Rhythms for Life

How does creativity play into our healthy rhythms? How do you keep a balance of input when you're always in output mode (creating)? In this episode, singer/songwriter, Ryan O'Neal (Sleeping at Last) shares about his creative process, the permission he was given as a child to try lots of things, and what happens when you the creative juices stop flowing.Sleeping At Last's music is featured in every podcast episode for this first season and you can listen to more on iTune, Apple Music, or Spotify.To order a copy of Rebekah's book head here.To watch Rebekah on the TODAY show, click here.To take the quiz to find out what your healthiest rhythm is, start here.If you need help finding practical ways to sustain your emotional, spiritual or relational health, check out our good friends at rTribe. Their app can match you confidentially and securely with a certified coach who fits your core rhythm, and helps you experience the transformation you desire. All you need to do to get started with a free session is text RFL2019 to 555888. 

As a society, we are in the throes of a collective panic attack. Anxiety and loneliness are on the rise, with 77% of our population experiencing physical symptoms of stress on a regular basis. We feel pressure chasing careers, security, and keeping up. We worry about health, politics, and many other complexities we can't control. Eventually we find our minds spinning, trying to cope or manage a low hum of anxiety, unlike ever before.But it doesn't have to stay this way.In this episode, Rebekah and Gabe walk through the four rhythms featured in Rebekah's book, Rhythms of Renewal: rest, restore, connect, and create.You'll hear more about Rebekah's own battle with depression and anxiety and the pathway to establish these four life-giving rhythms that quiet inner chaos and make room for a flourishing life.Free download of the 30 verses for anxiety: https://rebekahlyons.com/anxiety Thank you to our sponsor!If you need help finding practical ways to sustain your emotional, spiritual or relational health, check out our good friends at rTribe. Their app can match you confidentially and securely with a certified coach who fits your core rhythm, and helps you experience the transformation you desire. All you need to do to get started with a free session is text RFL2019 to 555888.

In this episode you get to meet Barrett Ward, founder of ABLE, and Marisa Pardo, their Marketing Brand Director. ABLE is a lifestyle brand focused on ending generational poverty through providing economic opportunity for women.You're going to hear about finding time to create and how it can make us come alive, but also the way it can burn us out. How do you find the balance and keep your anxiety at bay when creating and building a business? Though it may look different, we all have work to do. These rhythms help us walk through it so we can keep doing what we love for the long run.Shop their online store: https://www.livefashionable.comOrder a copy of Rhythms of Renewal here. When you pre-order a copy, you'll get 20% off anything at ABLE! Save your receipt and redeem the discount code at rebekahlyons.comThank you to our sponsor!If you need help finding practical ways to sustain your emotional, spiritual or relational health, check out our good friends at rTribe. Their app can match you confidentially and securely with a certified coach who fits your core rhythm, and helps you experience the transformation you desire. All you need to do to get started with a free session is text RFL2019 to 555888.

In this episode, we get to the neuroscience behind how we've been wired and designed. Psychiatrist and author, Curt Thompson, M.D., speaks to the formation of our brains and how God has designed our minds to process information and emotion; walking us through practical ways to overcome anxiety. Curt shares some breathing and centering prayer exercises you're going to want to try!Connect with Curt Thompson:https://www.beingknown.com/Anatomy of the SoulThe Soul of ShameNotes from the Show:Take the quiz to see what your healthiest rhythm is: https://rebekahlyons.com/One Nation Under Stress documentaryThe "6 breaths per minute exercise"Thank you to our sponsor!If you need help finding practical ways to sustain your emotional, spiritual or relational health, check out our good friends at rTribe. Their app can match you confidentially and securely with a certified coach who fits your core rhythm, and helps you experience the transformation you desire. All you need to do to get started with a free session is text RFL2019 to 555888.

In this episode, we're talking about how Millennials and Generation Z are dealing with anxiety and loneliness in the midst of a social media-focused world. Author and speaker, Sadie Robertson, shares what is working for her and her friends, how to figure out what to say "yes" and "no" to, and the freedom to be who God made you to be. Find Sadie online at: https://liveoriginal.com YouTube Whoa That's Good ft Sadie Rob Podcast Instagram Facebook Order your copy of Rhythms of Renewal by Rebekah Lyons HERE and head to rebekahlyons.com to redeem the free audio book chapters (the intro + one chapter from every rhythm). Offer ends 10/1/19!

Professional golfer, Ben Crane, and his wife, Heather, share how they have figured out the best ways to prioritize rest and healthy rhythms for their family in the midst of Ben's golf career, raising a family, and adopting their son. Ben shares some enlightening tips about getting the best sleep and Heather offers some advice and recipe ideas for the easiest and healthiest meals that work for their family. Find out how the Cranes rest, restore, connect and create. Want to figure out which rhythms in your life are strongest and which need attention? Take the quiz over at rebekahlyons.com! Helpful Links from the Episode: Twitter and Instagram: @bencranegolf Take the quiz to discover your healthiest rhythm: rebekahlyons.com Order Rhythms of Renewal [HERE] ["Sleep is Your Superpower" TED Talk by Matt Walker] Red Light Therapy through Joove: https://joovv.com Find more resources for healthy living from Dr. Axe: https://draxe.com/ Ben's recommended chips: https://jacksonshonest.com/ Reverse Osmosis Water: When water is forced across a semi-permeable membrane that removes impurities and allows you to drink the purest portion of drinking water. https://www.espwaterproducts.com/understanding-ro/

Rebekah Lyons, expert on stress management, discusses the importance of implementing rhythms in life to combat anxiety. She emphasizes the need for rest, restore, play, and connect rhythms for overall well-being. The podcast explores the impact of creativity and daily flourishing through intentional practices.

Gabe Lyons and Rebekah Lyons invite listeners to journey with them and expert guests into transparent conversations brimming with practical advice. From artists, nutritionists and psychologists to thought leaders, advocates and entrepreneurs, listeners will meet guests that will help them overcome anxiety and pursue everyday moments of abundance by establishing four life-giving rhythms: rest, restore, connect, and create. Find out more at rebekahlyons.com and find Rebekah on Instagram at @rebekahlyons and Gabe on Instagram at @gabelyons.