Transition has a way of placing demands on us to be more open and welcoming to change. In order to embrace change, letting go must be part of navigating transition seasons.  Join Tim Austin and Dr. Ally Butrous as they discuss the struggle which we must enter into in order to create space for new thoughts and approaches to change.You&apos;ll be reminded that relinquishing our plans in exchange for God’s greater plans and purposes can feel risky and uncomfortable, but it truly is the path to our best life, the one He designs for us.Dr. Ally loves to teach people how they can thrive in their life, thoughts, emotions and relationships. She earned a masters degree in psychology from Pepperdine University and a doctorate in clinical psychology from Biola University. Dr. Ally has over ten years of experience in the field of mental health, including providing services in mental health treatment centers for children and teens, university and church counseling centers, and a hospital psychiatric department. In 2018, Ally and her husband, Jeremy, started a business called Radiant Thoughts, which offers consulting, life coaching, publishing and ghostwriting services.Dr. Ally has ghostwritten several christian books, and she and Jeremy co-wrote “The Ways of Prosperity,” which was published by Thomas Nelson in 2020. This book topped Amazon rankings for new releases in Christian Counseling that year. Their second book, "Learning How to Love" was just released July 14th, 2021.  Dr. Ally co-hosts two podcasts and an online teaching platform with Jeremy. She also hosts "Tuesday Talks," a podcast focused on sharing tips for emotional and relational thriving. In their free time, Jeremy and Ally love traveling the world, and have been to over 50 countries so far.Other resources mentioned on this episode:1. Ally&apos;s Website Radiant Thoughts2. Jeremy and Ally&apos;s YouTube Travel Channel3. Tim&apos;s Austin&apos;s Tools for Transition Webinar4. Email Dr. Ally Butrous: ally@radiantthoughts.com5. Email Tim Austin: tim@encompasslifecoaching.com6. Schedule a 1 on 1 coaching discovery call: Support the show (https://www.encompasslifecoaching.com/support)

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Planning and Relinquishing with Dr. Ally Butrous

Welcome to this 40th episode of Navigate! This milestone episode marks the completion of three conversations -one with each of Tim&apos;s adult Third Culture Kids. By the way, if you’re unfamiliar with the term Third Culture Kid, or TCK for short, have a listen to episode 39, where podcast guest  Chad Phillips does a great job of unpacking that for us.This episode conversation brings in Luke Austin. Luke has spent the majority  of his life outside of the United States, which happens to be his passport country. During his childhood and teen years, Luke roamed the globe with his parents, residing mostly in Central Asia and Turkey. Luke and his family returned to the U.S. in 2016, the summer he graduated from high school.Luke currently lives with his wife Maria in Chicago, where he works as a digital marketing team leader with an Orange County based company. The Austin family recently had the opportunity to return to Turkey for a brief visit, and this conversation takes place from there. As a heads up, there is an added touch of realism to this conversation. The context is outside on the terrace of the Austin&apos;s guest apartment, where Tim and Luke had some gusty winds to deal with. Nonetheless we think you’re going to enjoy getting to know Tim&apos;s son Luke Austin…Here&apos;s some additional resources on the topic of TCK&apos;s:Podcast Episodes:Core Values with Adrianne VerheyenThird Culture Kids with Emma AustinThird Culture Kids and Transition with Chad PhillipsTCK Re-Entry/Transition:https://interactionintl.org/programs/transition-seminar/https://www.barnabas.org/member-care/events/mk-transitional-seminarBooks:Third Culture Kids: Growing Up Among Worlds, by David C. Pollock, Ruth E. Van Reken, and Michael V. Pollock (3rd ed), Nicholas Brealey Publishing, 2017.Support the show (https://www.encompasslifecoaching.com/support)

