(Prefer to read rather than listen? Download the transcript right here!) Cheri and Amy process lessons learned from Lucille Zimmerman about play and grief. There are choices to be made in both. Will we choose the bonding of play? Will we let time soften and redeem? Click HERE to Listen to Episode #17     Recommended…

(Prefer to read rather than listen? Download the transcript right here!) We’ve pinned negative labels on some very human processes like play and grieving. Play is often consider slacking and grief is sometimes seen as a pity party. Lucille Zimmerman, author of Renewed, explains why both are essential to the full life and how they serve…

(Prefer to read rather than listen? Download the transcript right here!) Cheri and Amy process last week’s interview with Sheila Wray Gregoire through the lens of conflict and no-black-and-white circumstances. It turns out that messy doesn’t mean ugly. There is redemption and positive personal change that happens when we face the natural complications of life instead…

(Prefer to read rather than listen? Download the transcript right here!) For most reforming perfectionists, peace seems like the ultimate goal no matter how it’s attained. Sheila Wray Gregoire shares that true peace is often attained through painful conflict. She helps us to understand the difference between conflict and fighting. Click HERE to Listen to Episode…

(Prefer to read rather than listen? Download the transcript right here!) Cheri and Amy discuss the hard but important work of developing new ways to develop greater happiness. As they examine their own happiness habits (and their opposites!), gratitude, hope, and choosing the positive emerge as ways to break out of the rut of our default…

(Prefer to read rather than listen? Download the transcript right here!) Jennifer Dukes Lee talks about ideas from her newest book, The Happiness Dare, that challenge our church girl preconceptions about happiness. She helps Cheri and Amy answer questions we all have like: Does God want me to be happy? Do I have to act happy…