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It's one thing to listen to doom and gloom about food and fertilizer shortages, skyrocketing prices, the cost of living, or your job being outsourced overseas or eliminated due to automation. It's another thing to hear practicable, immediately actionable advice from experts who can help you reduce the fear, anxiety, and burden of these problems. Tune in now to the Surviving Hard Times Podcast with Richard Jacobs.
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Allesanda Tolomei- Hard A.K.A. Mrs. Hard of www.mrs-hard.com is your grounded, empathetic, compassionate wellness coach. She shares her experience to help you heal challenging personal and family relationship problems with tried-and-true methods to set healthy boundaries and detach with love. If you are ready to experience fulfilling, meaningful connections you are in the right place. You can transform difficult relationships and find happiness without putting aside your needs or waiting for ...
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Chris Schembra is a philosopher, question asker, and facilitator. He's a columnist at Rolling Stone magazine, USA Today calls him their "Gratitude Guru" and he's spent the last 6 years traveling around the world helping people connect in meaningful ways. As the offshoot of his #1 Wallstreet Journal Bestselling book, Gratitude Through Hard Times, he uses this podcast to blend ancient stoic philosophy and modern day science to teach how the principles of gratitude can be used to help people ge ...
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The Peace-Filled Mind - Manage Your Emotions, Peace During Hard Times, Renew Your Mind, Trust God

LaToya Edwards | Christian Mindset Coach for Highly Sensitive People and Introverts

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☑️Do you feel like you’re walking through the wilderness but can’t see a way out? ☑️Do you struggle to hear God’s voice when you’re dealing with anxiety, worry, fear, or grief? ☑️Are you constantly asking God why your life turned out like this? ☑️Would you like to find true rest and peace in God + joy in your weariness? ☑️Are you a quiet person who’s sensitive to emotions and feels things so deeply that they seem too big to handle? If you answered yes to any of these questions, take a deep b ...
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Feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, discouraged or anxious about life’s problems and challenges? Join me, Tamara K. Anderson, each Wednesday to hear real stories and lessons learned through adversity’s refining fire with God's help. You will hear interviews from normal people (just like you) who have had scrapes with death, been fired from jobs, survived the death of a loved one, experienced extreme health challenges, mental illness, or disabilities. My mission is to provide motivation, inspirat ...
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The shortest novel by far of Charles Dickens', Hard Times is also one of his most idea based works. In it, he launches a scathing attack on the prevailing fashion of believing in Utilitarianism, a philosophy that proposed the goal of society should be “the greatest good for the greatest number of people.” Dickens felt that such a philosophy saw people as mere statistics and not as individuals. The novel was published in serial form in his magazine Household Words. It is also the only novel w ...
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Are you struggling to forgive someone who's hurt you? Forgiveness can be a tough topic. Especially when you've been pressured or shamed about it. Listen in as I share my struggles and journey with forgiveness plus take a look at what the bible actually says, and what forgiving someone looks like. For a deeper dive into forgiveness check out Forgive…
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Joining us in this episode is Aaron Dukes from Dukes Legal, P.A. In addition to his work as an attorney, Aaron is also a farmer and cattle ranch owner that has cultivated a successful agricultural and livestock operation. Having the skills needed to raise and grow your own food may very well come in handy during these uncertain times – but what doe…
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In this episode, I'm switching things up a bit by sharing something special with you. I've had a few requests for it, so I'm excited to introduce a guided meditation session aimed at helping you build a stronger, more trusting relationship with yourself. This meditation isn't your typical podcast episode; it's a journey towards boosting resilience …
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The seaside town of Brighton, England had a string of poisonings in the late 1870's. The victims became severely sick after eating chocolate cream candies from a local sweet shop owned by J. G. Maynard. Mr. Maynard rid his shop of the chocolate inventory, but townsfolk continued getting sick and one young boy died after eating a piece of the offend…
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Do your emotions feel so big you worry you're going to lose it? It's a common thing when you are stressed or overwhelmed, especially for HSPs. Knowing what to do you with all your feelings can seem impossible. It doesn't have to be. Listen in as I share my coaching process for managing emotions and controlling your thoughts during hard times. Relat…
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Today’s world news is prompting more and more people to look into future preparation tactics. If our society takes a turn for the worse, are you ready? Joining us in this episode to discuss the fundamentals of prepping is Jason Charles. Known as “The Angry Prepper” on YouTube, Jason uses his platform to provide his viewers with useful economic surv…
