Live Your True Life Perspectives With Ashley Berges

Moving homes, changing communities, and leaving behind our friends affects us all in different ways. Marla Huehmer author of "The Big Move" joins Ashley Berges on Live Your True Life Perspectives. Marla is a school psychologist and creator of ThinkAheadKids. Moving to a new place affects everyone in different ways. Our children are affected more than we know it and we need to help them to deal with a family move in a healthy way. This show will connect with anyone who has had to move from their home and anyone with children dealing with these life changes.Listen on the radio or watch live here!

We give words immense power, and in the process we lose sight of action. Even though actions speak louder than words, we tend to forget that all together. We forget that in our relationships and within ourselves. We listen to what people tell us and we forget to see if they follow it up with action. There’s a tendency of finding ourselves in friendships and relationships that push our boundaries, if we have any to begin with. The relationships that we feel are true love may be a trauma bond instead. People we know may use manipulation and gaslighting to get what they want from us, keeping us confused as to what is really happening in the relationship. Some people know how powerful their words are and use profanity or racial slurs to depict their feelings, causing pain and sadness. Others realize the power they have and use the silent treatment to hurt others by cutting communication entirely making the other person feel in prison. When a spouse tells you every time you have an argument that they want a divorc

No matter the relationship, parent, family, friend, enemy, or romantic relationship, every person we come into contact helps us to see ourselves more clearly. The other people in our life mirror us in ways we sometimes are unaware. When we find ourselves in toxic relationships, when things get truly "bad" we may find the strength to go and find answers leading to answers to understand us and how we tick. This show is live and on the radio. Music is owned by Live Your True Life and the band Sons of the Lawless.

In today's live radio show, I will be discussing why we stay in relationships that don't make us happy and why we started living this way in the first place. In order to understand why we are here we must understand where we came from and how it began. Today's show will be exposing some ah-ha moments about life and how to make decisions that can make your life better. Dan Nelson joins us later in the hour and offers us a history lesson that you can't find online.

Isn't interesting how we catch the limiting thoughts of others but it's challenging to see our own limiting thoughts and beliefs? How do we begin to see how we are stuck in our own ways? How do we recognize it? And better yet. how can we begin to make the changes necessary to live our true life? Thank you for tuning into the live stream of Live Your True Life Perspectives, a nationally syndicated radio show.

We do great things from our imagination. One idea can change the world. Reading is a fundamental way to success. Crystal Bussell author of "The Cherry Larrys vs. Poison Berry" joins Live Your True Life Perspectives with Ashley Berges. Crystal is an author, mother of two, and business owner. Crystal and her family experienced the loss of their family throughout COVID and in the process decided to write a book to lift the spirits of her children and family. We discuss the concept of the book, how we as children look up to others and sometimes we have to stand up to them and stand up for our values even though we care about them. The concept of staying true to ourselves is present throughout the entire story. This is a great story to read to your children or grandchildren. Catch the show, and connect with Crystal, as she tells us about writing, overcoming adversity, motivating one's self, and creating stories for the betterment of our future.For more information on Crystal go to: www.facebook.com/cherrylarryadve

I've realized beginning on day one of our life here on this planet we begin to be programmed. We are programmed by our parents, environment, and upbringing. That programming impacts our lives in every way possible. The programming impacts how we interrupt something said or an action done by another. The programming inspires the creation of who we are and how we act in every situation and every relationship. The impact on our romantic relationships is huge. Do we follow a codepedent program? How about instead the savior program? What about the victim program? Do we find ourselves proving our value to someone we are in a romantic relationship with because we were constantly proving our value to our parents? By listening to this podcast, you will begin to recognize the programming you possess and how it is impacting your life. You will also be able to identity other people's programming. This is very eye opening and helpful to understanding yourself and the people you spend the most time.Do you want to achieve c

What does the new norm do to our thoughts? How does it impact our day-to-day life? How do we interpret what we see? This last year has been one for the record books with our new form of separation, extreme fear, the wearing of masks, fear of venturing into public spaces, and the issues that masks create by hiding our smiles and how it can interfere with our depth perception. In today's show, I begin with discussing the funny side of the new norm. I've found some funny "new norm" thoughts that are making me see everything including film and tv shows differently. Later in the hour, I'm discussing how separation and isolation has impacted our lives on multiple levels. Also, discussing how programming impacts our lives. This podcast will bring a smile to your face as well as perhaps at least one ah-ha moment. Thank you for listening to the show, please share your comments in the comment section!

Friendship, unity, understanding, tradition, spirituality, and mystery are all weaved into The Libertalia Trilogy. Mel Lewis, author of adult and children's books and the author of The Libertalia Trilogy joins Ashley on Live Your True Life Perspectives. Mel and Ashley discuss her inspirations for writing the trilogy, the depth of the character development, and the concept of the books. Mystery meets history in Mel Lewis’ YA fiction trilogy, Libertalia, aimed at 11-16 year olds. Filled with unexpected twists and turns, the Libertalia series starts its journey in a private boarding school in the Eastern Cape in South Africa. The story is a melting pot of friendship, mystery and treasure, peppered with suspense, intrigue and African legend. The series takes its characters on a journey to a sangoma’s (traditional healer) hut in the Eastern Cape, searching for ancient treasure in Zimbabwe in Libertalia Lost Fortunes, and facing family betrayal in Madagascar in Libertalia Quest for Land. The characters are diverse

