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Inside Sources KSL Radio: Ten Year Anniversary of Meg’s Suicide

Inside Sources KSL Radio: Ten Year Anniversary of Meg’s Suicide

In the midst of all the world's chaos, it's imperative that we're having hard conversations about our personal health and our health as a community. A mental health crisis has been looming over the nation for years and we need to remain vigilant in keeping our communities safe. Ganel-Lyn Condie joins the show with her experience.

God’s Perfect Love: Agape (PATHEOS)

God’s Perfect Love: Agape (PATHEOS)

In some cultures February is the month dedicated to love. Like the song says, love is the answer. The thirteenth century poet Rumi wrote, “Love is the bridge between you and everything.” If love is the answer and the bridge to everything, understanding what love really is really matters.

Forgiveness for Thanksgiving

Forgiveness for Thanksgiving

Ganel-Lyn shares tips for freeing yourself from pain and taking steps to forgive. Story about Thanksgiving. Squanto was the Native American that helped the English settlers of Plymouth Colony (later known as pilgrims) survive in their new home by teaching them how to plant crops, fish, and hunt. He was sold as a slave and when he came back he realized he had lost his tribe. He decided to help the same people that had hurt him. While we may not be required to forgive at this level, we can offer forgiveness this time of year.

Joy in the Journey with Jenn: Doing Hard things Interview with Ganel-Lyn Condie

Joy in the Journey with Jenn: Doing Hard things Interview with Ganel-Lyn Condie

On today’s podcast, I’m talking with Ganel-Lyn Condie! Ganel- Lyn is a popular motivational Speaker, Host and Author - known for inspiring others with her unique honesty, authenticity and spirit. She is a mental health advocate, social commentator and faith warrior. Ganel-Lyn’s talks and books have now encouraged thousands of people all over the world and she just released her 20th book Be It Known last month.

Call Me CEO Podcast: Stewardship, How to Share Your Unique Purpose and Voice with Ganel-Lyn Condie

Call Me CEO Podcast: Stewardship, How to Share Your Unique Purpose and Voice with Ganel-Lyn Condie

Have you ever wondered how you can find stewardship in your home and business? In this episode, Camille welcomes Ganel-Lyn Condie, a motivational speaker and best-selling author who shares her principles to help others live more empowered and joyful lives. Ganel-Lyn shares her own journey in finding stewardship after dealing with various challenges such as healing from a chronic illness, dealing with infertility, and losing her own sister to suicide. She shares her advice on how to move from ownership to stewardship in your family and business so that you too can find balance and harmony in your life.  

The MomForce Podcast: Suicide Prevention with Ganel-Lyn Condie

The MomForce Podcast: Suicide Prevention with Ganel-Lyn Condie

Ganel-Lyn Condie lost her sister Meg to suicide ten years ago, ever since then she has spoken on the topic in an effort to raise awareness. Ganellyn shares her experience with mental health and how to facilitate important conversations. She shares how parents can be examples to their kids in the ways they look after their own mental health. The 988 Lifeline is a national network of local crisis centers that provides free and confidential emotional support to people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in the United States. Suicide and Crisis Hotline 988

Ganel-Lyn guest host GTU: Beauty-Fall Boutique

Ganel-Lyn guest host GTU: Beauty-Fall Boutique

Get ready for Fall with everything from beauty, fashion and decor. The Crazy Daisy Beauty-Fall Boutique is happening this Saturday, September 23rd, at Mountain America Expo Center! Attend for free and shop over 65 of Utah’s best small businesses. Amber Mackowiak and Char Owen joined us on the show to share all about it.

Ganel-Lyn Hosts GTU: Harry Potter the Weasley Twins at FanX

Ganel-Lyn Hosts GTU: Harry Potter the Weasley Twins at FanX

The Weasley twins have made their fantastic journey right here to Good Things Utah! James and Oliver Phelps, aka Fred and George are identical twin British actors, best known for playing identical twins, Fred and George Weasley, respectively, in the Harry Potter film series. We got lucky in snagging some time with these two this morning as they gear up for FanX!

Suicide Prevention Month INSIDE SOURCES KSL Radio

Suicide Prevention Month INSIDE SOURCES KSL Radio

Utah dedicates September as "American Founders and Constitution Month"; Ganel-Lyn Condie shares advice for reaching out and lifting up those who are struggling during Suicide Prevention Month; President Camille Johnson discusses religious liberty, helping women in Africa, and being peacemakers.

Walking the Sacred Paradoxes Part 2: Beyond the Shadow of Doubt

Walking the Sacred Paradoxes Part 2: Beyond the Shadow of Doubt

I have come to learn for myself that the opposite of faith is not doubt, but rather the opposite of faith is certainty! Having doubt is to be fundamentally human & asking questions is the first step to finding answers and clarity. Let’s shed the shadow of shame cast on doubt and instead seek and find clarity that only comes with asking questions.

WALKING THE SACRED STEWARDSHIP Part 1: Beyond the Shadow Podcast

WALKING THE SACRED STEWARDSHIP Part 1: Beyond the Shadow Podcast

Beyond the Shadow Podcast I have come to learn for myself that the opposite of faith is not doubt, but rather the opposite of faith is certainty! Having doubt is to be fundamentally human & asking questions is the first step to finding answers and clarity. Let’s shed the shadow of shame cast on doubt and instead seek and find clarity that only comes with asking questions.

The Ultimate Source Of Relief Is… Jesus Christ (2023 Women’s Conference)

The Ultimate Source Of Relief Is… Jesus Christ (2023 Women’s Conference)

How does sincere study of the Savior’s atoning sacrifice help me to better understand that He is filled with mercy and knows how to succor me in my trials? How does yoking myself with the Savior help strengthen me to face any hurts or heartaches? What can I learn about the Savior’s mercy through turning to Him for help with my mistakes and imperfections as well as my sorrows?

