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The Renew Your Mind Podcast

The Renew Your Mind Podcast, hosted by Diana Swillinger, shares how to examine your thoughts, understand how they influence your emotions, and start managing them to better your relationships, life, and faith. Transform your life by the renewing of your mind.

Podcast · By Renew Your Mind Institute · English · Official site

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 29, 2026

    Stop Betraying Yourself by Knowing Your Values (opens the original)

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    Knowing your values is about more than having a list of words that sound good—it's about knowing what matters to you well enough to actually live by it. When your choices, boundaries, relationships, and everyday actions move away from your values, it's easy to slowly betray yourself and lose trust in your own decisions. Learn how to recognize when you're moving away from yourself and start having your own back with one choice, one conversation, one yes, one no at a time. Diana's six-week live cl

  2. Episode · Sep 25, 2026

    Your Values Are Your Why (opens the original)

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    Your goals can tell you what you want, but your values tell you why you want it. When you connect with your values on a deeper level, you can uncover the why that gives you something to come back to when things get hard, motivation fades, or the path gets messy. Your values can fuel the choices, habits, relationships, and challenges that move you toward the life you want to live. Learn more about making your values practical in my six-week live class, Know Your Values: The Inner Compass You've B

  3. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    Guilt Free Self-Care is Possible When Guided by Values (opens the original)

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    Self-care isn't always about doing something fun or avoiding discomfort—it can be about making choices that support the life you actually want. When you know your values, taking care of yourself can become less about guilt and more about living in alignment with what matters to you. From rest and exercise to asking for help or doing something uncomfortable, self-care can look different depending on what you value. Diana's six-week class, Know Your Values: The Inner Compass You've Been Missing ,

  4. Episode · Sep 18, 2026

    Boundaries Are Easiest When Guided by Values (opens the original)

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    Boundaries are much easier to maintain when you know what they are protecting. In this episode, Diana explains how connecting your boundaries to your values can help you follow through without getting stuck in guilt, fear, or worrying about someone else's reaction. You'll learn how to use your values to decide what boundaries you need and how you want to respond when they're crossed. This is another practical step toward learning to live according to what matters most to you. Values Class Regist

  5. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Deciding Is Easiest When Guided by Values (opens the original)

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    Knowing your values can make decisions much clearer by giving you a guide for what matters most to you. Instead of making choices based on pressure, other people's expectations, or avoiding discomfort, you can consider which option lines up with the life you want to create. Your values won't guarantee an easy decision or a perfect outcome, but they can help you feel more confident in the choice you make. Diana's six-week values class begins the first Sunday in October and will help you identify

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