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Charlie Bird, a Missouri native, was Cosmo the Cougar at Brigham Young University from 2016-2018. He received national acclaim for his multiple dance performances with the BYU Cougarettes after ESPN and many other news and social media channels picked up his video that went viral of Charlie dancing (and keeping up!) with the Cougarettes. Charlie served a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Redlands, California. He is the author of Deseret Book bestselling memoir, Without the Mask, and hosts a top-ranked religious podcast called Questions from the Closet. Charlie recently received a Masters in Social work from BYU.Today you'll hear my interview with Charlie where he opens up about his identity first and foremost as a son of God, and a gay Christian and member of the church of Jesus Christ, and the journey he's been on toward accepting himself fully and completely. Charlie’s story is heartwarming and inspiring and was so helpful for me to have more awareness, compassion and understanding toward other LGBTQ+ people. I'm honored to call Charlie a friend and am constantly entertained AND inspired by his social media content so it really was a treat for me to just sit and talk with him today and I hope you feel the same way as you listen too. This week’s episode is brought to you by Aura Frames. From now until Father’s Day you can save on the perfect gift and visit auraframes.com. Last year Aura completely sold out for Father’s Day, so don’t wait! Listeners can use code mintarrow and get up to $20 off while supplies last. Terms and conditions apply. Time Stamps:[01:22] - Charlie Bird and Corrine met in Hawaii in the midst of food and dancing.[03:28] - It can seem that identities matter most when they influence how you can be viewed and treated.[06:27] - Charlie explores how his connections to the church and the LGBT+ community originally felt polarizing.[09:17] - Charlie recalls a moment of shouldering shame at 14 years old when he first started considering his sexuality.[11:39] - What does Charlie hope his story will help others with? [13:04] - Charlie gets honest about the time he almost became homophobic to try to get away from his internal battle.[15:43] - What is the story of becoming Cosmo the Cougar? PART 1[18:11] - What is the story of becoming Cosmo the Cougar? PART 2[20:08] - Charlie talks about his first time really being exposed to the LGBT+ community. Where was he?[22:56] - What happened when Charlie started to more openly accept his sexuality?[25:14] - Trying to be something you’re not inhibits every other part of life.[27:45] - The feeling of freedom is contagious.[30:46] - Charlie speaks about the realization he needed to share his story of embracing his entire identity. [33:19] - What is a good example of being supportive when someone comes out to you?[35:40] - Charlie suggests ways to approach these vulnerable conversations.[37:25] - Why did Charlie decide to come out more publicly?[40:11] - Corrine appreciates Charlie being a positive and relatable advocate for the intersection of the church and the LGBT+ community. [41:58] - How can we help church communities feel more safe and welcoming for the LGBT+ community? [44:46] - Life’s too short to not do what is calling your heart.[46:29] - What is Charlie looking forward to these days?[48:25] - The best you is “the real you.”[50:22] - Thank you Charlie! Thank you for listening!  Supporting Resources:Instagram @mrcharliebird Tiktok @mrcharliebird“Without the Mask: Coming Out and Coming into God’s Light” book by Charlie BirdPodcast “Questions from the Closet” with Charlie Bird and Ben SchilatyVideo of Charlie as Cosmo the Cougar performing with the CougarettesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

When horrible, unexplainable evil and tragedy happens in the world, what do you turn to? I'm a little ashamed to admit this, but I used to seriously question whether a little prayer from me could actually make a difference in something that happens halfway across the country, or the world. That all changed 3 years ago when our family was lifted by the prayers of so many people who don't know us personally but wanted us to feel comfort and peace during an unimaginably painful time. I would invite you today to listen to this episode with an open heart and mind and that you'll hear the message that is meant for you. Today’s episode is sponsored by Calm. Reduce stress and anxiety through guided meditations, improve focus with curated music tracks, and rest and recharge with Calm’s imaginative sleep stories for children and adults. There’s even new daily movement sessions, designed to relax your body & uplift your mind. Go to calm.com/mintarrow and get 40% off a Calm premium subscription.Time Stamps:[00:42] - Corrine opens a conversation about using her voice to speak on tragic events.[03:17] - Corrine once felt that collective prayers for tragic events seemed hollow and cliche.