For us to learn perfect love and forgiveness is what this life is all about. And it was not until just a few years ago, that we found a real forgiveness expert, who taught forgiveness so well that we made her our Seek Reality GURU of forgiveness. She is our guest again today, and with us for the tenth time. Until we found Brenda Reiss, and what she taught, we would just talk about A Course in Miracles, which Jesus channeled to us in the nineteen-sixties. The miracle that He taught in that thick blue book full of tiny print is forgiveness. THAT was the miracle! And Jesus tells us in A Course in
Have you ever wanted to give up? Do you constantly talk down on yourself? When was the last time you told yourself, “Good job?” “You know I’m not bad looking at all!” “I deserve this cruise? This purse? This car?” Are you too hard on yourself? Do you give yourself grace? In this segment, Dr. Vee is encouraging everyone to start being positive about the small victories and stop being consumed with the little let downs of life. Speak positivity over yourself and start learning to appreciate and celebrate the “designer’s original” that YOU are!
On this episode of Accidental Experts, Bryce Hamilton, LSCSW, and Kristen Jacobsen, LCPC, discuss the complexities of anxiety, perfectionism, and childhood trauma. Kristen deep-dives where anxiety and perfectionism in kids start, and how they can spill into adulthood. Parenting kids with anxiety, perfectionism, OCD, or through trauma can be extremely difficult. We can make changes in our expectations as parents but it requires some “re-wiring” as well as open communication. Kristen explains that we often praise kids for accomplishing a desired outcome rather than praising the effort that goes
“I just can’t get motivated”. “I know I need to (fill in the blank ___) BUT I DON’T WANNA!”. “My motivation goes away in the afternoon, doc. Do I need a higher dose of medication?”. What is motivation anyway? Why do we avoid, put off, get all wound up over tasks which are no big deal? And how can we find some? Join me and my guest Dr. Tamara Rosier as we work through those questions. Tamara is an ADHD coach, founder of the ADD Center of Central Michigan, and the author of two superb books on ADHD (Your Brain’s Not Broken and You, Me, and Our ADHD Family), among her many roles in life. She expl
The reflection of my soul grows Letting no one know … It’s a beginning and an ending Everywhere she goes it’s love that shows Whether you see it or not Do not wait for dry weather to show It’s better to know her Not later but now that show its love She ages like the best of wines She understands now … It doesn’t matter What they may say It’s her God that stands and states “Let the first of man Give rise she’s not a no good but hell!” Do it matter what you may think? Do it stand water? All of your badness Your cruelties and inequalities What are your qualities that You can stand on one hand? Ho
In this episode, When the Life You Built No Longer Fits with Dr. Jen Moran, Gina Maier Vincent sits down with Dr. Jen Moran for a candid conversation about what happens when the life you worked so hard to create no longer feels true. Dr. Jen Moran is a board-certified AACD restorative dentist, breast cancer survivor, mother of four, and a woman specializing in cosmetic and general dentistry. She has lived many versions of success. After seventeen years away from dentistry, Jen returned to her profession following the end of a twenty-plus-year marriage and a breast cancer diagnosis just six wee
This episode continues the Self-Compassion series with a practice for something many of us forget to offer ourselves — kindness in the middle of chaos. Eartha AI guides listeners through Eye of the Hurricane Plus Awareness, using the image of a storm with a calm, steady center. We picture the storms currently swirling in our own lives — schoolwork, a mistake, a disagreement, a worry, a feeling of not being enough — and practice naming them gently: “This is my storm right now.” From there, we learn to stand in the calm center of our own storm — noticing the wind and rain without becoming it. Br
Join Doc Holliday this week as he looks at the midterm elections and plays a clip from Victor Davis Hansen. From financial aspects to polling you need to hear his thoughts. And Doc talks about some things going on inside Iran that you may not have heard about. So get ready for a show to educate and update you on the upcoming midterm elections from an overall perspective. Click on now for a great show!
