Almost 2 years ago, at 65 yrs young, I had a major health issue, ended a relationship, sold a home and moved to a new state all in 1 year. I can truly say that everything that occurred was God's will and by his grace that I was able to not only survive but am now thriving in my new environment. I will admit that after the dust settled, I was a bit emotional about all the changes but also grateful for all of the blessings bestowed on me in the process. Ladies, be encouraged that whatever circumstances you face, God will always be there with you.

@dominiquesachsetv

2 ай бұрын

"Emotional about all the changes but also grateful for all the blessings!" Well said ♥️

@Usapatriette

2 ай бұрын

Thank you! So very well said and comforting, to both you and our Dominique. ❤️

@crazychristmas100

2 ай бұрын

Wow, this is such an inspiring post. Thank you for sharing❤

@joyn4338

2 ай бұрын

A beautiful , heartwarming post. Thank you for sharing. God bless you you❤️🙏 x

@hoteldesigner6392

2 ай бұрын

Amen❤

I love what you have to say! 10 years ago I lost my mom, brother and met my husband ( after being divorced for 20 years) moved, new home, job, becoming a stepmom and moving away from my adult children- menopause 😂..I was overwhelmed and still adjusting… but that’s what life is…. I give it to God everyday! Every Day!

I remind myself that I don't have to believe every thought I have.

My son was on life support for 10 days after a cardiac event, at the young age of 39 .It was a gut wrenching decision to sign a DNR, but we knew in our hearts he was gone.I don't know how I made it through that time and his memorial, it;s a blur.I know I pulled strength from my strong faith and upbringing. I move forward every day for him, count my blessings , and give a wink to his pictures throughout my home. You must move forward.

@liana2136

2 ай бұрын

❤❤❤

@dominiquesachsetv

2 ай бұрын

Yes, you are so right. Please let me offer my prayers for comfort in your journey forward. 🙏🏼

@lmullett4106

2 ай бұрын

So very sorry for the loss of your son. May His Holy Spirit give you comfort 🙏♥️

@BLE000

2 ай бұрын

My sincerest condolences. May God hold you close.🙏🏼💖

@CherylBerryl

2 ай бұрын

I'm very sorry for your deep loss. He will Always be with you, and I truly believe that the veil from this dimension to the next, is closer than we know. When you think of him, and call his name, he will be extra close to you, especially when he knows that you're emotionally hurting. He will always be your special Angel ✨🙏🙌💞🫂🕊️✨

Dominique, I’ve been following your KZread channels for the past several years, starting in my early 20s, and now as a young mom with small children. I learn so much about life from you and am always inspired when I watch or listen to your videos. You are a great example and I believe women of all ages benefit so much from the wisdom and truth you share. Thank you for being a light in this world ❤

I am 67 years old, married for 35 years. I am presently living one of the loneliest moments of my life. Christ is my only hope!

When you get in your 70's, it is what it is every other day. 😂😂

@proverbs3150

2 ай бұрын

What does this mean?

@HollyM3

2 ай бұрын

😂😂

@raisedoncountrysunshinedes1765

2 ай бұрын

Until it’s Not🌹

@raisedoncountrysunshinedes1765

2 ай бұрын

I’m in a journey at this point of to major things. My granddaughter is very sick, she needs a liver. Drs. have said she needs a liver transplant in order to live. The other , my Son was sentenced to 50 years without parole on a crime he did not commit. He has served eleven of the fifty. If I allow this to control me. They would have a funeral very soon. I have refused to let that depress me because God has given me Peace beyond measure. I love your video it has inspired me to keep up the faith and like you said, “one day at a time” or I would missing the moments he has blessed me with. I’m am asking for your prayers. Thank you keep up the beautiful work you have been blessed with. Your Beautiful inside and out♥️🌹🥰🙏

@mmc9828

2 ай бұрын

71 here and I totally get what you're saying! C'est la vie! 😁

Dominique, this is your best talk yet! Thank you for this very important discussion about change and being present ❤

I voluntarily changed my whole life after some involuntary life changes had occurred. One of the changes included moving continents. I actually moved to Dallas. (Never felt 'at home' there.) Accidentally, I flew back to Europe for my annual visit 2 days before the declaration of the worldwide pandemic. Traveling back was not possible for another 20 months or so. What seemed like yet another involuntary circumstance turned out to be a blessing: New-found gratitude for & appreciation of my true home, my roots & my identity.

