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Hey #TheJoshCast, we here at the last episode of âLiving Singleâ. The single life is blessing and a curse. Single people still face a stigma, even though their ranks have grown. Yet a new study suggests singles become happier as they age. One strategy: Focus on creating a full life now, for yourself, rather than finding a partner. After Katie Tomaszewski divorced at the age of 28, she felt ashamed to be alone. So she did what she thought a single person should do: She over-dated, over-worked and over-socialized, inviting friends over for dinner nearly every night because she was afraid of being lonely.
âIt was constant socializing and constant distraction,â says Ms. Tomaszewski, now a 36-year-old Pilates instructor in Chicago. âI became desperate and depressed, looking for someoneâanyoneâto save me from being alone.â
Yes, it can be tough to be single. But a new study published this past December in the Journals of Gerontology offers hope for those who are struggling. Singles today are more satisfied with their lives than singles in the past, the study found. And people who are single become more satisfied with their lives as they grow older, according to researchers from the German Centre of Gerontology in Berlin, who analyzed data from the German Ageing Survey, a nationally representative sample of people between the ages or 40 and 85. Experts say the findings ring true for Western countries broadly. This is important news, because one of the biggest demographic trends of the past 50 years is the rise of singles: In 2017, the U.S. Census Bureauâs American Community Survey reported that more than 120 million U.S. residents, or almost 48% of adults aged 18 or older, were divorced, widowed or had never been married. In 1970, 29% of the population, or 39 million adults aged 18 or older, were single.And yet single people still face a stigma. Bella DePaulo, a social scientist and author of âSingled Out,â has been studying singles since the late 1990s and has coined the phrase âsinglismâ to describe the ways in which people discriminate against singles. The stereotyping includes the assumptions that singles are miserable, lonely or selfish; that they are desperate to get married; that there must be something wrong with someone who is single. Some single people internalize all that, even if they like being single,â Dr. DePaulo says. âThey even sometimes think that liking single life is itself a sign that something is wrong with them.â
Society is organized around couplesâthey get breaks on everything from club memberships to tickets and events. And it can be a drag for singles when people offer advice or insist on fixing them up. âI think the phrase âfix you upâ is telling,â says Dr. DePaulo. âIt seems to suggest that you are broken, and that coupling will mend you.â
She says the hardest time to be single is around the age of 30. Thatâs when the expectation to be married becomes most intense. Friends and relatives are marrying, or are already married, and single people often feel like the odd person out. This feeling is most acute in single people who socialize primarily with couples. âCouples often demote their single friends to lunch or daytime events or childrenâs birthday parties, basically treating them as if they are not fully adult,â Dr. DePaulo says. It is possible for single people to adjust their attitude and become happier. In a not-yet-published study done at Simon Fraser University, in greater Vancouver, British Columbia, psychologists gave single people one of two made-up articles to read, one reporting that singles are generally happy in life and one reporting that they are not. People who read the happy version of the article reported higher levels of life satisfaction and lower desire to find a relationship than those who read the more negative version. Basically, âif you have a fear of being single this undermines your well-being,â says Yuthika Girme, a social psychologist and lead researcher on the study.
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Hey #TheJoshCast fam, There is no doubt that being in a relationship is an amazing experience. The intimate cuddles, the emotional attachment, and the feeling of excitement of being together are just a few of the things that people can experience as a couple. Everybody who is in a relationship or who has been in a relationship knows the various benefits of having a significant person in their life with whom they share romantic feelings. These benefits of being in a relationship, however, highlight the drawbacks of being single. Unfortunately, some people tend to focus on those drawbacks and see singleness as something to get rid of. This can be the reason why some people who have been in a relationship want to find a partner again after break-ups, and why some who never been in a relationship are eager to be in one. The butterflies and sparks of relationships make some people focus on the âlonelinessâ aspect of being single. At some point, singleness may bring the feeling of loneliness and dullness, but it is not always the case. If you are tired of being single and you can not still find yourself in a relationship, you may want to consider looking at singleness the other way around. This article will talk about three ways that one can do to make the most out of their singleness. Before going through the list, you must know that the golden rule of being a happy single is loving yourself! As social creatures, people do not exist for romantic relationships alone. You also have relationships with other people around you such as friendships and your family relationship. While you are single and free from romantic commitments, make more time to bond and have fun with other people around your circle. Go on a road trip with your friends, have a movie night with your family or go to karaoke with your colleagues. In everyday life, you can celebrate small or big wins with them, appreciate their efforts more often, show your gratitude and do them some favor.
Whether you like it or not, your time and attention for other people around you will decrease once you are a part of a couple. Spending more time with other people, especially with your family and closest friends, create stronger and lasting relationships. Aside from spending time with other people, make sure to also spend time for yourself. Whether we are in a relationship or not, we sometimes end up forgetting about self-care due to a lot of responsibilities in front of us. While you are single, take the time and opportunity to pamper yourself more. Go out and see your favorite movie, receive a relaxing massage from a spa shop, get a makeover, eat from your favorite restaurant, buy and wear outfits that best represents you, buy the things that you always want to purchase, travel to your dream destination, etc. Yes, you deserve all these things. Can not an individual do these things while in a relationship? They can, but most relationships can cause limitations. Some relationships can hinder us from doing things that can make us happy aside from the things that we can do as a pair. Being in a relationship is a way different story, you can do things that you can not do alone. However, we are more autonomous while we are single than while we are part of a pair. Your partner may not prefer your favorite movie genre or your dream destination, among other things. Financial constraints can also be one of the reasons that hinder some people from spending for themselves.
Why is it important to create other relationships stronger? You can look at it as a lifetime investment. Not all romantic relationships last, that is the truth. Another truth, your relationships with your friends and family do. In singleness or not, you can always count on with people whom you created strong bonds with.
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Hey #TheJoshCast fam, International Women's Day is a global holiday celebrated annually on March 8 to commemorate the cultural, political, and socioeconomic achievements of women.It is also a focal point in the women's rights movement, bringing attention to issues such as gender equality, reproductive rights, and violence against women. International Women's Day is commemorated in a variety of ways worldwide; it is a public holiday in several countries, and observed socially or locally in others.The UN observes the holiday in connection with a particular issue, campaign, or theme in women's rights.In some parts of the world, IWD still reflects its political origins, being marked by protests and calls for radical change; in other areas, particularly in the West, it is largely sociocultural and centered on a celebration of womanhood. There are a lot of admirable ladies around, and you might be insecure with them because you think you could never be half as good as they are. However, always remember that no one is perfect, and everyone has her own share of flaws and goodness. If you want to be a good person, then you just have to improve your good side and strive to overcome the bad.To give you an idea of what you should work on yourself, here are the qualities that make you a good woman.More beautiful inside than out Physical attractiveness is not everything. Instead of focusing on how you can be flawless and sexy, give more time to how you can control your temper, help other people, and be a good citizen in your community. Be someone who is a blessing to others by having a good character and a kind heart that encourages everyone. Secure and content. Insecurity brings out jealousy and envy in one person, and they will cause you to be bitter towards others. For this reason, instead of concentrating on what you lack, learn to appreciate who you are and be grateful for what you have. Celebrate yourself including your imperfections because they make you interestingly unique.Kindness is the language that everyone understands. Choose to show genuine kindness to the people around you by being generous with your smile and offering help whenever you can. Be polite and approachable as well, and do not be rude to anyone even if you feel upset or annoyed. True compassion moves. Meaning, instead of just feeling pity towards people in desperate situations, find out how you can help them. You can join a charity or organization which cares for people in need. You can also practice generosity and hospitality even through small things. A beautiful soul is someone who can be a shoulder to cry on for others. If you have friends who are going through some hard times, take the initiative to check on them and assure them that you are willing to listen. Be an encouragement to them even without saying anything. There are times when all people need to be okay is someone who will listen to them without judgments and accusations. A good person shows respect to all kinds of humans, whether young or old and rich or poor. Moreover, she honors those in authority above her, including her parents, senior citizens, government officials, and her supervisors.Diligent and responsible. With social media and smartphones conquering the world, procrastination is a leading opponent of productivity. Be a role model of how to be hardworking and responsible, whether in school or work. Beat laziness by being goal-oriented and strive for excellence in whatever you do. One of the hardest character traits to achieve is humility. Be careful not to think highly of yourself, especially because of your achievements. Furthermore, be willing to admit mistakes and apologize for them. If someone corrects you, take it as constructive criticism and be thankful instead of being defensive.