PATHEOS Interfaith I GLORY IN MY JESUS

PATHEOS Interfaith I GLORY IN MY JESUS

It is hard to choose a favorite scripture, but if I had to it would be “I glory in plainness; I glory in truth; I glory in my Jesus, for he hath redeemed my soul from hell” (2 Nephi 33:6). Maybe it is the personal nature of this scripture—my Jesus? Or is it the simple power of relying completely on Christ to find peace and redemption? It is both. We mortals tend to make things more complicated than needed. When I complicate things, I really complicate things.  But when I get caught in the weeds of confusion, I have found the Spirit strongest by remembering some specific ways that I glory in Jesus and return to His simple truths.

Don’t Ignore It: GTU ABC 4tv

Don’t Ignore It: GTU ABC 4tv

Life can bring a rollercoaster of emotions. Some feelings we’d rather push down and not address. In all reality, this makes those struggles even worse. Ganel-Lyn Condie, Speaker and Author, joined us today to discuss that we should not ignore our difficult-to-feel feelings.

Removing Mental ‘Tumors’ and Learning from All Faiths with Ganel-Lyn Condie: Inside Sources KSL radio

Removing Mental ‘Tumors’ and Learning from All Faiths with Ganel-Lyn Condie: Inside Sources KSL radio

Recently, motivational speaker Ganel-Lyn Condie discovered she had a tumor. Thankfully it was non-cancerous, but it became so painful she couldn't ignore it anymore and had to get it removed. How often do we ignore painful issues in our own lives? Ganel-Lyn explains how to better address our problems before it's too late. Plus, she discusses how we can learn more from people of different faiths.

Summer of Saying No: GTU ABC 4tv

Summer of Saying No: GTU ABC 4tv

“What if this summer was different?” By saying no to things that are draining or distract you from living in the present moment you can say yes to more things that will benefit your life. Condie presented five things we can say no to so we can say yes to more.

Change is hard even in times of joy: Good Things Utah ABC 4tv

Change is hard even in times of joy: Good Things Utah ABC 4tv

Even when we are experiencing the happiest of times, there is often a shadow of grief that is still involved. Ganel-Lyn Condie joined the show today to talk about change and whether it be a good or difficult change, change is challenging. Condie gives us 5 key steps to dealing with change.

In Good Faith BYU radio: Stewardship and Community with Ganel-Lyn Condie and Marian Edmonds-Allen

In Good Faith BYU radio: Stewardship and Community with Ganel-Lyn Condie and Marian Edmonds-Allen

Steve discusses The Stewardship Principle with author and podcast host Ganel-lyn Condie in the first half of the show. Her recent book examines how people can face challenges and thrive, without taking ownership, but instead turning to God. In the second half of the show, Steve interviews Marian Edmonds-Allen, who worked with Utah legislators to protect homeless LGBTQ teens and shares how she's learned to solve issues facing our community.

How to make friends as an adult: GTU ABC 4tv

How to make friends as an adult: GTU ABC 4tv

People need connection at all ages, especially during adulthood. Join Ganel-Lyn as she talks about the difficulties of making adult friendships, and how people can overcome these challenges. As a young kid, making friends on the playground or through arranged playdates is easy, but it can be difficult during adulthood. Many adults go through life changes that can affect their friend group, but it is important for our mental health that despite these obstacles you are still making these connections.

Should tech companies be responsible for what is posted on their platforms? A Woman’s View KSL RADIO

Should tech companies be responsible for what is posted on their platforms? A Woman’s View KSL RADIO

Should companies like YouTube and Facebook be responsible for the content that is posted on their sites? What about their algorithms? Doen't the way they drive content to people cross the line from being just a host to being a producer? KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson asks her guests about this on A Woman's View this week. Her guests this week include Kristin Sokol, professional relationship and dating coach, Ganel-Lyn Condie, author, podcaster and speaker, and Nancy Lord, former Republican National Committeewoman and producer and artistic director of the Bluffdale Choir.

Teen girls are feeling record levels of sadness. How can we help? A Woman’s View KSL RADIO

Teen girls are feeling record levels of sadness. How can we help? A Woman’s View KSL RADIO

A new study shows that teen girls are feeling record levels of sadness. Why? What can we do to help them? KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson asks her guests about this on A Woman's View this week. Her guests this week include Kristin Sokol, professional relationship and dating coach, Ganel-Lyn Condie, author, podcaster and speaker, and Nancy Lord, former Republican National Committeewoman and producer and artistic director of the Bluffdale Choir.

Was Covid-19 created in a lab or not? Will we ever know for sure? A Woman’s View KSL RADIO

Was Covid-19 created in a lab or not? Will we ever know for sure? A Woman’s View KSL RADIO

The Department of Energy now says that the most likely scenario is that Covid-19 was created in the Wuhan lab in China. There was a time when that statement would have been blocked on Facebook. We may never know with 100% surety, but KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson asks her guests how they feel about this on A Woman's View this week. Her guests this week include Kristin Sokol, professional relationship and dating coach, Ganel-Lyn Condie, author, podcaster and speaker, and Nancy Lord, former Republican National Committeewoman and producer and artistic director of the Bluffdale Choir.

Is student loan debt relief a good idea even if it’s unfair? A Womans View KSL RADIO

Is student loan debt relief a good idea even if it’s unfair? A Womans View KSL RADIO

How do you see student loan debt relief? Is it unfair because other people and generations have had to pay their debt back or is it good for the nation and for the individuals who benefit, even if it doesn't help me specifically? KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson asks her guests about this on A Woman's View this week. Her guests this week include Kristin Sokol, professional relationship and dating coach, Ganel-Lyn Condie, author, podcaster and speaker, and Nancy Lord, former Republican National Committeewoman and producer and artistic director of the Bluffdale Choir.