I am struggling with changes in my life. I have certain health challenges. And my kids want me to move to their city. Here I have a life and I know that it might be for my good to move but I do t feel ready. My country is at war and I have four grandkids in the army. No need to say more. I pray every, day and do chair yoga and walk. And see doctors often. Oh well. Thanks for your blog. ❤

@HelenKing-vv8kv

2 ай бұрын

Oh my goodness this has touched me even more than Dominique ! Hope you are taking care, thoughts and prayers from the UK

@shoshanabloom8669

2 ай бұрын

@@HelenKing-vv8kv ❤️

@HelenKing-vv8kv

2 ай бұрын

As a fellow grandma of four I’m wishing your family stay safe ❤

@dominiquesachsetv

2 ай бұрын

Praying for you to overcome these challenges and asking for God’s grace over your family 🙏🏼

@poodlemom5883

Ай бұрын

Best wishes and I hope your country will not be at war much longer. My mother passed away over 20 years ago, but when she was a widow, all of my sisters wanted her to move for they lived. She chose to stay in her own home in her original city because she said you cannot follow your kids. She said if I moved where they are, their jobs or their lives could change and they could move somewhere else and there I would be stuck. That’s a piece of advice that I would like to share with you. But do what will make you happy. ❤

I think this topic is your next book Dominque !! One of your best conversations yet, it’s very inspiring. We have so much change after 40 that no one really talks about. Between you and Kelly Clarkson you’ve open our eyes that we can do life changing things and come out ahead and happier ❤😊 I’m turning 50, lost my Dad, going through a divorce, going back in the work force, moving closer to family and homeschooling 2 teens. Yes God is with me I can do this 🙏🏻❤️

@nkk3997

2 ай бұрын

Agree 100% on all points....perfectly said!

@Nina-BSunshine

2 ай бұрын

Yes, you can! God bless you 🙏❤️

@user-hw9vf4pl9s

2 ай бұрын

Yes you can! Be blessed and go forth dear one : )

First, Let me say, “Thank you”. You have put yourself out there and been so valuable on many topics. You are a huge inspiration to me. I can completely relate on life changing and feeling like the world has been turned upside down. My husband’s death has been almost 4 years ago now. God truly does have ours backs in all moments. He opens and closes doors, though it may hurt. He will never fail us. Much love and blessing to you!

Dominique great podcast. I'm also a true #4 have to plan everything out since I was a kid. Unfortunately, one September day in 2018 my life took an unexpected turn that changed my live forever. Now I sit here with your book Jesus Calling and reflect on how I can make my new life work for me because my old one is gone. Thank you for all your encouraging words & keep up the great work you do for all of us women.

Social media only portrays sunshine and rainbows. What a disservice. Thank you for keeping it real Dominique.

I’ve always lived by this quote: When you are at the edge of a cliff……jump……you will either land safely or God will teach you to fly!

@sheilasmith5114

2 ай бұрын

❤🙏

What a timely message. I have been following you for awhile but this is the most authentic and resonating message I have ever heard. I can now say I totally get you. I always thought oh she’s beautiful, oh, she’s successful, oh she’s entitled. I’m nobody. She has no idea how I feel. Well sister, you totally nailed it with this episode and I’m so mad at myself for my previous thoughts. Thank you for your transparency and boldness and frankness. You are a sister! Despite your beauty and spunk! You are one of us. Thank you for your vulnerability. I have been in a bad place - didn’t want to live anymore. You have saved me. Thank you so much Dominique.

Have been watching you for years ….one of your best and most moving & practical videos. Thank you and God bless!

@user-hw9vf4pl9s

2 ай бұрын

I 100% agree with you

Dominique one day as I was feeling challenged by a family member, I felt the Holy Spirit tell me to “pivot”. I responded by plugging my attention and contributions into a different direction. That way I wasn’t stuck and frustrated and feeling unappreciated. So that’s my new mantra whenever I feel depleted in one area or dealing with challenging people, I just Pivot and put my energy, time and attention into a fresh outlet. It’s truly been so freeing and inspiring. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and your beautiful presence. We are all blessed by your gifts. Bless you and all of your endeavors ❤.