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Hey #TheJoshCast fam, Letâs talk about Living Single. Our Host, Joshua is a 90s baby that loves the 90s! Letâs dive right in, Living Single is an American sitcom television series that aired for five seasons on the Fox network from August 22, 1993 to January 1, 1998. The show centered on the lives of six friends who shared personal and professional experiences while living in a Brooklyn brownstone. This is important news, because one of the biggest demographic trends of the past 50 years is the rise of singles: In 2017, the U.S. Census Bureauâs American Community Survey reported that more than 120 million U.S. residents, or almost 48% of adults aged 18 or older, were divorced, widowed or had never been married. In 1970, 29% of the population, or 39 million adults aged 18 or older, were single.And yet single people still face a stigma. Bella DePaulo, a social scientist and author of âSingled Out,â has been studying singles since the late 1990s and has coined the phrase âsinglismâ to describe the ways in which people discriminate against singles. The stereotyping includes the assumptions that singles are miserable, lonely or selfish; that they are desperate to get married; that there must be something wrong with someone who is single. Some single people internalize all that, even if they like being single,â Dr. DePaulo says. âThey even sometimes think that liking single life is itself a sign that something is wrong with them.Society is organized around couplesâthey get breaks on everything from club memberships to tickets and events. And it can be a drag for singles when people offer advice or insist on fixing them up. âI think the phrase âfix you upâ is telling,â says Dr. DePaulo. âIt seems to suggest that you are broken, and that coupling will mend you.âShe says the hardest time to be single is around the age of 30. Thatâs when the expectation to be married becomes most intense. Friends and relatives are marrying, or are already married, and single people often feel like the odd person out. This feeling is most acute in single people who socialize primarily with couples. âCouples often demote their single friends to lunch or daytime events or childrenâs birthday parties, basically treating them as if they are not fully adult,â Dr. DePaulo says.It is possible for single people to adjust their attitude and become happier. In a not-yet-published study done at Simon Fraser University, in greater Vancouver, British Columbia, psychologists gave single people one of two made-up articles to read, one reporting that singles are generally happy in life and one reporting that they are not. People who read the happy version of the article reported higher levels of life satisfaction and lower desire to find a relationship than those who read the more negative version. Basically, âif you have a fear of being single this undermines your well-being,â says Yuthika Girme, a social psychologist and lead researcher on the study. So how can you be happiest being single? Focus on creating a full life now, for yourself, rather than finding a partner. Surround yourself with other happily single people. Watch the language you or others use to refer to singlehood. (Ever walked into a restaurant alone and had the host ask: âTable for just one?â) Be proud of the life youâve created.
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Hey #TheJoshCast, we here with a new episode on The Controversial topic of âWhy do women cheat?â! Itâs so easy to fall back on old assumptions that men are more likely to cheat, with the usually list of justifications (like how they can't "keep it in their pants"). That's becoming more and more untrue as time goes on. "Traditionally, it's been argued that women are more likely than men to cheat because they're unhappy with the existing relationships, while men are more likely than women to cheat because they're looking for sexual variety or an opportunity presented itself," says, Zhana Vrangalova, Ph.D., a "sexpert" at LELO and a professor of human sexuality at NYU. "That's still true to some extent today, but the gender gap in infidelity is closing among the newer generations."In older generations, men were much more likely to cheat than women, whereas in the current generation women and men are cheating at similar rates," she adds. "And the current generation of men and women are more similar in their reasons for cheating than older generations." Of course, there are some variations between men and women. "A recent study showed men were more likely than women to cheat for reasons related to sexual desire and variety, and due to situational factors like being drunk," Vrangalova says. "However, the top three reasons for cheating endorsed by both women and men were exactly the same: lack of love for primary partner, desire for sexual variety, and situational factors."Sometimes, the reasons women cheat are sexually motivated.If you want to dig a little deeper into why women cheat, Alicia Walker, Ph.D., an assistant professor of sociology at Missouri State University, is a good person to ask â she spent a year interviewing women who've had extramarital affairs for her book, The Secret Life of the Cheating Wife. She found more nuance to the idea that women cheat for sexual variety.âIn my studies on women's infidelity, I found women were outsourcing the sexual pleasure in their relationships in an effort to remain in their primary partnerships," she says. "They believed that if they continued to go without their sexual needs being met, they would have to break up their families and break their partner's heart. None of the women made the decision to cheat lightly. After years and sometimes decades of trying to improve things in their marriages, they decided to look elsewhere." That doesn't mean that women who cheat are always looking to save their primary partnership. Sometimes, it's the opposite: "One of the main reasons women cheat is to blow up a relationship that makes them feel trapped in some way," says Charlynn Ruan, Ph.D., a clinical psychologist and founder of Thrive Psychology Group, a group practice in California that specializes in women. "Often they're with a partner who seems like a nice person, but is controlling, stifling, or emotionally unavailable. The woman tries to make changes, to get their partner to do couples therapy, or push their partner to grow or meet them more emotionally, but when the woman doesn't succeed in these attempts, cheating gives a reason for their partner to leave them."This often comes with a lot of guilt, Dr. Ruan adds. "I think the unconscious narrative is often, 'He's a nice guy, but I'm miserable. There is something wrong with me,'" she says. "So, they act out to end the relationship. In heterosexual couples, research shows that women are much more likely than men to initiate divorce, and are happier after divorce than men. But, for women who struggle with guilt over leaving a partner, feel like he needs her, and don't feel their own happiness is enough justification to reach escape velocity in their relationship, cheating gives them a way out."
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Cultural stereotypes tell us that itâs usually men who step out on their wives and girlfriends. However, research shows that nearly as many women cheat as men. Which makes sense, because it takes two to tango, so to speak. That said, men and women often cheat for different reasons, with the motivations typically (though not always) falling in line with our general understanding of male vs. female sexuality. Basically, men tend to be comfortable with a purely sexual experience devoid of emotional connection, while women tend to be more interested in sexuality that includes (or at least promises) a degree of emotional intimacy. So, both men and women engage in infidelity, but they often do so for different reasons.
Generally, a womanâs decision to cheat is driven by one or more of the following factors:
A woman may have an issue with sex, porn, or love addiction. In such cases, a woman with unresolved childhood trauma, especially sexual trauma, will attempt to self-soothe her emotional pain, anxiety, and depression with romantic and sexual fantasies and activity. For this woman, sexual behavior is not about having fun, itâs about numbing out. A woman may feel unappreciated, ignored, and neglected in her primary relationship. If a woman feels more like a housekeeper, nanny, or financial provider than a loved and respected wife or girlfriend, she may seek external validation through hookups and affairs. A woman may have an issue with alcohol or drugsâsubstances that affect her decision-making, possibly resulting in regrettable sexual decisions (including infidelity). Some women cheat because they have unrealistic (and therefore unfulfilled) expectations about what their partner and their relationship should provide. A woman may think her partner should fulfill her every whim and desire, 24/7/365, failing to see that this is an impossible standard. And when her expectations are not met, she may seek external fulfillment. A woman may cheat because she lacks self-esteem. She may feel unattractive, or old, or disempowered, or whatever, and seek extramarital romance and sex to bolster her view of herself. She may reason, âIf someone wants to be with me, I must be worthwhile.â Some women cheat because they are reenacting or latently responding to childhood traumaâeverything from abandonment to overt sexual abuse. Often, this is a way of trying to control or master abuse that they couldnât control or master as a child. Some women just donât understand what love really feels like. They think the rush of first romance (technically referred to as limerence) is what true love feels like. These women fail to understand that in healthy long-term relationships, the neurochemical rush of limerence is replaced over time with less intense but ultimately more meaningful forms of intimacy and connection. A woman might cheat because she craves intimacy but isnât getting it from her primary romantic partner. More so than men, women feel valued and connected through emotional interaction and communication. If a woman is not getting this need met at home, she may seek fulfillment elsewhere. Some women cheat to alleviate boredom or loneliness. This is especially likely with women who find themselves at home for long periods of time (perhaps caring for young kids, or even after the kids are grown and gone). These women feel a lack of importance and meaning, so they use hookups and affairs to fill the void.
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Hey #TheJoshCast, I want us to talk about something thatâs hard and controversial. Sometimes it can feel like cheating is built into the fabric of the male psyche, but none of the reasons men (and women) try to excuse their behaviour arenât worth interrogation. Men hear the old adage âboys will be boysâ so often that sometimes we believe the hype and treat it like a manifesto. Cheating, for example, isnât exclusive to men but itâs definitely looked upon as something weâre much more prone to doing. But why do we do it? Is it âjust becauseâ?
