Monday Morning Joe: Cup of Joe for Two
Warning: Today’s Monday Morning Joe contains sensitive topics taking place within a film. Today’s guest is fellow Longview High School Alumni Nathan Chandler. Nathan joins
May 22, 2023
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Warning: Today’s Monday Morning Joe contains sensitive topics taking place within a film. Today’s guest is fellow Longview High School Alumni Nathan Chandler. Nathan joins
Self-care is thrown around a lot in organizations struggling with staff burnout or staff turnover due to burnout. It’s usually brought up or recommended before
Lacy is the Vice President of Financial Development here at the Y. Her work revolves around relationship building, partnerships, and leading with purpose. She is
May is National Water Safety Month. When the weather starts to heat up, the pools, lakes, oceans, rivers and other bodies of water start calling! While
Today’s Cup of Joe for Two guest is Charles Gosset, certified Life Purpose Coach, certified Addiction Recovery Coach (PCC, CPRC) and founder of Full Integration Coaching
In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month in May, the YMCA of Greater Oklahoma City is encouraging community members to care for themselves and others.
In systems theory, emotional triangles are a relationship dynamic between three persons or two persons and an issue, to stabilize the relationship. In his book
One way to look at the world and ourselves is to see how we are all connected in a system, and each action or reaction
A KeepMovingOKC Blog April is Stress Awareness Month. Stress is a part of everyone’s lives whether we like it or not. It’s a part
A couple of weeks ago, I talked about the concept of self-differentiation and its relation to being an agent in God’s mission to heal the
Warning: Today’s Monday Morning Joe contains sensitive topics taking place within a film. Today’s guest is fellow Longview High School Alumni Nathan Chandler. Nathan joins Cup of Joe to talk about one of his favorite movies, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. Nathan hosts Movies are Life, a podcast that
Self-care is thrown around a lot in organizations struggling with staff burnout or staff turnover due to burnout. It’s usually brought up or recommended before the inevitable happens and a staff member quits. It’s often used as a reaction to instead of a preventive measure or a call to organizational
Lacy is the Vice President of Financial Development here at the Y. Her work revolves around relationship building, partnerships, and leading with purpose. She is passionate about leadership development, with a strong focus on women in the workplace, equity and organizational culture. With a husband, two boys and four dogs
May is National Water Safety Month. When the weather starts to heat up, the pools, lakes, oceans, rivers and other bodies of water start calling! While swimming can be a very enjoyable activity this summer, it is important to remind all parents and caregivers of the importance of water safety. The
Today’s Cup of Joe for Two guest is Charles Gosset, certified Life Purpose Coach, certified Addiction Recovery Coach (PCC, CPRC) and founder of Full Integration Coaching in Oklahoma City. Charles’ focus is on empowering passionate difference makers to lead courageous, authentic lives so that they can find and fulfill their purpose.
In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month in May, the YMCA of Greater Oklahoma City is encouraging community members to care for themselves and others. Mental health is how we think, feel and act. At the Y, we recognize that we all have mental health, and mental health is an
In systems theory, emotional triangles are a relationship dynamic between three persons or two persons and an issue, to stabilize the relationship. In his book Generation to Generation, Edwin Friedman describes an emotional triangle this way: The basic law of emotional triangles is that when any two parts of a
One way to look at the world and ourselves is to see how we are all connected in a system, and each action or reaction in the system sends out a ripple. Based on the family system we originated from, we have a specific reaction to the ripple. For some
A KeepMovingOKC Blog April is Stress Awareness Month. Stress is a part of everyone’s lives whether we like it or not. It’s a part of everyone’s lives so much so that since 1992 every April is recognized as Stress Awareness Month. Without a doubt, stress takes a huge toll
A couple of weeks ago, I talked about the concept of self-differentiation and its relation to being an agent in God’s mission to heal the world. I would like to expand that thought for today’s Monday Morning Joe and tie it into a post-Easter message. Self-differentiation has to do with
Warning: Today’s Monday Morning Joe contains sensitive topics taking place within a film. Today’s guest is fellow Longview High School Alumni Nathan Chandler. Nathan joins Cup of Joe to talk about one of his favorite movies, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. Nathan hosts Movies are Life, a podcast that
Self-care is thrown around a lot in organizations struggling with staff burnout or staff turnover due to burnout. It’s usually brought up or recommended before the inevitable happens and a staff member quits. It’s often used as a reaction to instead of a preventive measure or a call to organizational
Lacy is the Vice President of Financial Development here at the Y. Her work revolves around relationship building, partnerships, and leading with purpose. She is passionate about leadership development, with a strong focus on women in the workplace, equity and organizational culture. With a husband, two boys and four dogs
May is National Water Safety Month. When the weather starts to heat up, the pools, lakes, oceans, rivers and other bodies of water start calling! While swimming can be a very enjoyable activity this summer, it is important to remind all parents and caregivers of the importance of water safety. The
Today’s Cup of Joe for Two guest is Charles Gosset, certified Life Purpose Coach, certified Addiction Recovery Coach (PCC, CPRC) and founder of Full Integration Coaching in Oklahoma City. Charles’ focus is on empowering passionate difference makers to lead courageous, authentic lives so that they can find and fulfill their purpose.
In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month in May, the YMCA of Greater Oklahoma City is encouraging community members to care for themselves and others. Mental health is how we think, feel and act. At the Y, we recognize that we all have mental health, and mental health is an
In systems theory, emotional triangles are a relationship dynamic between three persons or two persons and an issue, to stabilize the relationship. In his book Generation to Generation, Edwin Friedman describes an emotional triangle this way: The basic law of emotional triangles is that when any two parts of a
One way to look at the world and ourselves is to see how we are all connected in a system, and each action or reaction in the system sends out a ripple. Based on the family system we originated from, we have a specific reaction to the ripple. For some
A KeepMovingOKC Blog April is Stress Awareness Month. Stress is a part of everyone’s lives whether we like it or not. It’s a part of everyone’s lives so much so that since 1992 every April is recognized as Stress Awareness Month. Without a doubt, stress takes a huge toll
A couple of weeks ago, I talked about the concept of self-differentiation and its relation to being an agent in God’s mission to heal the world. I would like to expand that thought for today’s Monday Morning Joe and tie it into a post-Easter message. Self-differentiation has to do with
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