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Alma Kellner born in 1901, was the daughter of wealthy brewers in Louisville, Kentucky.On December 8, 1909, Alma disappeared on her way to attend mass at St. John's Roman Catholic Church, not far from her home. At first it was believed she had been kidnapped but no ransom demands were ever made. Approximately six months from the time she went missi…
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Looking for ways to calm your thoughts when you feel stressed? Learning how to sit down and clear your mind or control your thoughts can be a great way to find a moment of peace when life is hard. But what can you do? Listen in as I share 6 practical things that you can start doing when you want to calm down and rest a little. Related Episodes 20 |…
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In this episode, we chat with Joe Foster about all things DIY gardening. Joe has a Youtube channel called Growit Buildit, where he provides viewers with thorough information on how to grow their own farms. From garden setup to composting methods, Joe educates people on the foundational principles of self-sufficient living. With the uncertainty that…
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Before there were restraining orders and women's shelters galore, domestic violence victims often suffered for years in silence. This is the story of one woman and her final desperate attempt to save herself when she realized there was nowhere else to turn. Narrator: Curtis Hildreth Intro and Outro Music: Isaiah Hildreth Sources: https://www.newspa…
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Tell me, have you ever found yourself in these situations? Have you ever made a commitment to cut back on sweets or alcohol, only to end up bingeing late at night and feeling guilty the next day? Have you ever strayed from your health plan mid-day, thinking, 'I'll start fresh tomorrow,' instead of forgiving yourself and moving forward? Have you eve…
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Are you in a season of pain and suffering right now? Learning how to practice gratitude can help you in so many ways. Listen in as I explain what gratitude looks like for us as Christians, the benefits of a regular gratitude practice, plus 6 practical ways to be thankful during hard times. Related Episodes: 100 | 4 Ways to Deal with Your Disappoint…
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Join Dawn Gallop, the founder of the #9 Farms YouTube channel, on today's episode as she delves into several intriguing topics. As a devoted mother of nine who lives on a sprawling farm, Dawn has been immersed in homesteading long before it became a trend, dating back to 1992. In this episode, Gallop explores the "Pantry Challenge" and shares how i…
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Today's episode is about the life and crimes of Father Hans Schmidt. He was executed in 1916 for murder. Schmidt is the only priest ever to be executed in the United States. Music- Isaiah Hildreth Male Narrator- Curtis Hildreth Sources newspapers.com murderpedia wikipediahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Schmidt_(priest)https://medium.com/lessons-…
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Have you ever felt disappointed with God? It's normal feel that way when it seems like others are getting blessings instead of you. It hurts to feel like God is passing you over. Listen in as I share my testimony of dealing with disappointment and how to work through it so you can stay close to God. Related Episodes: 63| 5 Simple Steps to Taking Yo…
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Let’s talk about the raw challenges of stepmom life, the REAL secret to having a perfect body, and the battle with perfectionism. This week on the Hard Times No More Relationship Podcast, I have my good friend and personal trainer Laisha Ames on the show. Laisha's not just a personal trainer—she's also a stepmom extraordinaire and a pro at helping …
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Meet Steven Cornett, the visionary behind Nature's Always Right. After earning his business degree in 2011, Cornett was disenchanted with the corporate world and embarked on a quest for a more fulfilling life. His journey led him to farming, where he unearthed profound insights into health and the American food industry. Discover how cultivating on…
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On Mother's Day 1985, a young mother and her two little girls were found dead in their home near Ft. Bragg, NC. The youngest of her daughters was left alive, alone, crying, and dehydrated in her crib waiting for a rescue. The murders bore a striking resemblance to the 1970 killings at Ft. Bragg of the MacDonald family. Investigators had to figure o…
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No one really likes waiting, especially when you're waiting on God to move in your situation. It's easy to feel frustrated and forgotten during these waiting seasons. Listen in as I share 6 lessons that I've learned after decades of waiting on God. Related Episodes: 82 | Don't Know Yourself Very Well? 4 Tips to Help You Find Your Identity in Christ…
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Dive into the innovative world of controlled environment agriculture with Stacy Adams, a distinguished professor of horticulture at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Balancing his teaching and extension outreach roles, Adams specializes in greenhouse operations and management within the realm of hydroponics. He sheds light on the challenges comme…
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Martha McKay was found murdered on her family property in Horseshoe Lake, Arkansas. Her mother was found murdered on the same property twenty-four years earlier. . Travis Lewis was Martha's killer--the same person convicted in the murder of Martha's mother and cousin when he was just fifteen years old. This case is proof that sometimes lightening d…
