Thoughts and Insights: Recent Episodes
Raphael Mendoza
My Podcast is about random thoughts and insights on life. So many thoughts come through my mind, and I like to create insight on how to challenge them as opposed to letting them get the best of me. Stop in and take a listen, I'm also open to what thoughts you might have on the topics.
In this episode I'm just getting the feel of it again and I've missed podcasting. Life distracted me and I want to get back to it. So just a look at whats been going on. Check it out.
Hello everyone, Wow it's been almost a year since my last episode! In this episode I'm just informally checking in and seeing how you all are doing. Tune in and see what I been up to, and thank you.
My Wellness Journey is where I finally started taking uncomfortable action. I been putting it off too long, and I had no justifiable excuse. Join me and get your Wellness Journey going. Thank you for listening.
In this episode I talk about the origins of April Fool's Day and the second quarter of the year 2022. There's things that I wanted to do as part of the new year but struggled getting stated. In this second quarter, I'm putting my foot down and taking uncomfortable action. You can do this too! Origins of April Fool's credit to History.com , also credit to Dean Graziosi and Trent Shelton for their inspiration and selflessness. Thank you
My tooth broke a couple of days ago and I was stuck with it being like that over the weekend. It sucked but I'm going to get it fixed. As I was messing with it I had this light bulb of insight go off in my mind and I had to share it. Here's my insight on it, I hope it sheds light on you and you take this as a key of hope and healing.
I stumbled on some notes I had jotted down on a paper some time ago. And as I was rereading them today they really resonated in me and inspired me to share them. After reading them again I did a reflection on my life and felt very grateful. So grateful that I had to share it in a episode. I hope they resonated with you as well and that you too can reflect and come to that sense of gratitude. Or maybe you discover that there's still work to be done in certain areas of your life. Which ever it may be, I wish you much blessings going forward. Namaste.
On Sundays I like to recap my week and set my schedule for the coming week. This weekend I was alone in a good way and I found myself doing a whole life reflection. We need these days to really inventory ourselves. What we find is that we sometimes take things/people for granted. I'm looking forward to this shift in my life, and gaining another year of wisdom. Namaste. Movie Credit: The Shift by Dr Wayne Dyre.
Hi all, I'm back for another awesome episode! In this episode I'm merely sharing some fun facts about February, which I thought were pretty cool. My research is credited to the internet, for which I'm thankful. So drop in and take a listen, and feel free to leave me a comment, rate my podcast, or share it. Thank you very much.
With two weeks into 2021 I'm just touching on how it started out for me, and also sharing thoughts and insights on things I heard while listening to Dr. Wayne Dyre and Brendon Burchard. Take a listen, it's pretty interesting.
In this episode I just wanted to share a small recap of 2020 and encourage you to find your blessings in 2021. Life is a journey not a destination, and I'm honored to be on this journey with you. I wish you the best in 2021. Be safe and start creating your best life.
It's Christmas Eve and I just wanted to share my thoughts with you on a debate I heard on the radio this morning. Also I want to recommend watching Christmas With The Kranks, in case you never seen it before, it's an awesome Christmas movie. With that, Merry Christmas to you and your family and be safe.
Good evening, I tend to play and sing a little at times. And since I'm in the Spirit of the Season I wanted to share a little piece with you all before I call it a night. Enjoy and have a good night's rest. Peace!
My heart is in the Spirit of the Season and I just thought to share the awesome wonders of what I'm feeling. I hope you can relate, and also I know it can be a hard time for some. Join me and let me wish you joyful and healing energies.
In this episode I share of how I learned to play guitar. From the Rock band KISS, to my dad's guitar, to my first guitar, and to me making it on stages in the local scene. I want to thank my brother Vince for turning me on to KISS, my dad for buying me my first guitar and amp, my cousin Bernard for teaching me my first piece from a Slayer song, my cousin Leon for teaching me how to read tablature, and last, but not least, my bro Gabe who I get up on those stages with. I love the guitar, and I encourage new guitarists to keep learning and becoming the best they can be. It's been an awesome journey in my path as a rhythm guitarist and musician.
I can't help but think back on what it was like growing up and what I experienced. So here I just touch on what "we," as Gen Xers went through growing up. There were so many bitter sweet times, and I'm not who I am without all that I been through in my era. Step in and take a listen.
I been coaching my daughter on driving, and I got to admit, I'm scared at times. But in all reality, she's really improved, it's just me who needs to trust her more and more. As a parent, have you went through this, what was it like? Or maybe it's something coming up for you as your son or daughter is reaching that age. Stop in and take a listen, I think I just had another breakthrough moment in my life.
As I was coming back from dropping my daughter off at work, I heard Frosty The Snowman on the radio. It made me feel good and I pondered on my younger years as a kid and how awesome it was to watch those Christmas movies every Christmas time. Today I still enjoy them and my Inner Child is where I connect to this beautiful time. Take a listen and enjoy.
As I was making pancakes this morning I was amazed at how following simple cooking instructions helped my pancakes to come out perfect! With that I also was inspired to think about how goal setting and using measurable steps to reach those goals was also important. It's easy to get distracted in life and so we need to stay focused!