How can you protect yourself and your children from negative influences? Cytel Schults, Voice Mentor, has found the best way to protect yourself and your children is understanding and correctly using the Armor of God. She talks about her journey
What is the safest way to prepare your little ones for Kindergarten? Dani Bale found a solution for that challenge with her online preschool. She had been operated a preschool out of her home for several years and had the
How can you make a difference in your community? Dominic Obadiah, life coach, food relief provider and tour guide, talks about his efforts in behalf of the vulnerable families in his area. He sees the suffering of families with special
In Gusii, the language spoken in Kisii, Kenya, the term “obwanchani” means to give great love. Lydiah Kerubo Kenyanya demonstrates that love in her efforts to serve the members of her community. Lydiah grew up in a poor family with
What do you do when you see a critical need? Aimee Broadbent’s response would be to start a foundation. She tells her story in this episode. It started on a trip she took to Africa with her husband. She returned
Can you really put your child through college without getting into debt? Denise Thomas, the Debt-Free College Coach, responds with a resounding “Yes!” In her words, “College doesn’t have to be a Debt Sentence.” Denise coaches parents of college bound
Do you sometimes butt heads with family members? This episode will help you understand why. I am interviewing Barbara Ellison, Certified Personality Science Trainer. Barbara explains Personality Science giving a history and describing the basic four personality types. She shares
What do you do with your emotions? If you ignore them, will they just go away? These are some of the questions Ben Eden, life coach and speaker, address in this episode. He tells his story of attempting to wear
Laura Cooley How can you teach your children to accept other cultures? This was the question that faced Laura Cooley. She knew she wanted to raise compassionate children. She had grown up in New Jersey, where she had interacted with
What is it like for girls growing up with a sense of shame about the normal biological functioning of their body? And how do they cope without the availability of the feminine sanitary supplies we take for granted in the