[05:05] - When did Corrine change her mind about collective prayer?[07:23] - Neil talks about the power of collective prayer during a hard time for the family.[10:15] - Corrine mentions what comment on social media made her think about those who don’t feel as connected to collective prayer in tragic times. [12:41] - Corrine shares a miracle that was only possible by prayer.[15:17] - Corrine talks about following a nudge she had to ask for prayers, despite not knowing if it’ll make a difference.[17:57] - Sometimes we need collective experiences with faith and prayer to strengthen our trust in miracles.[20:38] - Corrine talks about the power of praying for the leaders guiding the country.[23:22] - If we believe in an omnipotent and omnipresent God, why would we not seek God’s guidance?[25:42] - Neil explores the definition of prayer and discusses the relationship cultivated through prayer.[27:58] - Faith is active by the channel of prayer. Prayer is a two-way communication.[30:46] - Why don’t all miracles happen? Does it have to do with an individual’s faith?[32:39] - Hard times help us gain character, compassion, faith, and much more.[34:53] - Neil brings attention to understanding the nature of God. How do we step outside of ourselves?[36:56] - Exercise a practice of being rooted in prayer.[39:47] - Each prayer you say contributes to a greater faith. No prayer is wasted. [41:56] - Expect miracles.[43:39] - When you look back, you’ll see countless miracles throughout your life. Supporting Resources: Governor of Tennessee, Bill Lee, puts out a proclamation and declares a day of prayer, humility, and fasting.  President Russell M. Nelson’s message on US National Day of Prayer. “Prayer, the Passport to Spiritual Power” from the life of Spencer W. Kimball “Tragedy or Destiny?” from the life of Spencer W. Kimball Definition of prayer from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Bible DictionarySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Spencer Taggart, a LONG time friend of ours, has a strong background in social media and marketing. Prior to accepting a full-time teaching position at BYU Hawaii, he was the director of Strategy and New Business for Boncom and a Social Media professor at LDS Business College. Before diving into academia, Spencer was the Global Marketing Manager for Blendtec, one of the most successful companies to use social media as a marketing tool today. Spencer received his BA in Communication from the University of Utah and his MBA from Thunderbird School of Global Management. Spencer and his wife, Katie, have 4 amazing children and they live on the north shore of Oahu, Hawaii. Spencer and Katie bought an investment property in 2020 after God told them that it would be a place of healing and gathering. They hold womens retreats where Spence and his team help people discover their infinite worth and truest purpose in life, which is what we're going to talk all about today. Spence is going to teach us about getting out of the box, leaving behind the pressures and expectations of the world and embracing an intentional life of focusing on the potential God sees in you.Time Stamps:[01:13] - Spencer Taggart is a LONG time friend. How do Corrine and Neil know Spencer?[02:55] - Spencer shares how he came up with the idea for strategic framework sessions.[05:19] - What is a vision video?[07:38] - If you design your dream life, what would it look like? What would it feel like?[10:29] - Spencer says that all of us are born with confidence.[12:34] - Spencer talks everyone through a powerful box analogy for fear, limits, and progress.[15:04] - Here is a secret about how the “box” was created.[17:19] - Real failure is part of life and helps us learn.[20:09] - Living authentically can inspire others to do the same.[22:32] - Don’t get stuck in the box.[25:20] - How many times have you allowed fear to win?[27:49] - Everyone wins when you do this. What is it?[29:44] - When you move with love, you are courageous.[31:53] - Spencer encourages being more present with yourself. [34:44] - Follow along with this meditation guided by Spencer: PART 1.[36:26] - Follow along with this meditation guided by Spencer: PART 2.[39:00] - Live everyday on purpose.[41:55] - Truth leads to freedom and love.[44:08] - Spencer encourages you to get out of the box.[45:55] - Change your life and start truly living.[48:14] - What is Spencer’s gift?