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Scripture says that the joy of the Lord is your strength. It's hard to know how to find joy in your suffering. Listen in as I share 3 things that will help you find joy during hard times plus 5 promises from a verse that encouraged me during a really difficult season. Related Episodes: 96 | How to Hold on to H.O.P.E. when You Want to Quit 92 | Wher…
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Bringing home a newborn baby is an incredibly exciting time for parents, but it can also be pretty challenging when it comes to breastfeeding. If you’re planning to breastfeed, having a tough time with it, or know someone who is, this episode is for you. Tune in to learn: Why babies are expected to lose about 5% of their birth weight within the fir…
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In early 1970 Capt. Jeffrey MacDonald is awakened by the screams of his wife and daughters being attacked. He claims a group of drugged-up hippies were the intruders, but authorities quickly begin to question that claim. This conclusion to the MacDonald family murders delves into the alternative theories put forth by the defense and ends with where…
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Tell me, do you ever catch yourself saying "YES" when you really want to shout “NO WAY!” And run in the opposite direction because someone has asked you to take on ANOTHER COMMITMENT or help them out, and your plate is already beyond full? But you can’t bear to say “no,” even though you know you should. …You don’t want to let them down. Or …You kno…
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Does God get tired of hearing the same prayers over and over again? A huge struggle when it comes to praying during hard times is feel like your prayers are being heard and answered. Sometimes that means you pray for the same thing for a long time, but it's that annoying to God? Listen in to hear why being persistent in prayer is exactly what God w…
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When Jay’s first baby was born, the hospital staff bottle-fed her against Jay’s wishes; it might seem harmless, but it had a profound and long-lasting effect on her baby’s ability to latch and feed from her breast instead of a bottle. Jay wanted to share her experiences with other mothers who might benefit from the information, and before long, she…
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At the height of the hippie culture and "Satanic Panic" in the early 1970s, a gruesome murder is committed at Fort Bragg, NC. A pregnant mother and her two small daughters are repeatedly stabbed to death. Her husband, Captain Jeffrey MacDonald, is also injured but survives the attack. He is able to describe the four assailants who had killed his fa…
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When pain and suffering seem to have no end in sight, it's easy to give up hope. In those moments and season when you want to quit here's a little encouragement to keep moving forward. In this episode, you hear how standing on God's promises and living a fully surrended life is key to holding onto hope. Related Episodes: 92 | Where is God in the Mi…
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When Ammie Harris brought home her newborn son, she quickly realized there was a problem: he wasn’t latching well, and she had a low breast milk supply. Her son was losing weight and she needed to act quickly. The pediatrician recommended a commercial formula, but it didn't work -- not a single commercial formula did -- and her son still wasn’t gai…
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In this episode of Gratitude Through Hard Times, we're thrilled to welcome Lisa Besserman, a luminary in both the technology and venture capital worlds. Lisa, the Founder of Startup Buenos Aires—which was successfully acquired—has made remarkable strides in the tech industry, earning her a spot among Business Insider's "Top 100 Most Influential Wom…
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Belle Gunness also known as Hell's Princess was a pig farmer in the early 1900's. She posted help wanted and lonely hearts ads in newspapers--luring men to their deaths with promises of love and wealth. Music By Isaiah Hildreth Male Narrator Curtis Hildreth Sources: newspapers.com Hell's Princess: The Mystery of Belle Gunness, Butcher of Men by Har…
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It’s easy to get caught up in showing love to others. But what about you? I’m not a mind reader, but there’s a good chance you're a natural giver, spreading love and support throughout the year. But amidst all that giving, are you taking time to show yourself some love too? In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, this podcast episode is all about self-lo…
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Are you walking through life feeling flat or numb? Emotional numbness is something that introverted Christian woman struggling with during hard times, especially if they are also an HSP. This isn't the best way to cope with life. Listen in as I explain how emotional numbness looks in real life, why it's not a healthy response and how to overcome an…
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The more scientists study traditional agriculture, the less sustainable it seems. Instead, experts are pivoting toward regenerative farming practices, which puts soil health and stewardship first. What are the benefits of regenerative agriculture? Michelle M. Wander, a soil scientist with more than 30 years of experience, joins the podcast to expla…
