Are you struggling to feel deeper and more consistent joy and fulfillment? Want to know your life's purpose and what is getting in your way of achieving it? It's all in your hands. Get your hand analyzed by Jayne Sanders.

In this episode, Jayne shares how she found her life's purpose after decades of trial and error through a tele-seminar on hand analysis. She shares how Scientific Hand Analysis provides a blueprint to who people are and why they’re here on the planet, their gifts and tripping points, and answers to their big why questions.

Jayne Sanders is a MASTER Scientific Hand Analyst featured in a FORBES article about her work. As a hand analyst, she can reveal your purpose, special gifts, and blind spots, then guide you into the inspired meaning and action to take to make your life even better.

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As Valentine’s Day approaches, love is in the air. What is the secret to love that lasts? According to Gary Chapman, it’s knowing your love language as well as your partner or spouse’s love language.

In today’s episode, I will explain the 5 Love languages related to couples in relationships from his book, The 5 Love Languages: The Secret To Love That Lasts.

The 5 Love Languages according to Gary Chapman are:

1. Words of Affirmation
2. Quality Time
3. Receiving Gifts
4. Acts of Service
5. Physical Touch

Learning the right love language is key to helping your spouse or partner feel loved AND you will reap the benefits as you will also feel loved in return. The need to feel emotionally loved is universal. To feel loved is a primary human emotional need.

When your emotional love tank or bank account is full, you act differently. It is as important in a marriage to keep your love tank full as it is to keep your gas tank full of gas or having money in your bank account. It keeps you going.

So this Valentines Day, understand not only your primary love language but also your spouse or partner’s primary love language then act on what would fill their love tank or love account. If you do, your love tank or love account will be full. Your life will be positively transformed.

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Are you worried about your teen and the effects being on their phones and social media have on them?

If so, listen in as Donna C. Moss talks about a simple solution to this that will improve your teen's mood, sleep, and school performance.

Donna also talks about how structure and having a hobby can help both parents and teens live a better life.

Donna C. Moss has 30 years’ experience helping adolescents, young adults, adults, and families (including children of divorce) with stress, panic, anxiety, loneliness, parenting, and a host of other issues. She has her own private practice and is the Clinical Supervisor at Solace House USA.

Check out Donna's course here: https://www.donnacmoss.com/

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Get a copy of the book, The Strength to Shift: http://bit.ly/3ZRh8xF

Moms Eat First by Kathy Sullivan is about Moms being aware of how often they put the needs of others ahead of their own, operating on autopilot, going through each day without prioritizing themselves and what is important to them.

She starts out the book with 20 life lessons she has learned over the years. All of which are very relatable. I myself have learned many of these over the years, some, multiple times.

Then she goes on to list 5 key principles to prioritize yourself and create the change in life you desire. The 5 key principles to prioritize yourself are:

1. Reflection is the key to self-preservation
2. Rediscovering possibilities is essential to feeding your soul
3. It is never too late to reset priorities based on what is important to you
4. Amid adversity you can reclaim power through choice
5. Peace prevails when you release what you can't control

With all these principles, the author provides a number of reflective questions and space for you to journal about them that will help you gain the clarity you need to recognize, proclaim and take action towards living the life you desire.

It is not merely a book of information, this book, Moms Eat First, is part workbook. It gives you the space to reflect, rediscover, reset, reclaim and release what doesn’t serve you and what will help you live the life you desire.

Listen to Kathy Sullivan's interview on Positive Solutions 4 Life Podcast here: https://peggyatpositivesolutions.podbean.com/e/moms-eat-first-with-kathy-sullivan/

Connect with Peggy Meyer here: https://positivesolutions4life.com/

Get a copy of the book, The Strength to Shift: http://bit.ly/3ZRh8xF

Everyone has a voice inside them, your intuition or conscious, that helps them choose the right thing to do, that is there to guide and protect you.

In this episode, Renee Greene Murphy, a former school counselor, talks about her award-winning book, "Your Heart's Voice", her inspiration to finish it, and how this book, along with her journals are making an impact in the schools by providing an easy way to teach social emotional skills, problem solving and making good choices.

"Your Heart's Voice" is a children's picture book about intuition, problem solving, recognizing feelings and making good choices. She states, intuition is like a muscle, the more you use it (listen to it) the stronger it gets.

Connect with Renee Greene Murphy and get a copy of the book and journal here: https://reneegreenemurphy.com/

Connect with Peggy Meyer here: https://positivesolutions4life.com/

Get a copy of the book, The Strength to Shift: http://bit.ly/3ZRh8xF

I recently read a quote attributed to Eleanor Roosevelt, “Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people.” Socrates has a similar quote using strong, average and weak minds. This quote suggests that the quality of a person’s thinking is reflected in the type of topics they engage with.

In this episode, I’m going to share with you a few of my thoughts I had after reading this quote. I’m going to describe what I think it means and share some examples and visuals to go with them.

Small minds are similar to adolescent brains--immature, emotionally reactive, focused on others, criticize without action, and obsessed with social media.

Average minds are what most people have--focused on daily tasks and routines, engaged in superficial conversations, and have limited to no time for deeper reflection.

Great minds are leaders and visionaries--curious, lifelong learners, take action and risks, live to make a positive difference and impact on the world around them.

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Christi Gmyr is a licensed mental health therapist and coach of moms. She helps stressed out moms with demanding careers overcome burnout, resentment and guilt so they can be confident at home and feel more connected to their spouse and kids.

In this episode, Christi shares how she works with moms to help them create practical strategies for time management, self-care, relaxation, coping skills, prioritizing as well as mindset shifts to help them realize what they have control over, what they can change and not change, and to accept what is real and true at the time (which does not equate to liking it or agreeing with it).

Connect with Christi Gmyr here:

Website: www.christigmyrcoaching.com

https://www.facebook.com/ChristiGmyrCoaching

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Instagram: @career_driven_moms

Connect with Peggy Meyer here:

https://positivesolutions4life.com/

Get a copy of the book, The Strength to Shift: http://bit.ly/3ZRh8xF

In this episode, we are going to talk about how you can embrace the role model mindset and use that influence to build, uplift, and create positive change in the lives of those around you.

To embrace the role model mindset you need to understand what it means, the ripple effect of your impact and seven ways you can be a good role model, including:

1. Care About People

2. Be Mindful and Intentional

3. Effective Communication

4. Observe and Listen

5. Seek Out Assistance and Knowledge

6. Share Information Freely

7. Live with Integrity, Values, and Character

Connect with Peggy Meyer here: https://positivesolutions4life.com/

Get a copy of the book, The Strength to Shift: http://bit.ly/3ZRh8xF