Episode 136: Legacy with Liz Carroll
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The amazing shares her beautiful love and relationship insights. Learn more about Liz Liz is a former corporate executive that achieved financial independence, and then was able to retire early and focus on her encore career as a financial life coach and a yoga meditation teacher. Liz shares how she won the lottery with her daughter-in-law, and much more. Liz will be teaching in on October 1st. If you want to learn all about financial wellness and ways to plan for your finances moving forward, join us Get the full show notes and more information here:
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Episode 135: Tick Tock~Mastering the Clock
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Do you procrastinate, overcommit, don't plan, or multi-task? Take a listen for 3 quick tips you can use right now to create more time. This is our focus for September in . Now is the perfect moment to learn more about one of the most valuable assets we have...time. I'll help you manage it, so you create more with the time you do have. Join us in today Now is the time to master your clock. Get the full show notes and more information:
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Episode 134: Who vs What
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Do you focus on the what to be done rather than the who? Take a listen for why the who is more important. Get the full show notes and more information here:
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Episode 133: Rejection is Redirection
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What have you been rejected from? And then later come to realize that the redirection was so much better. Take a listen for 3 simple ways to transition from rejection to redirection. Get the full show notes and more information here:
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Episode 132: Bitter or Better with Ria Story
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The incredible shares her beautiful love and relationship insights. Ria is a worldwide speaker, author, and trainer. She was sexually abused by her father from age 12 until she left home at 19, and trafficked by him to men he would meet off the internet. When Ria left home, she didn't have a job, money, or a high school diploma. She could have spent her life being a victim, but instead chose to be proactive in the face of adversity. Ria shares her amazing story, compassionate thoughts about her mother-in-law (a phrase I want to use too!), and how she's chosen to be better...
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Episode 131: Your Ducks in a Row
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How does getting "your ducks in a row" help you organize your life? Take a listen for the 4 steps to organize the things you've been putting off, and finally get them done. Organization is the Connection Crew Program focus in August. If you join by August 5th, you'll get a hard copy of my organizational process to write down and complete for yourself. You'll finally complete the thing you've been putting off for months or years. When you see this process on paper, and insert your unique tasks that you want organized, you're much more likely to complete them versus when you just...
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Episode 130: Try a Tri
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What is one thing you want to try? Take a listen for 3 simple words to help you get it done! Get the full shownotes and more information here:
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Episode 129: Cake AND Frosting
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Which do you like better, the cake of the frosting? Maybe you like the cake and the frosting, and want a little bit of both? Hybrid means you combine two different things to create something new, and often better and more versatile. Like cake and frosting, they are good on their own, but together they are so delicious. I recently started a Cake AND Frosting 3 Month Hybrid program where you get the best of both worlds: Group Coaching AND One-on-One Coaching. Group Coaching AND One-on-One Coaching is truly the best of both worlds ~ hybrid at its finest. I guarantee you that coaching with...
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Episode 128: Building Others & Ourselves with Renae Kinghorn
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The amazing Renae Clarke Kinghorn shares her beautiful love and relationship insights. As a multiple state champion coach, a type one diabetic, and one of the most loving and kind women on the planet, Renae explores the importance of building others and ourselves. Get the full show notes and more information here:
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Episode 127: Retaliation
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Have you ever wanted to get back at another person? You're thinking they hurt you, so you want to hurt them back. This is called retaliation, and at times it totally makes sense that we'd feel this way. Here are 4 alternative ways to approach a difficult situation. Get the full show notes and more information here:
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You're listening to the Love Tidbits Podcast, where you'll discover a small, tasty, delightful, bite-sized tidbit of love. I'm your host, LeAnn Austin.
Hey y'all, welcome to Love Tidbits, episode number five: Squirrels in my Bird Feeder
So a few years ago, I heard of this term called emotional adulthood. Basically it means that you take full responsibility for how you're feeling no matter what someone else does, their says. And you also take control of your thinking and you don't blame other people. Well, you guessed it, the opposite of this is emotional childhood, where we blame everything and everyone else for how we feel and for our results, and we don't take responsibility for much of anything.
So soon after that, my husband put a bird feeder in our backyard and we were so excited to watch the birds and see the bird feeder and he put it up. There were squirrels that started coming to our bird feeder. So he put a baffle on the bottom to keep the squirrels out and then the squirrels kept coming. So he moved a rock out of the way. Still a couple more squirrels.
We were out there trying to figure out how these squirrels were getting into the bird feeder and noticed a branch was sticking out and we were talking and he's like okay, we'll get this branch cut, hopefully that will eliminate our squirrel in the bird feeder problem.
Well, I ran in and started working, and in my office I can see the backyard. I can see the bird feeder and I'm working and, all of a sudden, I see another squirrel and I can feel myself getting hotter and madder because there is a squirrel in the bird feeder eating the bird food, wasting money. And he said he was going to take care of this and get rid of the branch. And so we wouldn't have any more squirrels and I'm like, wait, should I text him and tell him, Hey, look, there's a squirrel out there again. Why is this not being taken care of? I'm getting all in my head, getting angry about this. I'm like LeAnn, let's just finish working. It's going to be okay. If the squirrel gets one more meal, not a big deal.
So thankfully I calmed down for a little bit, finished working, and go downstairs trying to decide if I was going to say something or just go cut the branch down myself. Well, as I was walking down the stairs, Jeff said, Hey, you're finished working. Okay. I just didn't want to disturb you with the saw. So I'll go ahead and cut that cut down the branch so we don't have that squirrel anymore.
I was so glad that I hadn't said anything, that I hadn't let my emotional childhood and blame, and why hasn't he gotten this taken care of, all the stuff going on in my head. I was so glad I didn't say anything. And, isn't that interesting when we have little things come up like this, how our brains quickly go to this emotional childhood, this blame, this it's someone else's problem, rather than taking a breath and being like, wait. How can I be responsible for this? How could I be in emotional adulthood?
So my question to think about this week is, Am I being an emotional child or adult? And how could I think more like an emotional adult? Hmmm, something to think about.
Have a good one y'all ~ and here's to love!
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