@mzkitty7196

2 ай бұрын

I just did that very thing for the first time today! It didn’t have a term for what I did but now I do! Pivot…

@barbarakorczynski7133

2 ай бұрын

@@mzkitty7196 I’m so happy that you did! It’s a very healthy thing to do!

As a Christian mother of 4, married for 21yrs. The most difficult task and change for me was a personal tragedy, the loss of my Father. Whatever our circumstances maybe in life, tests and trials is inevitable. So when they come to you, it is used to evaluate your knowledge of something, but it will also test your endurance. I learn to preserve through it with much FAITH and tenacity.

I have recently had some family challenges that made me a partial caregiver to 2 people. My new mantra to myself is your saying…”It is what it is until it isn’t”. It gets me through the rough spots.

Losing my mother when she was my age (67) and I was 32 was the hardest thing to date I have been through. She had cancer and I lived 4 hours away. It pained me not to be there all the time. I had 3 little girls at that time to care for ages 7-11. The last 3 months of her life I would go down every weekend just to be with her. That has been almost 35 years ago, and I still miss her. I think you are right when you said you probably were born with a positive mindset. I'm more of a realist and my husband of 48 years is an optimist. In our entire marriage I never once heard him say a negative thing about any situations we were facing. In fact, his favorite story in the Bible is when Joshua and Calab said, "We are well able to take the land!" That's how he has always lived his life. I loved the saying, and I have been repeating it since I watched this Monday as I'm facing a physical issue: "It is what it is, until it isn't." Thank you for that and your wonderful thoughts. BTW, your profile is beautiful! God bless!

What if one has been cheated on physically and financially? When you have worked your butt off, taking care of kids etc and you lose it all. How do you see beyond all that?

@gracejones2831

2 ай бұрын

you don't have a choice. You have to keep moving forward. Bad things happen to so many of us. I hope you a strong support system your life.

My absolute 💯 favorite podcast, Dominique ❤ Joyce Meyer talks about stinkin thinkin lol and I like that way better than saying anxious/anxiety. Since childhood I love spending time with myself, not by myself as some refer to it. Self care is awesome! I saw a mean spirited comment on here and just wow...I love watching, listening, learning from you and about you. Haters are going to hate. God's blessings to you dear one 🙏 Dominique ❤

Thank you Dominque. I always feel so refreshed listening to you. I appreciate how you share your faith and all that you go through and share with us. Blessings to you! 💖 🌺

I just turned 56 last week and have followed you for years. I was taking care of an elderly parent who was full of life and didn’t at all seem like 95 years old. He lived alone just less than a mile from me in his own home and suddenly went downhill. He ended up passing in September and it’s been devastating to say the least. My beloved mother passed when I was 30 and that was my first experience with major grief. I was previously with my ex husband since I was 15 and got divorced when I was 36 for a multitude of reasons. He recently passed away with our two children by his side. It’s another devastating blow. I have gained a little weight and overthink everything!! Your message tonight when I watched this brought me hope and uplifted my spirits. Thank you so much for being real and sharing your experiences. Love from Wyoming 💕🙏🏼

Every change in my life has always led to something more beautiful and fulfilling than I could ever imagine. Didn't feel like it at the time, but the pure joy came eventually. And I think many people feel that way or could feel that way, if they reflected on their past with a bit of "la vie en rose." I appreciate it so much, Dominique, that you are addressing this topic. You have been instrumental in inspiring me, I've watched your channel for over 10 years and finally braved the KZread world and created my own channel last month. Much love to you. Keep speaking your truth and spreading love. :) :) :)

You are such a light Dominique. I have followed you for years and have always liked and related to you as we have been going through some similar changes (divorce, age, etc) and felt like we could be very good friends, and yet you also serve as such an inspiration and mentor in how you articulate your thoughts, feelings and perspectives. Navigating major life changes can be scary at times (while I also see the silver linings and opportunities in it as well) and I think we can all "loop" into those fears sometimes, but your heartfelt 5 points really reminded me to live in the present and not get caught in that loop as much. Thank you for all you do, how you show up, and articulating your grace and perspective with the world. I appreciate you!