[51:10] - Tune into Spencer’s morning walk show! Supporting Resources:Learn more about the September 2022 Her Infinite Worth Retreat with Spencer and Corrine at herinfiniteworth.org *Sign up and join us for the retreat at mintarrow.com/retreat Spencer’s Instagram/morning walk show @sptaggartFollow along with the women’s retreats on Instagram @herinfiniteworthSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rio Grange lives in the small town of Hailey, ID with her husband and three children, where they appreciate the slower pace and beautiful mountain community.In the spring of 2018, she founded Work + Wonder, where her devotion to God meets her passion for design.Weaving together her roles as a mother, artist, and business owner has been a beautifully chaotic journey—full of countless lessons learned and tender mercies along the way.Today Rio and I get to have a chat all about her “why” behind Work and Wonder, how she feels God nudged her to really start this work, how the gospel has helped her deal with real life challenges, including losing her dad to suicide, and how she's now honoring his memory with a beautiful table book just in time for Father's Day. This interview left me feeling spiritually full to the brim and I hope it does for you, too. Time Stamps:[00:57] - Rio Grange’s two greatest passions are graphic design and the gospel.[03:15] - Rio talks about being nervous to go into business. How did she make her final decision?[06:10] - When you feel compelled to do something, negative narratives may come to disrupt you.[07:52] - How did Rio stick to her idea of starting a magazine?[10:08] - Rio hopes to make the magazine more “community created”. [11:40] - Things aren’t always easy, but it’s worth it.[13:46] - Rio says she is grateful for the bond she continues to develop with her community through positivity and vulnerability.[16:02] - What helps Rio be compassionate to other people’s stories?[17:36] - Rio recalls a part of her life that is an exercise of vulnerability.[20:00] - You never know who will resonate with the story you share.[22:25] - You don’t need to be perfect. Imperfections help connect us.[24:18] - If you’re going to chase something, chase the right priorities.[26:25] - The more we trust the Lord, the more the Lord can work in our favor.[28:24] - The power of simple faith.[30:54] - What inspired Rio’s table book?[33:38] - Rio talks about remembering the root of God’s creation. How did this influence her content?[36:33] - Rio gives a shout out to her sister for helping with the book.[38:14] - What are Rio’s thoughts on the connection between God and nature?[40:57] - Corrine expresses her feelings on combining content and spirituality.[42:53] - Never underestimate small efforts.[44:40] - Rio talks about staying connected to the community. Supporting Resources:IG @work.and.wonderWork and Wonder siteSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Marilee Killpack is a Utah native. First up in her life are God and family. Her husband and four kids are the center of her orbit. She considers herself a has-been dancer, dancing at the Juilliard school in New York City and at BYU where she graduated. Seven years ago, she co-founded an eight-figure business called Gathre that sells leather goods, yet she’d consider her biggest professional accomplishment convincing her husband to join the team(they love working together approximately 98% of the time). Her greatest goal in life is to become half the woman her mother is.And today I have the privilege of talking to Marilee, or Mare as I think of her, about her family’s unique journey of saving her child Abrahm’s life through his brother’s bone marrow. Mare shares all the miracles and tender mercies that she and her family experienced as they navigated this huge trial and the many lessons they learned along the way. Today’s episode is sponsored in part by Calm. Reduce stress and anxiety through guided meditations, improve focus with curated music tracks, and rest and recharge with Calm’s imaginative sleep stories for children and adults. There’s even new daily movement sessions, designed to relax your body & uplift your mind. Go to calm.com/mintarrow and get 40% off a Calm premium subscription.Today’s episode is also sponsored by Charity Water. Clean water changes everything. It means time, health, education, and opportunities — especially for women and kids. You can help transform the future for a family today. 100% of your donation will fund clean water projects. Go to charitywater.org/mint to learn more. Time Stamps:[01:02] - Marilee Killpack talks about the surprising pregnancy journey she experienced and how that ties into her son Abrahm’s diagnosis.[03:51] - Is there something Marilee was worried about the most?[05:42] - Marilee describes the conversation of searching for a match for Abrahm’s diagnosis.[08:01] - What is treatment like?[10:05] - Marilee talks about being inspired watching Abrahm’s positive and “meek” attitude during treatment.[13:01] - What does Marilee remember from the day of the transplant?[15:36] - This sentence left a deep impression on Marilee. Her son resembled a characteristic of Heavenly Father in this moment.[18:12] - Marilee wants to maintain her gratitude for life.[20:16] - Listen to Marilee recall a journal entry that snapshots her family’s miraculous experience in the middle of a hard time.[22:02] - Marilee says that writing a journal was her way of sharing her testimony and was also therapeutic.[24:59] - People showered Marilee with appreciation and kindness, which makes her want to give back more.