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Mint Arrow Messages
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Mint Arrow Messages is a podcast from blogger and content creator Corrine Stokoe who's best known for her fashion and deal blog Mint Arrow. In Mint Arrow Messages we talk to influencers you know and love about the REAL grit that made them who they are, the hidden stories of struggle, challenge and triumph. We're sharing their stories in hopes to create more awareness, compassion, kindness and understanding in a world that's starving for more goodness.
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298: Awakening Who "I Am" with Dan McCormick
Dec 17, 2024Tap to summarizeIn this episode, Neil sits down with entrepreneur and author Dan McCormick to explore the life-changing concepts behind his book, Awakening Who I Am, co-authored with Ken Shelton. Dan shares how harnessing the power of words that follow "I Am" can ignite transformation, awaken your potential, and help you achieve your fullest life.We’ll explore why words matter so much and how you can start using them to transform your life today. Dan also reflects on his journey as an entrepreneur, his passion for sports, and the timeless principles that have guided his work and personal growth.If you’re curious about how to rewrite your inner dialogue and awaken your full potential, this episode is for you! To learn more about Dan and his work, follow him on Instagram @danmccormick_ or visit his website at affirmiam.com. You can also buy his book here on Amazon.
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200: 7 Ways to Have a Christ-Centered Christmas
Nov 28, 2022Tap to summarizeThe Christmas season is officially here! My very FAVORITE time of year. I love the twinkling lights, I love all the peppermint flavored things, I love the spirit of giving, I love that people are a little more cheery (most of the time!) and I love the reason for the season, to focus a little more on our Savior Jesus Christ. Today I'm sharing 7 simple ways that I've found to be very effective to really put Christ in the center of your Christmas. This week’s episode is brought to you by Troomi Wireless, the safe phone that grows with your kids. Use code MINTARROW for $50 off the purchase of any Troomi device! Visit shop.troomi.com to order your phone.Go to lighttheworld.org for more ways to have a Christ centered Christmas. Time Stamps:[00:32] - It’s our 200th episode![03:08] - Corrine explains how the #LightTheWorld campaign gives you a super simple way to have a Christ-centered Christmas.[05:45] - Watch your acts of kindness stack up with a Giving Manger.[07:54] - Corrine talks about giving a gift to Jesus to make a Christ-centered Christmas last all year long.[10:38] - Seek and expect miracles.[12:24] - Ask Heavenly Father what he wants you to do, and commit to doing that. [14:14] - Write it down and act on it.[16:47] - Become an Anti-Scrooge for your Christ-centered Christmas. PART 1[18:28] - Become an Anti-Scrooge for your Christ-centered Christmas. PART 2[20:04] - Share your light with the world.[22:26] - Spread awareness of the good deeds of others, like sharing stories on social media.[25:08] - Give with your abundance.[27:07] - The gift of abundance can exist in many forms. PART 1[29:35] - The gift of abundance can exist in many forms. PART 2[31:22] - Thank you for being one of our listeners. We love and appreciate you so much. Supporting Resources:Go to lighttheworld.org for more ways to have a Christ centered Christmas.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
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186: Should I Marry an Addict?
