 

Key principals 

1. The mission is so important it overwrites the fear. 
2. She found a way to love her life. When she was young she read, that gave her the understanding what was happening to her was wrong. 
3. Nina had a natural drive because she needed to survive.
4. Her main focus was always to find another way to live, there is always another way. The right focus will always lead you to where you want to go.
5. Celebrate every day because it can be your last.
6. Having a message that you can share will alway drive you to. Giving back will elevate your energy.
7. Keep your fear in balance so you can use it as an alert but it will not freeze you.
8. Your mindset will not change unless you want it to. Then all the techniques and all the mantras start to work.
9. Fall in love with yourself. Become your biggest cheerleader, your bigger suporter.

Celeste,

For her was very hard to be a witness to her mothers suffering and being being young

1. What are the 3 things you did today? This is so useful to give kids structure to look back and feel good about their accomplishments, and also to have something to look forward to.
2. She inherited her mother's drive! The good news is that this can be learned if you truly want to, so if you don't feel like you have a natural drive, it can only be because you are carrying emotional baggage, so don't be discouraged, just work on it! Ask for help if you need to.
3. Finally found the author...Pain is inevitable but suffering is a choice… Buddha

Driving over the speed limit is breaking the law.  All of us know that, but most of us do it anyway. We justify to ourselves by thinking “everyone does it,” or by thinking that “someone” made a mistake on what the speed limit should be on certain stretches of road that clearly could be driven safely at a faster speed. We speed, hoping that we don’t get caught, and hoping when we do that we’ll only get a warning. When we get caught, all we really want is someone to take away the penalty and repercussions of what we’ve done so we can move on with our lives, just as before.

Some of the people listening to the Sermon on the Mount, maybe even some of Jesus’ disciples, were the same way. There were people there who would have wanted Jesus to lessen the requirements of the law. They wanted their own rules, not someone else’s, Who in this case was God! Join us in this episode, Jesus Came on a Mission, as we delve into what Jesus did come to say about the Law!

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According to this great man, who was a gift to this world; Jim Rohn, he said; "Don't spend major time on minor things, and don't spend minor time on major things". So don't spend major time on URGENT matters and minor time on IMPORTANT things. Your ability to identify the difference between these two(URGENT & IMPORTANT) will save you from worrying...

In this episode, we will explore our relationship to medicine.  

What is your medicine?  

Some of us try to find medicine in booze, pills, donuts, or shopping. This medicine is trying to buffer isolation, pain, confusion, disconnection. 

Often, we try to control or dominate these behaviors because part of us is terrified to let them go. 

Instead of managing the wars of self-hate and disconnection, we want to create space to explore our unconscious relationship with our medicine or with letting it go. 

As we connect our unseen life with our seen experience, we access internal medicine to heal,  thrive, and grow. 

Here, we reunite with a deeper part of ourselves, a deeper part of life, a deeper belonging with life.

Bill and Ed discuss the complexity of discerning, casting and executing vision within an organization. This episode is the the third in a four part series focusing on four key elements for Christian leaders. 

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