[27:26] - Listen to Marilee’s story of kindness from strangers on a flight home.[29:32] - Marilee talks about a sudden change in health that caused an emergency decision.[31:34] - How did the pandemic impact the health journey of Marilee’s family? She explains why her family was on lockdown before the pandemic officially started. [34:19] - So many people felt similar struggles during the pandemic.[36:25] - How did Marilee’s family stay grounded in Christ during these times?[38:37] - We learn resilience through trials.[40:59] - What does Marilee feel she learned from her kids during the family’s health journey?[43:41] - Marilee says that doing this helps her feel joy and peace.[45:03] - Little things, over the course of life, are what change us. Supporting Resources: Marilee’s Instagram @marileekillpackGathre on Instagram @gathre https://gathre.com/See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Your motherhood probably looks completely different than mine. But I bet we have one thing in common if you're a mother too. I bet you have days where you feel really down in the dumps about how good of a mother you are, or you FEEL you are, that day. It happens to me, and I bet it happens to you. So today I'm sharing my go-to talk when the cloud of comparison starts to creep into my calling as a mother. Whenever I feel like I'm not measuring up to whatever standard I think others may have for me as a mother, whenever I catch myself thinking I'm not doing a good job because someone's doing it better, these are the things I do to help get my mindset back on track and my vision clear and really see motherhood the way I believe God would have me see. Today’s episode is sponsored by Aura Frames. An Aura frame brings all your photos and videos together in one gorgeous high resolution display. Preload any frame with meaningful memories and a special message that will appear as soon as it’s set-up. Invite the whole family to add to the frame and feel close from anywhere. Go to auraframes.com and use code MINTARROW to get up to $40 off of purchase while supplies last.Time Stamps:[01:00] - Today’s episode is about appreciating motherhood.[04:45] - Corrine shares this analogy that shows why motherhood comes in different forms.[07:42] - Corrine and Neil discuss how the motherhood of their upbringing may be different.[09:23] - You don’t need to compare your motherhood to other mothers. Do this instead.[11:54] - Corrine reveals how she realized that her pride held her back from following her version of motherhood.[14:21] - You deliver motherhood in a way that preserves the fruits of your efforts best.[16:56] - Everyone’s family life is going to be different, but Heavenly Father knows exactly what the needs of the family are.[19:22] - Bring the fruits of the spirit into your home.[21:43] - Corrine reminisces on the tougher parts of motherhood. For her, it was the toddler phase.[23:54] - Learn throughout every phase of motherhood.[25:59] - Corrine and Neil assure everyone that parenthood isn’t always great, but you can usually laugh at it later.[28:27] - Corrine talks about learning to be more attentive to the path of her own motherhood.[31:01] - Don’t get obsessive about motherhood. You’re doing better than you think.[33:58] - Give yourself grace as a mother.[35:46] - Uplift fellow mothers. Supporting Resources: “Baskets and Bottles” Talk by Chieko N. Okazaki “Beware of Pride” Talk by Ezra Taft Benson “Behold Thy Mother” Jeffrey R. HollandSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Anna Macfarlane is a marketing expert who coaches companies and brands on how to connect with their audience and maximize their social spaces. She is the founder of MARJ MEDIA, as well as popular Instagram accounts @kidsaretheworst, @thingsaretheworst, and @annaistheworst, among other social media accounts and has a fan base of more than 500,000+ internationally & growing.Anna was one of People.com’s 10 Favorite Moms on the Internet and has been featured in The Huffington Post, Buzzfeed, Real Simple, and The Daily Mail, among others. She has written multiple guides, including Get SMART and Let’s TALK which give families tools to have great conversations about tech and social media, as well as create successful plans and contracts to use at home. Anna has been a personal mentor and friend to me and I've learned SO MUCH from her in the past couple of years. Today Anna and I are talking all about how YOU (yes you!) have something specific and unique to offer the world, how it's never too late and the market is NOT too saturated to start something new, how to parent teens with technology in a safe and smart way, and how to be the light that you want to see on social media Today’s episode is sponsored by Charity Water. Clean water changes everything. It means time, health, education, and opportunities — especially for women and kids. You can help transform the future for a family today. 