Third Culture Kid Insights with Luke Austin

Third Culture Kids or TCK’s for short…Who are they and what defines them? How did the term originate? And why is it important for us to understand the unique opportunities and challenges they face? You&apos;ll hear about all of this and more with Tim&apos;s good friend and guest on the show, Chad Phillips. Chad Phillips is a TCK from South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe, and The Netherlands. He spent his first 18 years overseas. He also served TCKs internationally in Singapore and Belgium. Chad has been directing International Society of Missionary Kids (ISMK) since 2004, and continues to coach TCKs (and their families) on a global scale. He has an M.A. in Christian Ministries from AGTS, with an emphasis in life coaching and eight years of professional life-coaching experience.  After graduating high school from The American School of The Hague, Chad went to North Central University in Minneapolis, and did his internship in Singapore. It was during his college years that Chad met his beautiful bride, Dargan. Chad and Dargan are parents to two young adult TCK’s, Katherine and Graham. TCK’s are an amazing group of human beings. Tim and his wife Eve are parents to three TCK’s, so they are definitely near and dear to his heart and the motivation for producing this series of episodes about TCK&apos;s.  What&apos;s your relationship to TCK&apos;s, or what could it be? What might be your call to action in response to this conversation? Raising awareness in your church community? Befriending a TCK? Reaching out to the parents of a TCK? Supporting those like Chad and Dargan Phillips who are on the front lines working with TCK’s?  Praying for TCK’s and their families as they adjust and acculturate to new situations and environments?Here&apos;s some additional resources on the topic of TCK&apos;s:Podcast Episodes:Core Values with Adrianne VerheyenThird Culture Kids with Emma AustinTCK Re-Entry/Transition:https://interactionintl.org/programs/transition-seminar/https://www.barnabas.org/member-care/events/mk-transitional-seminarBooks:Third Culture Kids: Growing Up Among Worlds, by David C. Pollock, Ruth E. Van Reken, and Michael V. Pollock (3rd ed), Nicholas Brealey Publishing, 2017.Support the show (https://www.encompasslifecoaching.com/support)

Third Culture Kids and Transition with Chad Phillips

Tim&apos;s guest for this episode is Emma Austin, a young adult TCK who has spent most of her life living in Central Asia and Turkey. She is also Tim&apos;s daughter.Navigating transition from high school to the next thing can be challenging for any young adult, but TCK&apos;s bring a unique set of challenges and strengths to the process. Join Tim and Emma as they talk about what it&apos;s like to journey with God and surrender to Him through big choices. Follow Emma&apos;s blogSupport EmmaNotes:The term third culture kid (TCK) may be new to some.  TCK&apos;s are people who were raised in a culture other than their parents&apos; or the culture of their country of nationality, and also live in a different environment during a significant part of their child development years. They typically are exposed to a greater volume and variety of cultural influences than those who grow up in one particular cultural setting. The term applies to both adults and children, as the term "kid" refers to the individual&apos;s formative or developmental years.TCKs move between cultures before they have had the opportunity to fully develop their personal and cultural identity. The first culture of such individuals refers to the culture of the country from which the parents originated, the second culture refers to the culture in which the family currently resides, and the third culture refers to the amalgamation of these two cultures. (Source: Wikipedia)Tim and his wife Eve have raised three TCK&apos;s, who are now young adults with some stories to tell.Support the show (https://www.encompasslifecoaching.com/support)

Third Culture Kids with Emma Austin

In this episode of Navigate with Tim Austin, Mark Ross is welcomed back to be the host of the show while Tim shares some of his personal journey, providing the backdrop for this podcast and the other work he does.By nature, Tim prefers to shine the spotlight on others and lift others up. Consequently, he was not so sure about being on the other side of the conversation with someone else asking the questions. However, Mark sold Tim on the idea and this episode is the result. Hope you enjoy getting to know Tim Austin a bit more!About our Guest Host Mark Ross:When not coaching, Ross brings together his love of art and architecture by creating visual music to inspire the world through expressionistic landscape paintings. He resides in Missouri City, TX, is married to Jeannie and is the proud father of two grown daughters. A native Houstonian, Ross is active in his local church. He is an avid walker, follows professional surfing, and loves pretty much anything process-oriented.mark@nextthinggroup.commark@rockretirementclub.comwww.nextthinggroup.comwww.linkedin.com/in/markross2https://en-gb.facebook.com/yournextthing/ Instagram: @next_thing_artResources, Support and Training:Tools for Transition: A Workshop, https://www.encompasslifecoaching.com/workshops*Use discount code NAVIGATE to get half off!Support the show (https://www.encompasslifecoaching.com/support)