I had one of those mornings where I found that a problem I thought was behind me reared it's ugly head again and pushed me off track - so this video was helpful and reassuring. Perfect timing. I have watched your platform long enough to appreciate the changes you have been through. I see that some comments on this video are really nasty. I'm sorry about that because you don't deserve that. I believe that you always do what you think is the right thing to do - not only for youself - but for your followers. Of course, we are all different, but helpful information is helpful information. You can take or leave it. I'm going to take it today. Thanks, Dominique.

@marinab1324

2 ай бұрын

I don't see nasty comments here!!!.by the way all comment are the best.🎉

I'm going through similar changes, divorced in 2022, great new career opportunity that complements my business in 2023, selling my home and moving to an apartment in a few months when my youngest son graduates high school. I was literally thinking about you yesterday and how you've gone through similar changes and handled them with such grace and excitement. Seriously, sometimes when I get nervous about my move, I think about you, Dominique and how you're flourishing after similar changes and I believe I will too!

@elayari9748

2 ай бұрын

You don't know how many women are in the same situation, I am, will be moving this summer and I am so scared. My son graduates high school this summer too. The fear is real, I'm trying to live in the present but it is so hard not to think in the future specially how are you able to handle it financially. That's the biggest fear for me. I leave it up to God . Hugs.❤

@jennifer_bowen_az

Ай бұрын

@kellybonanno Wow, we are so in the same boat. Dominique pops in my head all the time when I get fearful about some of those similar changes myself. It's reassuring to know that other women are experiencing the same things. May we all lift each other up and support one another.

I have chronic fatigue/fibromyalgia and in bed a good deal of the time, thus no problem with too much planning ahead. I can understand the issues of a healthy person and enjoyed this video even though it doesn’t relate to me. Are there any others here who have a very limiting chronic illness, or know someone? Maybe that would be an idea for a future podcast if enough interest, which I doubt. :-)

@marysterbin7016

2 ай бұрын

I too have fibromyalgia and the many additional issues related to this disease. Yes it is limiting and some days are “bed” days. Give yourself Grace. I make to-do lists & it can help by crossing off items & visually seeing progress. Some days it may only be one item!! Try it😊 I understand❤

@mariemyers6747

2 ай бұрын

Endometriosis, Late Stage Lyme Disease and Valley Fever have kept me in bed and there are often more bad days then good. The biggest changes that were almost forced upon me was embracing a minimalist mindset and solitude. Both make me feel surprisingly abundant! Less is more IS real. I have let go of so much stuff because you are kind of required to due to health reasons. My joints ache all the time and my brain is fried. My husband has been a huge help in understanding my need to downsize and eliminate clutter, chaos and an unnecessarily busy social calendar. I don't know why people associate downsizing with down grading and solitude with loneliness. Now I can rest completely guilt free & chaos free while enjoying my own company, even on my worst days. Self-care oftentimes gets put on the back burner when you are drowning in too much stuff, too much square footage and too many activities (including so many doctor's appointments). Make the space that you spend the most time in when not feeling good or recovering from treatment your sanctuary. Don't let the world (television, mail, bills, to do lists, etc.) raid this space of rest and recovery. That was the first immediate change I had made for myself. Nurture yourself and be gentle with yourself. 🦋🙏💙

Hi Dominique. My name is Tammy and I live in Tennessee. You inspire me everyday. I turn 60 in June of this year but although I turn the big 60, you keep me thriving that life does end. I have nothing holding me back but myself. Your confidence and love of life show me that life doesn't end when we at a loss of words as to "what am I going to do now?" You have helped me in knowing that, "yes, she is gone, but I'm not". Thank your daily (I pull up my big girl panties and I get to living or I get to dying"). Thank you everyday for inspiring me not only keep living but live like there's no tomorrow. You are beautiful inside and out. My God bless you everyday for inspiring me to keep on keeping for me. God bless Tammy.

Aged 50, only child, Dad died (elderly after years with Alzheimer's), husband of 20 years facing losing a job he'd been in for 33 years, marriage a bit rocky then Mum died 9 months after Dad. 3 weeks before Xmas. 2 weeks later, husband left to be with someone who'd dumped him 31 years earlier. The question - what do I do? How do I take responsibility?? Well - once the dust settled from the shock, realised I was looking at a blank page with limitless possibilities. Had a good friend living & working in Thailand. Went to visit her & saw a way through. I re-trained to teach English as a foreign language and with my BA (Hons) degree was able to find work easily. Didn't want to live in Bangkok so moved 100 miles south, found a lovely flat right next to a beautiful beach & had 3 amazing years working and playing hard. I'm spiritual but not religious and I know many of you find your faith in God a great comfort. My faith is in me, in my resilience and I celebrate that. I'm now 71, thriving & hoping for many more fulfilling years.