Psycho-sexologist and psychosexual and relationship therapist Kate Moyle says, âThe reasons for infidelity are varied and often unique to the situation, individual or couple; however, there may be other factors at play that influence the decision to act on the desire to cheat or motivate the person to take the step to stray.â How many times have we heard of a guy who is part of a supposedly perfect couple going ahead and cheating anyway? Itâs just very us, isnât it? Take Jay-Z, for example: if three albumsâ worth of material is to be believed â BeyoncĂ©âs Lemonade, Jayâs 4:44 and the pairâs collaboration Everything Is Love â then the megastar rapper himself played away from home, and he, it would seem, had everything to lose. Kate Moyle reckons no man is immune to wondering whether their needs might be better served elsewhere, no matter how cushy their current setup might be: âThe culture that we currently live in promotes the idea of more, more, more and that the grass is always greener,â she says. âIt can feel that we are metaphorically constantly looking through the looking glass into other peopleâs lives and relationships, and although we know itâs often a curated reality, we canât help but compare ourselves and this can create expectations and disappointment.â Maybe our wandering eye comes from a reluctance to be tied down, a problem with committing or a relationship going too fast. Rather than confront the situation head-on, some men act out â the sexual equivalent of a toddler defacing a wall with crayons while youâre not looking. Itâs like we want to be found out. While all infidelity can leave a scar, this is a pretty destructive reason for cheating. Saying itâs over will hurt, yes, but letting your partner discover your infidelity and do the dirty work for you is not the most grown-up of solutions. Perhaps itâs easier to deal with the shame of what youâve done than try to explain why a relationship isnât working for you, but the fewer landmines you leave in your wake, the better. Is this the kind of behaviour people expect from us? As men, we have a lot to live up to when it comes to sex. Weâre pressured to be always-on, perma-aroused sex machines â think of the dubious scientific fact that a man thinks about sex every seven seconds, or the differences between talking about a man who has a lot of sex and a woman who does the same. Divorcee Marsha, who was married for eight years until her husbandâs incessant infidelity broke them up, tells me, âBoys are taught they should go and see the world before they settle down â sow their wild oats â while women are supposed to dream of being a bride whoâll be there waiting when theyâre done.â Thereâs a level of immaturity that seems to be accepted in men and a bogus assertion that we canât control ourselves. Having a variety of sexual partners is seen as a badge of honour among some men and Marsha is not here for it. âItâs only when they get caught that they understand the real consequences of what theyâve done,â she says. âMost men wouldnât care about anyone else if they werenât caught.â
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Hey #TheJoshCast fam, I was asked a question by an audience listener and she asked me âWhat is a booty call?â . I wanted to answer this question in intensive details. This Urban dictionary definition pretty much nails what a booty call is. Itâs when someone calls you late at night to hook up, usually when they have no other options, and after the bars have closed and theyâve struck out with everyone else. They donât like you for anything more than gittinâ âa little.â There is no relationship. Thereâs no commitment of monogamy or commitment of any kind. A booty call is a shallow, usually one-sided relationship for the benefit of gittinâ the âgoodsâ without putting in the work.
You donât want to be someones booty call. Yet, in sales, particularly with channels, too many people and companies are nothing but booty calls.
A booty call in sales is when a channel partner or a customer calls you up asking you for help or to do something for them, but never seem to be available for you. The channel has a big deal on the table and their prospect is interested in your product or service and the channel asks you to come in and help close the deal. But, when you call the channel and ask them to introduce you to a customer of theirs they just canât seem to find the time or wonât do it. A sales booty call is when a customer calls up and asks for a demo or a free trial but then when you ask for a meeting to share your new product coming out at the end of the quarter, they are nowhere to be found.Sales booty calls are brutal. Itâs when your partners and customers are quick to call you up and ask for a little love, but are nowhere to be found when you need a little love back. Sales booty calls, like real booty calls, circumvent a relationship for one personâs gain. Most booty calls exploit one personâs desire for a relationship for the other personâs desire to get the âgoodsâ without a commitment. You donât want to be a booty call. Never have a one-sided relationship where your partners or customers take but donât give. Provide enough value that your customers and partners are willing to give as much as they take or get out. Create enough value so that a real relationship, a give and take relationship, can exist.If youâre channel partners will only work with you when it serves their needs. You are a booty call. When your customer only wants to talk with you when they need you to give them something, you are a booty call.Donât be a sales booty call, they are the worst. At least a real life booty call can feel good. But, with a sales booty call youâre just getting screwed!
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Hey #TheJoshCast fam, I want you to know that I love â€ïž my ladies and I want my ladies to know that you are loved and appreciated. Fellas we have to pick up the signs when she loves you and cares about you. She already knew that youâre the one the first time she saw you. You make her smile for no reason at all. She fell undoubtedly fell in love with your voice. She likes the way you walk and perhaps smile blushingly whenever youâre around.She finally wrote songs about you, wrote poems about you. You made her sing like a little child again in her shower while swaying under the touch of the water crawling down through her body. You made her dance in the midst of sunsets that made her days brighter. You make her serene and unwary each time you sing her favorite song that she always wanted you to sing for her. She keeps every little thing you give her, like the tiny love note you wrote for her with the words âYou look beautiful todayâ written on it. You made her feel sheâs like a little girl again by having all the best moments of her life by being lost in thoughts about you. You make her blithely daydream of you and thinks of nothing but to spend the future together. You make her fall in love endlessly every day.She knows unconditionally that youâre the one, for you let her sleep comfortably because she knows in your heart sheâs inevitably irreplaceable; that no other girl can get your attention away from her. You are the reason she goes to her bed smiling at herself in the middle of the night without asking if sheâs worth it because she is worth it. She feels at ease with you because you perfectly know how to properly treat her. You protect her in all ways you know just to see her out of harmâs way. When her anxiety attacks you allow her to cry and shout to free the burden sheâs been carrying for a long time. You made her realize that a girl like her is worthy to have someone to encourage her and to lift her up when sheâs feeling down. You accepted her flaws. You respected her views in life. She saw real love in your eyes the time you confessed your feelings for her. She felt sincerity through the overwhelming words you gave her that made her fearless about falling in love again. She believes you wouldnât break through her walls. She trusts you with all of her heart like she hasnât had with any other guy before and she knows that you will never leave her broken. She knows you are smart enough to resist temptations that will possibly dismantle the relationship. Sheâs comfortable being with you because, unlike them, you will remain faithful to her no matter what trials your relationship will face along your journey together.Despite of her being juvenile and vulnerable, you completely accepted her. You filled the emptiness in her heart with pure love and joy. And she finally saw in you that youâre the one for her and you are the perfect man that she wants to spend her everyday life with. Letâs listen in to our host as He tells us the signs and visual information that tells how she loves you more snd more every single day.
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Hey #TheJoshCast fam, Thank you for supporting our season two and our juicy topic of LOVE, LUST, and Lies. We want to share our heart on a topic thatâs very controversial and uncomfortable. Sometimes a breakup isnât the easiest decision to accept. When the person you love tells you that they have no feelings for you anymore itâs an awful sensation that floods your heart. You feel like youâve failed, like youâve wasted your time, but the worst part is that you question the sincerity of your exâs feelings for you while you were together. Questions naturally rise up like, did she ever really love me? Did my ex just play me? How could their feelings for me just disappear? You question everything when you realize that your ex no longer feels anything for you. Youâre reading these lines right now because you want to find solutions. You canât stay in this situationâŠyour love for her still burns strong and you want her to feel the same way again. You want help in putting things in perspective regarding the relationship and rest assured, nothing is impossible in love but you have to use the right techniques. Youâve shared something special which means that you can still rekindle the flame. That said, if you want to do this you shouldnât just revel in sadness thinking, âshe doesnât love me anymore,â or, âI donât have a chance with her anymore.â Thereâs a certain state of mind that youâre going to have to adopt.If you want to spark the same feelings that you had at the beginning of your relationship youâre going to have to understand the reasons behind your current situations and this will in turn help you to design the ideal plan of action. As a general rule, âWhy?â is usually the first thing you start wondering. You donât understand how the person that you were sharing your life with; the person that was saying, âI love you,â just a few weeks ago can now tell you that they no longer feel the same way. Sheâs telling you that sheâs not feeling love for you but rather just affection. Doubt and questions arenât helping you move on from this situation. Everyone needs answers especially when youâre confronted with a breakup. If youâre familiar with my Love coaching philosophy, you know that my method always begins with an analysis phase and thatâs exactly what you have to start working on. When you want to fix a negative situation, you have to know the cause. In love nothing happens by accident so if your partner tells you that the love they felt for you has dwindled, it means that your relationship had already been having issues. Oftentimes when people come to see me with this problem, they realize that their life together had just become routine. You had your habits, you werenât continuing to seduce your partner, and you were thinking you had her in your pocket. Youâre now paying the price. Itâs imperative that you donât think that a personâs love for you is eternal if you donât do anything to maintain it. When you stop making them feel special, their emotions diminish.Sometimes youâre not solely responsible for this situation but you still suffer the consequences. If your partner has met someone new at work or somewhere else, their emotions could be shaken up. If sheâs interested in someone new she could be in the seduction phase and therefore could be questioning everything right now. In this situation, saying, âShe doesnât love meâ anymore isnât the best option simply because even though she might be feeling something for someone else, it doesnât necessarily mean that she no longer feels anything for you. As I explained, when a womanâs feelings start to disappear little by little, itâs usually because the relationship was becoming stagnant or because there was a recurring problem. You have to make the relationship evolve if you want to prove to her that it can be better. Letâs listen to our Host Joshua Sherron as he tells why She doesnât Love you fellas!
