Stacie Harris A Communications and Sales Technology Scholar, A Weber State University Woman of the Year A Body Language Expert Charity Founder for Single Moms A Financial Servant, and A Devoted Single Mother of three amazing children Stacie is a fun-lov’n momma who finds joy in helping others grow to their potential. She believes in people. Why? Because people believed in her when she did not believe in herself. Stacie inspires and empowers the single mother community through the I Can. I Am. Foundation. She educates and inspires them with skills to succeed emotionally and financially. Let’s welcome a woman who inspires you to “Get Comfortable with the Uncomfortable, and have fun doing it!” Find out more at https://the-syh-podcast.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Ari Coleman is principally a husband to Heidi and a father to Zoë. He teaches high school mathematics and is an adjunct professor of philosophy at BYU. His research interests include philosophies of language, mind, and religion, number theory, and music. Ari enjoys hiking, playing euphonium, and dancing with his daughter while singing "Once Upon A Dream." Find out more at https://the-syh-podcast.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Leta and Dallin Brimhall shared their admiration for makeup artist Tara Starling and discussed the benefits of men using makeup. They also explored their beliefs about spirituality, religion, and the afterlife, emphasizing the importance of personal accountability and the role of systems and structures in guiding personal growth. They shared their experiences with religion and personal identity, discussed the importance of love and kindness, and explored Dallin's work on an integrative, affirmational mindfulness system. Find out more at https://the-syh-podcast.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Regan J. McFadzean is a faithful and inspired young woman. At twenty years old, Regan has performed as a dancer, singer, and actor for sixteen years. Her creative spirit has always been her drive for everything that she does, including writing books (that are not yet published), starting her own YouTube channel, and studying fashion. All of her ambitions make her who she is and she is not ashamed of that. “When your ambition is greater than your fear, your life will get bigger than your dream,” says Farshad Asl. Regan plays in the Utah Pipe Band with her husband, Malcolm, as a tenor drummer in her free time. She also loves to travel, learn new languages, and spend time with her service dog in training, Sirius Black. “I would like to thank my brother and parents for always making me laugh and never giving up on me. Without you guys, and the help of my Savior, Jesus Christ, I would not be here having this amazing experience. And to my wonderful husband, thank you for pushing me to achieve my dreams and being there right by my side. I love you, sweetheart! ” This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Mike Rayburn is a Hall of Fame Speaker and Two-time TED Talk Presenter who inspires a new mindset and real solutions for organizations that want to elevate, innovate, and transform. Rayburn’s solutions are bold, effective, and proven. The true inspiration, though lies in the experience Rayburn creates. He uses world-class guitar (Carnegie Hall headliner) and humor (Las Vegas headliner) to create a transformational program unlike any in the world, generating real results and conference ROI. In addition to his writing and musical endeavors, Mike is an avid weightlifter, cyclist, hiker, paddleboarder, and kayaker. He travels the world with his wife, Kimberly, when not at home or holding “What IF Weekend” retreats at their home in Reno/Tahoe, NV. To know more about Mike, visit mikerayburn.com. Mike is married to Kimberly Faith Rayburn, who is a sought-after breathwork practitioner, a speaker on the power and necessity of “play,” ), and a co-facilitator with Mike in their “What IF Weekend” events and “Virtuoso Underground” community. Find out more at https://the-syh-podcast.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Episode Notes As a stay-at-home mother, Lyndsie Jones never thought she would be a parent to twelve children. Born and raised in Provo, Utah, her parents divorced when she was four years old and lived with her mother and 3 older siblings. Her maternal grandparents took care of her most of her formative years and gave her a beautiful childhood amongst the challenges. Due to her mother’s mental illness, she moved into a relative’s home at the age of thirteen where she had consistent, healthy, loving parental figures through her teenage years.    After high school she started college with a focus in psychology, however, plans changed when she met and married her first husband and shortly thereafter gave birth to their first son. Through the years the marriage was increasingly turbulent, and the number of children grew to six as the marriage ended in divorce.    While single-parenting six children, she started an in-home daycare while attending college to complete her associates in behavioral science, and after her bachelor’s in elementary education. She met a wonderful man with five children. They married just before the covid pandemic, bringing the total number of children to 11. The next year brought another little baby, making a total an even dozen. Together, Eric and Lyndsie parent a house full of chaos and love as they navigate life. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Episode Notes The conversation between Leta and Dr. Morgana Macabe Allen revolved around their respective names and backgrounds. Dr. Morgana shared that her name was not originally Jennifer, but was instead named after a character from Arthurian legend. Leta also revealed some of her own background, including her upbringing as a truck driver's daughter and her experiences with abuse. The conversation also touched on the idea of ideals and striving for growth, rather than simply following momentary pleasures. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Episode Notes Bonnie is an IFS (Internal Family Systems, or parts work) life coach. She helps women who feel trapped in their relationships as wives or mothers to discover healing and joy through connecting deeply with themselves. Known as the "Self-Talk Sherpa," Bonnie is passionate about self-talk because it's the HOW behind self-knowledge, self-love, and self-leadership, the three pillars she teaches about. She loves being a soccer mom of four awesome kids. She went through a divorce five years ago after feeling trapped in a disconnected marriage and has since figured out who she is. She nerds out about Jungian psychology, Shadow work, and Archetypes. Bonnie is a poetry enthusiast, having memorized 122+ poems and loves reciting them. She plays HARD--always looking for the next adventure! She loves hiking, dancing, Pickleball, and traveling.

Episode Notes I am Virginia Heiner, I was born and raised in Utah. I was adopted at birth. I met my now husband in High School but it is important to note that we were not high school sweethearts. We hung out in the same crowd and went on 1 date in which I asked him and his mom responded for him. It's a funny story but essentially he was a stalker and very persistent, clearly he won as we have been married for 18 years and counting and have 4 amazing kids. We currently reside in Holladay, UT in the home my Mother-in-Law grew up in. Among being a Mom, Wife and all the other titles we gather as we grow through life. I work as an English/American Sign Language Interpreter in our community serving the Deaf and Hard of Hearing and Hearing community. Bridging language and cultural barriers. I enjoy cooking, but not cleaning up afterwards to remedy that I came up with a great system. Rule my home is if you cooked dinner you don't have to clean up afterwards. Win for me! I enjoy naps, spending time with my family and friends. I am an extrovert through and through. If you meet me, I consider you a friend and you are stuck with me. I strongly believe that we are ultimately responsible for ourselves, owning my errors and even our own trauma and healing, I strongly believe in helping others whenever possible. And that we should always show kindness and love to others. Showing up daily with compassion and empathy towards our fellow humans that are growing in this life is the ultimate task and isn't always easy to do.