Giving a few more specifics on "how-to" remain resilient during change would have been very helpful, albeit they may be unique to each individual.

Thank you for sharing. I truly believe that you do not truly feel like an adult until you say goodbye to a parent. It is a process of learning to support yourself in a new way to fill the gap.

Absolutely! I agree 100percent! My biggest change in my life I have grown the most as a person and with Jesus!

You are absolutely right-change is hard, BUT we will survive (it’s a mind set) think positive & be happy with it❣️

Incredibly insightful Dominique, thank you for your genuine honesty, its very rare in todays world. may God continue to bless and keep you.

I loved this episode. The deep conversation about how we move as people, why we do the things that we do, how to improve ourselves, change our thoughts, and enjoy the journey. I think we all want to live our best life while we are on this earth.

Things that keep us on our toes so to speak. What matters? Sharing and caring. Yes, being a light. Trying to be there for someone else. I try to keep my eyes off myself and keep them where God wants them to be. From what He lays upon my heart to pray about, what to do, whatever, wherever He is calling me. At almost 75, remembering He has it all under control and I just need to follow His lead.

I hope your settling in ok. 😊❤ x 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

LIke everyone else, in my 83 years, I have had many changes, opportunities and challenges in my life. I think I handle challenges and change well. I am a survivor at heart, something my Mother taught me. However.... first of all I have a 5 minute pity party and wonder why me??.... Then I look to see how I can do what I need to do to move forward in a positive way. I also am glad I have that ability. It has served me well. Thanks Dominique, for laying it all out there and sharing it with us. I appreciate that about you so much. And I share your podcast with my daughter, who is 59 1/2 and navigating her life the best way she can.

You personify "when I am weak then I am strong for His Grace is sufficient for me" 🤗🙏

Dominique, thank you for sharing your authentic self. I greatly appreciate your taking the time to encourage us to think about ways we can best handle our own life changes. You have given me hope and I will forever be grateful for your words, advice.

Much love to you, Dominique!!! Your content is truly meaningful and I really enjoy your posts!

Thank you Dominique I needed to hear all that as I navigate my own journey through loss it helped me to realise that I am strong and I am doing really well and tomorrow is a new day 😊❤❤❤❤❤❤

Thank you for your transparency.

I love these heart to heart talks, like just sitting with a friend drinking hot coffee cozying up and reflecting on life 🥹❤️

Dominique, this one resonated with me. I'm 61 and have changed careers 4 times in 10 years. Yikes. This one is my fit's just. I'm feeling the age thing and my healthy lifestyle changed and my healthy eating habits have changed. Not drastic or horrible, but enough to feel it in my body. I like you try to concentrate on sleep eating right and exercise. One thing I do get is regular walks/hikes with my dog, which helps with quiet time, and that is a priority. Thank you for the reassurance that change is inevitable, and I feel the bad will turn into the good. Just wait! Thank you for this content and being real.

It seems like you are adding more and more commercials. Since you now have a full time paying job is it really necessary to have commercials in the pod cast. I already get the KZread commercials so added with your commercials it is a lot of commercial time.

@gracejones2831

2 ай бұрын

only with her podcast.

God bless you Dominique for being honest & transparent, I’ve been through many similar situations, with out my faith & relationship with God , life is a process . I’m a planner as well . I’m learning to stay in the day we don’t don’t know what tomorrow will be , today has enough of its own . I so agree .

I needed to hear this today! Thank you Dominique!

Thank you so much for discussing this. This podcast was so helpful to me and the timing was perfect. I really needed to hear it and really appreciate your insight and the honest conversation!

What a beautiful, encouraging message! ❤

I absolutely love and respect you so much Dominique! I thoroughly enjoy following your journey!!💝

This video really Blessed me. Today especially, on my sister’s passing anniversary of 20 years (horrible car crash). God remains constant through it all. Love you ♥️🙏🏻

I think change can be hard, but it can also help you grow as a person. I want to keep changing throughout my life in a positive way.

