LOA Today - Your Daily Dose Of Happy Walt Thiessen

PJ discussed overcoming imposter syndrome to publish three books in just a few years. She shared feeling like a failure for not achieving her goal of being published by age 35. This limiting belief created self-doubt that negatively impacted her relationships.

Through self-reflection, PJ questioned what gave her the right to call herself an imposter. She realized her work and experiences qualified her as a writer, despite lacking a college degree. PJ learned that limiting beliefs separate those who succeed from those who just survive.

Walt asked PJ how publishing her books made her feel. She expressed pride in trusting her instincts to finish each manuscript and release her work. PJ's mission is helping others find their path by sharing what's in her heart. She fulfills her life's purpose through small acts of encouragement and inspiring readers to take courageous steps.

The hosts discussed distinguishing imposter syndrome from having faith in oneself. JodieLynn believed it comes down to one's mindset and choices. If you tell yourself you're an imposter, that's how you'll live. But through self-hypnosis and affirming her worth, PJ walked out of limiting beliefs and relationships that compromised her needs.

Both PJ and JodieLynn agreed emotional and spiritual growth is a lifelong process with no end point. As PJ says, every forward and backward step presents opportunities to learn and bloom where you're planted. Despite challenges, one can still find happiness through courage and intention-setting over self-doubt. PJ's resilience and determination to make others smile daily is an inspiration.

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Her website:  https://pjvictorwriter.com/

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Life coach Joel Elston knows the power of positive connection. As he explained to host Walt Thiessen, Joel aims to raise the vibration of every room through compassionate questions and humor.

Joel's approach involves learning about others. Absurd questions like "What's your favorite Beatle?" helped a reluctant teen open up. Perspective also shapes our outlook - when problems arose for a client, Joel's colleague saw it as "exciting," shifting Joel's mood.

Small acts spread good vibes too. Joel greets gym acquaintances daily with enthusiasm, like his friend who asks "How are you? Fantastic!" We can positively impact interactions simply by committing to positivity.

While cultivating positivity takes practice, Joel finds fulfillment in humor. Even a speeding ticket couldn't dampen his day - though he wished the officer had laughed at his jokes!

By meeting each day with gratitude, Joel models living life to the fullest. His heartfelt approach leaves clients feeling energized despite exhaustion. Finding our shared humanity, as Joel proves, truly is the best medicine.

Episode Page: https://www.loatoday.net/happy-place

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We've all heard the saying "You can't pour from an empty cup." But what does that really mean, and how can we apply it to our own lives? This emotionally-driven conversation with health coach Daniel Roz provides powerful insights into prioritizing our own well-being so that we can truly support those around us.

Walt and his co-host, Anne-Marie Young engaged Daniel in a thoughtful discussion about the importance of mindset when making lifestyle changes. Daniel shared his own journey of overcoming obesity through nutrition and fitness, which ultimately inspired him to become a coach. He emphasized that "developing a habit only occurs when things are super chaotic," encouraging listeners to embrace challenges as opportunities for growth.

While adopting healthy routines can feel daunting, Daniel stressed focusing on small, sustainable shifts over time. "Baby steps are an effective way to achieve [goals]," he noted. This approach takes the pressure off of being "perfect" while still moving steadily in a positive direction. Walt could relate to this perspective from his own experiences, knowing that consistency is key even when facing setbacks.

A particularly impactful takeaway was Daniel's perspective on defining "health." Rather than labeling foods as inherently "healthy" or "unhealthy," he argued that choices should be evaluated based on how they affect our individual needs and goals. This contextual view rejects simplistic judgments in favor of a tailored mindset.

Perhaps most profoundly, Daniel highlighted how prioritizing our wellness benefits not only ourselves but also our loved ones. "Improving yourself is the number one thing you can do to avoid burdening children in the future," he asserted. By setting an example of resilience and self-care, we naturally inspire those around us to pursue healthier lives as well.

This emotionally intelligent discussion left listeners with a renewed sense of empowerment. Small daily choices, when made consistently and adapted to life's ebbs and flows, can yield tremendous results - for ourselves as well as our communities. The best way to help others is to lead from a place of strength, wisdom and care for our whole selves. When we make our well-being a priority, we become true role models capable of inspiring meaningful change.

His website:  https://www.danielrazfit.com/

Episode Page:  https://www.loatoday.net/daniel-raz-israeli

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Life's transitions often spark inner turmoil as we question our purpose and identity. For many women, midlife brings this crisis as relationships, careers and family roles change. Sophie shared navigating divorce and cancer, facing the unknown with courage.

"There's all these types of transitions...a relationship issue," she reflected on questioning "what am I doing with my life now? Who am I?" Jodielynn also faced existential doubts at 39, relating to constantly evolving phases. Walt noted we challenge ingrained patterns through crises, rewriting neural pathways towards our dreams.

Taking action despite discomfort leads to freedom, as Sophie explained. "You don't care about anything external...you don't have to please anyone." Through self-awareness and forgiveness, we can embrace each stage of personal growth. Rapid technological change now impacts many livelihoods as well.

Yet creativity and human bonds remain vital fuels. In uncertain times, finding our voice and supporting each other in life's transitions gives light. By facing inner and outer challenges with courage, we can continually rediscover our fullest, most authentic selves at each phase of life's journey.

Episode Page: https://www.loatoday.net/finding-yourself

Joel Elston and Walt Thiessen invite us to expand how we see our place in the world. In their discussion of synchronicity, they point to a deeper interconnectedness that defies what seems possible from a narrow perspective.

Joel reflects on how even his most difficult days led to opportunities, if only he remained open. Walt echoes this in sharing his friend's story of unemployment blossoming into unexpected success. Their examples challenge us to rethink what we consider "impossible" outcomes.

Perhaps most striking is their vision of each person's journey enriching the whole of existence. As Walt describes it, we are all growing through connections seen and unseen, in ways that continually surprise us. Joel agrees our lives unfold within a far vaster tapestry than we often realize.

Rather than dismiss strange "coincidences," they encourage noticing life's mysterious ties as invitations to greater understanding. And in discussing technology's role, they see not limits but new ways to strengthen human bonds.

Most of all, Elston and Thiessen shine a light on gratitude - for the gifts within challenges, people who cross our paths, and insights gained from sharing experiences. Their conversation leaves us with a renewed sense of wonder at life's perfect synchronies and a wider view of all that connects us.

Episode Page: https://www.loatoday.net/synchronicity

Spiritual seeker Louis de Souza shares how a month-long political dive uncovered surprises. Through YouTube and AI assistant Pi, Louis immersed in parties, policies and global powers.

"I was stunned by America's military, political and monetary might," Louis reflected. Yet politics' emotional nature didn't discourage him. "My spirituality kept me centered," he noted.

Far from bias, Louis found politics widened his conversations. He understood corruption exists on all sides and in echo chambers forming bias.

Louis continues exploring - soil experiments, technology, discussions. Through open-mindedness and continuous learning, Louis inspires expanding perspectives on any topic, including those emotionally charged. His reminder? Growth comes through curiosity, not dramatic changes alone.


Episode Page: https://www.loatoday.net/louis-de-souza

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