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Hello #TheJoshCast fam, Love is a beautiful thing . Being in love is such a wonderful feeling. Itâs not just about how you feel about the other person, but also about how they make you feel about yourself and as a couple. When you feel truly loved by someone you feel supported, and happy, and special. Being loved by that certain someone is like having a secret super power. I mean you were already awesome, but their love just somehow gives you an extra something. You feel in love with them, and they tell you that they love you too. It is always nice to hear the words âI love youâ from someone you love, but at the end of the day thatâs all they are, just words. Actions are more of a true reflections of someoneâs thoughts and feelings. People can say anything, but real love requires effort and more than lip service. There are some undeniable signs that he truly loves you. The way he looks at you. The way he talks to you. The way he touches you. The way he talks to you. The way he touches you. His body language and his non-sexual interactions with you will show you how much he cares. A man who truly loves you will want you to be happy, even if that means an inconvenience or sacrifice on his part. You being happy makes him happy too. Your happiness is a priority to him. A man who truly loves you will be your one man cheering section and your biggest fan. He will give you words of encouragement and will lift you up when you are feeling down. When he loves you, he is proud of you and believes in you. A man who loves you will be very protective of you. He will never want to see you hurting, and will always come to your defense. He also takes care to not be a source of pain for you by treating you with respect, and minding his actions and words. A man who loves is always thinking of you. When he is out and about without you, many things will bring you to his mind. A song on the radio, a scent in the air, or even a location you once visited. He truly listens to you when you talk and remembers what you say and what you like. He will pick up your favorite flowers for you just because, or fill up your gas tank without you asking. A man can only truly love you if he sees and accepts the real you. If a man has seen the worst of you and still looks deep and lovingly into your eyes with no judgement he truly loves you. Ladies , letâs listen to Joshua Sherron as tells the reasons how He Loves You!!!
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Hey #TheJoshCast fam, I got a question. Do you have a feeling your relationship is deteriorating and you need to start looking for the signs he doesnât love you? Well, youâve come to the right place! Still, if youâre ready to give him a little push to finally realize youâre the only one for him, choose His Secret Obsession â one simple strategy to go back to being as happy as you ever were, or dare I say, much happier. Men wonât ever tell you they donât love you right to your face, especially if they still have some feelings for youâit doesnât have to be love, it can be respect of some kind or a feeling you canât exactly identify, but itâs there. Sometimes that undefined feeling is the only thing stopping them from breaking up with you. But when you think about it, wouldnât you rather want a breakup right away, than months of agony followed by a breakup anyway? Although cutting the cord right away would be an ideal solution to the problem you have, whatever involves feelings cannot have a simple solution. Itâs most likely that a man who once loved you wants to move on but he canât and wonât forget the time spent with you.Despite the fact he still feels something for you, that doesnât change his decision to end what you thought was a loving relationship. If youâre tired of giving up and just need to make him see thereâs nothing missing from your relationship. There are warning signs that might alert you that he might leave you. Most of them are hidden in body language. You can easily see through someone just from the way they act. You can see if they donât care about you anymore, but because of those unresolved feelings, they have a hard time admitting it. Usually, women ignore these signs although they are crystal clear. No one would be happy to accept that their marriage is falling apart.Or what once was a healthy relationship, a serious relationship, is facing serious problems for the first time and itâs probably about to fail.Itâs completely normal for most people to live in the denial they created for themselves because as soon as they accept the fact that things are not the same anymore, it means their love life is facing a crisis that probably wonât be resolved. If someone tells you he loves you, it doesnât necessarily have to mean that the love is going to last forever.It doesnât have to mean that you are the one for himâor that he is the one for you. Sure, the two of you had a connection, but maybe it wasnât everlasting love.It was probably an infatuation, a short-term romance that faded away with time.Maybe that guy was supposed to become your ex-boyfriendâa lesson you had to learn. If you stop fooling yourself into thinking you can save what was probably long broken, maybe you can find a way to save yourself from getting hurt and prepare yourself for the forthcoming rejection. So, be brave, and donât try to avoid the inevitable. Deal with the situation you are in and take it as the strong woman you are. Letâs listen to our host Joshua Sherron of #TheJoshCast and address this hard topic of âHe Doesnât Want You.â
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Hello, #TheJoshCast Fam, We want to talk our beautiful and amazing women who are listening to #TheJoshCast consistently. I have a question for you. Ladies, are you tired of waiting and waiting for him to say come and say hi, but he never does? It is now time to take matters into your own hands. Whether in real life or online, you can land yourself a cute guy; you just have to have the proper know-how.You came to the right place. We have excellent and useful tips that can help boost your dating game. Grab a journal and grab a pen âïž, Listen to find the best ways to approach him. Who knows, the love of your life might just be waiting for you to make a move. When it comes to dating tips for women, one size doesnât fit all. A young woman in her teens or 20s dates A LOT differently than a woman in her 30s and 40s. And while most woman generally want the same outcome, there are certain things women in their 30s and 40s know about dating that they disregarded or simply didnât focus as much on in their younger years. Itâs exhausting going out and seeing people that you donât know. Youâd rather spend time with your friends. Youâd rather spend time with your Netflix.Dating is exactly like looking for a job. No one enjoys making resumes, sending emails and doing interviews. Yet, we go through it because the consequences of NOT doing it are pretty dire.Today Iâm here to help you make this process easier and more efficient so the suffering doesnât have to last so long. The things I said in the intro about dating not being fun and it being exhausting â thatâs actually NOT how I feel about dating. I just said those things because thatâs how most people feel about dating and I thought you might relate to that.Iâll admit it can be tiring and take up your free time but I never really had that attitude when I was out there in the dating world.I knew that going in with that negative attitude, and viewing dating as a chore was going to keep me in the dating world much longer and that wasnât a good option for me.I wanted to find a partner that I could be with for the rest of my life. Does that sound desperate? Maybe, but I had goals and I wanted to reach them.Dating to me was an opportunity to meet new people. It was a chance to get out of the house. It was a chance to score a free dinner (most of the time). I always tried my best to view it as fun. This benefited me in the following ways:I was able to see more people in a shorter amount of time. . I had no problem with going on 2 or 3 dates a week because it wasnât something I avoided.Not hating the dating game allowed me to hold out and wait for the right guy to come along. I wasnât just going to settle down with the first guy that was âjust okâ so that I could get out of the dating scene.I had a good attitude on every date which likely made me more enjoyable to be around.Going on tons of bad dates has left me with some pretty killer stories. This is probably one of the most important dating tips because if you donât follow it, you might end up in a long term relationship (or even married) to the wrong guy. This is like getting a life prison sentence. Iâve seen this happen time and time again, and Iâm sure you have too â where people are in relationships that they hate. I have been to weddings where everyone in the audience knew that bride and groom were no good for each other. You donât want this to be you. Being in a long-term relationship that is bad for you is very difficult to get out of. You are miserable yet you just canât leave (like I said, itâs a lot like jail). The best and most effective way to prevent this from happening to you is to be comfortable with being single.We all have this gap inside of us that needs to be filled for us to be happy. Itâs human to have this need but guess what? The one that fills this gap is YOU. Hereâs a list of things to fill this gap: Your hobbies Career/professional goalsFriends and family Attitude and mindset.