Mental Health Warrior: Ganel-Lyn Condie Becoming Undaunted

Mental Health Warrior: Ganel-Lyn Condie Becoming Undaunted

Ganel- Lyn Condie is a mental health advocate. After losing her sister to suicide, she made it apart of her mission to help others choose to stay in their bodies. Prior to this interview Ganel-Lyn shattered her wrist in over 50 places. We sat down and talked about the dark sides of pain, and ways she has become undaunted through it all.

INFLUENCER FOR GOOD AWARD

INFLUENCER FOR GOOD AWARD

Cook Center for Human Connection has recently awarded its second Influencer for Good Award to Ganel-Lyn Condie, a Utah-based individual who uses her platform to create awareness about suicide prevention and mental health issues. The award recognizes individuals who use their influence to build stronger human connections in their communities so that everyone can thrive.

Called to Create: An LDSPMA Podcast

Called to Create: An LDSPMA Podcast

Ganel-Lyn Condie, popular speaker and author, pulls back the curtain on what it's like to be a creative who feels a passion to share principles that empower others. Through her own challenges of contracting lupus when newly married and later in life the suicide death of a sister, Ganel-Lyn shares what it is like to "throw every dart at the board" to find answers. In the crowded media swimming pool where spiritual creatives often bump into each other, Ganel-Lyn shares how focusing on the "one" allows heaven to amplify each unique voice.

Chicago Booth University: Reframe the Obstacles

Chicago Booth University: Reframe the Obstacles

Do you ever wake up in the morning and look around and feel that obstacles squash your energy, determination, and resolve to achieve your goals and dreams? You are certainly not alone. Since being forever stuck is not viable, what is the alternative? Ganel-Lyn Condie, advisor, author, and acclaimed speaker would tell you to become a steward. Here is her perspective: “Stewarding means you are in charge of something, responsible to manage it, or entrusted for watchcare. When you begin to have this outlook on life, it changes how to see the world, yourself, and obstacles.”  In this CareerCast, Ganel-Lyn shares how to reframe challenges – and in the process make yourself stronger, more successful, and in charge of your career and life.

3 Steps to DREAM Again in 2023

3 Steps to DREAM Again in 2023

As we get older, we tend to forget us to dream and how to use our imagination. Also, when we daydream of the things we want to achieve, then when it comes to making goals, it is so much easier, and you will feel more motivated to live out those dreams.  Ganel-Lyn shares 3 steps in dreaming again and dreaming big in the new year.

Courage to Follow Your Dreams | Digital Firesides | Our Turtle House

Courage to Follow Your Dreams | Digital Firesides | Our Turtle House

It's natural to want to make changes, especially at the beginning of a new year. But how do you make your success likely, especially when most people's New Year's resolutions fail within the first few months of the year? Join speakers Ganel-Lyn Condie (@ganel-lyncondie1064), Portia Louder, Jody Moore (@jodymoore665) and host Mark Williams as they talk about tools to help you transform your life and make 2023 your best year ever! Intro 06:43 Ganel-lyn Condie 32:21 Portia Louder 54:15 Jody Moore 

The Real Meaning of Christmas and Mental Health: Good Things Utah ABC 4tv

The Real Meaning of Christmas and Mental Health: Good Things Utah ABC 4tv

Ganel Lyn Condie did a social media survey before sitting with us today. She asked what people are wanting to hear more about this December. The largest response was about bringing back the real meaning for the HOLIDAYS and navigating mental health issues. She has a new booklet out for Christmas – Come to Bethlehem and See. In it she invites the reader to come to Bethlehem and see yourself at the manger. She extended an invitation to return to meaning and more peace in your home.

STEWARDSHIP, The Darkness of Our Closet: The Other Side of Addiction podcast

STEWARDSHIP, The Darkness of Our Closet: The Other Side of Addiction podcast

In today's episode we went into some deep conversation about STEWARDSHIP with our new friend Ganel-Lyn. I met Ganel-Lyn in the Green Room just before going on set for Good Things Utah, she's actually a frequent guest on their show. I knew right away it would be an absolute honor to have her on our show. Ganel-Lyn is a popular speaker, host and author. She is a mental health advocate, social commentator and faith warrior. She also has her own Podcast: Talk of Him, a podcast video series to help with real life and gospel, Come Follow Me Study.

Heart & Soul Wellness Podcast: The Art of Embracing Your Authentic Self

Heart & Soul Wellness Podcast: The Art of Embracing Your Authentic Self

In this episode, Sarah talks with Ganel-Lyn Condie about embracing your authentic self and living in stewardship. Ganel-Lyn has experienced both chronic illness and the suicide of her sister and shares what she has learned from those experiences about healing, moving forward, and taking stewardship for the important things in our lives. She has published many books and is a motivational speaker around the world.

Talk of Him/Find Him Ep. 641 The Cultural Hall

Talk of Him/Find Him Ep. 641 The Cultural Hall

John Fossum and Ganel-Lyn Condie are co-hosts of Talk of Him, a podcast featuring real and relatable conversations centered around the Come, Follow Me weekly lessons for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Jon and Ganel-Lyn share weekly 20 minute episodes that get to the heart of the matter. They strive to share insights into scripture with real world applications, while encouraging listeners to have their own personal connection to God and insights from the Spirit. Looking forward to studying the New Testament in 2023 they have a new study journal, Find Him: New Testament Come Follow Me Guide, available now. Great for gifts this holiday season!

Gratitude GAME: GTU ABC 4tv

Gratitude GAME: GTU ABC 4tv

SALT LAKE CITY, UT – November is here! The holidays are in full swing, and this is the perfect time to remember to be grateful for the small things in life. This is what Ganel Lyn Condie came in to tell us all about. Gratitude means taking time to remember the good things that have happened to you, people that show up for you, but it can also be used as celebration for the small, little moments of everyday life. Having this grateful mindset will make you happy to be living the life you have and compare yourself less to others. Since November is all about being grateful, she gives a quick activity that you can do at night before you fall asleep that will remind you of the unexpected thing to be grateful for.