The Backstory with Guest Host Mark Ross

Tim and his guest Lori Ferrell continue a conversation around the theme of rest.  How do we become willing, open and active recipients to the rest we need?Lori FerrellLori Ferrell is a wife, mother of two boys, and a spiritual director.  Her passion is to invite others into rhythms of rest and to know themselves as fully known and fully loved.Website: soulsala.orgWe are not defined by our ministry, our work, our roles—but delighting in God, in God’s creation, and in this place remembering who we are at the core. In light of this we can see that rest is meant to restore us to our sense of who we are as God’s beloved—as image bearers of God.Rest is a gift God wants us to experience—not something that God is commanding us to do as a box to check off the list. And so, if you&apos;ve found yourself longing for rest as you heard the invitation in Matthew 11:28—“Come to me all who are weary…” then why not give yourself the gift of rest?Some Rest/Sabbath Practices: SabbathSolitudeSilenceRetreatBeing in natureCelebrationSavoring practices—practices that cause us to slow down and really notice/see/experienceCandle lighting Breath prayersPracticing gratitude—in community, or in a journal Quotes:“Come to me all who are weary and heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” - Matthew 11:28“Resting with you, I become myself again.” —Peter Traben Haas, author of Centering Prayers“Refreshing rest is that which renews us in the image of God, and in which we experience and delight in something of how God intended life in his creation to be.” - Sue Currie, director of Selah LTI training programDepletion is inevitable, so restoration becomes essential. - Daniel HahnBooks Tim Loves:The Emotionally Healthy Leader by Peter ScazzeroThe Rest of God by Mark BuchananBooks Lori Loves:Invitation to Retreat by Ruth Haley BartonAn Unhurried Life by Alan FadlingKeeping the Sabbath Wholly by Marva J. DawnSupport the show (https://www.encompasslifecoaching.com/support)

Rhythms of Rest Part 2

In this Navigate conversation, Tim and his guest Lori Ferrell dive into the theme of rest. How do we become willing, open and active recipients to the rest we need?Lori FerrellLori Ferrell is a wife, mother of two boys, and a spiritual director.  Her passion is to invite others into rhythms of rest and to know themselves as fully known and fully loved.Website: soulsala.orgWe are not defined by our ministry, our work, our roles—but delighting in God, in God’s creation, and in this place remembering who we are at the core. In light of this we can see that rest is meant to restore us to our sense of who we are as God’s beloved—as image bearers of God.Rest is a gift God wants us to experience—not something that God is commanding us to do as a box to check off the list. And so, if you&apos;ve found yourself longing for rest as you heard the invitation in Matthew 11:28—“Come to me all who are weary…” then why not give yourself the gift of rest?Some Rest/Sabbath Practices: SabbathSolitudeSilenceRetreatBeing in natureCelebrationSavoring practices—practices that cause us to slow down and really notice/see/experienceCandle lighting Breath prayersPracticing gratitude—in community, or in a journal Quotes:“Come to me all who are weary and heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” - Matthew 11:28“Resting with you, I become myself again.” —Peter Traben Haas, author of Centering Prayers“Refreshing rest is that which renews us in the image of God, and in which we experience and delight in something of how God intended life in his creation to be.” - Sue Currie, director of Selah LTI training programDepletion is inevitable, so restoration becomes essential. - Daniel HahnBooks Tim Loves:The Emotionally Healthy Leader by Peter ScazzeroThe Rest of God by Mark BuchananBooks Lori Loves:Invitation to Retreat by Ruth Haley BartonAn Unhurried Life by Alan FadlingKeeping the Sabbath Wholly by Marva J. DawnSupport the show (https://www.encompasslifecoaching.com/support)

Rhythms of Rest Part 1

Join Tim Austin and his wife Eve Austin as they continue a conversation with Jeff and Sara Simons about their own personal approaches to navigating transition seasons.With over 35 years of cross-cultural experience collectively, the Austins and the Simons are just the ones to be talking about the do&apos;s and dont&apos;s of walking through challenging transitions.Jeff and Sara are both professional coaches and cross-cultural companions to global leaders in major transition. Sara is also a coach and founder of The Way Between, where she and Jeff create resources and workshops using life planning tools, art and movement. They are a family on mission with their two kids, now residing in Denver, CO, after 12 years of overseas work in three countries. Sara recently published a book called “The Art of Transition”. Tim personally attended her book launch party, and was quite impressed with what he saw. This episode highlights this amazing resource for those in transition seasons.Resources and Freebies:Jeff and Sara Simons, thewaybetween.orgMap your Network Free Download: https://www.thewaybetween.org/products-1 Get the book: NEW!!! The Art of Transition: A Creative Process for Navigating Change Workbook — The Way BetweenEve Austin Counseling, eveaustin.comBook a coaching discovery call with Tim here: Schedule Custom Life Coach Call — Encompass Life CoachingSupport the show (https://www.encompasslifecoaching.com/support)