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Hello #TheJoshCast fam, in our last episode we explored The juicy topic of Dating tips. Our host of #TheJoshCast wants to help the fellas and talk to them about dating. Every man out there knows that dating can be a minefield. There are a lot of things you can and canât do, and even the tiniest mishap can screw up a date. Plus, with the advent of online dating, there are more things you have to consider now. As such, it can help to have some dating advice for men to fall back on when things become too confusing or complicated. Relationships and socialization are already complicated by nature, more so if you want to be intimate with someone who you think is special. First things first, we start at the most basic. If youâre looking to date a good woman, then it will help to know what women might generally want in relationships. Contrary to popular belief, ladies arenât that complicated. You donât need to know any ancient secret to figure out what makes them tick. Theyâre human after all, and likely want the same thing you do. One of the biggest issues faced by men all over the world is getting turned down by women. If you are a man then you know what I am talking about. Studies have shown that, when it comes to dating, women are pickier than men. This is why a lot of men get turned down. You might feel genuine affection for a woman but as long as you donât fall under her requirements she will never accept you. A lot of guys spend a lot of time using dating tips that they get from friends, family or self-proclaimed experts.Unfortunately, some of these dating tips for men, arenât really all that helpful.The dating scene is constantly changing, and that means that the advice that you take on how to meet women should also constantly be changing. There is no timeless dating advice.You should always be looking for new ways to improve your game. Think of dating advice as technology. Every couple years it transforms to meet certain needs.The dating advice that you use, should always be as current as possible.Also, it should work for you. Certain types of advice may work for one guy, while it may not work for others. This is purely just a matter of finding an approach to dating that jives with your personality.These are really the most important criteria to look for when youâre taking dating advice. The biggest problem is that there is so much bad advice out there to filter through. This makes it hard sometimes to start learning, but soon youâll be able to discern bad dating advice from good dating advice almost instantly, and only use the tips that help you improve your dating life. If youâre new to it, dating can be extremely stressful. Like anything new, itâll take some time for you to get good at it.However, the beginning can be a little discouraging, especially when you arenât getting the advice you need. Thereâs a lot of good information out there, but a lot more bad information. Usually, bad information follows the same pattern. Itâs rushed and usually doesnât take female psychology into consideration.Good dating advice usually breaks down the entire process from start to finish, and takes both male and female wants and needs into consideration. In short, good dating advice should meet the following criteria: It should be fully comprehensive It should be based on empirical evidence It isnât overly complicated It should spark real attraction Good dating advice, above all else, creates an attraction that you can literally feel. Itâs a lot more gratifying when the girl is chasing you just as much as youâre chasing her.You should never feel like youâre convincing a girl to like you. Good dating advice doesnât involve pleading, begging or coaxing. It makes the process rewarding, and you can see it work. Let's join our host of #TheJoshCast, Joshua Sherron as he comes and gives wisdom to his listeners on on the 3 topics of LOVE, LUST, and LIES!
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Welcome back #TheJoshCast Fam , we are here with another podcast on Dating Tips. You might think it's because of your looks why you do or don't have a date often. Research and facts prove something completely different. Finding a date has a lot more to do with appearance and behavior. Everyone, or almost everyone, tends to want a special someone in their lives. They want to know that they're not alone, that they can have someone to come home to, and that they can occasionally get laid by said person. Love is a human need, and it's been backed up by science for decades.As much as it is a human need, love also happens to be harder than ever to attain. Standards are high, and double standards are rife within the system I ought to know, I gave up on dating and decided to be single lol đ. I often find a lot of sore spots in dating. Many men and women go through life wondering why they can't find a mate, why some people get more attention than others, and why dating is so damned hard these days.Much of the pain we experience is due to the fact that we don't understand the people we're dating or the game we're playing. A lot of the truth behind the dating game is taboo or even downright messed up to say. The truth is that there are a lot of people out there who are just not good in relationships.
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As we Explore The dating life , #TheJoshCast , we are here to talk abide the highs and lows of the dating life . Relationships are hard to come by and even harder to make work in the long term. For some people they are a mystery too obscure to solve. In the service of those who want to walk the road to long-term intimacy, weâve detailed the steps that will help you navigate those fraught first four weeks. Maybe the relationship isnât right and is destined for nowhere, but you also may have found a keeper, and your actions arenât lining up with your intentions. Emily Morse, sexologist, author and host of the Sex with Emily podcast and weekly co-host of nationally syndicated radio show Loveline with Dr. Drew Pinsky, believes that you should stick to your commitments. âWomen want a man with a plan who is decisive and follows through. Demonstrate you are a man of your word.â Ultimately, women are looking to see if you are going to make a good boyfriend, and possibly husband and father. âWomen are like detectives. We remember every single thing you say,â says Lisa Morse. âWe are paying attention, so be honest, truthful and show who you are. Women want a man who is patient, kind, interesting and interested. Also, remembering things she says shows that you donât just see the woman as a sexual object, which is important.â Life as a single person offers many rewards, such as being free to pursue your own hobbies and interests, learning how to enjoy your own company, and appreciating the quiet moments of solitude. However, if youâre ready to share your life with someone and want to build a lasting, worthwhile relationship, life as a single person can also seem frustrating. For many of us, our emotional baggage can make finding the right romantic partner a difficult journey. Perhaps you grew up in a household where there was no role model of a solid, healthy relationship and you doubt that such a thing even exists. Or maybe your dating history consists only of brief flings and you donât know how to make a relationship last. You could be attracted to the wrong type of person or keep making the same bad choices over and over, due to an unresolved issue from your past. Or maybe youâre not putting yourself in the best environments to meet the right person, or that when you do, you donât feel confident enough. Whatever the case may be, you can overcome your obstacles. Even if youâve been burned repeatedly or have a poor track record when it comes to dating, these tips can help put you on the path to finding a healthy, loving relationship that lasts. Letâs grab a journal đ and take notes đ and listen in to our Host, Joshua Sherron of #TheJoshCast! #TheJoshCast #Podcastlife #Podcaster #NewYorkPodcast #lovepodcast #Lustpodcast #newepisodes #Fireanddesire #Realtalkpodcast #alllovematters #RatedR #SexSells #LustyDesires #Theuglytruth #RawandHard #GrownandNasty #SingleLife #Grownfolkstalk #Singlemanpodcast #Singlelifepodcast #TheLadiesmanpodcast #RealLovePodcast #SexPodcast #Liespodcast #culturepodcast #BlackLovepodcast #GossipPodcast #RelationshipGoalsPodcast #DirtyLaudryPodcast #UglyTruthPodcast #NewSeries #NewPodcast #NewLove #Entanglements #Sidechickpodcast #Mainchickpodcast
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Hey Hey #TheJoshCast Fam, Welcome back to our third episode on the topic of Millennial Love. Our Host of #TheJoshCast, Joshua Sherron is finally finishing his journey into Love and Relationships with the Millennial Generation. Itâs possible, that todayâs singles are carving a more successful path to lasting love than previous generations. We can all learn from people who donât want to waste a lot of time doing things that are going nowhere,â said Dr. Fisher, the co-author of a chapter on âslow loveâ in the 2018 anthology âThe New Psychology of Love,â published by Cambridge University Press.She notes that people who date three years or more before marrying are 39 percent less likely to divorce than people who rush into marriage. âThis is a real extended period of the pre-commitment stage,â said Dr. Fisher. âWith slow love, maybe by the time people walk down the aisle they know who theyâve got, and they think they can keep who theyâve got.â Ask millennials and they will tell you that there is nothing casual about their approach to sex, dating and romance. Hooking up with someone doesnât mean that millennials now donât value marriage,â says Anne Kat Alexander, who at 23 is in the second wave of the millennial generation. âIf anything, they value marriage more because they are putting a lot more forward thinking into that decision.âDr. Fisher says her research suggests todayâs singles seek to learn as much as possible about a potential partner before they spend time, energy and money on courtship. As a result, the path to romance has changed significantly. Whereas a âfirst dateâ used to represent the getting-to-know-you phase of a courtship, now going on an official date with someone comes later in the relationship.And for some singles, sex has become the getting-to-know you phase of courtship. In a study conducted for Match.com, Dr. Fisher found that among a representative sample, 34 percent of singles had sex with somebody before the first date. She calls it âthe sex interview.â For millennials, financial issues also loom large in their decisions about relationships. They talk about the burden of student debt, and their desire to find meaningful work in an increasingly impersonal job market. Many say their lives were deeply affected by the 2008 financial crisis as they watched their parents lose businesses, struggle with debt and even go through divorces. Letâs dive deep into with our Host , Joshua Sherron as He says in this podcast , He believes todayâs singles are setting a good example for future generations by having a more thoughtful view of marriage and commitment. âLove is fickle,â . âThe more stability you can bring to this, the more likely you are going to find something that really works and works long term.â This is a conversation you donât wanna miss . Letâs listen in to #TheJoshCast and look for Love , Lust and Lies.
