109 - Holiday Peace

12/14/22 • 25 min

Catholic Life Coach For Men

Holidays are rough. The statistics are clear, most people have the most negative emotions during the holidays.

Ironic, eh? The devil does a good job ruining our "holy-days."

But what if it didn't have to be that way?

Do you want to have a "peaceful" holiday?

If so, I encourage you to listen to this episode as I offer six practical ways to transform your holiday experience. I'm not promising they'll be easy - or even comfortable! Instead though, they bring you closer to God and thus closer to peace.

I wish you the best holiday season; celebrate the birth of our Lord and the celebration of Our Lady with joy and peace!

Holidays are rough. The statistics are clear, most people have the most negative emotions during the holidays.

Ironic, eh? The devil does a good job ruining our "holy-days."

But what if it didn't have to be that way?

Do you want to have a "peaceful" holiday?

I wish you the best holiday season; celebrate the birth of our Lord and the celebration of Our Lady with joy and peace!

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108 - The Power of your mind with Dr Vic Manzo

Are you blaming someone or something else for that problem in your life?

Most of us humans do a horrible job of really taking responsibility for the fact that God gave us the power to create our own futures.

Most of us spend a lot of time being angry over something that deep down we really can fix.

I want to invite you to stop being one of those people. Life really is that much better once you stop playing a victim - and you have that power in your mind right now.

Join me in this episode as Dr. Vic Manzo and I discuss how powerful your mindset is. From the quantum level up to the macro level, your mind determines everything. He gives some practical advice and encouragement to make big changes, right now!

You can read more about Dr. Vic at his website https://www.empoweryourreality.com/links

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It's surprisingly easy to define ourselves by what we do. Most of us do! Not only is this not healthy, it sets us up for some major confusion when our job changes.

This may at first seem trivial, but I've worked with many clients who have what is called an "identity wound." Common ones include "I'm broken," "I'm not enough," and "I'm not really a man."

Often, we cling to our job as a replacement for this deeper identity problem. This doesn't work.

Join me in this episode as Dr. Keagen Hadley explores his own broken identity. It doesn't seem like a torn ACL would be an event needing psychological intervention, but when it destroyed his ability to be who he thought he was, things became dark. Using a new type of ACT therapy, he fought back and earned his freedom.

You can read more about Keagen at his website:

https://keagenhadley.com/