Mindful Moment: Integrity is doing the right thing, even when no one else is watching. It isn’t an outward display or façade to make us look good, it is behind closed doors that character is put to the test and where it really matters. These two worlds cannot be divided, but must be lived out in honesty and truth. It will take courage and bravery, for integrity is not for the faint of heart.
60: What Trust Looks Like In Highly Successful Teams (Podcast)
"A team is not a group of people that work together. A team is a group of people that trust each other." -Simon Sinek. If we are going to reach our goals as a team, trust is the key. It doesn't magically happen, it takes time. In this week's podcast, Bethany talks about what trust looks like in highly successful teams.
30 Trust: What Makes It? What Breaks It?
Have you ever played the trust fall game with a group of friends? Holy smokes, falling backwards into the arms of your peers can be pretty scary, especially if you're not sure you can fully trust them! Ha! Trust is a key component of successful relationships in all facets of life. It is built by small simple moments that add up over time. In this week's podcast on trust, Bethany talks about what makes it and what breaks it, and the importance of being trustworthy.
28 For the Love of Parenting: Am I Screwing It Up?
There isn't a quick reference guide or map to navigate the uncharted territory of parenting teens. Sometimes it requires tough love. And, in the midst of holding the line, you question whether or not you are screwing it up and scarring them for life! In this week's podcast, Bethany shares some of her 'now' experiences as she navigates teen life with her daughters.
19 Vulnerability is Like Getting Caught Naked Ordering Starbucks (Podcast)
Being vulnerable can trigger anxiety and fear. Choosing to bare all and trust those closest to you will take your relationships to a deeper more meaningful level. Listen as Bethany shares her hilarious story of being caught ordering Starbucks naked, and how it relates to the risks we take with being vulnerable.
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