In a world with so many different ways to think and learn and experience, we often feel like we aren't understood or even heard. Life coach Tony Overbay reminds us of the importance of giving ourselves the mental energy to accept what we are feeling, but also to extend that same energy towards others.
What do you do when your season of life is actually a season of struggle? Join author/speaker @Al Fox Carraway as she teaches about how she navigates the trials in her own personal life and how she uses them to rely more on the Savior.
By putting on the armor of God, we are telling ourselves where we stand and testifies to others what we believe. Writer/publisher Jeanette Bennett shows us how to tell our story through the simple, everyday choices of both our outward and inward appearances.
It’s your choices that help you become who you are! But you don’t need to get every choice right in order to make progress! Hank Smith shares the importance of life’s most important decisions. Whether it’s choosing to invest in relationships you have with your family, your Heavenly Father, or choosingyour attitude about the challenges you face, Hank will have you laughing and learning how to make, and learn from life’s many choices.
Hannah (Evee from The Ohana Adventure YouTube channel) is on her first babysitting job, and it's not going well. At all. The Stone Family kids are totally out of control, and Hannah desperately wants them to like her. Mrs. Stone was adamant that they kids should have NO SUGAR, but just a teeny, tiny bit wouldn't hurt, right?
This episode delves into 1 Nephi 1-5, exploring the theme of Tender Mercies, featuring Elder David A. Bednar's impactful talk, and sharing a missionary's intriguing experience in Africa with a Utah Junior Jazz jersey.
What does it take to truly understand the promptings of the Holy Ghost? Charlotte and Jonah Barnes talk about the ways the Holy Ghost orchestrates divine designs in your life, which often lead to significant moments of growth, connection, and even service that blesses others.
Sometimes we find a gap between where our mental health is currently and where we need it to be. Author Eric Richards has created a quick check-in list to help us evaluate our lives and potentially discover some areas we can work to improve on. DISCLAIMER: These are simply some suggestions to consider as you check in with your mental health. This does not take the place of a mental health professional.
How do you define yourself? Is it by your name? Your school mascot? Your talents or the car you drive? While all of these are used as identifiers, they are really just characteristics of who you really are. John Bytheway helps us redefine the way we see ourselves by reminding us of the greatest ID badge we hold, children of God, and how to protect ourselves against the thieves who want nothing more than to make us think they can rob us of the title.
