Faith, Family & Food with Rolanda Eatmon

Faith, Family & Food with Rolanda Eatmon

Ask and ye shall receive. Those are biblical words recited often but your faith and belief that it's possible is the bravery that manifests such a request. Now, God's timing or ways are not ours but his answers are always better.
Meet my podcast guest Rolanda Eatmon. She's a true testament to this. In this episode, Rolanda shares her journey of faith, family, and a barbecue business through perseverance and patience. She reminds us that we can have it all...if we open our horizon to how and when we are to get it.
I hope your takeaway from this episode is that an ask from the Lord merits a guaranteed answer.



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King of Kings Barbecue food truck
www.kingofkingsbbq.com
Memphis, TN
901-338-6732

Intentional Joy

My motto is"My life is an exclamation point!" 95% of the time, that's true. I'm bubbly, fun-loving, and silly. I can also be straightforward, silent, and distant. All of those beautiful traits can exist consistently in one human. I know this very well! The challenge comes when I hit roadblocks and the weight of the world compounds and I find myself leaning into things I can't control versus releasing them and trusting the Lord. Suddenly, I have a problem for every solution, my days are long and my temper is short. It's in those instances that I'm reminded to lean into my joy. The deep belly seed of comfort, security, and safety. We all have it. We were born with it, placed there by the Lord so whenever you find the dark cloud hovering, remember to tap into your supply of joy. It's there on the easy days and the challenging ones, we just have to be intentional about receiving it.

Finding Your Voice with John Paul Stevenson

Life can take you from an introvert to a voice heard around the world if you can feel the fear and do it anyway.

Today’s guest is John Paul Stevenson. I met JP over twenty years ago, thanks to his beautiful wife and my dear friend Cori. John Paul has always had a voice that could make you pause and smile as you long to hear it again. This gift merited him a career three decades long.

In the episode, John Paul talks about life, changes, choices, and the power of being present. I hope his words encourage you to find your passion and to stop and smell the roses along the way.

Who Are you to You?

A huge part of our individual growth is self-actualization. Who am I? What do I want out of life? How do I see myself? I've learned that I'm not always the kindest person to me. Some of my motivational words are shared with everyone except myself. I'm learning that I stand in my way more than I thought possible and that excuses are just a detour from your dreams. I now know that just as easily as I can feed negative thoughts, I can starve them too. If I want a life of joy and gratitude, I have to create it. I have to water what I want to grow. I have to treat myself the way I require others to for self-love motivates change and welcomes abundance. Ask yourself, who are you to you?

Intentional

How we move determines our future. When we are deliberate with our words and focused on our actions, we are then intentional in our ways. We open the door to give and receive. The more specific I am in my goals, be it in relationship, career, or health, the better the outcome. My reaping season increases. I challenge you to do the same. Do things on purpose. Support that small business, call your friends and tell them you love them, wake up on the right side of the bed, and show up for yourself on purpose.
There's nowhere to go but UP from there.