Lori Jewett Unscripted

EP 135 - Scott Powers, Coaching Others Through Relationships The concept of coaching was mostly commonly associated with athletes and sports teams. As we have evolved as humans we have also evolved the concept of coaching to include other areas or our professional and personal lives, so it only makes sense to expand the concept into the field of relationships, especially romantic relationships, wh...

EP 134 - Coach Edy, Being Relentlessly Honest With Yourself Sometimes we find ourselves blaming situations and people for the problems that we face, when in reality we’re much better off just acknowledging our role in the situation and how we can make it better. In the long run, it truly is better to stare it down and dig in. That’s usually where we find ourselves anyway. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:  How a...

EP 133 - Grace Anderson, Being Forced to Pivot We never know what will come next, which is a lesson we all learned in 2020 to some degree. But some people lost their entire career and/or way of life and may never get it back. In those moments you must learn to accept what is and to pivot, for that is the only way. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:  Why Grace was basically blackballed as a meteorologist in the me...

EP 132- Jon Sansone, Finding the Spark Motion creates emotion so you need to get off your butt and get moving! Waiting around for things to happen always results in missed opportunities and regret. You must get the ball rolling and make sparks fly in your own life, as you are the only one who can. No one else can make it happen for you. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:  The wide breadth of experience that Jon b...

EP 131 - Wayne Wedin, Surviving a Warzone There are certainly times in life where we feel like the weight is too big and we can’t possibly go on. What we fail to realize is that the human body and mind is much more resilient than we often give it credit for. Some people have been pushed to the max and are a good example of how far a human can go. Wayne Wedin is most definitely one of those people....

EP 130 - Why Comparison is The Thief of Joy  They often say comparison is the thief of joy, but why is that? People like to say it but they rarely elaborate. It’s something definitely worth exploring and going deeper on to discover why it really helps to watch your own bobber.    WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:  The happening that prompted Lori to sit down and record this episode Why nothing positive comes whe...

EP 129 - Tracy Schreifels, Healing Prenatal Traumas The thinking for infants and mental health had always been that they were too young to remember any potentially traumatic events. Upon further research, we’ve come to realize that although infants don’t store the memories in the same way, these events are stored in the body and can affect us later on in life.  WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:  What all the let...

EP 128 - Wiley McArthur and Benjamin Terrell, Removing the Weight of Negative Emotion   We spend so much of our lives trying to move the needle, but it’s often made harder by the weight we unknowingly keep in tow. Every one of us carries some sort of weight with us, whether we know it or not. The good part is that we are more able to control the weight than we realize, we simply need to learn how....

EP 127 - John McGhee, How Public Speakers Build Rapport   It doesn’t matter how good the information is that you’re providing if you’re not connecting with those you’re trying to reach. Your audience needs to be engaged or they will simply tune you out. There is no in between. Luckily, it’s a skill like anything else so it can be learned and improved upon.  WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:  What it is about pub...

EP 126 - Jacob Stahler, Guiding Businesses Towards The Answer Oftentimes when we can lead someone towards the answer through asking questions without having to directly tell them, the change will more quickly be implemented with the change being longer lasting. There’s just something about you yourself getting that light bulb in your head that will cause us to act, time and time again.  WHAT YOU’L...

EP 125 - Benjamin Terrell, Fasting Your Way To Halving Your Weight When you weigh twice what is recommended for your body type, sometimes extreme action is necessary to get extreme change. There are many different diets, but everyone’s body is different and will respond differently to each unique stimuli. Some are finding great success with fasting, even for as long as a month! WHAT YOU’LL LEARN: ...

EP 124 - John McGhee, From Mob Enforcer to Pastor and Author Passion can either be a good thing or can manifest as a destructive force when not kept in check. We need to be mindful of where we place that passion, for once we focus it, it can be one of, if not THE most powerful force in the universe. So be careful where you place it.  WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:  How John ended up writing a book about a str...

EP 123 - David Oltman, Balancing Customer Service and Efficiency In today’s world of artificial intelligence and having just about every convenience at our fingertips, we often want it all right now. But is it possible? Sometimes we need to slow down and not put efficiency in the forefront, but instead allow good old fashioned custom service to lead the way. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:  How David feels his...

