The Next Right Thing

Exploring the importance of discernment in decision-making, embracing discomfort in the process, and focusing on the journey of discernment rather than the outcome. Learn about the benefits of pre-ordering the book and receiving bonus gifts to assist with life's transitions.

Discover the art of mindful decision-making, especially for those who find it hard to say no. Explore strategies that can help navigate decision fatigue and embrace the power of 'maybe.' Learn how to set healthy boundaries while reflecting on opportunities and choices. The conversation also hints at an upcoming book that aims to guide listeners through the complexities of life's transitions. Get ready to transform your approach to decisions and take confident steps forward!

The podcast explores the struggles of parenting during the pandemic, including generation gaps, involvement, and regret. It discusses the advice of finding internal freedom and not taking parenting too seriously. The concept of cultivating a liturgy of light-heartedness and benevolent detachment is explored, along with the delicate balance of nurturing and letting go. The importance of creating space for others to grow and practicing self-kindness is emphasized.

In this podcast, the host shares what's saving her winter life, including the joy of winter light, benefits of a walking pad, and the importance of local team members. She also discusses creating comfort and joy in winter, evolving faith, and the impact of daily decisions on life.

The speaker emphasizes the importance of acknowledging hellos and goodbyes in life and offers resources to bless these moments. They introduce an audio collection and companion workbook for blessings, and invite listeners to join the book launch team. Exploring beginnings and endings, they highlight the different emotions associated with hellos and goodbyes. The speaker discusses recognizing and embracing these seasons of life and invites listeners to join the launch team for the book 'How to Walk into a Room'.

Chances are, in some area of your life, you're either thinking through a big decision, working to clear up your brain from some false narratives, or maybe you're feeling like you're in a funk, but you can't quite figure out why. Sometimes, you just need someone to help you get unstuck and to take one next right step forward. So that's what we'll work today to do together. LINKS + RESOURCES FROM THIS EPISODE: Preorder How to Walk Into a Room Have a Beautiful, Terrible Day! by Kate Bowler Subscribe to The Soul Minimalist on Substack Order The Next Right Thing Guided Journal Grab a copy of my book The Next Right Thing Find me on Instagram @emilypfreeman Download the transcript

In this podcast, the speaker discusses the idea of treating January as a new week between Christmas and the New Year, spreading out planning and reflection throughout the month. They explore the concept of soul minimalism and its application in creating space for desires, community, and calling in our lives. The importance of intentionally choosing one's absence to create more impact with their presence is emphasized. The podcast also explores the significance of planning rest and offers reflective questions for self-assessment. Reflecting on various aspects of life and making intentional choices about absence and presence, while exploring life-giving practices and finding God.

It's my annual, "I'm here, but I'm not really here" episode. I'll only keep you for two minutes. We'll be back next week for our first real episode of 2024. You can take the survey here until Monday, January 8. LINKS + RESOURCES FROM THIS EPISODE: Take the survey Download the transcript

LINKS + RESOURCES FROM THIS EPISODE: 10 Questions for Reflection and Discernment The Lazy Genius Chickpea Bowl Preorder How to Walk Into a Room Subscribe to The Soul Minimalist on Substack Order The Next Right Thing Guided Journal Grab a copy of my book The Next Right Thing Find me on Instagram @emilypfreeman Download the transcript

The podcast discusses finding peace and embracing 'okayness' through a meditation on being okay. It also reflects on Advent and waiting for Jesus, emphasizing the importance of waiting in silence and experiencing his presence in the present.