The Stewardship Principle: AG State of Mind

The Stewardship Principle: AG State of Mind

Jason Meadows says, "Ganel-Lyn Condie is one of my favorite people on Earth. She is one of the hosts of the weekly podcast "Come Follow Me Real Talk." She is also a speaker, author, mental health advocate, and faith warrior. We chat today about how faith impacts our mental health. We also get into her 'why' around being an advocate for mental health and addiction. I'm going to be up front and honest, today's podcast was for me gang. I love Ganel-Lyn and all that she does. She is a huge influence on the way I advocate and speak about mental health."

Podcast: Stewarding our Kids

Podcast: Stewarding our Kids

In this episode, I discuss my current lived experience as a new “empty-nester.” I share thoughts with vulnerability and humor reflection about challenges in adult parenting, how intentionally I prepared for this life transition, where I found growth, joy, as well as struggle, and how we get to embrace the totality of our lived experience in body, mind, and spirit.

GOOD THINGS UTAH: Lupus awareness month and what to learn from it

GOOD THINGS UTAH: Lupus awareness month and what to learn from it

Ganel Lyn Condie is back today to spread the word of Lupus awareness month. Lupus is an immune system illness that mainly affects females and can affect any part of the body. Due to the variety of symptoms that lupus can produce, it often goes undiagnosed for long periods and during this time can cause damage to several different organs such as the skin, heart, and brain. Lupus is believed to be genetic in origin, and there is no known cure. She was diagnosed 30 years ago and was told she only had 10 years to live and would never have children. But she is thriving and says she learned a lot from Lupus.

Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson

Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson

We're often told that if we want to succeed in life, we have to take ownership of our life. But in her new book, author and motivational speaker Ganel-Lyn Condie introduces the principle of stewardship. She joins the show to discuss what that means and how it can help us live a life with greater joy and peace.

Its Just Dinner Podcast

Its Just Dinner Podcast

Join our hosts Tom Robinson and Bob Walz in Season 3 of It's Just Dinner! This episode they are joined by Ganel-Lyn Condie, Speaker, TV and Podcast Host, and Author. Together they discuss what we need to do to become the stewards of our lives and better partners in dating.

SUICIDE PREVENTION MONTH and MEG

SUICIDE PREVENTION MONTH and MEG

In honor of National suicide prevention month, Ganel-Lyn Condie opens up about her sister’s suicide, and what it has taught her about her own mental health. She talks about 4 different factors related to suicide prevention. Mental health is health Therapy is education Progression is better than perfection Don’t assume

LEADING SAINTS: Why God Calls Some as Relief Society Presidents and Others as Cancer Survivors

LEADING SAINTS: Why God Calls Some as Relief Society Presidents and Others as Cancer Survivors

Ganel-Lyn talks about her new book, The Stewardship Principle with Kurt Francom, Leading Saints.   The Leading Saints Podcast gets over 300,000 listens each month and has nearly 10 million total downloads as part of nonprofit Leading Saints’ mission to help latter-day saints be better prepared to lead. Learn more and listen to any of the past episodes for free at LeadingSaints.org.

Finding common ground in a divided world: GTU

Finding common ground in a divided world: GTU

The world seems to be at a divide recently. Whether it’s politics, religion, human rights laws, education, or family issues, people are having a hard time getting along with one another. While it can be difficult, it is not impossible to find similarities with those around us. We spoke with motivational speaker, Ganel Lyn Condie, about finding common ground in a divided world.

Benefit concert in Heber Valley: Good Things Utah

Benefit concert in Heber Valley: Good Things Utah

Spencer Thompson, President of North Star International, came to Good Things Utah to talk about the organization and an upcoming music event featuring tons of Utah’s most talented music stars. Thompson appeared alongside frequent GTU guest, Ganel Lyn Condie. North Star is a resource for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who are also part of the LGBTQ+ community. We also received a sneak peak of what is to come at the event. Madilyn Page, who was on The Voice, came to sing, as well. The event will take place on Friday, Aug. 5 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Riverbottoms Ranch in Midway. The event will include big Utah names including Nathan Pacheco, Madilyn Paige, Casey Elliott and a few other surprise guests. There will be great messages shared. The funds used for this event will be used to further expand the organization. Currently, North Star has a presence in Utah...

Female Friendships – GTU ABC 4tv

Female Friendships – GTU ABC 4tv

Ganel-Lyn Condie, motivational speaker, spoke today about the importance of female friendships. She shared five reasons why they are essential to women’s health. They can help women to live longer lives. Female friendships give us healthy hormones, like oxytocin, dopamine, and serotonin. These help with emotional wellbeing and longevity. They help to build one another up. When you think of supporting your friends rather than competing with them, you friendships thrive. Getting real and going deep. Friendships only work when you get vulnerable and open up, bringing safety and openness for yourself. Quality over quantity. It is not about how many friends you have, but the bond you have with people. A strong bond with a few people is more important than a weak bond with many. Invest. In order to have strong friends, you have to be one to have one. Friends can change and evolve though...

GTU: Simple planning tips for the best vacation

GTU: Simple planning tips for the best vacation

PLANNING A FAMILY VACATION - GIRLS TRIP - or REUNION? How can you meet expectations, lessen stress and create memories? 1. EXPECTATIONS. get a one word from everyone (fun, relaxing, adventuresome). 2. BRAINSTORM. create a list of ideas. This isn't a commitment it is just a way to get the wheels moving. 3. CALENDARS. share google calendar ahead of schedule so everyone knows what the plan is. 4. POSTERS. keep a poster in common area at reunion/hotel with solid plans and then keep unscheduled time flexible. 5. FREE TIME. don't be afraid to protect down time. Having some things scheduled and free time helps meet a variety of needs. 6. EXPECT the UNEXPECTED. there will be unexpected things (weather/illness/missing things) 7. NIGHTLY CHECK INS. have quick conversations to adjust for next day scheduling and recap the day and how it went. MAKING MEMORIES IS WORTH ALL THE PLANNING. REMEMBER,...

