Today on Life in 22 Minutes, Scott and Becky Mackintosh interview Tiffany Coughran.  Tiffany is a Clinical Hospice and Corporate Chaplain, an author of 8 books on emotional wellness. On this episode Tiffany shares tools to bring calm to trauma and healing from loss.

Tiffany’s charity work as been featured in People Magazine, Oprah’s Big Give and also on Good Morning America.  In 2009 Tiffany became a widow when she loss her husband to cancer.  In 2013 the light returned to her eyes when she remarried her High School sweetheart.  Together they have 8 children and 5 grandchildren. 

Visit her websites:  http://www.InternationalChaplaincyFoundation.com/

http://www.EandEMedia.com/

http://www.TiffanyBerg.com/

http://www.MakePeaceSystems.com/

Follow her on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SpeakerTiffanyBergCoughran

Today on Life in 22 Minutes, Scott and Becky Mackintosh welcome special guest Dave Blanchard as they discuss habits of thinking that keep you stuck, and how to replace with habits that move you forward. Dave has an extraordinary background in sales, management, networking, commercial & residential real estate, television and film – a true “renaissance man” of business. the Habit Finder Assessment designed to help you become aware of your habits. 

FUN Facts:

• Dave was an all conference middle linebacker in high school and a free safety at Ricks College in Idaho. 
• Dave is the CEO of the Og Mandino Group Inc. & the Og Mandino Leadership Institute
• Dave has the film rights to The Greatest Salesman in the World
• Dave has been married 41 years to beautiful wife Romona and have 7 grown children and 27 grandchildren.
• Dave has authored of 3 books:  Today I Begin a New Life, The Observer's Chair, Equanimity--ConqueringMt. Entrepreneur 

For a book and a free recordings of the scrolls www.ogmandino.com

To take the FREE Habit Assessment: www.habitfinder.com 

Today on Life in 22 Minutes, Scott and Becky mackintosh welcome special guest Heidi Totten. Heidi is h xecutive Directo 0 umanitarians. Sh all enya as her second home, nd loves th aasa eople. She is known for kissing Maasai grandmothers, and requesting chapati everywhere she goes. In her other life, she is a business and life strategist with a tender heart and a sense of humor. She homeschooled her children for 5 years, has written two best-selling books, and her favorite foods are chocolate and popcorn.

Links to more info: www.100humanitarians.com

Fundraiser Humanijam concert: www.humanijam.com

Follow 100 Humanitarians on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/100humanitarians/

Today on Life in 22 Minutes, Scott and Becky Mackintosh interview Skye Mackintosh who just so happens to be their youngest child.  Skye recently returned from a two-year LDS service Mission to the New York New York North Mission.  Listen as he shares life principles learned growing up in a large family that helped him on his mission, along with his plans for the future. 

Follow Skye Mackintosh on social media: 

Instagram: @skyemack4

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Twitter: @SkyeMack4

Today on Life in 22 Minutes, Scott and Becky Mackintosh welcome mountain lover and ultra-runner Mark Robbins.  Several years ago, Mark went through a rough patch in life losing several family members and friends. Mark turned to running as a form of therapy. Listen as Mark shares life lessons learned and the power of the mind.  

More about Mark: "I am a husband, father of three, mountain lover and ultra-runner. I was born and raised in the foothills of the Wasatch Mountains and as such have a slight obsession with all mountains. 'Volition' is one of my favorite words. The best definition that I have heard for this word is "voluntary sustained effort". In my opinion that is what life and ultra-running are all about. Voluntary meaning it is up to you. Your choice. No one else’s. You are in control. Sustained meaning constant and consistent. You just have to keep moving and enjoying. Effort meaning you have to work for it. It makes it more meaningful. It makes it fulfilling thus there is more enjoyment in the journey and accomplishment of something that may be difficult."

To contact Mark email him at Mark.Robbins@comphealth.com