Explore " self examination" with insightful episodes like "Dr John Cameron: Why self examination is important for health", "Self exam for the New Year", "New Years New Season", "How To Take Care Of Your Nuts with Torsten Koehler" and "Encore Dealing with Difficult People" from podcasts like ""The Health Hub", "Sharing Life Ministries Sermon of the Week", "Make it Count", "Manned Up Conversations" and "Authentic Living"" and more!
This week on The Weekend Collective's health hour, Tim Beverage is joined by Dr John Cameron to talk about the importance of self examination.
He discusses what lumps and bumps to look out for when it comes to testicle and breast cancer.
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Take time as the year starts to examine yourself. Where have you grown? Where do you want to grow. What is Holy Spirit telling you about your relationship with Him? We cannot grow until we know where we are. Pastor Larry & Pastor Susan discuss some areas for self examination.
This Episode kicks off Season 2 of the Make It Count Podcast. Phil and Jen talk about the common goal setting, reflection, and self examination that revolves around New Years. They dig deeper into the matter discussing how to turn around what you do not like about yourself and get to where you want to be in life.
Jennifer reveals her word, her mantra if you will for 2023.
Phil and Jen discuss what they think Season 2 of the Make It Count Podcast will bring.
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In his thirties, Torsten Koehler, the founder of Love Your Nuts Foundation, was diagnosed with testicular cancer in 1995 ironically whilst educating young teenagers about sex education at a school where he was employed as a teacher.
He joins me to talk about “the shy cancer which is the most common cancer in the age group 15 to 45". We discuss his work they in educating young and older men about testicular cancer and explain why it's important for men to regularly check their nuts. Testicular cancer is known to get aggressive, he also highlights the impact of not seeking professional help before the cancer spreads further into the body. Torsten reveals how cancer patients tend to get depressed and how writing essays which turned into a published book called, you guessed it "Love Your Nuts" helped him overcome this phase and offers some words of encouragement and support for those dealing with mental health issues.
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Do you pursue self awareness? Socrates once said, “The unexamined life is not worth living.” Jesus once said that in knowing the truth, we would be set free. This message makes the assertion that the truth we should seek isn’t just the truth about God, but also the truth about ourselves. Without self-examination, we can never fully transform into Christ’s image and find the freedom his disciples enjoy.
the tool of permission. the tool of expression. the tool of introspection. this is my tool kit for processing emotion. recorded and produced by @kyrotechnics.
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Is this the sign you've been looking for? What does it say? Are you willing to step towards the uncertainty of something new?
On this episode of Mind Tasting, I share the thought process behind my last minute move to Brooklyn, New York.
Podcast written and recorded by Kyle Romero @kyrotechnics.
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For the first 30 years of my life I was very closed off to Love. Now that I’m starting to open up, I’m realizing that being vulnerable is a requirement to receiving Love.
How do I step into this vulnerability? How do I overcome the fear of loss, rejection, or heartbreak? How do I open myself up to receive Love?
I seek the answers to these questions and more on this episode of Mind Tasting.
Mind Tasting is written, recorded, and produced by Kyle Romero @kyrotechnics.
What is the difference between a maze and a labyrinth?
How does a labyrinth symbolically teach us about life?
And what should be our focus as we navigate this labyrinth of life?
I explore these questions and more on this episode of Mind Tasting.
Mind Tasting is written, recorded, and produced by Kyle Romero @kyrotechnics.
When we step into a new life, we leave behind our old life. This process is often accompanied by discomfort and fear.
Noticing these feelings arise is an opportunity - to find the edge of our comfort zone, to deploy the courage to step through our fear, and to discover what’s on the other side.
Podcast written, recorded, and produced by Kyle Romero @kyrotechnics.
I talk about emotions with people every day. I feel like I'm never quite able to convey their importance in our lives. Today I share some of the deeper connections I think we can make if we trust ourselves to be more aware, to go deeper. I use a beautiful example from the book 'Untamed' by Glennon Doyle about her own breakthroughs in understanding herself in one seemingly simple area. There can never be enough examples of these kinds of discoveries, so I shall never stop talking about them and the topic of emotions, becoming and our values. Be Well!
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Sharing some of my thoughts on the passing of Chadwick Boseman. I discuss how Chadwick was the embodiment of King Energy and a great example of the characteristics of mature masculinity (0:15), and then I discuss the importance of allowing grief to show up in whatever way feels right (5:25). Thank you for listening!
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A conversation with Eddie Booze. We discuss (1:00) being in the moment, (12:30) reframing negative experiences, (18:36) emotion in the body, (33:00) processing past emotions, (42:55) addiction as an attempt to fix the problem, (54:45) using emotional triggers to help with self examination.
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