spreading kindness

Join Julia Jeffress Sadler as she takes us on an incredible adventure in Episode 152. Jesus performs amazing miracles, like filling Simon's empty fishing nets with loads of fish, and healing many sick people in Capernaum, showing His great power and love. Astounded by Jesus' teachings and miracles, Simon Peter, along with his friends, decides to leave everything behind and follow Jesus, embarking on an adventure to help others and spread kindness.

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Season 5 starts of with a topic we all know is hard to talk about especially in a crowd. For people with social anxiety disorder, everyday social interactions cause irrational anxiety, fear, self-consciousness, and embarrassment. Social Anxiety is common with over 200,000 cases per year. A person with social anxiety disorder feels symptoms of anxiety or fear in situations where they may be scrutinized, evaluated, or judged by others, such as speaking in public, meeting new people, dating, being on a job interview, answering a question in class, or having to talk to a cashier in a store.

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Hey, Welcome to the 2023! Are you a person that struggles with keeping your goals and dreams throughout the year? Have you ever failed at keeping your New Years Resolution and got frustrated then quit all together? Well, McCahill and Jeremy have some cool tips and tricks so that you might be able to keep those aspirations and accomplish where you focus your mind and efforts. we hope you enjoy this episode and many more to come and share a laugh with us too! 

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This episode is for everyone who might have a small quirk in your ankle or knee, and anyone who has a chronic illness or life long pain. We talk about topics that can affect the mentality you have towards your physical aliments and changing the way you think about others with in your family and friends and for the people you don't know. We want you to think about those people you don't always talk to and the people who are in pain physically because the goal for this episode is to reach out and see if you can make a difference and give them peace or help out with a task they need completed. Here at TGS Podcast we want to have a positive ripple effect on our community and hope you can help out as well! 

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I want you to look out for opportunities to give warmth and compassion to people who may not be as fortunate as you. You never know what difference you could make in their lives.

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Kelly Krenzel joins Stephanie today to discuss her repurposed flower project and the simple art of spreading kindness & joy.

"When people are in a really tender spot in their lives, the smallest thing can mean so much. For an everyday person...like you and me...when we are going through an extraordinarily difficult time, just a handwritten card or somebody opening the door for us can make us feel that we are seen and that we are loved." - Kelly Krenzel

About Kelly

Kelly Krenzel is the founder of Hope Blooms, a budding non-profit that recycles flowers to spread hope, happiness and emotional healing to those facing difficult times. She also works in marketing for a hospice organization, spreading the mission and sharing the stories of those who experience it firsthand. Kelly started Hope Blooms in 2016 inspired by her Grandma Freda, a bit of a green thumb and her compassion for others. The organization is nearly 100% volunteer run with volunteers spending more than 3,000 hours creating more than 20,000 bouquets since its inception. Kelly grew up in Bismarck, N.D., and resides in Fargo where she met her husband, Scotty, at a local pizzeria. The two have been embarking on new adventures ever since — most significantly with their sons, Henry (5) and Finnegan (2). In her spare time, Kelly loves being with family and friends and soaking up the small, beautiful moments she experiences by bringing joy to others.

Follow Kelly & Hope Blooms @hopebloomsnd

And, check out her TEDx Talk.