The Art of Transition Part 2

Join Tim Austin and his wife Eve Austin as they sit down with Jeff and Sara Simons to have a conversation about utilizing art and movement as a strategy for navigating transition seasons.With over 35 years of cross-cultural experience collectively, the Austins and the Simons are just the ones to be talking about the do&apos;s and dont&apos;s of walking through challenging transitions.Jeff and Sara are both professional coaches and cross-cultural companions to global leaders in major transition. Sara is also a coach and founder of The Way Between, where she and Jeff create resources and workshops using life planning tools, art and movement. They are a family on mission with their two kids, now residing in Denver, CO, after 12 years of overseas work in three countries. Sara recently published a book called “The Art of Transition”. Tim personally attended her book launch party, and was quite impressed with what he saw. This episode highlights this amazing resource for those in transition seasons.Resources:Jeff and Sara Simons, thewaybetween.orgEve Austin Counseling, eveaustin.comBook a coaching discovery call with Tim here: Schedule Custom Life Coach Call — Encompass Life CoachingSupport the show (https://www.encompasslifecoaching.com/support)

The Art of Transition - Part One

Pastors who also work in field of professional counseling have a unique calling and set of challenges around that call. Join Tim and his guest Austin Pritchard as they discuss some of Austin&apos;s personal story of transition, his role as a Pastor and Marriage/Family Therapist, and keys to successful connection and communication in marriage and relationships.Austin Pritchard is a pastor and Marriage and Family therapist in south-central Pennsylvania. He has a passion for helping people reach their fullest potential and achieve their dreams. Austin spent 12-years Active Duty in the U.S. Air Force where he focused on leading teams, providing support to deployed team members, and overseeing tactical training. Austin received his Associate&apos;s Degree in Electronics from the University of the Air Force in 2008. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies from Liberty University in 2016 and a Master’s of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy from Liberty University in the spring of 2019.Being a husband and father is one of Austin’s greatest joys. Austin and his wife Teresa have two daughters, Aurora and Damaris. Ways to connect with Austin:website: www.homesteadfamilytherapy.comFacebook: @homesteadfamilytherapyInstagram: @homesteadfamilytherapyOther Resources:Learn more about the Realife Process® Retreat which Tim and his wife Eve will be hosting at beautiful Lake Tahoe, May 14-16:  REALIFE Process Retreat — Encompass Life CoachingBook a coaching discovery call with Tim here: Schedule Custom Life Coach Call — Encompass Life CoachingSupport the show (https://www.encompasslifecoaching.com/support)

Marriage and Relationships with Austin Pritchard

In transition seasons, exploring one's life calling can be a rich area for discovery and growth.Join Tim and his guest Chris Heinz as they discuss some key principles of life calling, such as...How God might use disruption to get our attention focused on life callingThe relationship between transition and life calling discoveryIntentional and practical steps toward understanding our personal life callingsHelpful resources and tools to aid us in the discovery processWhat intentional steps could you start taking to explore and discover your personal life calling today?About Chris Heinz:Chris is a life calling coach who helps people to live from purpose, passion, and power.His latest project is building the Life Calling Institute, which helps people from various life stages to explore life calling together.He is a Certified REALIFE Process® Facilitator, Gallup Certified Strengths Coach, Certified ®iEnneagram Practitioner, and Certified Professional Life Coach.Chris is the Founder of Chris Heinz Co. and Chief People Officer for EnergyCAP, Inc. In addition, he's a top-rated Learning Partner for Penn State, where he leads programs on Strengths and Employee Engagement.He has been a speaker for Gallup, SHRM, International Enneagram Association, and Catalyst, and he is the author of several faith-based books. After a 12-year career in software marketing, Chris changed his focus to personal development. After receiving several coaching certifications, he developed an employee engagement program, strengths-based culture, and employee growth program for EnergyCAP.  Since implementing them, the company has seen double-digit increases in engagement year-after-year and was recognized as a "Best Workplace" by  Inc. Magazine.Chris lives in central Pennsylvania with his wife, three kids, and golden retriever. He likes to buy books and sometimes reads them.Get more info at www.ChrisHeinz.comSupport the show (https://www.encompasslifecoaching.com/support)

