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Do you ever find yourself staring at a closed door? I don’t mean literally, but when you really want something to be different and it isn’t! You try to change what is happening in your life and you want some person to change and they aren’t and you can’t change it but you wish!!! What if you prayed instead of wishing?

Life is very challenging these days but what can we do to change? We can’t change anything but ourselves unfortunately. Asking for help is where you can find hope!

Today I talk about my closed doors and how my staring hasn’t changed anything! In fact it brings me back to my pity party! No one ever wants to go to a pity party, including me.

What am I doing to change?

Listen to today’s podcast and find out!

“If you truly want to change your life, you must first be willing to change your mind.” ~Dan Altman

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You are NOT ALONE I PROMISE!

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Elizabeth aka Bizzy

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Episode 449: Adam Nimoy son of "Spock" aka Leonard Nimoy

One would think that growing up with a famous Dad would be the ultimate gift! Walking around and everyone knowing your Dad and having the financial benefits that come with fame. Listen to Adam Nimoy, Leonard Nimoy’s son, aka Spock from the famous television show Star Trek.

Adam had many gifts growing up that his father didn’t have but he had other stressors and heartaches. In today's podcast, Adam talks about his life as the son of Leonard Nimoy, not only an actor but an alcoholic as well.

Father and son attended meetings and synagogue together and worked through the steps of alcoholics anonymous in very different ways.

Listen to his experience, strength and hope on today’s podcast.

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Elizabeth aka Bizzy

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Do you feel like you are being tested all over the place? 2+2 does not equal 4!

I am proud to say that I was a stay-at-home mom — it brought me so much joy and heartache. I gave it 100% and I don’t want to feel ashamed or stigmatized for the fact that I decided for me it was more important to stay home.

We all have to make our own individual decisions and make them with our spouse or partner.

My belief that Harrison Butker was an amazing husband and father speaking to college graduates about the importance of the stay-at-home mom. He had a lot of backlash but let's face it, it had to be said!

Life is hard enough and to think you are judged by whether or not you stay home with your children. I felt that it was a privilege for me to be able to be with my children when they were growing up. It was really hard at times and I didn’t have the money or resources like our neighbors but I did my best. It was my choice and I don’t think I need to feel badly for that choice.

Right and wrong….. You aren’t crazy! It is just all of that Noise…

Here is the link for Kenny Chesney’s song and the lyrics:

https://open.spotify.com/track/0XN2BcoaKE4Z2hnq1ZeDY1?si=ab77bb3830954696

Wreckin' balls, downtown construction

Bottles breakin', jukebox buzzin'

Cardboard sign says "The Lord is Comin', Tick, Ticktock"

Rumors turn the mills back home

Parkin' lot kids with the speakers blown

We didn't turn it on but we can't turn it off, off, off

Sometimes I wonder how did we get here

Seems like all we ever hear is

Noise

Yeah we scream, yeah we shout 'til we don't have a voice

In the streets, in the crowds, it ain't nothin' but noise

Drownin' out all the dreams of this Tennessee boy

Just tryna be heard in all this noise

24 hour television gets so loud that no one listens

Sex and money and politicians talk, talk, talk

But there really ain't no conversation

Ain't nothin' left to the imagination

Trapped in our phones and we can't make it stop, stop this

Noise

Yeah we scream, yeah we shout 'til we don't have a voice

In the streets, in the crowds, it ain't nothin' but noise

Drownin' out all the dreams of this Tennessee boy

Just tryna be heard in all this noise

Every room, every house, every shade of noise

All the floors, all the walls, they all shake with noise

We can't sleep, we can't think, can't escape the noise

We can't take the noise, so we just make

Noise

Yeah we scream, yeah we shout 'til we don't have a voice

In the streets, in the crowds, it ain't nothin' but noise

Drownin' out all the

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