We’re continuing the Self-Compassion series with a shift from body to mind. Building on last episode’s compassionate body scan, Eartha introduces a simple but powerful idea: thoughts are not facts. Just because a thought shows up doesn’t mean it’s true. Using the image of the mind as a house and thoughts as visitors — some kind, some noisy — we practice creating space between ourselves and our harshest self-talk. Through the phrase “I am having the thought that…” and a guided “leaves on the stream” visualization, we learn to notice difficult thoughts without letting them take over. We also mee
Today’s Seek Reality guest is someone whose work Roberta believes is especially precious, because he can help people who are seeking to better understand that what is going on is in fact happening in our MINDS. And our minds are all part of the one great Consciousness, that is, in fact, God at its highest point, and is in truth all that there is. So when our guest today talks about your imagination, simply remember that everything that exists is happening within GOD’s imagination, and your mind is a continuous part of GOD’s Mind, so your own mind is in fact extremely powerful! We don’t customa
Is it a scene like “The Last of Us”? Where our ecosystems and human tissues Riding wild and rodding like melted bad cheese Describing mozzarella under a thick umbrella Humans no longer function … they’re zombies With fungal brain eating healthy creatures Now, they become them …It’s an insanity and Overwhelms us to question! Can a fungus … Wipe out the human race? Yea, can a fungus wipe out the human race? Like tasting a bad salami in Miami … Hearing deadly tsunamis Racing like a zombies … Caused by earth’s crust Crushing as plate titanic How scary an apoplectic fungus That turns apocalyptic Is
On today’s episode, Dr. Robyn Koslowitz, Clinical Psychologist, introduces Bryce Hamilton, LSCSW, and our listeners to the concept of “post-traumatic parenting.” As parents, oftentimes we may feel like we aren’t doing a good job. We may yell at our kids, say something we wish we wouldn’t have, or give in when we said we wouldn’t. Robyn explains that this behavior has been learned at some point in our lives and usually that is through some type of trauma. Robyn identifies trauma as “any experience that is too big for our brain to metabolize.” Bryce relates to this with anecdotes from her own ch
Tina was born missing half of her right foot and the fingers on her right hand due to what is called Amniotic Band Syndrome. Basically, as she was developing, the amniotic sack had a thick band in an area and so it constricted the growth while she was developing… but she turned her disability into the an ability to make others laugh.
Join Doc Holliday this week as he looks into the tragic death of Jason Arday, a former Cambridge professor who obviously was hired in the DEI rush that has taken over academic institutions. Why did we used to use the ACT and SAT for college admissions? I know, I know many colleges still do, but a lot have stopped for what reasons? Find out the answers to these questions and more on this week’s show. Click on now!
R.A. Scanzillo has spent a lifetime watching, listening, and taking notes. In UNSOLICITED: Short Words & Random Chapters from a Latent Boomer, she turns those observations into poems and stories about relationships, aging, faith, addiction, humor, heartbreak, and the unexpected moments that make up a life. Scanzillo calls her poems “kernels of emotional experience”—sometimes funny, sometimes dark, but always drawn from the world around her. Hear her read several poems from the book and explain how growing up in a strict religious household shaped her life as an observer, why she considers hers
In this episode, When Fine Replaces Fascination: Jeanne Cummings Interviews Gina Maier Vincent, the microphone turns. Gina Maier Vincent, founder of Exquisitely Aligned®, creator of Underliving™, author, speaker, modern culture observer, and host of The Exquisitely Aligned Podcast, steps out from behind the microphone and into the guest seat for a special conversation led by her beautiful friend Jeanne Cummings. Jeanne is a business leader, strategist, and advisor who has spent her career helping divisions of large corporations enter new markets, turn around failing business units, and move th
There are very few teachers of the glorious truths about death and the afterlife who really have given that topic all the research time and attention that it needs for them to be able to understand it enough to truly make sense of it, and then to be able to teach it well; and our wonderful guest today is one of those few people. On top of all that, Sandra Champlain is gifted in her ability to be able to really reach out and touch people, in profoundly spiritual ways. Over the years, Roberta Grimes and Sandra Champlain have become close friends, and Roberta has come to think of Sandra as perhap
Are you married? Have you or are you being sexually, physically, emotionally, mentally, and psychologically abused? What have you been taught about divorce? Are you a Believer of Christ? Are you afraid to leave? Have you been told to stay and pray? Well, I think this episode is for YOU, if you answered ‘YES’ to any of these questions. Tune in, sit back and get the deliverance and freedom you so richly deserve.