Understanding oneself is key. We were once children and we remember how challenging it was to understand our feelings and emotions. More often our go-to emotion was anger because we didn't understand why we were angry or scared. When a child or young adult understands their emotions and is able to write about them and even draw them, it makes them more successful and more mindful. Ashley has a conversation with Shearin and John Lee on Live Your True Life Perspectives. They are the creators of "Big Changes, New Adventures! A Covid Feelings Workbook." This workbook is a thoughtful and cutting edge way to helping your children understand themselves, their feelings, and allows them to process what is happening in their life and in the world. Official Website: www.JoySunBear.com Like & Follow Joy Sun Bear on Facebook: @JoySunBearFollow Joy Sun Bear on Twitter: @JoySunBearFollow Joy Sun Bear on Instagram: @Joy_Sun_Bear

During the past almost eleven months, we have gone through a change of massive proportion. We have changed our living patterns and interaction greatly and many of us are feeling lonely or isolated. How do we communicate better, clearer, and with more purpose and passion. Dan Nelson joins me later in the hour for his historic perspective.

Many of us fall into a trap of defining people either black or white, angel or villain. This type of thinking can cause problems in our life. In today's show we are examining why we do it and how to be mindful to work to stop this thinking and way of life. #radioshow #podcast #blackandwhitethinking #psychology #selfhelp #philosophy

If you could change one thing in this world what would it be and how would you go about changing it? We're discussing world change and how to make it happen. Dan Nelson joins us live by phone to offer his historic perspective. Knowing what happened in past events helps us to create a better future. #radioshow #howto #worldchangers #podcast

How are our personal thoughts creating happiness, peace, stress, anxiety, and or all of the above in our life? In today's show, I will be discussing our thought processes, their impact, and how to become mindful and make positive thought change in our lives. Dan Nelson joins me on air-we're discussing anarchy and how it came about years and years ago.

We will be discussing loneliness, feeling isolated, inevitable personal and professional changes we must make, and how to embrace the changes. Dan Nelson joins LYTL Perspectives to offer the historic perspective. Be inspired, relax, and take away something that calms, helps, or makes you laugh!

We have all been children at one time or another, many of us have children, some of us are children, and some of us are working daily to connect with our inner child. Children's books can present a lesson and present it in a safe and powerful way. Children's books are not just for children, they can empower the entire family. Kiki the Homesick Koala is the latest book from notable children's author Max Lees. Max wrote the book as a self-expression when he was teaching English in Japan. He was feeling homesick and created the book based on his own adventures and feelings towards his family. Kiki wonders far from home, gains many experiences, meets lots of new people, and learns a lot about herself. Family and connection is very important to Max and he hopes to bring that family embrace to every family who reads this book to their children. Max spotlights what we can do to take control of our life, find adventure, but to get back home and appreciate the family and the familiar.Check out Max's website: www.MaxLe

What have we learned so far this year? On today's live stream of Live Your True Life Perspectives, I'm discussing change, upheaval, tunnel vision, awakenings, and some powerful things we can do prior to the end of the year to make it overall positive and fulfilling. Dan Nelson joins me mid hour, we're going back in time to talk about the history of a Kentucky whiskey empire. #Talkradio #2020 #goals #awakening #change #overcomingadversity

Many of us are awakening to new realities, some of us are realizing that we have been sweeping our feelings under the rug for a while. What changes are you experiencing right now? How are you dealing with those changes and awakenings? Many are awakening to communication issues in their household. How do we open up the line of communication in our marriage? How do we begin to understand our feelings, emotions, and needs? Dan Nelson gives us the historical perspective later in the hour, to expose that in the early time things were tough maybe even tougher!VzVQ8VMwOz5haByTA2XU

There are major psychological impacts when it comes to COVID19 and the way our lives have changed based on closures, new mandates, and new ways of life. The experiences we have lived through this year are firsts for most of us. Some of us have lost contact with our friends and family. Some people you may hear from often, others you don't hear from at all. If you live in a heavily trafficked area with a lot of people, you have seen the streets empty and the area at one time looked like a ghost town. The biggest question is: who do you deem safe from COVID? Who do you allow to your house? And who do you avoid? Why are some people safe and others not? Why will you ride the elevator with one person and wait for another elevator when it comes to another? It seems that COVID has separated us more than we were before and there's a silent judgment going on every day when it comes to who or whom to hang out with. Also, these masks are taking away from our personality and being outgoing. What about the stuff that is go

Many of us have a long-term relationship with doubt. We've allowed doubt to stop us from living our truth and it's gotten in the way of our self-acceptance. Many of us have lived through some sort of mental, physical, and or emotional abuse in our formative years. That abuse clouded our thought process about ourselves and made us question our worth and value. Diane Scabilloni joins Ashley live on Live Your True Life Perspectives. Diane is a thought-leader, mother, children's author, and mortgage broker who's published two books that apply to both children and adults. Diane and Ashley discuss both books, "Rulers Don't Measure" and "My Friendship with Doubt" and their purpose and impact. If you've ever wrestled with doubt you won't want to miss this show. Dan Nelson our resident historian and genealogist joins us to tell us a wonderful historical true-life story to connect us with our history and take our mind off current events!For more information on Diane and to reach out to her on social media: Diane's Offi