Dominique, you are such a blessing! Thank you for your vulnerability… your wisdom and insights as you navigate through all these changes are so helpful. I think so many of us are at stages in our life that are challenging us to learn how to let go and be more flexible. I am personally learning how to embrace new changes and see them as an opportunity to “grow and stretch”. Your podcasts are very inspiring and encouraging. 🌹

And trying not to be attached to " things". Regarding change in our lives, There is also some needed solace and comfort in saying and repeating Thy Will Be Done, putting our worries and concerns of our life in His Hands. Sometimes, there's no greater feeling, than that of Trust and confidence in Him who created you. 🙏⬆️🕯️🕊️

@CGzmam

2 ай бұрын

All good advice, but it is all a lot harder when it involves your kids' well-being in changes you make for your family. Regrets are hard to live with. We moved thinking it was for the best for our family, but our kids got bullied. There is no growth for our family only set backs abd Regrets! But as an individual, the broadcast was very helpful!

Thank you for being so candid and sharing what happened when literally watching your mom die. I just lost my father last October 2023. It was a long process, he had Lewy body dementia and I was his caregiver for his journey through it. As a result of stress, side effect cortisol levels spiked higher than ever and I’m going through menopause also. They don’t play well together I bloomed from 140 to 190 pounds. Mind you at 5’8 not bad but still overweight. In the multilevel of grieving process with new body and the shock of it. My mind is on a wild ride. Fortunately, long time ago, I went on a stubborn journey of creating my bedroom for my sanctuary, my safe place, free place to just be. My self care thing that I knew in advance and prepared for it. I love I just heard you say,”stinking thinking.” That’s a phrase we say a lot in recovery modalities. I constantly have to be aware of that. Thank you for the reminder. I can go down a rabbit hole of that stinking thinking of I’m fat, I’m this but then I have to pivot, as Pastor Rick Warren say, “ change the auto pilot”. Whenever I start to go there God is so amazing and brings me to a picture of my dad’s smile even when he was really sick. As sad as it is that he’s gone, he and God reached beyond to me and tell me, “ it’s ok!” It makes me stop. Take a breath. Acknowledge the feelings but not let them dictate where I’m going. I truly believe that those feelings are important to acknowledge and feel but not to let them take over. Remember who has the power … I do! And with God all things are possible! I will overcome. God made me that way. This too will pass and as far as my dad. I miss him. Yes…. But it’s time for me to carry the torch for God and to pass on whatever I learned from that loving person God gave on earth to others. Thank you for being you and sharing your life with us.

You are a beautiful soul! Thank you for sharing this. It came at just the right time!

Fabulous podcast. Most of us grow up with so many idealistic ways to live - having a certain job, getting married, having children etc etc, having to (happily) compromise along the way, that we can feel lost when alone as well as having less time in front of us than we’ve had. However life is for living, with lots of options and ways to engage as much as we want to and it’s so great that positive people such as you D are happily helping us live our best lives. Uk fan!

We never grow when times are easy. For some of us who have experienced constant change, by choice or by force living a life of of status quo is what I strive for😀 BTW Courtney is so blessed to have such female wisdom in her life!

Love this! Thank you!

God Bless you Dominique, you are a class act in every way. Thank you for all you share, you never fails to touch my heart and make me chuckle🩷

So touching and meaninful is this podcast, Dominique! Thank you for reminding us of the continuous impermanence of life. A hug from Rio de Janeiro Brasil. ❤❤❤

This is so good. Thank you

Did I need to hear this today. I have been really down over some recent changes that haven’t gone the way I had hoped. You have given me ideas on how to look at it all differently. Thank you so much! P.S. I took notes 📝💐

Just..... Thank you Dominique !

My great aunt (God bless her soul) used to say: you never know just how strong you are until being strong is the only choice you have. She was a very wise woman, my aunt ;-). If I've learned anything in Biology it's that the organism that is the most successful is the one that adapts the best to change.

Thank you Dominique, loved your message!!! 🥰

Thank you so much for discussing this!!! Greetings from Brazil 😍

Everything has a change of season

Thank you so much for sharing. I love your take on life!