100% of your donation will fund clean water projects. Go to charitywater.org/mint to learn more.Today’s episode is also sponsored by Aura Frames. An Aura frame brings all your photos and videos together in one gorgeous high resolution display. Preload any frame with meaningful memories and a special message that will appear as soon as it’s set-up. Invite the whole family to add to the frame and feel close from anywhere. Go to auraframes.com and use code MINTARROW to get up to $40 off of purchase while supplies last. Time Stamps:[01:27] - Anna Macfarlane talks about a recent and exciting launch![03:04] - Anna recalls her start in marketing and how her skills evolved over the years.[06:00] - When should you trust your gut? All of Anna’s skills came together when she recognized the potential of Instagram.[08:09] - Don’t tell Anna she can’t do something. She talks about the story behind @kidsaretheworst.[11:01] - Is social media too crowded? Anna compares the gift of sharing your story with spreading light.[13:55] - Sharing on social media helps connect people who resonate with each other.[16:27] - Anna explains how “Pain + Resolution” gives your skills and knowledge leverage.[19:09] - Figure out what your business provides, then brainstorm on how to share those points.[21:25] - Here are 3 questions to help you figure out what you will share on social media.[23:12] - It’s not too late to share on social media.[25:35] - Social media experienced massive growth and an evolution that helped accounts come across the ideal audience who needed them.[27:46] - You have to start telling people who you are so that you can transition what you’re sharing into a business.[30:53] - Anna explains how to make social media “work” when you want to grow an audience and talks about being willing to learn what works.[33:20] - What are Anna’s thoughts on parents learning social media?[36:15] - Teach kids social media use step by step. What is Anna’s approach?[38:44] - When is a good age for teens to have more freedom with social media? [41:42] - Anna talks about getting your kids accustomed to social media before they go out into the real world.[44:37] - Everything that is worth doing takes work.[47:12] - Thank you Anna, and thank you for listening! Supporting Resources:IG @annaistheworstAnna’s websiteIG @kidsaretheworstNo Doi beadsIG @shopnodoiSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

If you've ever felt like you're failing at being a disciple of Jesus, or even if you've just felt discouraged after making mistakes, today’s episode is just for you.Today’s episode is sponsored in part by Calm. Reduce stress and anxiety through guided meditations, improve focus with curated music tracks, and rest and recharge with Calm’s imaginative sleep stories, for children and adults. There’s even new daily movement sessions, designed to relax your body & uplift your mind. Go to calm.com/mintarrow and get 40% off a Calm premium subscription.Today’s episode is also sponsored by Charity Water. Clean water changes everything. It means time, health, education, and opportunities — especially for women and kids. You can help transform the future for a family today. 100% of your donation will fund clean water projects. Go to charitywater.org/mint to learn more.Time Stamps:[00:24] - Corrine explores Peter’s role as a disciple.[03:19] - How are we sometimes like Peter?[05:58] - Neil discusses the cognitive dissonance in how people fall short of their good intentions.[08:03] - Corrine explores Pilate’s struggle of choosing an intention to follow: PART 1.[09:49] - Corrine explores Pilate’s struggle of choosing an intention to follow: PART 2.[11:27] - Neil points out the love, compassion, and understanding exhibited by Christ despite people being fickle.[13:32] - What would you do if you were in the place of these disciples?[16:09] - Give yourself grace just as Heavenly Father gives us grace.[19:51] - Everyone is trying to do what’s right.[22:21] - “We’re not hypocrites, we’re human.”[23:51] - Neil talks about the path you are on being more important than how skillfully you follow the path.[26:35] - Corrine and Neil discuss having mishaps, getting back on track, and being inspired by others who always try.[29:25] - “You just can’t beat the person who won’t give up.”[31:36] - Always caring, never shaming.[33:46] - Remind yourself of how you evolved as you continue to strive forward.[36:13] - Corrine mentions what came to mind while watching the Oscars incident involving Will Smith and Chris Rock. How does this relate to the way we view each other’s imperfections?[38:57] - Corrine reflects on a time where she fumbled in her own path. What happened when her assistant quit at a bad time for Corrine?[41:45] - We can all learn from our mistakes to do better as we progress.