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On March 5, 1873, two women were found brutally axed to death on the secluded Smuttynose Island just off the coast of Maine. Music by Isaiah Hildreth Male Narrator Curtis Hildreth Sources: Mystery on the Isles of Shoals: Closing the Case on the Smuttynose Ax Murders of 1873 by J Dennis Robinson newspapers.com findagrave.com Fresh Hell Podcast foste…
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Looking for a more meaningful way to connect with God during your daily quiet time? I'm sharing 7 different things that you can do for spiritual growth outside of prayer and bible study. These include getting your schedule and space organized so you don't waste time plus learn some creative ways to dig into the word and pray. Resources Mentioned (a…
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We’ve all experienced it: that feeling of being stuck on an endless treadmill. It can be soul-crushing, but our guest on this episode of Gratitude Through Hard Times is a peak performance coach is here to help us change the narrative heading into 2024. Erin Stafford, author of "The Type A Trap: Five Mindset Shifts to Beat Burnout and Transform Your…
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Do you have a family member who triggers you? Or unresolved tension with your significant other? If the answer is “YES!” this episode is for you. In this podcast episode, Detaching With Love: Navigating Stressful Family Relationships, you’ll learn a simple and powerful approach to navigating hard times in your relationships with grace. ANNDD at the…
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Nurse-turned-farmer, Karis Johnston, explains what drove her to completely change her lifestyle, and the myriad health benefits she and her family have enjoyed because of it. Press play to discover: Which documentary changed Karis and her husband’s life Raw dairy – could it eliminate dairy allergies? The health benefits Karis and her family have ex…
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Fasting is a great way to grow closer to God especially when you are walking through hard times. This spiritual growth idea is perfect for any Christian woman walking through trials and storms. Learn why you may have been frustrated by fasting in the past + 4 reasons it can be super effective in hard seasons. Plus a few tips on how to get started i…
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Accident? Suicide? Or Murder? The question of "Z" Smith Reynolds' death is still not answered to this day more than ninety years later. The wealthy heir of the RJ Reynolds Tobacco fortune was shot on his sleeping porch after hosting his friend's 21st birthday party at his estate. The initial ruling was suicide. However, ballistic evidence cast susp…
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While other 10-year-old boys might have been playing with toy trucks and sports balls, Joel Salatin was selling chickens to local schools, churches, and other organizations. When he was just a few years old, his family purchased an abused and worn-out farm in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley. Rebuilding and fostering it from the ground up, it now suppo…
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When faced with hard times we tend to think that God leaves us or forgets about us. Nope! The bible says He will never leave nor forsake you and he's close to the broken hearted. The truth is that God doesn't move, we do. If you want to know where God is during your suffering you need to fix your gaze. Next Steps for You 🎁⁣3 Steps to Finding Peace …
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On March 1, 1922, Tennessee sent four men ( under the age of twenty) to the electric chair to pay with their lives for the life they took. Music by Isaiah Hildreth Male Narrator: Curtis Hildreth Sources: newspapers.com The Appalachian Storyteller wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chandler_Motor_Car knoxnews.com https://www.knoxnews.com/story/…
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“Sometimes we’re too close to our problems to actually see them,” says Ole Kristian Sivertsen. That realization came to him by virtue of his time in the satellite industry, when he routinely observed Earth from space. It inspired Sivertsen to consider how he could make a difference on this planet, which in turn, led him to focus on restoring hope a…
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HSPs can experience trauma and stress more deeply than most. As a highly sensitive christian woman it's important to understand the effects that stress can have on you so that you can develop a plan to cope. During hard times highly sensitive introverted christian women feel things very deeply which can lead to a downward spirial into despair. Lear…
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Do you ever struggle with that uncomfortable feeling—the kind that refuses to let you take a relaxing deep breath? This week on The Hard Times No More Relationship Podcast, we're diving into a topic that affects more than 20% of people in the U.S.: Anxiety. Your Inner Ecosystem: Anxiety is a symptom on the surface of something much deeper. Find out…
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Georgia Tann was a social worker whose crimes spanned three decades from the 1920s to 1950. What appeared to be benevolence on her part was actually greed and downright evil that affected many families during those years. She led a secret life and was beyond scrutiny for most of those years. Sadly she was never brought to justice for her horrible d…
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“We live in a broken world; it’s a reality that bad things can happen, but in the past two years we’ve seen what’s coming down the road and gotten a lot more serious about it,” says Katie, referring to the prepper mindset and actions she and her husband have had for decades now. While many people remain apathetic or in denial about how bad things c…
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