Thank you for sharing your beautiful heart, strength, and wisdom. I desperately needed this in 2015 with too many back-to-back major life changes. Things snowballed a few years and ended up at the edge of a nervous breakdown. You are right, there was a lot to be learned from that time. God was with me all the way. Hind-sight is always 20/20.

You're timing is impeccable! I needed this today more than you'll ever know. Thank you Dominique. 💖

Truly inspiring. Thank you Dominique for this podcast. 😊

Dominique, Everything you said is sooooo true !!! Trying to get over the loss of my cousin which was completely unexpected 😭.... Tysm 😘 xoxo

Thank you, Dominique, for this very helpful, informative, and inspirational video. Thank God he is in control in all areas of our lives. By His grace and mercy, we can be assured that he will carry us through the good and not so good times or stages in our lives. Praying everyone is open to receiving His blessings. As you said, ask that His will be done each and every day!

Just perfect....changes...how You handle them.... timing...faith.... community/comments....Thank you. 🥰

I always feel reassured when I watch you, its great to know that we are all very similar in our own skins, good luck with your new adventure!

Great message! It really spoke to my heart! Thank you for the special message!

Thank you ..Inspiring .So needed to hear this Dominique..Going through a big change in my life right now.. Melanie..from South Africa

Thank YOU!

So inspirational. Thank you for offering suggestions, insight, and hope for getting through unexpected challenges coming out better than before. Love your podcasts!

Hi Dominique! Thank you for your points on how to be better with change. So glad I listened to it. 💗

Dominique, you have such a beautiful heart and I appreciate that you have such a compassionate heart for others. Thank you for using your gift of being able encourage others to its fullest. You are such a blessing♥️

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! So many good nuggets in this podcast!! I sent it to my sister and my daughter!! I've been in a head rut and this really helped me!! Again, thankyou!

💜💫💜💫💜..I so value these communications. Thankyou dearest Dominique

You're the best.....thank you for that video

Good discussion, Dominique. As an English teacher I emphasize the importance of concrete details or examples. Today, you gave us just that. It was the first time I heard any details about your Mom's heart attack. Dominique, I was right there with you as you described that night, and I could, therefore, empathize with you. Statements without details just don't do it. We might have beauty, charm, talent, and intelligence, but it's those moments of vulnerability that make us human and relateable. Nice job.

Please please do more videos like this. Your wisdom and sensible reminders are golden nuggets. This is my favorite video in your collection - such substance! I really needed to hear this - it has given that anchor in this fast-paced world that we are experiencing. Thank you!❤❤❤

Dominique no doubt you are an Earth Angel 🦋 I love to listen to you. Thank you 💜

Very encouraging!!❤

Thank you Dominique I love you so much and so excited to see all the changes good bad funny etc 😂looking forward to air time

Go Dominique!! God bless!!!

Thank you, enjoyed your podcast. Gave me a little kick and reminder. 🙏

Interesting, Dominique - we all need to sit down and have this conversation with ourselves. Just a thought: do you think maybe the Lord is saying not yoga? Perhaps you could find a Pilates studio instead? Those exercises are gentle and very effective also..... (always need to keep in mind being careful with joints) I find I am not fearful of change, but I dislike too many changes at once. You know, when it feels like life is tackling all at once on the same day!!! 🙂 But I agree, change means developing into what God meant for us to be,; I find where I live in a retirement community, some of my recent trials have made me totally empathetic to those here in our community who need encouragement - As I experience challenges, I can more closely identify with others who are going through or have gone through times like these.....

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Thank you for your note and words of encouragement! Yes, I have signed up at a Pilates studio around the corner. I’m just trying to round out my exercise practice.

Dominique you make sooooo much sense, love u loads 💖 & your doing so well X

Great podcast, @Dominique! ❤

Dominique reflecting is a way we process what we have been through. Timing is everything, had you stayed where you were it would have reminded you of your mother and kept you stuck in grief. God has a bigger plan for you and how to help yourself and others. I understand trust me, I moved to a new State just to move past my grief of a divorce. I couldn't get unstuck. It was the best decision I did for myself. It wasn't easy but you grow as a person. You will find your groove just don't rush the process. I truly wish you peace and comfort in your new chapter. Thank you for sharing. In the meantime you can do yoga in your new home until the right people and studio comes across your path. Good luck and have fun discovering your new home town.