Life Calling Discovery with Chris Heinz

What’s your relationship with money and how is it impacting your soul? Our relationship with money certainly affects our relationships, both horizontally with others and vertically with God. But it goes even beyond that. It impacts our own souls.  Those of us who do personal support raising or raise funds for non-profits have a unique set of challenges when it comes to this interplay between money and the soul.Tim&apos;s guests for this episode are Amy Young, founder of Global Trellis, Lori Ferrell-  a spiritual director, and Daniel Whitt, a cross-cultural worker currently career transitioning into the profession of personal financial planning. Thanks for listening and here&apos;s how you can learn more about Tim&apos;s guests today:Amy YoungLife enthusiast. Author. Sports lover. Jesus follower. Supporter of cross-cultural work. Amy helps people find the sweet spot between burnout and stalling out so they can keep growing.Website: globaltrellis.comLori FerrellLori Ferrell is a wife, mother of two boys, and a spiritual director.  Her passion is to invite others into rhythms of rest and to know themselves as fully known and fully loved.Website: soulsala.orgDaniel WhittDaniel Whitt and his family have recently relocated back to the U.S. after 8 years of cross-cultural work, 5 of which were spent in the Himalayas of south Asia.  He is currently career transitioning into the profession of personal financial planning.  As a candidate for the CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ certification, Daniel is excited to share some insights with the cross cultural worker community from his own journey and experiences.Schedule a chat with Daniel to discuss general financial and support raising topics.Resources for a deeper dive: A Spirituality of Fundraising - Henri Nouwen - An engaging read touching on support raising and the soul.Vagabond Finances - Financial insights for U.S. expatriates and cross cultural workers.Ron Blue Institute - Biblical insights into financial management.Millionaire Expat - Andrew Hallam - Deeper dive into cost-effective investment options for cross-cultural workers of all nationalities.Schedule a coaching discovery call with Tim Austin of Encompass Life Coaching.Support the show (https://www.encompasslifecoaching.com/support)

Finances and the Soul

Welcome to the podcast. This episode of Navigate is taking a slightly different approach as Tim shares his personal transition insights with the creator the The Realife Process®, Teresa McCloy. Teresa is also the host of The Realife Process® Podcast, which you’re going to hear about because Teresa and Tim actually partnered together to create this conversation for both of their podcasts.More about Teresa McCloy...Teresa is the creator of The Realife Process®, Keynote Speaker, Podcaster and a Certified Coach with the Int’l Coaching Federation. Teresa partners with her clients as a coach, consultant and professional speaker to forget being productive and do what truly matters. Through the Realife Process® that includes the Enneagram Typology Profile, she serves clients to move from living with their hair on fire to discovering clarity about the life they want to live each day and the process to make it happen.Teresa lives with her husband Dale on their 3rd generation family farm in Southern Central Illinois. She still drives a tractor when needed and loves a great cup of coffee or long lingering meal with friends.Connect with Teresa:Instagram: teresa.mccloyFacebook: @CoachTeresaMcCloyEmail: teresa@teresamccloy.comWebsite: therealifeprocess.comHonorable Mentions:The Realife Process® Retreat, Lake Tahoe, May 14-16: REALIFE Process Retreat — Encompass Life CoachingBook Your Discovery Call: Schedule Custom Life Coach Call — Encompass Life CoachingSupport the show (https://www.encompasslifecoaching.com/support)

