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SA Schneider on Reading for Fun, Imagination & Finding Purpose #KidsMentalHealth #Purpose (opens the original)
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Reflection on forced reading and forced writing leads to a simple action: let kids choose the story first, then worry about grammar. In this One Moment Podcast episode, middle-grade author SA Schneider explains why fiction is a mental reset, how standardized tests and screens starve imagination, and why a short story or a Space Invaders-level game can give someone a reason to keep going. Evergreen takeaways for parents, teachers, and adults who quit reading in high school: interest first, canon
Sharissa Bradley: Parentification, Self-Forgiveness & Journey Back to Health #HealingJourney #CPTSD (opens the original)
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Reflection on forced adulthood leads to concrete action of self-forgiveness and grace. In this return episode, Sharissa Bradley maps the path from 11-year-old caretaker through enabling, near-death experiences, anorexia, and ongoing suicidal ideation pathways—to the deliberate practices that keep her present for her own family. She shares the four phrases of Ho’oponopono, the reason she wrote Journey Back to Health, and why the middle of healing deserves as much airtime as the before-and-after.
Glenda Benavides Live Concert: “I Ride” & Everyday Courage #SoulMusic #Purpose (opens the original)
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Reflection on history’s call to action leads to practical steps for personal passion and connection. Grammy-nominated soul artist Glenda Benavides hosts a live virtual concert on One Moment Podcast, debuting “I Ride” and exploring how the spirit of 1775 still speaks to mental health, substance use support, and the choice to ride for something meaningful. Evergreen takeaways include the value of quality relationships, small acts of kindness, music as contribution, and the simple invitation to dig
Diagnosis as Clarity, Not Brokenness with Author J.M. Shaw #Neurodiversity #LateDiagnosis (opens the original)
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Reflection on decades of quiet adaptation leads to practical action for self and family. J.M. Shaw, Canadian fantasy author, recounts how an autism and ADHD diagnosis in her late 30s turned lifelong confusion into understandable difference, and how writing served as both research and emotional regulation from puberty onward. She covers transferring hard-won strategies to her sons, the persistent shortage of adult neurodivergent supports, and the simple truth that you can learn what does not come
Find Your Motivator and the Shoes That Actually Fit #ReflectionToAction #SoulFoundation (opens the original)
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Shamayne Olivia’s book and workbook grew from a decade of personal work and one unforgettable dream. The message was simple and urgent: teach women to find the shoes for their journey. She mapped every part—soul as the unanswered questions at the core, heel as past pain that can release, arch as the support system and boundaries we must learn, toe as the wisdom that steps forward, tongue as the voice finally spoken, eyelids as the clear vision of the person we choose, laces as healthy connection
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