[43:29] - “Try a little harder to be a little better.” Supporting Resources: “Be Ye Therefore Perfect, Eventually” Talk by Jeffrey R. Holland “Am I Good Enough, Will I Make it?” Talk by Devn CornishSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In 2010 Mandi Gubler started her DIY blog, Vintage Revivals, with a can of yellow spray paint and blind enthusiasm. Since then her projects have grown from thrifting and painting furniture to renovating the Santa Clara Mercantile building and turning it into her family’s dream home. The renovation was thrilling enough that it caught the attention of and was documented by Magnolia. 2 years ago she started a second company, Happy Happy Houseplant, and shares her love of houseplants with the world, teaching fun and approachable houseplant care. She lives in Southern Utah with her husband Court, 3 kids, and hundreds of plants. On a personal note, Mandi was a mentor to me in my early blogging days and was even my sponsor when I worked the 12 steps, and I consider her one of my dearest friends. Mandi and I are chatting today all about what it was like totally transforming the home they live in and how her passion has shifted a little from these huge DIY projects to now teaching people to bring new life into their homes by way of plants, and how to actually keep them alive. If you know Mandi, you know you're really in for a treat with this episode. Time Stamps:[01:18] - Mandi Gubler is motivated by connection and experience.[04:17] - Mandi believes she can make anything work, which drives her to be resourceful.[06:31] - When did Mandi release the need to force things into working? She explains her trust that what needs to be done will be taken care of.[08:55] - Mandi talks about how invested she gets into her extreme DIY projects.[11:44] - Intentional and intense DIY can be tricky when trying to fit a timeline.[13:51] - Mandi recalls a moment of being consumed in intense work. What did she feel? [16:07] - Mandi explains how she came up with an idea for another stream of revenue in her business.[18:29] - A moment came where Mandi needed to choose which project to give most of her energy towards. How did she choose?[21:16] - When you feel drawn to something, lean towards it.[24:03] - Mandi is proud every time she sees someone share their story of their plant projects.[26:36] - Mandi explores the impact the business and projects had on her marriage and her identity.[29:26] - Mandi shares her journey of creating more space between her identity and her work.[31:00] - Why did overworking make Mandi feel “okay”? Mandi shares a revelation she had about her work style.[32:50] - Projects should focus on the process, joy, and excitement. [35:13] - Mandi talks about feeling safe in pursuing her expression and work in life.[36:57] - Each person is much more than identities and roles; they are a whole person.[38:51] - Corrine talks about allowing yourself to evolve, and embracing the path falling into place as you work towards your goals.[40:07] - In the middle of difficult change, it feels bad, but that’s how we get to be better.[42:31] - We all have a beautiful light inside us that connects to the light in other things. Mandi explains what this means.[44:42] - Be open to connecting with what you are drawn towards. Supporting Resources:Happy Happy Houseplant  Happy Happy Houseplant IG Vintage Revivals Blog Vintage Revivals IGSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Have you ever had an experience where you stop and think, there’s no chance that that was a coincidence? Today we’re going to talk about orbits, and how the Lord puts us in certain orbits so that we can influence each other for good and make his purposes happen. We’re sharing some personal stories, in the past and recently too, about how certain people were placed in our path, or orbit, to work out the details of our lives and show us that God really is in charge. Time Stamps:[00:34] - Your precise human orbit illuminates the landscape of your individual life.[02:54] - Corrine tells a story of “chaos”.[05:07] - How did chaos turn into alignment?[07:36] - The opportunities that overlap are meant to be.[10:33] - If everything was predetermined, there’d be no need for agency. What’s the difference between predetermined and foreordination?[12:39] - Neil shares a story of “coincidence”.[15:25] - How did coincidence turn into a purposeful message?[17:32] - Things don’t happen by chance.[19:03] - Corrine talks about her persistence when sending support to Ukraine. [21:48] - Corrine kept trying to figure out how to get the monetary support to its destination.[24:29] - What was the orbit overlap that allowed the monetary support to finally be sent?[27:29] - Corrine recaps all the orbit overlaps that helped in her story. What are her thoughts?[30:10] - There’s nothing impossible for miracles that are coming your way.[32:56] - Miracles are reassurances.[34:49] - Receive personal revelation so you can live to your maximum potential.[36:43] - Each of us still has many chapters to write in our life. Supporting Resources: “The Tender Mercies of the Lord” Talk by David A. BednarSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.