GTU: Advice for Your Grad

GTU: Advice for Your Grad

It’s that time of year. You have a graduate and you want to send them out into the world with sage advice, but what is it and how do you know they are ready to leave the nest? Our GTU Contributor Ganel Lyn Condie says this topic is personal. Her youngest child is graduating high school this month and she says she’s reflected a lot on what I wish I had known back in 1989. And what she hopes for her daughter.

The Arizona Beehive Magazine: Real Talk, A Come Follow Me Podcast

The Arizona Beehive Magazine: Real Talk, A Come Follow Me Podcast

This year’s study of the Old Testament opens up a lot of questions. While Come Follow Me: Old Testament 2022 squarely focuses on Christ and the restored gospel, the material can still be overwhelming, and full of nuance and questions that aren’t addressed directly in the manuals. Thankfully, the Real Talk podcast aims to share some knowledge and help members add to their study in a way that’s accessible, insightful, and uplifting.

GTU: Helpful ways to process conflict and pain

GTU: Helpful ways to process conflict and pain

With chaos happening among the world right now, Motivational speaker Ganel Lyn Condie, joined the first hour of GTU to share ways to help process conflict and pain. Life is full of highs and lows. Whether it’s big or small, a conflict is a conflict. And with the right tools, you’ll be able to handle dealing with conflicts and circle back to finding peace. “Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved by understanding.” – Albert Einstein Journaling Wait to respond Call a friend to reflect back Check facts Prayer and meditation gives perspective Give forgiveness Assume the best Therapy is amazing Give everything time We judge where we feel vulnerable

GTU: AGING GRACEFULLY

Coming off of her recent birthday, Ganel Lyn Condie joined us to talk about the great things about growing older. She shared, “The trick to aging gracefully is to enjoy it.” She hopes to inspire a more joyful conversation surrounding aging.

MENTAL HEALTH STEWARDSHIP

MENTAL HEALTH STEWARDSHIP

It is cool to talk about mental health, especially with Ganel-Lyn Condie! It is such an important part of our health that too often goes unacknowledged and untreated. As wise stewards, we are each responsible for daily self-checks and seeking support. There are many helpful tools offered in this wonderful interview, along with a lot of love and empathy from someone who knows what it is like to lose a loved one to suicide. The world is never better off without you!

Navigating Big Changes and Decisions

Navigating Big Changes and Decisions

Ganel-Lyn Condie joined Reagan and Nicea on set to discuss ways to cope with the big changes we go through in life. With Reagan making the hard decision to close her chapter at ABC4 and move across the country to South Carolina, she appreciated Ganel-lyn’s advice. Even good changes are hard, change is change. So be gentle with yourself. Know your why, so you can return to it. It will act as a compass into the unknown. Keep some routines that help create some certainty. Do extra journaling. You can start seeing what you are feeling. For more uplifting advice follow Ganel-lyn on Instagram and wish Reagan well on her new adventure.

Holiday conversation starters

Holiday conversation starters

The holiday season is the perfect time to catch up and connect with family and friends, but some topics are better not addressed in these settings. Ganel Lyn came by to share with us some of the best holiday conversation starters that everyone is sure to love. Ask about travel, especially if you have family members who travel for work or frequently for pleasure. Have you had any short weekend getaways recently? What’s the best travel experience you’ve ever had? Talk about relationships — and not just your ordinary “are you dating?” questions. Ask the parents at the table to describe what happened on the days their children were born. What is the best surprise that you have ever received from a loved one? Talk about food! Everyone loves to talk about their favorite restaurants and dishes — especially around the holidays. What’s the best restaurant you’ve ever been to? What’s the...

Gratitude isn’t just for Thanksgiving

Gratitude isn’t just for Thanksgiving

Even though Thanksgiving is just a few weeks away, expressing gratitude can be done all year round. Motivational speaker, Ganel Lyn Condie, is here today teaching viewers the benefits of practicing gratitude every day.

Gratitude isn’t just about Thanksgiving: The Lisa Show

Gratitude isn’t just about Thanksgiving: The Lisa Show

What is gratitude? For most of us, the first thing that will come to mind when we think of gratitude are the words “Thank you”, but is that all there is to it? How do we fully express gratitude, and how does being grateful benefit us? We’re talking to our good friend and motivational speaker, Ganel-lyn Condie, about what gratitude is!

The True Meaning behind Courage: Good Things Utah

The True Meaning behind Courage: Good Things Utah

Motivational speaker, Ganel Lyn, joins us in the studio today to discuss what courage really is and some of the misconceptions surrounding it. She defines courage as not letting fear get the final word or last say in your life. Ganel-Lyn says people sometimes think courage is always doing something crazy, like jumping out of a plane, but it can even be just showing up as your authentic self every day. Private and personal decisions in your life take courage and there’s not always an audience to applaud you for it. Sometimes just showing up to social situations take courage so it’s important to give yourself credit for that. The different kinds of courage Lynn highlighted today are physical, social, moral, emotional, and spiritual. She emphasized everyone should wake up every day and check their mental health. Be sure to set aside time for self-care or talk about your fears to someone,...

Ganel-Lyn Condie, Speaker, Best Selling Author, and Host of the Middle – Lemonade Stand Stories

Ganel-Lyn Condie, Speaker, Best Selling Author, and Host of the Middle – Lemonade Stand Stories

If Ganel-Lyn and I could get a dollar for the many times our names have been butchered by others, we would probably have billions of dollars in bitcoin. From talking about having braces in our adult years to feeling we are in the middle of heavy stuff, our podcast was so filled with light and joy because we discussed so much of the author of Light and Joy. Ganel-Lyn doesn't shy away from her spiritual faith, because it is at the root of who she is. And she is an absolute delight to be around. She is filled with so much knowledge and was dropping truth bombs after truth bombs. We had such a fun time discussing the things that truly bring us joy and lift us out of despair. When Ganel-Lyn lost her sister to death by suicide, she felt the lowest of the lows. Getting out of that was no easy task, but in the process, really came to know her Maker. We have had a really fun time chatting and...

