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Act on Your Ideas | the Wonderfully Made Podcast
What will you do with all of your ideas? I love creative people. Especially the ones with big ideas. They’re able to turn a seemingly simple question into an interesting, hours-long discussion. The most visionary of all creatives can get deep into where they think the future is headed, what are some of the world’s greatest problems to be solved, and more. But, what are ideas if they are left unimplemented? Listen now! Don’t forget to rate, comment, and most importantly–share! Email: wonderfullymadepodcast@gmail.com Snapchat/Instagram/Twitter/Facebook: @divinehostess Listen on Apple podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.
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Love and Vulnerability | the Wonderfully Made Podcast
Can you love and not be vulnerable? Love is essential to every human on earth, and if being vulnerable is necessary to experience the deepest and greatest parts of it, why is it that so many of us have a hard time with it? Explore vulnerability with me in this episode, and enjoy a brief story I’ve written. This originally aired on February 16, 2017. Listen now! Don’t forget to rate, comment, and most importantly–share! Email: wonderfullymadepodcast@gmail.com Snapchat/Instagram/Twitter/Facebook: @divinehostess Listen on Apple podcasts, Spotify, or Sticher.
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Is Fear Weighing You Down? | Wonderfully Made Podcast
My latest episode is titled: The Chains of Fear. Journey with me through a one-day snapshot of the life of Clara. She is smart, responsible, and meticulous. But, is there more to her story? Are her actions rooted in prudence, or something more harmful? I think you may find a little of yourself in Clara. I know I did. Listen to the episode with Apple Podcasts or find me on Stitcher or Spotify. Don’t have either? You can listen now with Libsyn. Don’t forget to comment and leave a review! XOXO, Fifi
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Why Do We Settle? | Wonderfully Made Podcast
What is settling really, and why do we do it? Is it because we are lazy, or don’t feel good about ourselves? Is it because we have a lapse in judgment? I think it is fair to say we have all made a choice in our lives at some point that we later know was not the best. How can we make the best choices for ourselves with the given information we have? In this episode, we get into honest reflection about settling, why we do it, and it’s effects XO, Fifi Click here to listen
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Don’t Deny Your Blessings! | Wonderfully Made Podcast
Have you ever considered that the blessings you receive are also meant you shape you and grow you in an incredible way? I say this because, sometimes we pray for a thing and it comes sooner than we expect. Maybe if we are honest, we didn’t expect it to come at all. It could be a job, or love, or any other new opportunity. When it comes, how do we respond? A lot of us have a hard time believing we deserve the things we pray for, and as a result we can end up forfeiting our blessings because we refuse them or simply cannot even see them at all.…
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Have you made room for the things you desire most? | Wonderfully Made
As a little girl, I had very specific reasons for loving the fall season. Though I love mild weather, there was so much to love about the change of any season. I loved the sound of fallen leaves crunching under my feet as I skipped sidewalk squares on the way to school. I loved the bite in the air that caused me to have to consider one of the coats sitting in the back part of my closet. I loved the changing colors of foliage. Fall was also the time– with summer ending, that school would resume soon. Thinking of the fall season makes me think of my mother’s…
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The Things We Carry
We at times can find ourselves in a negative cycle, negative thought process, or just generally do not feel a sense of hope. The beliefs that lead us to a sense of hopelessness are a part of the things we carry, metaphorically. Like a well-worn backpack filled with items that are personal to us, we often travel through life with beliefs, ideas, and convictions which weigh us down. Our belief system is meant to guide our actions and ideas– but at times, our beliefs can grab us and keep us unmoving, stuck, paralyzed, even by a narrative that may not even be based on truth. So while we may not…
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The 10X Rule by Grant Cardone: What I learned
Personal development and entrepreneurship books are becoming increasingly popular. It seems like nearly everyone promises to have the key to success for business, or the key to life. What I’ve found, is that many books say a lot of things that sound good, but they don’t provide realistic steps for achieving goals. As a result, we walk away feeling motivated momentarily, only to later be doubly disappointed by the sensation leaving, as well as the lack of an action plan. What I love about the 10X Rule by Grant Cardone is that as soon as I read chapter one, I was bubbling with energy to get started on changing…
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Graduation Season: Transitioning in Life | Wonderfully Made Podcast
Graduation season is a reminder for me that life has important times of great shift and transition. These times are meant to mature us, but they are difficult and uncomfortable. I share 6 tips for shifting your mindset and easing your transition. Keep things in perspective. We often fear one move or one choice will make or break our future, and it causes a dangerous paralysis. In reality, we are all who we are, and where we are due to a series of choices. We have the ability to change course, correct, and move in a new direction. So, we must move. Move knowing, that we don’t know all…
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Surround Yourself with People Who Think Differently | Wonderfully Made Podcast
It’s easy to get stuck in a rut when we have done nothing to renew our way of thinking. So often we go to the same places, eat the same foods, and hang with the same people. How can we find new solutions in life and gain a fresh perspective unless we surround ourselves with people who don’t just think the same way we do? As we face transitions in life or difficult times, it becomes obvious how imperative a fresh mindset is. If we can examine our mindset, the people we spend time with, the places we go, and even the things we eat, we can likely find a…
