IG25-32. Stephen Chong ‘Laws of Heaven & Earth’


Ignite Your Heart and Soul with Sara Troy with guest Stephen Chong, on air from August 12th

Stephen says, “I’m looking forward to sharing deep insights and meaningful life-purpose guidance—particularly around grief, loss, and their profound connection to the heavenly realm. Our conversation will flow into revelations from The Afterlife, including what I’ve learned about the Abode of Reunion, the School for Children, and the presence of Spirit Guides. I will also open my heart about my mother’s passing and the transformative wisdom that’s emerged through the unfolding Laws of Heaven & Earth and my own life-changing experiences over the past few years.”


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“Stephen Chong M.Ed. is a Far North Queensland, Australian-based author and life-coach who draws his inspirations from life’s themes that relate to us all – love, grief, struggle, and overcoming obstacles. In 2019, Stephen suffered a profound spiritual awakening experience when he fell from a ladder and fractured his neck. Culminating from this experience was the gift of writing, ‘The Afterlife, a journey to: Now you know what will happen,’ within which were discovered the fifteen Laws of Heaven & Earth.

Stephen’s expertise in balancing modern work practices with personal life, and now these unique insights of the afterlife, make this life and life in the hereafter a much better place.”


 STEPHEN’S LAST SHOW WITH SARA ON THE AFTERLIFE.

https://www.stephenchong.com.au

spchong10@gmail.com

www.facebook.com/stephen.chong.

www.linkedin.com/in/stephen-chong-m-ed

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(Viewers can access a ‘free’ copy of the Laws of Heaven & Earth)


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RGC25-32. Tina Feigals,Present Moment Parenting


Raising Your Gifted Children with Sara Troy and her guest Tina Feigal, on air from August 12th

Nationally acclaimed parent coach and trainer Tina Feigal returns with this revised edition of her book, formerly titled The Pocket Coach for Parents. With new content on trauma-effective parenting, Present Moment Parenting: Your Guide to a Peaceful Life with Your Intense Child will help you:
— Understand the connection between the child’s heart and brain
— Recognize how the brain responds to stress and trauma
— Learn effective parenting strategies to decrease intensity and create peace at home

There are many reasons a child doesn’t respond to typical parenting techniques–a mental health diagnosis (such as ADHD or ODD), a life challenge (such as divorce or removal from home), autism, attachment issues, giftedness, physical or emotional trauma–or simply being ”hard to handle.” Whatever the root cause of the intensity, Present Moment Parenting will give you the tools you need to create a peaceful life.


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After raising my 3 beautiful sons, I returned to university to finish my bachelor’s and then master’s degree in School Psychology. I then worked in schools for a few years and later decided to attend a weekend training to become a life coach. Walking out of the training, I had this inspirational thought: “I’m a parent coach!” Since this was in 2000, there were no other parent coaches, so I set out to create the role. I’ve now certified over 850 parent coaches worldwide, and also helped a treatment foster care organization to build a team of 24 parent coaches to help kids stay put in their homes instead of being moved from home to home because of their behavior. They’ve been highly successful while using my Present Moment Parenting methods. I wrote a book by the same title, and also the “Healing the Heart of Your Traumatized Child” e-book. My TEDx Talk is “How to Stop Kids’ Meltdowns and Gain Their Cooperation.”


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A POEM BY PATRICIA Routledge.

Letter to Life as I approach my 95th birthday

Some things bloom late—but they still bloom beautifully.

At 55,
I became known to many as Hyacinth Bucket — a character I believed would be a small role in a little sitcom. ( Keeping Up Apperiencesbritish TV)
Instead, she carried me into millions of living rooms, and oddly enough… into my own heart.

She was loud, proud, impossible to ignore.
And somehow, she helped me embrace parts of myself I’d kept hidden for decades.

That role didn’t make me famous.
It made me whole.

At 65,
I stopped waiting for permission.
I began learning Italian — not for work, but so I could feel opera in its native tongue.
I discovered I rather liked my own company.
I read poetry aloud to no one in particular, simply because it softened the day.
I learned how to be alone… without being lonely.

At 75,
I returned to the Shakespearean stage — a place I once feared I had aged out of.
But this time, I carried no fear of critics or applause.
I stood in stillness.
And I let the words move through me — not because I had something to prove,
but because they still had something to offer.

It wasn’t a performance.
It was presence.

At 85,
I picked up a watercolor brush with unsure hands.
I painted what I remembered:
roses from my garden, old hats from the 60s, faces once seen on the London Underground.

Not to exhibit. Not to impress.
Just to preserve memory — one soft stroke at a time.
Each painting was a small act of remembering.

And now, at 95,
I write letters by hand.
I bake rye bread.
I breathe deeply in the mornings and whisper thanks to the sky.
I listen more than I speak.
I laugh often, but no longer try to be the one who makes others laugh.

I have nothing left to prove — and so much left to feel.

So I’m writing this not as a farewell,
but as a gentle reminder:

Growing older isn’t a fading.
It can be a radiant unfolding.
A blooming — not back to youth,
but back to yourself.