What Courage Is: The Lisa Show

What Courage Is: The Lisa Show

The only thing we have to fear, is just about everything! Whether you consider every bad outcome in your morning shower, or you’re too nervous to mix things up and leave the house, fear can hold us back from making the most of life! So how do we find our courage, overcome our fears, and find new opportunities? Here to help us find our courage is longtime friend of the show, Author and motivational speaker, Ganel-Lyn Condie!

World Suicide Prevention Day The Lisa Show

World Suicide Prevention Day The Lisa Show

Today is world suicide prevention day. One in every 100 deaths worldwide is the result of suicide, and each one leaves a devastating impact on those around them. With the stresses of the past year, mental health is important now more than ever! As we increase awareness about suicide and become more informed, we are better equipped to help prevent it. Ganel-Lyn talks about what she has learned over the last 7 years since loosing Meg to suicide.

Five things you need to know to prevent suicide

Five things you need to know to prevent suicide

Sept. 10 is World Suicide Prevention Day. This day hits close to home for our guest, Ganel-Lyn Condie, due to a tragic loss she experienced seven years ago because of suicide. Condie shared five things she has learned over the last seven years while studying awareness and prevention. Mental health is for all of us. There are no groups that are free of risk. Therapy should be celebrated. It is education for our minds, hearts and relationships. Ask questions. Don’t be afraid to ask a loved one if they are struggling with thoughts of self-harm. We will never be better without you. Our lives are not better without you in it. Stay in your body. Our bodies are a gift so make choices each day that up the light in a sometimes dark world.

Are you a Steward or an Owner

Are you a Steward or an Owner

In this episode, we spoke with Ganel-Lyn Condie, a popular motivational speaker, author and podcast host. She’s written several books and currently hosts two podcasts: “Real Talk – Come Follow Me” and “The Middle”. We spoke with her about a couple of topics that she’s spoken and written about recently — first is her concept of “stewardship vs. ownership,” which is a really great insight into facing challenges without letting them become an identity. Secondly, we discussed the concept of “letting God prevail,” which was the focus of President Nelson’s October 2020 General Conference address. We loved talking with Ganel-Lyn and found her to be extraordinarily authentic and approachable. We hope you enjoy the conversation as much as we did.  

Making Mistakes – BYU Radio

Making Mistakes – BYU Radio

When was the last time you bit into a sweet, warm, and gooey chocolate chip cookie? I can imagine that your first thought when you took a bite was probably, “Wow, I’m in heaven! This is delicious,” and not, “Wow, I’m so glad someone failed.” Ruth Wakefield invented chocolate chip cookies on accident when experimenting with cookie recipes. The result of chocolate in cookies was nothing like what she was trying to accomplish, and yet that failure was the birth of what is arguably the best cookie in the world. So what can we learn from Ruth’s example? How can we learn how to embrace our mistakes as learning moments on our path to success? With us today is motivational speaker Ganel-Lyn Condie to teach us how to embrace making mistakes.

Learning to grow from our mistakes

Learning to grow from our mistakes

Ganel Lyn sat down with us to give some tips on making mistakes more common in our daily lives. Her first advice is to own your mistake and admit it. It is always okay to take a deep breath. Watch for more tips on celebrating your mistakes.

The Lisa Show: How to Navigate Grief

The Lisa Show: How to Navigate Grief

Grief is complex. There are so many struggles and challenges that each of us face each day, and sometimes they can build up to be unbearable, sending us into a spiral of grief and doubt, like a whirlpool in a storm. But even the harshest storms we can learn to bear, and overcome. But how do we learn to navigate the storms of grief? And how can we learn to help others who are struggling do the same? We are excited to have motivational speaker and author Ganel-Lyn Condie joining us again to tell us how to navigate grief.

Navigating G.R.I.E.F. on GTU

Navigating G.R.I.E.F. on GTU

From losing a loved one or a job, grief can be tricky to navigate. Ganel-Lyn breaks down a few tips to make it easier. Navigating Grief G-rief is complex R-egrets I-ndividual E-mpathy F-eelings Aren’t Final

H.E.L.P. The Lisa Show

H.E.L.P. The Lisa Show

There is an old African proverb that goes: Once after a storm, the beach was littered with starfish. One man walked down the beach and picked up on starfish at a time and chucked them back into the ocean. Another man walked by and scoffed, “you will never be able to save all the starfish out here.” To which the wise man responded, “yes I know, but to this one I have made all the difference” as he throws one more into the ocean. How does this proverb relate to us, in a world full of more problems that are bigger and more complex than we can solve on our own? What are the things we can do to make the world a little bit better for those around us?

WAYS YOU CAN H/E/L/P

WAYS YOU CAN H/E/L/P

Ganel Lyn Condie is back on GTU again with more helpful tips on how you can help others. She encourages people to follow H/E/L/P when deciding on how to help people.

The hope of a new Alzheimer’s drug

The hope of a new Alzheimer’s drug

When we learned this week about the approval of a new drug that treats Alzheimer's patients, that gave so many hope. KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson wanted to get her guests impressions of this news.

Don’t you wish you paid the same % of income tax the rich do?

Don’t you wish you paid the same % of income tax the rich do?

We learned this week through a leak from the IRS that the richest Americans pay almost nothing in income tax. KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson asked her guests on A Woman's View how that made them feel? She also brings up the difficult topic of how they talk to their family and friends about racism.

What we can all do to help the drought?

What we can all do to help the drought?