Transition with Teresa McCloy

In this episode of Navigate with Tim Austin, Tim invites Mark Ross to talk about discovering your next thing in transition seasons. Mark is a skilled professional certified coach who has his own personal story of finding purpose and fulfillment in the second half of life. What he brings in experience and skill as a coach allows professionals to walk with Ross in gaining greater clarity in life and work and, ultimately, design a pathway to prosper.If you or someone you know is looking for inspiration and guidance for navigating a successful transition in the second half of life, this episode is a must listen! Meet Mark Ross...Artist, Encore Coach RLA, MBA, CPLC, ACC Retired Executive. REWIRED Encorepreneur—Pursuing the Life and Work that matters most in the second half! Mark is the owner of Next Thing Group, an Artist, Landscape Architect, a certified Professional Life and Leadership Coach, is credentialed with the International Coach Federation and holds several other related certifications. Mark also serves as a Team Host with Rock Retirement Club. When not coaching, Ross brings together his love of art and architecture by creating visual music to inspire the world through expressionistic landscape paintings. He resides in Missouri City, TX, is married to Jeannie and is the proud father of two grown daughters. A native Houstonian, Ross is active in his local church. He is an avid walker, follows professional surfing, and loves pretty much anything process-oriented. mark@nextthinggroup.com mark@rockretirementclub.com www.nextthinggroup.com www.linkedin.com/in/markross2 https://en-gb.facebook.com/yournextthing/ Instagram: @next_thing_art Books:The Encore Career Handbook: How to Make a Living and a Difference in the Second Half of LifeDon&apos;t Retire, REWIRE!:  5 Steps to Fulfilling Work That Fuels Your Passion, Suits Your Personality, and Paperback Launch Your Encore: Finding Adventure and Purpose Later in Life, by Hans Finzel & Rick HicksHow to Live Forever: The Enduring Power of Connecting the Generations, by Marc FreedmanEncore: Finding Work That Matters in the Second Half of Life, by Marc FreedmanThe Next Right Thing: A Simple, Soulful Practice for Making Life Decisions , by Emily P. FreemanWebsites:Encompass Life CoachingThe Realife Process®Second Act Stories – with Andy LevineMy Lifestyle Career | Profit From Your Passions During RetirementHomepage - encore.orgTop five regrets of the dying | Death and dying | The GuardianSupport the show (https://www.encompasslifecoaching.com/support)

Discovering your Next Thing with Mark Ross

In this episode of Navigate, Tim has a conversation with Dave Lovett about their overlapping years living  in Central Asia and some of the life lessons they&apos;ve learned.Vision, when left untamed, can have a way of crowding out our enjoyment of the simple things in life. It has the potential to sabotage relationships, drying up an otherwise fruitful life. Church planters can face this. Entrepreneurs struggle with this. Just about anyone with ambition. What do you do with a when vision collides with unmet expectations? Holding onto a vision, as our guest will share today, can sometimes feel like holding a tiger by the tail. When so much about living in uncertain times and places is focused on survival, how can we keep the vision alive and not neglect the people most important to us? These are real questions not only for cross-cultural workers; they are universal concerns for anyone desiring to maintain a healthy work/life balance. Listen in!About Dave Lovett:In l979, Dave served for two years with Operation Mobilization in India, Pakistan and Europe in a ministry of discipleship and evangelism. Pam and Dave met at Bethany College of Missions and graduated in l982 with BA&apos;s in Missions and Theology. They were married in October of l982. After marriage, Dave and Pam went with OM to India and Pakistan in l983-85 to lead OM&apos;s base for training, outreach/church ministry, hospitality and administration in New Delhi, India. They served for two years in Bangladesh (1986-88), where Dave was the Director of an OM training program for Bangladeshi young men from Hindu and Muslim backgrounds. They worked for two years (l988-90) in Pakistan, along the border of Afghanistan learning the Afghan Dari language and culture. After eight years of ministry, they took a sabbatical, and Dave did an MA in Intercultural Studies and Missions at Wheaton Graduate School (l990-91). While at Wheaton, they agreed with OM leaders to pioneer a new ministry in Tajikistan. In August l992, they felt God leading them to start a new organization called the Central Asian Development Agency (CADA.) From 1993-2006, Dave and Pam’s team helped start four registered churches and many home groups for the new believers. In 2001, they started a new ministry in Afghanistan with Operation Mercy that has grown to a team of 15-20 staff working in three cities and in rural areas. In January 2004, they started a new ministry in Iran working in disaster relief with earthquake victims and with Afghan refugee women and their families. Today, Dave and Pam serve as regional Leaders for OM’s ministries in Central and South Asia, overseeing the ministries in Iran, India, Pakistan and Bangladesh (as well as 10 other countries).Resources:www.encompasslifecoaching.com Support the show (https://www.encompasslifecoaching.com/support)

Balancing Vision with Dave Lovett

The Navigate Podcast with Tim Austin offers personal, insightful and practical conversations designed to take the guesswork out of transitions. In each episode, Tim brings you strategies and tools you can use to effectively navigate seasons of change. Learn how to leverage change towards the growth and development of yourself and your team. Over the last 30 years Tim has enjoyed some combination of the following roles: husband, dad, missionary, pastor and life coach.

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Navigate with Tim Austin

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