Forgiveness during grief | Rahn Anthoni

Showing forgiveness during your grief allows you to fully heal. Unfortunately, we all will experience some form of grief in our life. The event will not make sense because we never would have done what was done to us. One of the most powerful forms of closure is forgiveness. Forgiveness does not condone the person for what they have done, but it does release you from the burden of being consumed with the traumatic memory. There is a time for grief, but when it becomes a lifestyle you  are then carrying something that you were never meant to carry. Recording artist, Rahn Anthoni shares his heart wrenching Learn more…

Thriving with mental illness | JJ McGuigan

Having a mental illness does not mean you cannot live a productive life. Often when we think of people with a mental illness we envision someone we would see in a movie. We all will experience some form of mental health struggle in our lives. Some mental health disorders present themselves in one’s personality, behavior, brain chemistry or simply through an adjustment in one’s life. When we take on the label of mental illness we often forget that it is something we are experiencing, but does not have to control our lives. You can thrive regardless of what you are experiencing today. Musician, JJ McGuigan shares his personal story of Learn more…

Determine your success | Don Hutcheson

Only you determine your success. Often we measure success with how much money we have earned or how many materialistic things we own. However, there are many versions of success. When we stop and reflect on our quality of life, in regards to how balanced it feels, we may realize that we aren’t as successful in other areas of our lives. Creating a snapshot of your life right this second allows you to determine ares in your life on which you can easily improve. Life coach and business expert, Don Hutcheson shares his own story of defining his measurement of success. He also gives entrepreneurial insight into the Learn more…

Be true to self | Dr. Rosie Kuhn

Making the hard decision to be true to self. Many well-meaning people have wonderful expectations for us. However, as we grow, those expectations do not match what we feel is healthy for us. Making a decision to be true to self versus what the world perceives to be “the right thing,” will cause extreme conflict with your support system. It is important that you spend time getting to know yourself, to know the reasons why you act, feel, and do the things you do. When you can find stillness within it allows you to make those difficult decisions of being true to self. Psychologist, Rosie Kuhn shares Learn more…

Emotional blackmail and the importance of vulnerability | Dr. Pat Williams

Emotional blackmail holds you hostage. We are all familiar with movies which depict someone being blackmailed for an act they committed. We often don’t realize that we do the same thing to ourselves and hold so many secrets inside of us. The self-talk we create about any situation determines what we keep to ourselves based off of shame and guilt. When you self-blackmail you withhold peace, joy and happiness. Learning to let things go allows you to live your life to its fullest. Life Coach, Dr. Pat Williams reviews his new book, Getting Naked: On Being Emotionally Transparent at the Right Time, the Right Place, and with Learn more…

Discovering talents you didn’t know you had: Guest: Sylvia G

We often look at others and think they are more talented and then feel insecure when we compare ourselves to them. Often people become too busy and forget their hobbies and previous interests which then creates a sense of mediocrity. Your hobbies are often linked with your talents. When you consistently engage in what you enjoy it often leads to new careers. If you don’t try something, for fear of failure, you may miss out on a life filled with fulfillment. Swiss pop star Sylvia G, from Milow the Girl, shares her story of how she discovered her musical talents. She happened to try one day and found she was multi-talented. Learn more…

Overcome limitations | Lisa Loving Dalton

Learn how to overcome limitations. We all have some form of limitation in our life. Some limitations are obvious and some are not. When you allow the limitation to determine the course of your life you will never reach our goals. When you try and do the same thing as everyone else, of course, you will feel less than because you may have to do things differently. Did you realize that in doing it your way, you are a leader for others who may have the same limitations as you? Regardless of what you have been told, there is always a way to achieve your dream. Overcome Learn more…

Overcome childhood stigmas | Anjana Karumathil

Overcome childhood stigmas to become the person you were destined to be. When we are children our self-esteem and belief system are created based off of what people say and how they treat us. As adults those same belief systems are replayed in our head and often stop us from fulfilling the dreams that are in our heart. You are so much greater than what you think. When you listen to your dreams of success instead of your insecurities based off of what you were told as a child, you will reach your fullest potential.   Businesswoman, Anjana Karumathil shares her life story of being disowned Learn more…

Take responsibility | Scott Schmaren

When you take responsibility it will help you live a fulfilled life. We are all self-made individuals. The choices we make today are the foundation for tomorrow’s success. Often we’ve trained ourselves to go on auto-pilot and respond to life in a reactive way. When we slow down and analyze our belief system it causes us to realize that our choices are defining our future. Taking responsibility allows you to make a conscious choice to become the person you’ve always wanted to be. Life coach and hypnotist, Scott Schmaren, shares his personal story of internal enlightenment and how it revolutionized his life. He discusses ways in Learn more…

Using your past to heal others | Adele McLay

Adele McLay tells the tale of her 12 miscarriages. Life happens. We all will experience pain in our lives. It’s natural to grieve and surround yourself with those who support you. It’s vital that as you pass through your grief that you share your story with others. When we are grief-striken we are incapable of sharing what has happened but when you hear yourself discuss what transpired, it shows you how far you’ve come. We all are linked by our emotions. You have endured much, but remember people who have just started their grieving process need to hear your story. Your story will give them hope. Entrepreneur, Adele McLay Learn more…