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Hey #TheJoshCast Fam, Welcome back to our wonderful discussion on Millennial â€ïž Love ! Our Host of #TheJoshCast wasnât done with the wide topic. According to surveys conducted in 2020, The millennial cohort is roughly defined as those who were born in the 1980s to the early 2000s â although there is some debate about the boundaries. Millennials, due in part to their digital savvy, already are credited with significant changes in how we live, work and interact.But what is particularly striking is how quickly the cohort has rewritten the rules for courtship, sex and marriage. In 2018, the median age of first marriage was approaching 30 (29.8 for men and 27.8 for women). Thatâs more than a five-year delay in marriage compared to 1980, when the median age was 24.7 for men and 22 for women.A 2017 study in the Archives of Sexual Behavior found that many younger millennials in their early 20s arenât having sex, and are more than twice as likely to be sexually inactive than the previous generation. Another study found that American couples ages 25 to 34 spend an average of six and a half years together before marrying, compared with an average of five years for all other age groups.Critics say digital saturation has made millennials more socially isolated, restless and entitled, which could explain why they are having less sex than earlier generations. And when millennials do have sex, itâs often viewed as less meaningful because they engage in âhookupsâ or sexual relationships described as âfriends with benefits.â Dr. Fisher, author of âAnatomy of Love: A Natural History of Mating, Marriage, and Why We Stray,â has devoted her career to studying love and relationships. Most recently she has collected data on more than 30,000 people related to current courtship and marriage trends. Dr. Fisher believes that instead of criticizing and judging millennials, perhaps we should be paying more attention. Itâs possible, she said, that todayâs singles are carving a more successful path to lasting love than previous generations. âWe can all learn from people who donât want to waste a lot of time doing things that are going nowhere,â said Dr. Fisher, the co-author of a chapter on âslow loveâ in the 2019 anthology âThe New Psychology of Love,â published by Cambridge University Press. She notes that people who date three years or more before marrying are 39 percent less likely to divorce than people who rush into marriage. âThis is a real extended period of the pre-commitment stage,â said Dr. Fisher. âWith slow love, maybe by the time people walk down the aisle they know who theyâve got, and they think they can keep who theyâve got.âAsk millennials and they will tell you that there is nothing casual about their approach to sex, dating and romance. Letâs go on a journey and listen in closely to our Host of
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Hello #TheJoshCast Fam, , welcome back to a brand new episode of season 2 of #TheJoshCast! We are so happy for all of you to listen to our new series, LOVE â€ïž, Lust đ and Lies đł!!! Here on #TheJoshCast we notice , Millennials are going on fewer dates, having less sex and marrying later. Do they know something about love that the rest of us donât? Is the secret to lasting love to take it slow? As in really, really slow?The millennial generation is putting that theory to the test, opting for what the biological anthropologist Helen Fisher calls âslow love.â Studies show that millennials are dating less, having less sex and marrying much later than any generation before them, and a younger generation appears to be following in their footsteps.These changes have prompted hand-wringing among some experts who speculate that hookup culture, anxiety, screen time, social media and helicopter parents have left us with a generation incapable of intimacy and commitment. But Dr. Fisher takes a more generous view, and suggests that we could all learn a thing or two from millennials about the benefits of slow love. Itâs not that millennials are wrecking marriage, she says. It may be that they value it more. Letâs join our host of the #TheJoshCast , Joshua Sherron . He is going explore this juicy topic of Millennial Love â€ïž!
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It's hereâthe coronavirus vaccine, the "light at the end of the tunnel" and the beginning of the end of this pandemic. With shots mailed out today from Kalamazoo, Michigan, public health experts like Dr. Anthony Fauci are hoping to eventually get at least "75 percent, 80 percent of the population vaccinated" for it to be effective. However, there is a subset of Americans that should not take the COVID vaccine, according to news released today by the Food and Drug Administration. many Americans consider lying to be more prevalent than in the past. 66% of Americans, in general, think they are lied to, at least, some of the time, up from 45% thirty years ago when USA Today asked the same question. The proportion of U.S. residents who currently think they are lied to includes 7% who say they are lied to all the time, 9% who believe they do not receive the whole truth most of the time, and 50% who think they are lied to some of the time. Currently, 33% of U.S. residents, down from 53% when USA Today measured this question in 1986, say they are seldom on the receiving end of a lie. Millions of Americans can be forgiven for not placing blind trust in federal and state government leaders and their health advisers, whose main tactic was to order Americans to surrender freedoms while an entire national economy was intentionally crashed, leading to the loss of millions of jobs and the accumulation of trillions of dollars (and counting) in additional debt. A Chinese virologist who has reportedly been in hiding over fear for her safety has stepped out into the public eye again to make the explosive claim that she has scientific evidence to prove that COVID-19 was human-made in a lab in China â despite American studies refuting the controversial claim.
Dr. Li-Meng Yan, a scientist who says she did some of the earliest research into COVID-19 last year, made the comments Friday during an interview on the British talk show âLoose Women.â When asked where the deadly virus that has killed more than 900,000 around the globe comes from, Yan â speaking via video chat from a secret location â replied, âIt comes from the lab â the lab in Wuhan and the lab is controlled by Chinaâs government.â
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There is a great dualism presented in this verse. In one phrase Isaiah points out that a child is born, but then he asserts that a son is given. Why say twice what appears to be essentially the same thing? Because the two are not the same, not in the least. On that first Christmas about 2,000 years ago, the child Jesus was born, but the Son is preexistent. The Son was not born, for He always has been and always will be. The child was born, but the Son was given. Yes, the child and the Son are One, but the terms used to describe Him are very different indeed.
A Child is born ... speaks of the Humanity of Christ. A Son is given ... speaks of the Divinity of Christ. A Child is born ... speaks of Impotence. A Son is given ... speaks of Omnipotence. A Child is born ... speaks of the Terrestrial. A Son is given ... speaks of the Celestial. A Child is born ... that speaks of the Earthly. A Son is given ... speaks of the Heavenly. A Child is born ... speaks of the Son of Man. A Son is given... that speaks of the Son of God. Isaiah caught the duality of Christ in simple, but profound words as he described the wonderful gift God was giving to the world - namely, His own Son. Just think of it, "Jesus had an earthly mother, but no earthly father. Jesus has a heavenly Father, but no heavenly mother." In essence, God's Son from heaven came to be born as a child here on earth for the express purpose of redeeming the lost race of humanity.
In this passage Isaiah speaks of four titles for the Son. If one reads the Bible carefully, he or she will discover that the Word of God contains more than 225 terms, names or titles for our Lord. Truly, His name is the name above every name. In this four part series, we are going to look at the four titles, which Isaiah gave to us in this passage, and relate them to our lives right now.
The four names are:
Wonderful Counselor Mighty God Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace We begin today with the title Wonderful Counselor.
The name Counselor, and the adjective Wonderful, are filled with meaning - as we shall see. A counselor is one who gives advice, leads, or defends someone. But we must be careful to whom we turn for counsel. The story is told of two bums sitting together on a park bench. One of them said to the other, "I'm a man who never took advice from anybody." The other said, "Shake my hand, old buddy, for I'm the man who followed everybody's advice."
The problem for many people is they will not listen to words of wisdom. For others, they are listening to the wrong voices or they heed too many voices. Today we are going to consider listening to and following the Wonderful Counselor.
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The number of people in the U.S. killed by Covid-19 could nearly double in the next several months despite a nationwide vaccine rollout, health researchers warn.
The U.S. is forecast to see a cumulative 539,000 deaths by April 1, according to a Dec. 4 report published by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington's School of Medicine. More than 279,000 people in the U.S. have died from the virus and more than 14.3 million have been infected, according to data from Johns Hopkins University. The country is expected to approve and begin distributing one or more vaccines as early as December. If ever there were a time when our eyes could be drawn away from Christ toward the waves of fear and doubt, right now is such a time! And if ever our trust could be fixed in the good intentions of our persistent efforts, right now is such a time.
Our safety as we see it is tied up with how consistently and thoroughly we wash our hands, how conscientiously we maintain our social distance, how deliberately we sequester ourselves from public life.
But thatâs not where our safety comes from. Thatâs not how our health is maintained. Yes, each of these disciplines is important in a time of pandemic. And as weâve stated, adhering to them is not just an exercise in self-protection; itâs how we best love one another.
But our faith is not fixed in these practices. They are not the ultimate means by which weâre kept safe.
