In Episode 041, Allen Lundy explains what led him to be a health coach
As Allen approached his 50th birthday, he started experiencing signs of aging, which included aches and pains as well as an overall lack of energy. Allen forgot what it felt like to feel good. He knew he needed to lose weight, and he watched some friends shed pounds rather quickly on the Optavia program.
How important is it to find a purpose for your life?
Gill equated finding purpose for your life to discovering how adding clotted cream can take a favorite cheesecake desert to the next level. Purpose works to improve an otherwise excellent life to make it the crowning jewel of destiny.
In Episode 040, Mary Crimmins describes shifting from teaching to starting her own company
After COVID created extraordinary challenges for teachers, Mary decided to leave the classroom and start her own communications business. It was the fulfillment of a dream she harbored for years.
Troy Stoneking helps people grow ever nearer to Jesus
“For many years, I was just kind of going through the motions of my faith, but I desired a closer relationship with God,” he explained. “I started writing daily thoughts about scriptures I was reading and posting that to social media in order to encourage others.
Dave and Laura Diehl describe turning tragedy into purpose in Episode 039
When Laura started blogging about losing their daughter, she and Dave realized they had been called into full-time ministry to give hope to grieving parents.
100-year-old woman makes dresses for little girls around the world
“I can’t get up on a platform and give a message — that isn’t my work. The Lord has given me hands with no arthritis, so I do a lot of sewing — I’ve been given a talent and I make use of it,” Eva said.
A thankful tradition of gratitude
I created a list of the 100 most influential people in my life. They were selected based on whether they influenced me in a positive way, or had such a negative impact that it altered the trajectory of my life. I review that list every Thanksgiving.
How to stay open to your purpose
When God wants you to go in a specific direction, you can go willingly or he can carry you kicking and screaming. Trust me, it’s easier if you cooperate. You’ll soon realize that what you thought would be a horrible situation is actually rather enjoyable.
Woman becomes Sports Illustrated swimsuit model at age 57
“Who cares what other people think? There are always going to be critics, no matter what you do,” Nina explained. “But if you stay true to yourself and block that out, you’re going to be happy.”
Texas grandmothers, ‘The Knit Wits,’ create dolls, clothing for needy kids
The women don’t limit their creative abilities to tiny hats. They have also knitted scarves, sweaters and cuddly dolls for orphanages overseas, and even created helmet liners for troops stationed overseas.