We haven't been in a drought this bad since the 1970's. So what do we do - each one of us? There is so much we can do, and when you add our individual efforts together, the aggregate is meaningful. KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson gets wisdom from her guests this week on A Woman's View.

Do you have enough awe in your life?

Do you have enough awe in your life?

KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson read an article in USA Today this week that said there is an emotion that will make us both healthier and happier and that emotion is awe. Do we have enough awe in our lives? She puts that question to her guests this week on A Woman's View.

Appreciating Teachers – THE LISA SHOW

Appreciating Teachers – THE LISA SHOW

Teachers have been the unsung heroes of the pandemic as they’ve juggled constant changes to their classroom environment. They’ve been forced to double the lesson plans in order to accommodate online learning, socially distanced in-person learning, and even blended learning. They’ve had to teach their own kids who are learning at home while also caring for the needs of all their other students. Teachers have been nothing short of superheroes. So, because it’s teacher appreciation month, we wanted to discuss ways we can express our heartfelt gratitude for everything they’ve done for our kids over the past year. And here with us today is motivational speaker and writer Ganel-Lyn Condie to help us out.

Way to show love to our teachers

Way to show love to our teachers

“A teacher affects eternity; [they] can never tell where [their] influence stops.“ – Henry B. Adams Our teachers deserve our love and respect! Teachers have prepared double the lesson plans, pivoted to ZOOM teaching, and continued to show up at work while juggling family needs as well.” After working in the schools this year and our teachers and school staff have struggled with their own mental health needs and pandemic challenges. They have shown up under extreme situations.

LEARN LOVED LOST in the PANDEMIC

LEARN LOVED LOST in the PANDEMIC

This last year was a globally shared experience, but it was far from a matching experience. Depending on your demographic, where you lived, and circumstances, but we can all benefit from a new, new year review.

Triggers are Teachers

Triggers are Teachers

Triggers are the relationships and experiences that just set us off. Triggers could be: jealousy, comparisons, boundary violations, personalities, and trauma. It is frustrating when we find ourselves reacting over and over again to triggers instead of acting.

What’s your new year “umbrella” made of?

What’s your new year umbrella made of?

Ganel Lyn Condie joined us to talk about the idea of a new year umbrella. Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass, it's about learning to dance in the rain. So what is your NEW YEAR UMBRELLA made of?

Hope in the HOLIDAYS

Hope in the HOLIDAYS

Ganel-Lyn shares thoughts about HOPE. It been an emotional year but we can intentionally put the HOPE back in the HOLIDAYS.

How to Forgive

How to Forgive

It can be a difficult process from start to finish! And there's confusion on what it is, and what it isn't. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong. -Mahatma Gandhi

Dreaming Again

Dreaming Again

What did you dream of becoming when you were ten years old? And how can we tap back into that child? The stresses of life often shut down our ability to dream. Disappointments. Failures. Trauma. Ganel-Lyn talks about dreaming again on GTU.

Realizing you are more than enough

Realizing you are more than enough

If you aren't feeling enough all the time consider what to realize means: to realize is to become fully aware, to understand clearly, to cause to happen. Here are 3 tips that can cause you to understand clearly that you are more than enough!

Talking Feelings with Kids

Talking Feelings with Kids

Adults may also be struggling to put words on all the feelings that come with COVID-19, earthquakes, plans cancelled, racial tension, politics. How can we facilitate connecting conversations with our children during high vulnerability?

Bring on My New World

Bring on My New World

Ganel-Lyn Condie offers her own powerful road map through crisis to embracing our new world. Positive thoughts leading us from fear mode to love mode.

Middle Age Magic

Middle Age Magic

Do you dread the aging? Motivational speaker Ganel-Lyn Condie is here with a beautiful message all about embracing the process, and how there is magic to be found in middle age.

Begin with the End in Mind

Begin with the End in Mind

Before you decide your goals for the new year, speaker, author and consultant Ganel-Lyn Condie says you should ask yourself how you want to feel at the end of 2020.

Holiday Boundaries

Holiday Boundaries

Ganel-lyn explained that saying no allows you to say yes to other things. This is something to keep in mind as calendars can tend to get extremely full during the holiday months. Be sure to leave yourself room for down time as well.

Meaningful Holidays

Meaningful Holidays

Between the monetary stress, the mess of decorations, and your in-laws breathing down your neck, the holidays can be a stressful time. But maybe it doesn't need to be.

HOPE WORKS

HOPE WORKS

Ganel-Lyn's bond with her sister was unbreakable. She did everything she could to help Meg. But suicide is complicated. What more can be done?

Empathy vs. Sympathy

Empathy vs. Sympathy

Can you pinpoint the difference between empathy and sympathy? It's actually a big difference that can affect you and how you see and treat others.

Gratitude: This Lisa Show

Gratitude: This Lisa Show

We've all seen the 30 days of gratitude posts people are doing this month on social media. With Thanksgiving coming up, gratitude is on everyone's mind. According to a Miami study, there are physical outcomes to practicing gratitude. So what are they? And how can we become more grateful? Ganel-Lyn Condie talking gratitude.

SELF KNOWING vs SELF CARE

SELF KNOWING vs SELF CARE

"Your worth is non-negotiable," said Ganel-Lyn. "Your bank account, grades, dress size or choices of children etc. does not equate to your value. To wrap up honoring our self knowing," Ganel-Lyn said, "learning to enjoy being with YOURSELF comes as you come to know you, so celebrate your uniqueness."

Self Knowing: The Lisa Show

Self Knowing: The Lisa Show

You chuck your phone down in defeat. Again. Instagram, work, parenting it doesn't feel like you're good enough in any aspect of your life. Ganel-Lyn Condie is an advocate for self-knowing, which she defines as knowing or understanding of one's own capabilities, character, feelings, or motivations. We welcome her onto the show to talk about how we can cultivate self-knowing in our own lives.

