Connecting members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with certified coaches who have all the tools to help you live a life full of peace, love, fun, and progress.
Each episode features a highly trained and impactful life coach who is listed on the Life Coach Directory for Latter-day Saints (ldslifecoaches.com) and is filled with practical tools and ideas to get even more out of this life then you thought possible. Your life may be good already, but what if it could be amazing?
When our expectations of life do not line up with the reality of the hand we have been dealt, we suffer. A way to work through the suffering is to build resilience. Resilience is our ability to bounce back, and grow, despite our challenges. Listen to my conversation with Coach Leah Davidson to find out how we can increase our resilience. Takeaways: *Resiliency is not bouncing back to who you used to be but bouncing to a new version of yourself. *Post-traumatic Growth is a process where you take your experiences and learn from them to move forward and make something better for yourself and your life. This type of growth takes time and patience with ourselves.
For many of us, there is constant chatter in our minds about our bodies and how we think our bodies should look. We think if we trash talk ourselves enough, we can bully our bodies into fitting what we perceive to be the social ideal. Like any relationship, love is always the answer, except the relationship with yourself is the most important one. Coach Amber Williams joins us in this episode to talk about our bodies and how we can involve God to help us feel the love we want to feel for ourselves while working on our health goals.
This is a Special Edition of Latter-day Life Coaches. The guest today is not a life coach but someone who can greatly help us in our journey of gaining new perspectives in order to create the life we want to have. Marilyn Evans is best known for her honest and direct approach in confronting the challenge of raising kids in a media-saturated world. She is the founder of Parents Aware, an organization aimed at helping parents have healthy conversations with their kids about pornography, sex, and intimacy. She earned her degree in Family Home and Social Science and continues to sharpen her skills with continued research and through the real-life experience of raising five sons.
Because we love our children so much, we often have big dreams and expectations for them. We want them to be happy, and because we see their greatness, accomplish all that we see them being capable of accomplishing. But this can make it so hard to be the parent they need us to be. Teen coach, Amy Koch, is here today as we continue our teen series. We will discuss ways that we can relax some of our parental perfectionism and just enjoy being the parent.
This is another fantastic episode in our Teen Series. Today, coach Zach Spafford joins us to talk about teens and pornography and how we can help our children embrace their agency and make choices that align with their values, rather then feeling inadequate and unable to handle pornography.
What does a school principal, school bus arsonist, and a foster parent all have in common? Ben Pugh. In this episode, Life Coach Ben Pugh is going to teach us how to connect with our teens, not the person we think our teen should be. Through personal and scriptural examples, Ben helps parents see how easy this really is.
In today's episode, I get to talk with coach Nicole Rasmussen about our interaction with our teenage children. From time to time, we'll get requests for a podcast episode topic. And this recording today is a result of one of those requests. So if you have requests for podcasts episode, jump on our Instagram, LDS life coaches, and just direct message me there. As parents, it is hard to sit back and watch our teens make decisions. We would love to jump in and make their choices for them, but that is not beneficial to them or us. It becomes our job to learn to manage our minds so that, when they make choices that are different than what we thought, or things just don’t go as you planned, we can still be the parent we want to be.
There is no right way to navigate through the journey of parenting an LGBTQ child, but Tina Gosney helps you know where to start. She helps you feel confident that you can be the parent you want to be to your child, no matter what.
Women’s sexuality is very misunderstood and leads to so much sadness and frustration. Amanda Louder dives into the topic of women's sexuality and helps us see that fully embracing this part of us is what our Heavenly Parents want us to experience as part of our lives so we can experience the most joy here on the earth.
As we just got to celebrate Easter, it seemed appropriate to do an episode about the Savior. As christians, we talk of Christ, we rejoice in Christ, and we strive to be like Him. Today I am going to talk with coach Meg Tilton about a way to live like Christ that you have probably never considered; yet it might have the greatest impact on your ability to live like Him.
