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What If You’ve Been Surviving, Not Living? is a heartfelt and eye-opening exploration of the difference between merely existing and truly thriving. This book guides listeners to recognize when they are stuck in survival mode and offers practical steps to reclaim a vibrant, fulfilling life.

What Does Unconditional Love Look Like in Real Life? offers a heartfelt and practical exploration of one of humanity’s deepest desires—the experience of love without conditions. This insightful guide reveals what unconditional love truly means beyond romantic ideals, unpacking how it shows up in everyday relationships and challenges.

Old movies. New opinions. Ever since our kids were little, we’ve made family movie nights a tradition, and with our son Max recently turning 12—such a classic coming-of-age year—we started to reflect on the movies that shaped us most at that age, and how they still stick with us today. We realized there’s something magical about being 12: you’re old enough to really see yourself on the screen, but still wide-eyed enough for anything to feel possible. On each episode of the Back In My Day Pod, we’ll be discussing two movies. They will usually be films that came out when we were Max...

Mike and Matt are two Americans stuck in London. Expect dodgy accents, transatlantic bantz and notes on queueing.

Are You Shrinking to Fit Spaces You’ve Outgrown? explores the subtle and often overlooked ways we diminish ourselves to fit into environments, relationships, and roles that no longer serve our growth. This insightful guide helps listeners recognize when they are minimizing their true selves to maintain comfort or approval, and offers empowering strategies to reclaim authenticity and embrace expansion.

Understanding financial health is a critical component for professional adults seeking to master their money management. Financial health encompasses various aspects of one's financial life, including income, expenses, savings, investments, and debt management. Regularly assessing these factors allows individuals to gain insights into their current financial standing, identify areas for improvement, and develop a roadmap for achieving their financial goals. By conducting periodic financial checkups, adults can make informed decisions that foster long-term financial stability and growth.

The plan: Fix up my inherited bookstore and get out of town. The problem: The Grady brothers. And this positive pregnancy test. It figures. My car breaks down, and suddenly I'm tangled in the sheets with the local bad boy mechanic. Mason definitely should've been a one-time thing. Except he's drop-dead gorgeous—and has two brothers. Ethan, the oldest and grumpiest, growls like I already belong to him. And Owen, the quiet one, has hands that say stay awhile. Now these mechanics are all in my business. Fixing my car. Repairing my bookshop. Showing up shirtless like it's in their job description.

Why Does Clarity Often Come After Chaos? explores the surprising and powerful relationship between life’s most confusing, difficult moments and the clear understanding that follows. This insightful guide reveals why chaos is not the enemy of clarity but often its catalyst.

Creativity is often perceived as an elusive trait reserved for artists and innovators, but in reality, it is a fundamental aspect of human cognition that can be cultivated and enhanced by anyone. At its core, creativity involves the ability to generate new ideas, make connections between seemingly unrelated concepts, and approach problems from novel perspectives. This dynamic process is influenced by a variety of factors, including individual experiences, environmental stimuli, and cognitive techniques that can help unlock one's creative potential.

What Would It Look Like to Stop Performing and Just Be? is a liberating and insightful guide designed for anyone tired of wearing masks and chasing approval. This short listen explores the exhausting cycle of performance that many get caught in—whether in relationships, work, or social settings—and shows how to break free and embrace your authentic self.

Can You Forgive Without Forgetting—And Should You? explores the complex and often misunderstood relationship between forgiveness and memory. This compassionate short listen dives deep into why forgiveness doesn’t necessarily mean erasing the past, how holding on to memories can actually be a form of self-protection, and the emotional balance between healing and healthy boundaries.

What If Doing Less Is What Moves You Forward Faster? challenges the relentless “more-is-better” mindset and reveals what might be the truth: simplicity often sparks clarity, creativity, and momentum. This short listen invites you to rethink productivity by focusing on fewer, more meaningful actions instead of chasing endless tasks.

Are You Finally Outgrowing Your Old Life — And Everyone In It? is a heartfelt guide for anyone who’s feeling the restless tug to leave behind old patterns, relationships, and environments—and step into a new, authentic version of themselves. If you’ve noticed that people you once connected deeply with feel distant, that your old routines no longer fulfill you, or that you crave something more meaningful but don’t know how to bridge the gap, this book is your companion on that sometimes lonely journey.

How Do You Uncover Your Core Values? is a practical and insightful short read that guides readers on a journey of self-discovery to identify the principles that truly matter in their lives. This audiobook offers clear exercises, mindset shifts, and reflections to help you align your decisions, goals, and relationships with your authentic values.

Support and enabling, while often used interchangeably, carry distinct meanings that significantly impact the dynamics of friendships. Support encompasses offering emotional backing, encouragement, and a safe space for friends to express themselves. It promotes well-being and personal growth, fostering an environment where individuals feel valued and understood. However, enabling crosses a critical line; it involves acquiescing to harmful behaviors or decisions, often out of a desire to avoid conflict or maintain harmony.

From Day Three is a podcast for anyone walking through the messy middle, the waiting, the rebuilding, and the “not yet” seasons of life. Every episode explores themes of resurrection, renewal, revival, and identity, drawing inspiration from the empty tomb on the third day. Through real stories, honest conversations, and practical encouragement, we unpack what it means to follow Jesus when life feels uncertain and faith feels costly. Rooted in authentic faith and real experience, FD3 is about discovering how God rebuilds us from the inside out even when it feels like nothing is changing.

What’s the Biggest Money Myth Holding You Back? is a raw, real, and reflective short listen that gets to the heart of your financial beliefs—and challenges the myths that are keeping you broke, stuck, and stressed.

Are You Chasing Your Dream—Or Someone Else’s Approval? cuts through the noise of external expectations and invites you to reconnect with the heartbeat of your own vision. It’s all too easy to chase goals that look impressive to others—career status, social media validation, or even the dreams of someone you love. But what if you’re chasing approval instead of purpose?

What Skills Will Future Employers Value Most? is a forward-thinking and motivational short listen designed to help you stay relevant, resilient, and ready for the ever-changing job market. In a world of constant innovation and disruption, this audiobook guides you through the mindset and skillset shifts you’ll need to not only keep up—but to lead.

Do you find yourself constantly trying to please others, only to feel exhausted and empty inside? Do You Know the Difference Between Peace and Pleasing? explores the subtle yet powerful distinctions between true inner peace and the exhausting act of people-pleasing.