Trust The Process! (EP147)

Only these two guys can take Napolean Dynamite, a grandpa and the Bible and MAKE IT ALL MAKE SENSE! Tune in for a hilarious show today with surprisingly brilliant insights for how to deal with life! A psychologist? A pastor who can throw the football a quarter mile!? WHAT!? And Peyton Manning is Mike's best friend? LISTEN - THEN SHARE WITH A FRIEND! Be sure to tell your friends about this podcast! Like! Share! It really helps out a "couple of guys!" LIKE! FOLLOW! SHARE! Be sure to LIKE and FOLLOW and SHARE! Help a couple of guys out wontcha!!!? #ChristianPodcast #FaithAndPurpose #SpiritualGrowth #ChristianLiving #BiblicalAdvice #ChristianMotivation #resilience

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"Twelve Two: How to Transform Your Mind"
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"Anger Management: TRANSFORM Anger Into Advantage"
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00:00 INTRO
04:38 Take a Chance!
05:24 Peyton Manning and Mike are Besties!
11:54 Trust the Process!
20:48 OUTRO

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A positive attitude and thankful approach to life LITERALLY - IMPROVES BRAIN FUNCTION, physical health, mood and relationship! Tune in for a unique blend of humor, motivation, psychology and spirituality to help you live your best life possible! Get motivated with this video about overcoming challenges and embracing adversity. Are you desiring God? Learn why a positive attitude improves success against challenges and is necessary for growth and success in life. A Pastor and a Psychologist make an unlikely team. Despite their professions, at heart they are just a couple of guys.

For educational purposes only. Not meant to replace treatment. Need help? Get help. www.PsychologyToday.com. If you begin to feel upset during this show, please STOP listening and call 988 or (800)273-TALK (8255).