Meaningful Connection

In this inspiring episode, Coach LeAnn Austin shares how balancing the mind, body, and spirit is foundational for meaningful connections. Using the analogy of a three-legged stool, she explains how intentional focus on these areas can lead to greater harmony in life. LeAnn introduces her Connection Blueprint, a practical guide to fostering connection within yourself and others. Together, Heather and LeAnn discuss the importance of creating safety in the body, the central nervous system's role in connection, and why self-love is essential for healthy relationships. They also draw inspiration from Michelle Craig's talk, Spiritual Capacity, and highlight how spiritual work strengthens intuition and personal growth.  

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How To Make Failure Look More Like Success

Feeling frustrated by failure? You're not alone. We've all made mistakes, taken wrong turns, and experienced moments when it felt like the rug was pulled out from under us. Courtney Rich from Cake by Courtney knows exactly how that feels. In this episode, Courtney shares some of her most personal struggles and explains how the failures in her life have become essential ingredients in her recipe for success.

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Your Worth in Heaven’s Eyes

Do your feelings about yourself rise and fall like a roller coaster? John Bytheway reveals the powerful difference between changing self-esteem and constant self-worth! This message shows us why our value in God's eyes stays steady, no matter what others think or how we feel.

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Doctrine & Covenants 3-5

This week we are studying Doctrine and Covenants sections three through five. We’ll talk about the history of section three, the lost Book of Mormon manuscript, and Joseph’s mistake in not following the will of the Lord. We’ll review the importance of getting heavenly direction in our lives, especially when it involves personal and mental health improvement. We’ll also talk about some fallacies that can keep us from progressing. Finally, we’ll review how the Lord is always merciful and will continually invite us back to walk with Him, regardless of how many mistakes we make. 

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