EP 122 - Lori's Reintroduction People evolve and change throughout time. Goals started in one direction tend to evolve into something else. The goal is to grow and strive forward to avoid stagnation. Often we don’t realize how much we’ve changed until we look back. Sometimes it’s good to talk it out. This is one of those times.   WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:  The reason Lori felt prompted to do a reintroduc...

EP 121 - The Company We Keep It’s no secret that we need to remain mindful of the people that we keep around us. As humans, we are easily influenced by what is close to us, for better or worse. Everyone around us will inevitably leave some sort of mark, so it’s paramount that we choose wisely who we want to affect us on a day-to-day basis.   WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:  What prompted Lori to speak on your...

EP 120 - Dave Comley, Never Give Up On Love   It can be easy to give up on all kinds of relationships, be they romantic or otherwise. It’s easy to become jaded, and the world will undoubtedly give you many reasons to turn your back. But is that really the road that’s going to get you where you are looking to go? Perhaps not. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:  Three ways that Dave knows God is a real figure in hi...

EP 119 - Rob Cressy, Implementing A Growth Mindset  It’s easy to take in self help and motivation materials, but it’s a lot harder to actually implement the things you learn, including sorting out which things to actually retain or discard. It can be super helpful to not try to consume too much, which can feel like trying to drink from a firehose. And nobody likes that. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:  What fi...

EP 118 - Maintaining Friendships as an Adult The more we age, the busier we get, and the harder it is to maintain healthy friendships. These friendships play a crucial role in our mental health and overall well-being, but like anything else positive, we can stress ourselves out about the whole thing, which is pretty much the opposite of what we are trying to achieve. Here are some tips for maintai...

EP 117 - Steve Gamlin, Mastering Work Life Integration We often think about work life balance as though everything needs to be spread out equally throughout your life, but what if instead we focused on simply integrating the things we choose in our life as needed? That could lead to feeling less stressed and being more fulfilled which is indeed something we could all use. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:  How S...

EP 116 - Nell Tice, Working With Your Spouse  Some people can hardly imagine what it would be like to work with their spouse. Others wouldn’t want it any other way! The one thing is for sure, it will certainly shine a light on your relationship and put it through one of the hardest challenges you will ever face as a couple. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:  How COVID forced Nell and her husband to go from trave...

EP 115 - Analysis Paralysis Analysis Paralysis is when you overthink something so much that you in turn fail to take action. This can occur in many facets of our life including anything from trying to choose a career or trying to figure out what to eat. We must fight through and not get ourselves stuck analyzing!   WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:  Why Lori believes in the phrase “Imperfect action is better tha...

EP 114 - Perfection Is Not Attainable Humans are always striving to get to the next level, but we all know that drive can either be healthy or it can be the force that kills us. Learning to deal with and manage that urge is a crucial part of finding success, and perhaps more importantly, happiness.   WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:  Why Lori doesn’t think she’ll over fully get over being somewhat of a hoarder...

EP 113 - Flipping a Potential Negative Many times we hide who we are and often see our biggest assets as potential downfalls. Why is it that? Why do we have a hard time embracing our true authentic selves? If we can learn to break through these barriers, we will no doubt find ourselves more quickly getting to where we ultimately hope to be.  WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:  Why Lori decided to do some shorter...

EP 112 - Monica Burke, Even Good Change Can Be Scary Change most likely will never feel comfortable and like most things, we must feel the fear and do it anyway. Sometimes we like to romanticize things and act like when the change we must make comes along, it will feel right and be easy, but most often that’s the case. There’s a reason we refer to these things as “growing pains.” WHAT YOU’LL LEARN...

EP 111 - Jon Sansone, Sell Like You’re Speed Dating If you think of selling like speed dating, there are many conclusions one can draw about the parallels. Basically, the person on the other side of the table is evaluating you and trying to decide whether they can see you as part of their future. All the fast talk in the world won’t get you there, in fact, it’s more about how you come across as a...