If you’re in crisis right now,

If you’re battling acute or chronic pain–physical or emotional,
If you’re grieving a loss–of a loved one, of a dream, of a physical or intellectual ability,
If you barely have time to take a breath,
If you’re caring for someone else–an aging parent, a sick friend, or some lively, needy kids,
If your life isn’t at all what you thought it would be–or wanted it to be–at this juncture,
Just know this: there’s hope, my friend.

Your joy may seem like it’s hiding–or gone.

I understand.
But it’s still there, I guarantee you, just waiting to be discovered.
And I do believe I can help you find it again…no matter what.

Start Here.

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Joy from the podcast

Podcast Episode 116: Lament

I don’t know about you, but when I was in middle school, I really enjoyed a good cry. I kept a diary--you know the kind, with the lock and key (like that could keep anybody out), in which, to be honest, exactly nobody in this world would want to read the ramblings of...

Podcast Episode 115: Stay Alert for Awesome, Part 2

So last week’s episode was all about awesome in the classical, deeply meaningful sense. However. I submit to you that there’s a lot to be said for “awesome” in the colloquial, rather shallow sense, which means, simply: pleasing; very impressive. So this week? Let’s...

Podcast Episode 114: Stay Alert for Awesome, Part 1

We use the word “awesome” a lot these days--much to the irritation of some people. The classical definition goes something like this: causing or inducing awe; inspiring an overwhelming feeling of reverence, admiration, or fear, as in an awesome sight or an awesome...