There is one God in heaven Who is King and Lord of all. There is one God in heaven to Whom every entity in this universe is subject. Even the occasional virus thatâs new to finite and vulnerable human beings has been known eternally by this great and glorious God! And we are His. He is our⊠Father. We are His image-bearing creatures. And He reigns over us. He has named us, each and all (15). No virus will touch us unless He has given it permission. No virus will take us unless He has appointed it to do so. And if the washing of our hands and the keeping of our distance has resulted in our sustained health, itâs not because those practices are fool-proof. Itâs because our God has purposed them as the means by which weâre being taught to walk by faith in Him, and the way in which He has willed to achieve His purpose in us.
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Months have passed since Covid-19 disrupted our lives, and many of us long for normalcy again. We long for the familiar again. We long for the way it used to be again. Yet, if we are honest, we realize the way it used to be may never be again. And, even though we know the pandemic in which we find ourselves is temporary, sometimes it does not feel so temporary. Things have changed. Routines have changed. Normalcy has left us, and an unwelcomed, uninvited new normal has brazenly sashayed into our lives leaving us reeling from its unexpected blow. Governments, in countries across the globe, have responded to this virus with great tenacity. Here, in the United States, our federal government has responded with social distance guidance, payroll protection programs, and stimulus checks, among other things. Governors and mayors in states and cities across the country have responded to this virus in a myriad of ways- some good and some perhaps not so good. But, what about us? How should we as people of faith respond to this invisible enemy? How should we as people of faith respond to this chaotic crisis that has wreaked havoc on our world, taken what we love, and those we love? What should our response be? Siblings in Christ, we find the answer to that question in Godâs word. For Godâs word lets us know that all the time and especially during this unprecedented time, we can have the peace of God in our lives. Our response is to not be anxious and to rest in the Peace of God.
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Martin Luther said âTo be a Christian without prayer is no more possible than to be alive without breathing.â Jesusâ teaching in the Sermon on the Mount tests us and challenges us at every turn. Jesus calls us to a life that is so breathtakingly beautiful, and yet at the same time so difficult to live out. Jesus isnât satisfied with external behavior in the Sermon on the Mount, but he keeps digging into our hearts. As we said at the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount, righteousness isnât simply a matter of outward behavior but itâs a matter of the heart. Asking is simply expressing your need to God. Ask, and you will receive. What a beautiful promise!
The word âseekâ intensifies the process. We seek when we donât know where something is. In seeking we understand that there is concentrated time and effort involved. So yes, prayer is asking, but it is not a hit and run. We spend time seeking God in prayer and in his word. Seeking is a process, and it doesnât happen all at once.
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Wow ! Well weâve received so many compliments and incredible reviews from last week podcast called The Meeting of the Minds pt. 1. The listeners of The Josh Cast have enjoyed the interview and dialogue between Bishop D.A. Sherron and our Host of The Josh Cast , Joshua Sherron last week. Well back by popular demand, We brought Bishop D.A Sherron back today for you to hear a wonderful conversation on Legacy, Maturity , Fatherhood and Long Term Thinking. The Josh Cast is honored to have this Wise and Powerful Pastor and Leader of Leaders Bishop D.A. Sherron. I hop you enjoy this dialogue and please comment and share . Please Subscribe to the Josh Cast for more powerful and thought provoking content from Joshua Sherron.
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On November 1st, 2020, Our Host of âThe Josh Castâ, Joshua Sherron sat down with Bishop D. A. Sherron at his office in New York City for a life changing interview. D. A. Sherron is a Pastor, Bishop, Thought Leader, Husband and Powerful Theologian! Bishop is one of the most outspoken and powerful Leaders who is a âVoice â and Not simply an âEcho.â Joshua Sherron and the Bishop engage in a series of thoughtful subjects such as: the political climate of 2020 and the The War between Biden and Trump; early voting and handling a Global Crisis; Hip Hop and civil rights; and dynamic nuggets from his formal training in Pastoral leadership and Sound doctrine! Letâs explore this amazing interview and listen to this conversation of two leaders in America!
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On April 4, 1967, Dr.Martin Luther King Jr. stood and delivered this powerful at the Riverside church in New York City condemning The Vietnam War. Declaring âMy conscience leaves me no other choice.â Dr.King told reporters on Face the Nation that as a Minister, He had a âProphetic Functionâ. In the speech He said âWe are Faced with the fact that tomorrow is today. We are confronted with the fierce urgency of now.â When Dr.King spoke these words , He reminded us âFierce urgency of nowâ. He reminded us that we need one another and that we are stronger as we March together and work together to build and do Godâs will. As we do Godâs will, there Is an urgency of Now. Letâs go to this named Nehemiah who had a mindset on âThe Urgency of Now.â The book of Nehemiah shows the fulfillment of the prophecies of Zechariah and Daniel concerning the rebuilding of Jerusalemâs walls. It is easy to analyze, scrutinize, and talk about the problems in the world. But we need people who will not just discuss a bad situation, but will do something about it . Nehemiah saw a problem and was distressed. Instead of wallowing in self pity and grief , He took action. Nehemiah knew that God wanted him to movirvate the Jews to rebuild Jerusalemâs walls , so He left a responsible position in the Persian government to do what God wanted. Nehemiah knew God could use His skills and talents to get the job done. From the moment He arrived in Jerusalem everyone Knew He was in charge. He organized, managed, supervised, helped, encouraged , met opposition, confronted injustice, and kept going until the walls were built. Nehemiah was a man of action and vision.
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In 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Once said â Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly.â 50 years later we are seeing an injustice carried out in America with the wrongful killing and cowardly murder to our daughter and sister Breonna Taylor . 3 Cowardly police officers murdered Breonna Taylor . EMT and aspiring nurse Breonna Taylor, 26, was shot to death by police in her own home on March 13. In what has been described as a âbotched raid,â officers barged into Taylorâs apartment in Louisville, Kentucky, as she lay sleeping, and fired multiple rounds. Months after she was senselessly killed, Taylorâs name has been chanted all over the country at mass protests against racist police brutality, which erupted after the death of Minneapolis resident George Floyd, also at the hands of police. On September 23 â over six months after Taylor was killed â just one of the officers involved in the shooting was indicted by a grand jury. Officer Brett Hankison faces three charges of wanton endangerment, a class D felony that carries a penalty of one to five years in prison. Five days later, amid outrage over the decision, one member of that grand jury asked that the proceedings be made public, âso that the truth may prevail.âTaylor was shot eight times by law enforcement. According to a lawsuit filed by her family, her killing was the result of a botched drug-warrant execution. No drugs were found; the warrant in question targeted another person, who lived miles away and had already been detained by the time police entered Taylorâs home. This is WRONG and letâs explore why this is WRONG!
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Actor Chadwick Boseman, who brought the movie "Black Panther" to life with his charismatic intensity and regal performance, has died.Boseman has battled colon cancer since 2016 and died at home with his family and wife by his side, according to a statement posted on his Twitter account. He was 43.âA true fighter, Chadwick persevered through it all, and brought you so many of the films you have come to love so much," the statement said. The Black Panther star was an inspiration, not just because of the characters he beautifully brought to life but the passion and generous nature that he presented to the world. We only got a small glimpse into the special man that Boseman was, but his legacy will continue to grow and be admired by those who got the privilege to work with him, know him, or just watch him act.
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According to CNN Business , A pair of Black-led banks on opposite coasts are joining forces to become the largest minority-owned depository institution in the United States, according to FDIC data.City First Bank and Broadway Federal Bank announced their merger on Wednesday. Combined, the lenders said they would have more than $1 billion in assets.City First President and CEO Brian E. Argrett said the two banks have been working on their deal for a year. Los Angeles-based Broadway Federal is a community-oriented savings bank dedicated to providing conventional loans to minority consumers who often are ignored by mainstream commercial banks, according to the company's website. City First, which is based in Washington DC, describes itself as an "impact-driven" institution that specializes in lending to underprivileged people and communities. Argrett said combining their resources will allow the two banks to accomplish more than they could separately.âIt gives us more lending power," Argrett said. "It brings additional financial capacity to be able to serve Back-owned businesses." I believe in the power of Black Banks and itâs time we support and push to close this wealth gap. Letâs come together and learn more on why Black Banks Matter!
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On April 4, 1967 Martin Luther King, Jr., delivered his seminal speech at Riverside Church condemning the Vietnam War. Declaring âmy conscience leaves me no other choice,â King described the warâs deleterious effects on both Americaâs poor and Vietnamese peasants and insisted that it was morally imperative for the United States to take radical steps to halt the war through nonviolent means. 50 years later , I felt the urgency to bring awareness on A disease that is killing my people called Mental Health. Mental illnesses affect 19% of the adult population, 46% of teenagers and 13% of children each year. People struggling with their mental health may be in your family, live next door, teach your children, work in the next cubicle or sit in the same church pew.