Let these years ahead be your treasure years.
You don’t need fame.
You don’t need perfection.
You only need a presence.

Show up. Gently. Fully. Authentically.
And life — if you let it — will always meet you halfway.

Written by Patricia Routledge, the actress who played Hyacinth Bucket in ‘Keeping Up Appearances.’

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keeping_Up_Appearances

25-31. “When You’re Just Darn Tired”


“Welcome to Sara’s View of Life with me Sara Troy. This week, I’m speaking to something we all feel but rarely admit—we’re just plain tired. Tired of the world’s noise, the heaviness, the personal struggles, the not-sleeping, the getting-through. But in that tiredness, there’s also wisdom. Let’s talk about how to honor our weariness without losing our light.”

I think many of us are feeling it—the weight of the world, the noise, the injustice, the uncertainty. I know I am. It’s exhausting. Add to that a night of poor sleep or ongoing health challenges, and it can feel almost impossible to hold onto your joy, your spark, your sense of purpose.

But here’s the truth: we must find ways to nurture our energy, even when it’s low. Not by pretending everything’s fine, but by honoring our fatigue, slowing down, and finding small ways to refill the well. Sometimes, simply admitting “I’m tired” is the most courageous thing we can do.

In this episode, I speak from the heart about the collective weariness so many of us are carrying—and how we can find light in the middle of it. It’s okay to rest. It’s okay to not be okay. But it’s also vital that we keep feeding the soul with moments of beauty, laughter, and hope.

So if you’re feeling worn thin—emotionally, physically, spiritually—you are not alone. The world has been asking a lot of us. And while we may not have control over the chaos, we do have the power to choose how we care for ourselves in it.

Rest isn’t laziness. Pausing isn’t failure. It’s part of the rhythm of being human. Take the nap. Say no to what drains you. Say yes to something small that nourishes you. The world will keep spinning—but your soul needs tending too.

Remember: the light doesn’t disappear when we’re tired. It just waits patiently for us to turn toward it again.



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BB25-31. Michael D. Furlot & Financial Seas of life


Building Your Business with Sara Troy and her guest Michael D. Furlot, on air from August 5th

People don’t plan to fail, they fail to plan…

 I wish to focus on how we all have habits but not all habits are good ones.The question is “How can we change poor habits into good ones?” We discuss some simple structures and ideas for all age groups no matter what their financial situation is.

Regardless of one’s income, the rules of managing one’s finances are the same. Whether you are a university student or retired, the rules are the same when it comes to managing your financial affairs. You need to look at the rules as though they were tools. Like all tools, if you don’t know how to use them, the outcome will probably be different than what you were expecting.

We learn through example and experience.  A more comfortable way to learn is through the experiences of others.  I believe that life is a series of reconnaissances. We engage, don’t realize the intended outcome, and then try again. We all make mistakes.  To try again after making a mistake and avoiding that mistake will advance us closer to our goal.  As in life, this is true in managing our financial affairs. I like to use analogies, and one that I use for finances is to consider your financial plan as a sailboat that you are trying to navigate.  Knowing the rules can help us navigate through the financial seas of life.  This does not mean that there will not be any storms brewing ahead. However, knowing that there could be, allows us to be prepared and have plans to weather the storm should they occur.

No matter what age you are, everyone has money problems and the stress can be debilitating for some. Bad habits can be corrected.  Too often though, people start at a young age working with their finances without proper guidance.  Bad habits are formed and, unfortunately, some of these habits remain with them throughout their lives.  It is never too late to get on board and replace bad habits with good ones.

No one has more to gain or lose regarding your financial choices than you do. Make the right choices by educating yourself.



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Michael has been a Life Licensed professional since 1996 and brings over 30 years of experience as a Financial Planner. He successfully completed the Certified Financial Planning Program in 2004 and earned the Certified Senior Advisor designation in 2005. He is also a Certified Preplanning Consultant (CPC), a designation conferred by the National Funeral Directors Association in 2003. His professional development includes graduating from the Excellence Series in 1997—completing The Pursuit of Excellence, The Wall, and The Advancement of Excellence—and passing the Canadian Investment Funds Course the same year. Since the age of 19, Michael has either owned businesses or managed small enterprises, receiving multiple recognitions for performance, and has helped over 200 individuals develop their business plans. His community involvement has been extensive, including serving as a Director and Sub-committee Chair with the Community Futures Development Corporation (Fraser-Fort George), Treasurer and Director of the Ladysmith Chamber of Commerce for four years, and eight years as a Director of the Ladysmith Resources Centre. He was also President of the Ladysmith Rotary Club in 2005/2006 and served as Secretary for eight years, in addition to being a founding Director of the Ladysmith Senior Advisory Board for three years. Michael has lived in Ladysmith, Vancouver Island, since 2000 and stands by his professional motto: “My commitment to you is to act with the care and diligence of a reasonable and prudent person conducting his or her own financial affairs.”

Phone:    (250) 816-2002
E-mail mfurlot@gmail.com

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