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Oh it's here! Part two of the Loving Your Humanity series. Danielle dives right in this week to share about the cross-pollination effect that takes place when we get good at self-compassion. When we get okay with our own mess, mistakes, emotions, imperfections, realness then we become that safe place for others and vice versa! If I'm holding myself to a standard of perfection, odds are I'm holding everyone else in my life to the same. So, what happens when I make a mess is what happens when o...

Join Danielle this week as she unpacks what it means to be human! Ok so maybe not ALL of humanity wrapped up into one 17 minute bite-sized episode goodness -- but more of her journey into connecting to herself with both compassion and empowerment through weakness! Did you know you're human? Did you know you're weak? Or have you been airbrushing and stuffing the human parts for so long that you've forgotten? Fun fact, Jesus himself was human and in His humanity He showed us how to offer grace,...

What is coming up for you in this season that you can't take with you into the next? If you're in a season that is bringing up some painful, ugly, messy, difficult stuff, chances are it's coming up to come out. Our natural bend may be to shove the difficult and painful stuff and keep moving without acknowledging the things that we need to be rid of in order to move into what's next! Danielle Stinespring shares this week about the season she finds herself in and how embracing your current seas...

Chat with me, Danielle Stinespirng, as I teach a few simple phrases that helped me validate and empower my kids in moments when I previously would have entered and engaged in a power struggle! These tools are incredible when used in relationships to children but we can absoluely apply the principles to our adult relationships as well! Take a listen and see what happens when "maybe so" is in your tool belt!As promised, my friend Tara Concelman can be found ok instagram @theconnectionlab

In my first ever chat-style episode, I sit down with one of my favorite people in the world to talk about how people are inherently good at fixing problems. But perhaps, this isn’t always a good thing! Join me and my first guest (who just so happens to be my husband, Andy) as we unpack why “fixing” isn’t always the best solution to a problem.

This week, we're diving in to look at how our surface response to things may not actually be what we're upset about... More often, our emotions are a clue of something else going on inside of us! Take a listen this week to find out why it's just not about what you think it is.