However, only half of those affected receive treatment, often because of the stigma attached to mental health. Untreated, mental illness can contribute to higher medical expenses, poorer performance at school and work, fewer employment opportunities and increased risk of suicide. Although the general perception of mental illness has improved over the past decades, studies show that stigma against mental illness is still powerful, largely due to media stereotypes and lack of education, and that people tend to attach negative stigmas to mental health conditions at a far higher rate than to other diseases and disabilities, such as cancer, diabetes or heart disease.
Stigma affects not only the number seeking treatment, but also the number of resources available for proper treatment. Stigma and misinformation can feel like overwhelming obstacles for someone who is struggling with a mental health condition. I want to explore this journey of understanding and learning more about mental health together! Letâs see what we discover together!
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Hey everyone, In a crisis, it's easy to revert to old patterns. I realize that we need to address the elephant in the room called Codependency. Itâs important to know that Caring for your well-being during the coronavirus pandemic includes maintaining healthy boundaries and saying no to unhealthy relationships.The healing touchstone of millions, this modern classic by one of America's best-loved and most inspirational authors holds the key to understanding codependency and to unlocking its stultifying hold on your life.Is someone else's problem your problem? If, like so many others, you've lost sight of your own life in the drama of tending to someone else's, you may be codependent--and you may find yourself in this book--Codependent No More. The healing touchstone of millions, this modern classic by one of America's best-loved and most inspirational authors holds the key to understanding codependency and to unlocking its stultifying hold on your life.With instructive life stories, personal reflections, exercises, and self-tests, Codependent No More is a simple, straightforward, readable map of the perplexing world of codependency--charting the path to freedom and a lifetime of healing, hope, and happiness. Codependency refers to a psychological construct involving an unhealthy relationship that people might share with those closest to them.It was originally thought to involve families of substance abuse but has since grown to include other types of dysfunctional relationships. Originally, âthe term âcodependentâ described persons living with, or in a relationship with an addicted personâ (Lampis et al., 2017). Modern understandings of codependency now refer to âa specific relationship addiction characterized by preoccupation and extreme dependenceâemotional, social and sometimes physicalâon another person.âThe concept of codependency does still apply to families with substance abuse issues but is used also to refer to other situations too. The main consequence of codependency is that codependents, busy taking care of others, forget to take care of themselves, resulting in a disturbance of identity developmentâ Letâs explore this Topic of Codependency together and learn more .
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Fifty years ago, James Brown, the "Godfather of Soul," released the iconic song, "Say It Loud, I'm Black and I'm Proud." It was released in August 1968, just four months after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. Randall Kennedy, a Harvard law professor, said he remembers when he first heard the song. The funk- and soul-inspired hit was like nothing he had heard before â especially at a time in which Kennedy said overt "colorism," or the preference for lighter skin color, was prevalent in the black community. It is one of the landmark cultural texts of the 1960s. The Black Liberation Movement had a variety of fronts. One front was outward facing challenging white supremacy. The other front, however, and a very important front was the inner struggle in black America to rehabilitate itself, reclaim itself. The basis of Black Power is various ideologies that aim at achieving self-determination for black people in the U.S. Black power dictates that blacks create their own identities despite being subjected to pre-existing societal factors. The first popular use of the term "Black Power" as a political and racial slogan was by Stokely Carmichael (later known as Kwame Ture) and Willie Ricks (later known as Mukasa Dada), both organizers and spokespersons for the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC). Now Fifty years later , Beyonce comes now and says in the midst of civil unrest , Black Lives matter and A crazy Trump in office and declares âBlack is KING đâ! Black Is King, BeyoncĂ©âs third visual album, which was released on Disney+ on July 31, reinvents the coming of age story of The Lion King. The filmâs narrative mirrors Simbaâs journey from young prince to king. But Black Is King, which was directed and produced by and stars BeyoncĂ©, tells an altogether different story that cements ancestral connections between Black Americans and the people of the African diaspora. In my opinion, In a world full of racism, a world where being Black makes many doubt their capabilities, BeyoncĂ© Knowles' Black Is King â a visual companion to the 2019 album The Lion King: The Gift â is a breath of fresh air. In it she shows that Black is beautiful. Black is glorious! Black Is King is inspired by the 2019 remake of The Lion King. It tells viewers the story of a young African king who is cast out into the world as a baby â and grows up to return home to reclaim his throne. Along the way, he meets figures who connect him to his history, his family and identity â with ample music and dancing. BeyoncĂ©, who plays a mother figure and narrator throughout the film, encourages Black people to see the leader within and not be defined by negative narratives of Africa. Letâs make all of the World đ understand and proclaim Loudly đđđand say with me that BLACK is KING đ!
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âGet in good trouble, necessary trouble, and redeem the soul of America.â John Lewis made this statement on the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama on March 1, 2020 commemorating the tragic events of Bloody Sunday. Bloody Sunday occurred on March 7, 1965 as peaceful protesters were beaten by law enforcement officers for crossing the bridge. Lewis and others like Amelia Boynton Robinson were beaten so badly they were hospitalized.The context behind the march is significant. The 600-person civil rights march was actually about police brutality. Jimmie Lee Jackson, a 26-year-old church deacon, was killed by James Bonard Fowler, a state trooper in Alabama. This march also occurred a year and a half after the infamous March on Washington highlighting that little had changed in the lives of Black people in America. Bloody Sunday was highlighted in Ava Duvernayâs Oscar-nominated best picture film Selma. Musicians John Legend and Common won an Oscar for the song âGlory.âBloody Sunday is often noted as a pinnacle of Lewisâ life.
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Why is financial literacy important in the Black Community? How can you help other with financial literacy? Whatâs the big deal with financial literacy ? Financial literacy is important because it equips us with the knowledge and skills we need to manage money effectively. Without it, our financial decisions and the actions we takeâor donât takeâlack a solid foundation for success. And this can have dire consequences: Nearly half of Americans donât expect to have enough money to retire comfortably. Credit card debt has reached its highest point ever. Forty percent of Americans canât afford a $400 emergency expense. Given the above statistics, it might not be surprising that nearly two-thirds of Americans canât pass a basic test of financial literacy. Financial literacy is important because itâs pretty much one of the things that will encompass just about every aspect of a personâs life. So even in families, even in marriages, lots of the hard times that people will have are gonna revolve around money. In the system that we live in, everything revolves around money. Weâre in a capitalist society, so itâs to everybodyâs benefit to know as much as they can about being wise about their money so that they can at least give themselves some type of stability in the future.â
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Hey everyone I want you to explore this question with me Do Black lives or Bodies matter ? I want us to think about this question deeply. We have seen many protest and riots on the TV screen and we have seen civil unrest. We have not seen protest against poverty and gun violence. Itâs a huge issue when we speak against one issue and stay silent towards another issue. I have a few questions I want to ask all of you . Is the Black Lives Matter movement our new Civil Rights movement in 2020? Would Dr. King March with Black Lives Matter or would He speak against them? Would Malcolm X approve of the riots and stealing in stores and shopping malls ? Do we stand up or sit down ? How do we speak TRUTH during a time of a pandemic , civil unrest , and a financial crisis? I believe that Our Host Joshua Sherron can answer some of the questions that we are asking in our minds as we listen in and ask ourselves âDo Black lives or bodies matter?â
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Stop Looking and LEAD! Have you ever thought to yourself âWho will rescue us?â âWhat is our next steps of leadership ?â âWhat are we missing in our leader today? â In todayâs episode, We go on a journey with our host Josh to understand the urgency to Stop wasting our time to look for leaders who canât lead us. As Millennials, itâs our time to LEAD! Powerful leading and shaking will require us to get pass our comfort zone of sitting and push us to move forward! Who wants to lead ? Whoâs ready to fight and go higher? If you want to answer to those questions...Listen to this podcast and experience More on Stop Looking and LEAD! The books I have cited in this episode you can purchase all of them on amazon. The books Iâve cited in this podcast are as follows , âHow successful people thinkâ by John Maxwell , âThe 5 Levels of Leadershipâby John Maxwell , âThe 17 Indispensable Laws of Teamworkâ by John Maxwell, How successful People by John Maxwell and Seeing the Big Picture by Kevin Cope.
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Hello Beautiful people, welcome to another episode of The Josh Cast. I wanted to explore again the question âWhere is God?â Part 2
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Hey everyone, welcome to my first episode on The Josh Cast! I wanted to ask the question today, âWhere is God?â Let's explore this question together !
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