MORE THAN MEDITATION

MORE THAN MEDITATION

There's been a hype around the word 'mindfulness' in the news, morning shows, and social media lately striking up the thought that we all need to be meditating on a daily basis.

Working for Yourself

Working for Yourself

Advice for people who want to start working for themselves, are currently working for themselves, or who are close to someone who is trying to work for themselves.

Mindfulness beyond meditation

Mindfulness beyond Meditation

If you're feeling overwhelmed, anxious or just feel like you need a mental break, these tips that lifestyle mentor Ganel-Lyn helps us understand that mindfulness is more than meditation.

Getting Motivated

Getting Motivated

Are you in a mid-summer slump? Writer and motivational speaker, Ganel-lyn Condie, stopped by the studio to share nine tips to help you get motivated!

Fox 13 THE PLACE YOU ARE MORE THAN ENOUGH

Fox 13 THE PLACE YOU ARE MORE THAN ENOUGH

Her book 'You Are More Than Enough, You Are Magnificent' received a Best of State in non-fiction this year. She'll receive the award at a gala in Mid-June. In a world where many women wonder if they measure up, the quest for perfection can be exhausting and overwhelming.

Divorce and Kids

Divorce and Kids

Divorce is hard enough, but when children are involved, the situation can become even trickier to navigate. In a situation where one or both parents have resentment, hurt or hate towards the other, divorce does not have to be destruction to the children.

THE RECONNECT PODCAST WEBSITE

THE RECONNECT PODCAST WEBSITE

All your favorite podcast platforms in one place.The ReConnect Podcast is the place to find more ideas for connection and re-connection with your most important relationships.

UNCOMFORTABLE CONVERSATIONS

UNCOMFORTABLE CONVERSATIONS

Have you ever been in a conversation that takes an uncomfortable turn? Ganel-Lyn Condie shared five tips for what to do when the conversation gets uneasy.

Digital Depression in Teens

Digital Depression in Teens

Social media is a tool, but sometimes it can be used the wrong way. Ganel-Lyn Condie joined us to discuss the impact social media can have on teens' mental health and what you can do to limit the damage.

Standing on the Edge with Ganel-lyn Condie

Standing on the Edge with Ganel-lyn Condie

This episode unfolded into a message that is meant for someone out there. Someone who is tired and doesn't know if they can do it one more day, one more hour, one more minute. Maybe it is for someone that is caring for another and is tired of worrying, caring, and loving someone that is suffering so much.

Lisa Valentine Clark Radio Show: SUICIDE PREVENTION

Lisa Valentine Clark Radio Show: SUICIDE PREVENTION

Learn how to love and support those who are struggling. Emphasizes the importance of talking about suicide and depression and explains how we can approach the subject. Warning signs are discussed and ways to help prevent suicide are presented.

Holiday Stress

Holiday Stress

Motivational speaker Ganel-Lyn Condie says if you shift your intentions to focus on your values.

Gratitude Not Just for Thanksgiving

Gratitude Not Just for Thanksgiving

When you think of gratitude your first thought may be Thanksgiving, we need to change that mindset. It isn't a practice that should just be reserved for Thanksgiving, the holidays... but dispersed in abundance no matter what.

Brad Wilcox and Ganel-Lyn

Brad Wilcox and Ganel-Lyn

Brad Wilcox the GRACE AMBASSADOR on WOW WEDNESDAY.We talk grace, God's power, women and the priesthood. Understanding grace can insulate us from discouragement, depression, and anxiety.

GTU BEATING BACK TO SCHOOL STRESS

GTU BEATING BACK TO SCHOOL STRESS

Is your family still struggling to transition back into your school routine? Is it causing you stress? Ganel-Lyn taught us six ways parents a can limit the back to school stress.

Navigating vulnerability during this tough time

GTU Over 40 and Loving Life

Everyone dreads getting older but why? Ganel-Lyn shares why we should be celebrating aging! And realize turning 40 isn't the 'death of youth' -actually it's the beginning of a great stage of life!

GTU Talking about Suicide

GTU Talking about Suicide

Ganel-Lyn Condie joins us to discuss the problem, and what we can do to help. This is a topic that hits close to home, after experiencing the loss of her sister to suicide.

Latterday Profiles

Latterday Profiles

Ganel-Lyn sits down with Brian Howard and talks about motherhood, infertility, chronic illness, YOU ARE MAGNIFICENT and feeling "enough"!

Listen, Learn, Love Podcast

Listen, Learn, Love Podcast

Ganel-Lyn shares insights to see ourselves as beloved children of Heavenly Parents, suicide, being kind to LGBTQ people, how to navigate faith changes within our families.

Midday Utah

Midday Utah

Ganel-Lyn talks about best selling book YOU ARE MORE THAN ENOUGH - YOU ARE MAGNIFICENT.New book comforts women in their quest for perfection.

Find Your Happy DVD

Find Your Happy DVD

Everyone wants to be happier, and it's simpler than you think. In this upbeat presentation Dr. Hank Smith and Dr. Julie Hanks, Ganel-Lyn Condie along with other popular LDS personalities, show simple ways how we can each improve our mood and relationships.

About Progress Podcast

About Progress Podcast

Interview with Monica Packer on her popular podcast. We get a little more personal about some of my struggles with infertility, chronic illness. And the theme of surrender and strength.

DeBunking Motherhood Myths

DeBunking Motherhood Myths

Modern-day motherhood myths with Lindsay Aerts. Dive into some of the messages and misconceptions of motherhood and how to stop believing them!

Latter-day Profiles

Latter-day Profiles

This week's guest on Latter-day Profiles is Ganel-Lyn Condie, an award-winning journalist and author of "The Decisions That Changed My Life". Find out more about Ganel-Lyn and her story.

God Doesn’t Have A

God Doesn’t Have A

Author and speaker, Ganel-Lyn Condie, talks about how you can't ruin God's plans for you and that God doesn't have a "plan B. . ."