This week on TAB Mindfulness Conversations, we continue our Summer Series . So far, we have learned about “fostering” change — trying new practices on like samples at the grocery store, no pressure to get it perfect. Eartha shares a personal story of practicing this with her son around his reading, shifting the focus from perfection to progress and a growth mindset. Now we are moving into our first self-compassion practice: self, not selfishness. What does it really mean to treat yourself the way you’d treat a trusted friend — the one who makes you feel safe, seen, and accepted? We notice some
In this episode with Dr. Danielle Dowling, Bryce and Danielle explore the paradigm shift that happens when moms reflect on the conditioning they had as young girls to be “good” and the realization that being a “good” mom actually happens when they are healthy. Being a healthy mom doesn’t mean forgetting who they are as a person outside of being a mom. Danielle explains that girls often learn that they need to be agreeable, impressive, low-maintenance, helpful, and generally, not to be a burden to others. Danielle’s work provides women, and especially moms, the ability to re-write their stories
Join Doc Holliday this week for a look into how the socialists want to take over the party apparatus of the Democrat Party. What do the donors think about that? What do the donors think about the 2024 Presidential election? Jesse Watters had a fascinating report about the Democratic National Committee, and we will look into that on this week’s show. Click on now for a great new show!
You know with a friendly note There are slogans … Some better than others This one, matters to me most of all They say “Time heals all wounds” I say and question “Does time really heal all and old wounds?” As the heart continuously pumps red blood Does it matter who you are and/or it doesn’t matter who you are? I have to pause and think! Yea, you do the thinking now! There comes entry of storms … earthquakes Tsunamis, tornados, cyclones, hurricanes Mon-STR-OUS floods not from a waterfall Terrestrial episodes from the unknowns Where can you hear the spirit break? The human breakdowns from psych
Global finance executive JP Ferrando shares the leadership lessons he learned far beyond the numbers. From trust and consistency to mentorship and lifelong learning, Ledgers & Legacy: A Leadership Journey Beyond the Numbers by JP Ferrndo is a reminder that people, not reports, are the true measure of success. https://www.amazon.com/Ledgers-Legacy-Leadership-Journey-Numbers-ebook/dp/B0GKF4DWFP/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2RY4B3T6AGCI6&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.y4GE2sb0n9dciKLTKO4aJQ.7ElMSrs5-QeQoMJgk9EI2yrdO8HM692hLhXnLdvKqU4&dib_tag=se&keywords=9798823061902&qid=1783486780&sprefix=%2Caps%2C357&sr=8-1
The Author Dr Eloise M Fulton-Taylor is a woman who knows her own mind and ambitions, she is married to Jerome and currently lives in Philadelphia in the USA. Her life over the years has led her to follow many paths both professionally and spiritually. The experiences she encountered in both of these areas in particular witnessing the relations between women of all genders, creeds, ethnicities and ages are mainly the driving forces that get her out of bed each day and into the community where she can best use her skills to enhance the lives of women and girls to erode some of the patriarchal v
Ledgers & Legacy: A Finance Journey Beyond the Numbers is more than a memoir, it’s a blueprint for purpose-driven leadership. From humble beginnings in France to the boardrooms of global corporations, this book reveals how resilience, adaptability, and integrity shape success beyond spreadsheets. Through vivid stories of overcoming adversity, climbing the corporate ladder, and leading with values, the author shows that finance isn’t just about numbers, it’s about impact. Readers will discover practical lessons on financial stewardship, cultural intelligence, and lifelong learning, alongside in
