Hosted by Aaron Degler · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 261 episodes
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After over a decade in the health and wellness industry, Aaron realized that our bodies change only short term unless our mindset changes for the long term. The two are forever linked and our bodies will follow to places where our mind takes it. We are continually building up new ideas and tearing down old ones in our construction zone we call our mind. Join Aaron each week as he shares ways to continually work on our infinite construction zone as well as sharing the construction zones of his guests.
Aaron Degler hosts The Mind Body Project, a education show with 261 episodes published.
We explore why we keep demanding clarity before we act, and why God often asks for movement before He explains the full plan. We challenge ourselves to trust God’s character enough to take the next small step, even when
We kick off Strong Women Soft Hearts by redefining strength through Scripture and real life, because holding it all together is not the same as being strong. We challenge ourselves to trade self sufficiency for dependenc
We challenge the “I’ll be happy when” mindset and reconnect happiness to contentment that we can practice right now. We lean on Philippians 4 and Psalm 118 to show why joy is learned in real life, not earned by the next
We talk about emotional clutter and why hidden burdens can make life feel heavy even when everything looks “fine” on the outside. We break down how to process what hurts instead of carrying it, using Scripture and simple
We talk about emotional clutter and why hidden burdens can make life feel heavy even when everything looks “fine” on the outside. We break down how to process what hurts instead of carrying it, using Scripture and simple
We talk about the anxious mind that shows up when life gets quiet and the “what if” loop gets loud. We reframe anxiety as a trust and control struggle and practice a simple shift that turns spirals into prayer. • the “st
We talk about the anxious mind that shows up when life gets quiet and the “what if” loop gets loud. We reframe anxiety as a trust and control struggle and practice a simple shift that turns spirals into prayer. • the “st
We talk about what it looks like to put our lives under new management and lead ourselves with intention instead of repeating yesterday on autopilot. We break down how small, honest changes in our thinking, habits, and r
We talk about what it looks like to put our lives under new management and lead ourselves with intention instead of repeating yesterday on autopilot. We break down how small, honest changes in our thinking, habits, and r
We explore why eating choices can feel easy one moment and confusing the next, and we reframe it as different “selves” taking turns in the driver’s seat. We lay out five common selves that influence nutrition habits and
We explore why eating choices can feel easy one moment and confusing the next, and we reframe it as different “selves” taking turns in the driver’s seat. We lay out five common selves that influence nutrition habits and
We slow things down and remember it’s okay to grow at our own pace, especially when social media makes everyone else look “ahead.” We talk through what growth can look like, how different learning styles affect progress,
We slow things down and remember it’s okay to grow at our own pace, especially when social media makes everyone else look “ahead.” We talk through what growth can look like, how different learning styles affect progress,
We challenge the idea that busyness proves our value and remind ourselves that rest is biblical, not laziness. We look at moments when Jesus steps away, sleeps, and sits down, then ask what it would change if we wore a “
We challenge the idea that busyness proves our value and remind ourselves that rest is biblical, not laziness. We look at moments when Jesus steps away, sleeps, and sits down, then ask what it would change if we wore a “
We use the “blinking cursor on a blank page” to show how our days get written and why we keep copy-pasting yesterday’s stress into today. We break down how thoughts drive emotions, emotions drive actions, and how taking
We use the “blinking cursor on a blank page” to show how our days get written and why we keep copy-pasting yesterday’s stress into today. We break down how thoughts drive emotions, emotions drive actions, and how taking
We talk through the “real food problems” that keep smart people stuck, from cravings and comfort food to the stress of choosing meals every week. We push for progress over perfection by focusing on barriers, priorities,
We talk through the “real food problems” that keep smart people stuck, from cravings and comfort food to the stress of choosing meals every week. We push for progress over perfection by focusing on barriers, priorities,
We share this month’s key to happiness: focus, using an arrow and target to make the idea feel real and usable. We connect focus to daily thoughts and remind ourselves that where we aim our mind shapes what we experience
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The Mind Body Project is hosted by Aaron Degler. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 261 episodes.
The Mind Body Project has published 261 episodes.
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