Say YES To a life of passion and purpose!
Okay that’s a long title, I know. But honestly, drop everything and listen to this podcast! Many of you are familiar with The Work of Byron Katie. It’s powerful stuff. Freedom unleashing. Chain smashing. Barrier breaking. If you have not heard of it before, get ready to be blown away. It’s no secret that I
New Podcast! Okay, we are living in some strange times. Whether you have a brick and morter business or work from home, whether you are a parent or a grandparent or a student…everyone’s life has changed. We have been asked to practice social distancing. We are home bound. And this has a lot of us
New Podcast! I cried a few times in this one! On this episode I invite you to see this moment, right now, as a “fork in the road” moment. The moment when you realize you are in charge of your own life, you are in charge of your own thoughts. The moment you say “YES!”
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You guys!! I’m so grateful to Josh Phillips for sharing his story! Josh is married to Rachel Phillips who was on the last Great Big Yes podcast (#16) sharing her experience with anxiety. Josh tells us what it’s like to be married to a woman who suffers from anxiety, how it affects the relationship
Happy New Year!!! I am so excited for 2017! I hope you are too! I challenge you to think about your “YES”. What is it? My friend asks, “What gets you up in the morning?” and my answer to that is God and “Thank you God!” but what I want to ask is, “Are you
As you know, this blog and podcast is all about saying, “YES!”. And sometimes that requires saying “no” first. Often when God comes into our hearts, He shows us beliefs and habits that may no longer be serving us. We must say “no” to the strongholds in our life in order to make way for
I went to yoga today for the first time in months. I actually went to a new studio and tried a new class with new people. All the newness almost had me saying, “no” again. But then I remembered all the talk about “yes” that I’ve been putting out there. All the encouragement I’ve been
Amen? Or no? Do we really want to say this? Do we really believe this? Because I just got moved to Austin. I say, “got moved” because that is how it feels. I feel God’s hand moving me. And my family. And my dog. And now I’m searching for a place to board the dog