Aug 29, 2022Tap to summarizeI get some variation of the question, “How do I know if it's right to marry someone who's an addict?” frequently in either my emails or DMs. And it's a great question! Today Neil and I are going to share our experience of knowing it was right to get married and how we landed on that decision, and how YOU can determine this for yourself as well. If this message resonates with you (or any other episode we've shared) we would love it if you'd leave us a review! And if you know someone who could benefit from this podcast episode or another, please share it with them. Thanks so much for being here. We love and appreciate you. Time Stamps:[00:44] - Here’s the definition of “addict” used in this episode.[03:35] - How did Corrine and Neil’s relationship start?[05:47] - Corrine recalls the Christmas season their relationship broke off.[07:38] - Corrine shares what she thought after Neil told her about his addiction.[09:36] - Neil shares what he thought after telling Corrine about his addiction.[11:04] - What foundational traits matter in a long-term relationship?[13:04] - Corrine had to let go of the “Rescuer” mentality.[16:04] - Don’t chase people off the cliff.[17:49] - Corrine and Neil talk about the “Rescuer” dynamic compared to classic fairy tales.[19:36] - How did Corrine and Neil figure out if they should get married?[22:12] - Everyone is imperfect.[24:29] - Corrine recalls a slip Neil had during their engagement.[26:54] - Corrine warns people to pay attention to spiritual promptings on relationships.[28:33] - Neil talks about the difference between challenges and signs to let go.[31:11] - What did Corrine’s parents think of her relationship with Neil? Has anything changed?[33:55] - Not a perfect marriage, but an incredible marriage.[35:54] - Strengthen your spiritual Wi-Fi.[38:32] - Have the courage to do what God tells you to do.[40:43] - The person experiencing the addiction must be willing to pursue recovery. PART 1[42:16] - The person experiencing the addiction must be willing to pursue recovery. PART 2[44:31] - Recovery is a step by step journey.[46:57] - This is a lesson that applies with any marriage.[48:30] - Choosing to walk through life together. Supporting Resources: “I Decided to Marry a Recovering Pornography Addict” Corrine’s article for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. “Cast Not Away Therefore Your Confidence” Talk by Jeffrey R. HollandSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
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132: Radical Candor vs. Counsel Together
Aug 16, 2021Tap to summarizeI love to read, and one of the books I started reading this year (after hearing many business people rave about it) was Radical Candor. This book has some GREAT lessons and takeaways, and in trying to implement the number one takeaway in the book, I felt like I really failed. Today I’m sharing what I think I did right, but mostly where I went wrong, who helped me to see the situation more clearly and most importantly, how to do better next time. Time Stamps:[00:31] - Being honest can help keep others safe and can avoid worse situations in the future.[03:18] - I talk about a time I challenged life with radical candor. Despite going through with it, I did feel a bit awkward.[06:00] - My father has a great ability of giving honest feedback. When I told him about the situation, he gave this tip about feedback.[07:40] - What is Neil’s view of the situation? He speaks on awkward moments in relationships and why not communicating doesn’t make things better.[10:07] - Honest communication in hard situations is all about the delivery of that communication.[12:51] - Sometimes it’s best to involve people in the process of the solution or criticism. I share what happened when I used this approach in parenting.[15:34] - Neil describes the importance of counsel and fostering clear communication.[17:43] - Retelling religious text, I give background to the story of the counsel and the decision before the creation of the Earth. [20:37] - We’re allowed to choose. It’s up to us to decide what we’d like to follow.[22:34] - Neil and I share the way we talked to our kids about healthy and constructive methods to handle feelings.[25:19] - Neil mentions the change in how our children manage conflict and feelings now.[26:46] - Neil and I discuss how amazing a great communicator navigates a tough position by referencing a biblical story.[28:20] - Communication is absent of shaming and berating. [31:10] - What are the attributes of properly using authority?[33:07] - Frustration is natural, but sometimes it doesn’t do good to project that onto others.[35:07] - Here’s the verdict on “radical candor vs. counsel together”.[36:37] - Neil gives the practical side of communication to remember when things don’t go as expected. Corrine suggests the one plan that always works.[39:31] - Take these tips for the next time you need to give feedback to someone. Supporting Resources: “Family Councils” Talk by M. Russell Ballard “Christlike Communications” Talk by L. Lionel KendrickSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
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17: Positive Parenting with Ralphie Jacobs: Parenting Principles That Work Like Magic
Jun 3, 2019Tap to summarizeI’m so thrilled to share with you guys a concept that has literally changed my life as a mom: positive parenting. And I feel so grateful to have the woman who taught me the ways via Instagram stories, on the podcast today, to teach all of you too. Ralphie Jacobs from Simply on Purpose shares with us today her basic principles of positive parenting and how you can bring the JOY back into parenting your children as you implement these simple principles. I’ve been amazed time and time again how her teachings WORK and I cannot wait to share Ralphie’s positive parenting magic with all of you.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
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