Trisa McBride's guest appearances

Trisa McBride

Loving the F

Beau Lotto

Calvin Wayman

Scott Wilhite

Maxine Attong

Taylor Proctor

Jodi Bingham

Emily Herr

Amy Bammel Wilding

Deanna Lee

Dannielle Bryan

Christine Sara

Kirsten Fox

David Derezotes

Darla Bentely

Carrie Purser

OwlTail

Trisa McBride returns to Loving the F and talks about grief and the things we tell ourselves that stunt our progression. But that's not all folks, we cover a few different topics and as always - Trisa keeps it fresh and authentic. Dannielle Bryan Mel Robbins Sonia Ricotti  Other people’s grief is terrifying when they lose someone. You never know what to say, even having gone through it myself (losing a child/loved one). I have friends who have lost children and its devastating. There are people I know who have never found a way to connect again. Once you know what your beliefs are, they are running your experience and just being able to do that in the arena of grief is, I believe, very powerful. You can change your life instantly by changing your perspective. And once you’ve challenge that and you look at that and you open up to a perspective that gives you something else you might want more – its just as valid as the perspective before – it just changes your outcomes. There are so many phases and levels of parenting and none of them come easy. – Melissa Allison Sharing stories about the person lost is a healthy way to process your grief. – Melissa Allison If I cry, that’s okay, cause I want to talk about him (her son). Its just a good feeling to feel connected

<a href="https://jmcrecovery.com/trisa-mcbride/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Trisa McBride</a> returns to Loving the F and talks about grief and the things we tell ourselves that stunt our progression. But that's not all folks, we cover a few different topics and as always - Trisa keeps it fresh and authentic. <a href="https://shamanictwist.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dannielle Bryan</a> <a href="https://melrobbins.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mel Robbins</a> <a href="https://soniaricotti.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sonia Ricotti</a> <ul> <li>Other people’s grief is terrifying when they lose someone.</li> <li>You never know what to say, even having gone through it myself (losing a child/loved one).</li> <li>I have friends who have lost children and its devastating. There are people I know who have never found a way to connect again.</li> <li>Once you know what your beliefs are, they are running your experience and just being able to do that in the arena of grief is, I believe, very powerful.</li> <li>You can change your life instantly by changing your perspective. And once you’ve challenge that and you look at that and you open up to a perspective that gives you something else you might want more – its just as valid as the perspective before – it just changes your outcomes.</li> <li>There are so many phases and levels of parenting and none of them come easy. – Melissa Allison</li> <li>Sharing stories about the person lost is a healthy way to process your grief. – Melissa Allison</li> <li>If I cry, that’s okay, cause I want to talk about him (her son).</li> <li>Its just a good feeling to feel connected</li></ul>

Episode 47 - LTF with Trisa McBride - Forbidden Grief

Stephanie HIllbrand

Join me and my two friends  Stephanie Hillbrand and Trisa McBride, who share the same birthday as me, as we open our presents and talk about plenty of forbidden things. Everything from gift giving, toys, movies and the rules of friendship which Stephanie just blows out of the water. But first, I need to address the elephant in the room. Yes, the picture I chose to post with this story. First, let me just say it was Stephanie who insisted we have all of those candles on the cake. Second, I'd like to add they were burning fast and there were a lot of them. So, like any smart birthday woman who wants her birthday wish to come true, I blew full boar to make sure not one single candle was left standing. Little did I know, the other two were only puckering up for the shot. Now you understand why my cheeks look like their stuffed with marshmallows - ready to play the part of Don Vito Corleone after a bad reaction to the fish dinner. The other thing I'd like to address is I was mortified when I first saw the picture. I mean, who wouldn't be? I vowed to myself to destroy the picture forever. But then a voice from beyond whispered, such action would not be in line with the spirit of this podcast. After all, the ugly picture is always and most definitely forbidden - right? So here I am, embracing the forbidden and regardless of the outcome I have to say - it feels liberating to smile in the face of the forbidden. Departures

Join me and my two friends Stephanie Hillbrand and Trisa McBride, who share the same birthday as me, as we open our presents and talk about plenty of forbidden things. Everything from gift giving, toys, movies and the rules of friendship which Stephanie just blows out of the water. But first, I need to address the elephant in the room. Yes, the picture I chose to post with this story. First, let me just say it was Stephanie who insisted we have all of those candles on the cake. Second, I'd like to add they were burning fast and there were a lot of them. So, like any smart birthday woman who wants her birthday wish to come true, I blew full boar to make sure not one single candle was left standing. Little did I know, the other two were only puckering up for the shot. Now you understand why my cheeks look like their stuffed with marshmallows - ready to play the part of Don Vito Corleone after a bad reaction to the fish dinner. The other thing I'd like to address is I was mortified when I first saw the picture. I mean, who wouldn't be? I vowed to myself to destroy the picture forever. But then a voice from beyond whispered, such action would not be in line with the spirit of this podcast. After all, the ugly picture is always and most definitely forbidden - right? So here I am, embracing the forbidden and regardless of the outcome I have to say - it feels liberating to smile in the face of the forbidden. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7Al2OBB2HM&amp;t=10s" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Departures</a>

Episode 1.5 - Loving the F with Stephanie HIllbrand and Trisa McBride

Trisa McBride is a business consultant as well as the founder and CEO of the James Mason Center for Recovery. She quit her job three months after her son James died from an accidental overdose to start the center in his memory. The James Mason Center for Recovery Here are some of the treasures from our conversation.  We all have a knowing before our heads kick in and tell us we can't and we have a choice to either act on it - or allow that voice to talk us out of doing the very thing we desire. We are all stopped by the "f" at one point or another in our lives and it may stop you, for now. But it doesn't have to stop you forever. Facing your "f" could expand your life, enrich your soul and help you to see life through a clean lens. As human beings our spirits need to grow and expand and that can't happen inside of our comfort zones. You have to stake your claim as to who you are because its too easy to go with the flow and focus on others - losing yourself.

<a href="http://jmcrecovery.com/trisa-mcbride/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Trisa McBride</a> is a business consultant as well as the founder and CEO of the James Mason Center for Recovery. She quit her job three months after her son James died from an accidental overdose to start the center in his memory. <a href="http://jmcrecovery.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The James Mason Center for Recovery</a> Here are some of the treasures from our conversation. <ul> <li>We all have a knowing before our heads kick in and tell us we can't and we have a choice to either act on it - or allow that voice to talk us out of doing the very thing we desire.</li> <li>We are all stopped by the "f" at one point or another in our lives and it may stop you, for now. But it doesn't have to stop you forever.</li> <li>Facing your "f" could expand your life, enrich your soul and help you to see life through a clean lens.</li> <li>As human beings our spirits need to grow and expand and that can't happen inside of our comfort zones.</li> <li>You have to stake your claim as to who you are because its too easy to go with the flow and focus on others - losing yourself.</li></ul>