Don’t give up! | Damien Horne

When you feel like you want to give up reframe the struggle to recognize that it is a valuable opportunity to learn a lesson about your character and your commitment to your dream. Recording Artist, Damien Horne, shares his incredible story of how he was homeless, struggling to survive, when he didn’t give up and his dreams came true. He gives his insight in ways to help others overcome their struggles. You may purchase Damien’s albums on JamesMillerLIFEOLOGY®.com or here. re you struggling to make long-lasting changes in your life, or uncertain how to start? If you are serious about transforming your life today then work with Learn more…

Proactively managing your life | – Jason Criddle

James Miller | LIFEOLOGY® Radio We often have big dreams that we’d like to accomplish but we don’t follow through with them. One of the main reasons is we don’t proactively manage our lives; specifically, with time management. Often we don’t realize how much unstructured down-time we actually have and we never accomplish what we set out to do. Learning how to create structure in your life allows you to successfully follow through with all your goals and dreams. Entrepreneur and Author, Jason Criddle shares his story of making a huge change in his life and becoming the successful content creator he is today. He Learn more…

Finding purpose after tragedy | – Pattie Welek Hall

Unfortunately, we all will experience some form of tragedy in life. When we go through this tragic event we may feel like our future will be as hopeless as we currently feel. Once you process the grief, it’s important to reflect on the person you were prior to the event. Resetting yourself to that personality profile gives you direction find structure for yourself. Then, reflect on what you learned about yourself during and after the tragedy. The new version of yourself will have more depth with these lessons. Author, Pattie Welek Hall experienced every mother’s nightmare, twice. She shares her story of heartache and how she was able to overcome it. Learn more…

Step into the unknown | Tim S Marshall, Episode 1

James Miller | LIFEOLOGY® Radio We all have desires of who we would like to become, but unfortunately, for some, it never comes true. Many people don’t realize that their worst-case scenario fear permeates their thoughts and causes them to never fully break out of life’s mediocrity. Worst-case scenario fears rarely, if ever, happen. Take your first step today in reaching your goals. Business expert, and author, Tim S Marshall, shares his story of overcoming social phobia and low self-esteem and how he was able to become the top salesman, for twelve years, with a globally recognized company. He then started his own business, which was listed Learn more…

Making difficult decisions | – Heather Choate

We all will have to make difficult decisions sometime in our lives. There are actually four categories of people in your life and and it’s necessary to surround yourself with one of those categories. Using these individuals as a sounding board will allow you to reflect on how your emotions and body respond to their response. You’ll be surprised at how your spirit/intuition gives you the answer you seek. Heather Choate is a mother, author and cancer survivor. She was diagnosed with breast cancer while pregnant. She was told if she didn’t terminate the pregnancy her odds of her own survival were minimal. She and Learn more…

Enough is enough | Maya Claridge

When will you stand up and say, “Enough is enough?” Many times in life you may feel as if you don’t have a voice. People may berate you, make fun of you, or simply ignore you. It’s time to say enough is enough. The #boundaries you set with people will keep you safe from behaviors that are disrespectful, dangerous and unhealthy. Did you realize that you can create boundaries with yourself? If you do your best to not disrespect others, then why do you do it to yourself? Listen to the self-talk that you goes through your mind when you do something you are upset about. The more Learn more…

Are you on autopilot? | Alebraheem

James Miller | LIFEOLOGY® Radio Often we are stuck in our daily routines. Day after day passes us by and we settle for mediocrity. What once worked for us before, may not work for us today, but for some reason we forget that.  When we live our lives on autopilot and don’t enjoy or grow in every moment, we miss out on so much. Author, Alebraheem, shares his book, 5 ESSENTIAL DIMENSIONS: How to balance your life for health, success and contentment. This wonderful book explains how to balance your life with a foundation of tranquility. When you understand how your life is divided into 5 categories/dimensions, Learn more…

Reconciling with a parent | Steven Koss

James Miller | LIFEOLOGY® Radio Sometimes between child and parent a rift is created. Often the rift feels like it is unrepairable, but other times there may be a desire to fix it. It’s important to create realistic expectations for how that reconciliation may play out. You are in control of what is healthy for you and you get to determine how you respond during this time. If you’ve lost your parent and wished you had closure, there is a therapeutic way you can get it. Author, Steven Koss reviews his book: On Standby, South of heaven, Coping with cancer, my struggle, my journey, my growth. on my show Learn more…

Who am I? | Steve Olsher

James Miller | LIFEOLOGY® As we grow up we have many opportunities to experience many things. Unfortunately, many of those experiences then become the label that we call ourself. When we realize that an event is simply an event it helps us use it as a stepping stone instead of a stumbling block. Entrepreneur and Business Expert, Steve Olsher, shares his story of how he started in business and some of the pitfalls he overcame. He shares his wisdom in how he helps his clients find their “What” and how he teaches them to to find their own version of success. SteveOlsher.com For more information about James Learn more…