
Emily P. Freeman
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Oct 6, 2026
397: A Soul Minimalist's Guide to Fall
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15:46Emily P. FreemanHOST
Because while it's true this is a podcast about making decisions, the bigger truth is our daily decisions are actually making our lives.
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15:54Emily P. FreemanHOST
As always, you can find me online at emilypfreeman.com or on Instagram at emilypfreeman.
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15:59Emily P. FreemanHOST
This episode was edited by the team at Unmutable and organized by Ashley Sherlock.
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16:03Emily P. FreemanHOST
And as a reminder, if you have a birthday in October or love someone who does, remember inside the Quiet Collection, we have a special collection just for birthdays.
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16:14Emily P. FreemanHOST
We make it very easy for you to gift.
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16:17Emily P. FreemanHOST
It's seven days of guided reflections and questions and look backs for someone as they enter into their birth week.
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16:24Emily P. FreemanHOST
So check it out at emilypfreeman.com. Just click in the top navigation for app and it will guide you through what you need to do.
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16:33Emily P. FreemanHOST
And when you get in there, you can gift the birthday collection either to someone else or to yourself.
396: How to Find and Follow Arrows
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0:00Emily P. FreemanHOST
I'm Emily P. Freeman, and welcome to The Next Right Thing.
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0:03Emily P. FreemanHOST
You're listening to episode 396.
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0:08Emily P. FreemanHOST
This is a podcast about making decisions, but also about making a life.
100 | How to Find the Right Collaborator: The Writing Off Social Origin Story
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4:13Sandy CooperHOST
It's how I learned about all my favorite blogs.
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4:15Sandy CooperHOST
Emily P. Freeman, who wrote Chatting at the Sky at the time, her sister, Michael Lynn Smith, aka The Nester from The Nesting Place, Sophie Hudson, aka Boo Mama, Melanie Shankle, Big Mama, and Missy Dollahan from It's Almost Nap Time.
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4:33Sandy CooperHOST
I loved seeing how they all seemed to know each other and were meeting up in person, and I longed for that kind of friendship.
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4:41Sandy CooperHOST
Blogging afforded me so many great connections with Christian female bloggers all over the country.
6 MINS LATER
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10:55Mary K. TillerHOST
And I would order a mocha frappuccino and a small fry.
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10:58Mary K. TillerHOST
And as my kids napped in the back, I would do loops around our little country town And I would listen to writing podcasts.
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11:06Mary K. TillerHOST
One of those writing podcasts was actually Emily P. Freeman's newly released at the time podcast, The Next Right Thing.
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11:14Mary K. TillerHOST
And when I listened to episode five, which was titled Offer Your Work with Hope, something shifted in me where when she invited me, yes, it felt like a personal invitation to join her online writing group, Hope Writers.
I Said Yes at 29. I Didn't Know What I Was Signing Up For with Carol Roper Ep. 181 Bonus
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40:06Carol RoperHOST
But I'm just trusting him to take over and take control.
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40:10Carol RoperHOST
And actually, I was reminded of something that I heard Emily P. Freeman say on her podcast one day.
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40:17Carol RoperHOST
And it was a quote, I can't remember who she was quoting, that said, just because you're good at something doesn't mean you have to do it for the rest of your life.
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40:28Carol RoperHOST
And I remember the first time I heard that, it kind of hit me between the eyes a little bit because I had been struggling so much about, you know, whether I needed to stop drawing house plans or whether I needed to keep doing the podcast because I wasn't good at the podcast.
395: Find a Spiritual Practice That Fits Your Life
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0:00Emily P. FreemanHOST
I'm Emily P. Freeman, and welcome to The Next Right Thing.
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0:03Emily P. FreemanHOST
You're listening to episode 395.
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0:07Emily P. FreemanHOST
This is a podcast about making decisions, but also about making a life.
Merciful Justice
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27:59Philip MillerHOST
What we really must do is the next right thing one step at a time.
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28:07Philip MillerHOST
Now you may recognize that phrase from Frozen 2 as Anna sang those very words in her song, or maybe you know it from Emily Freeman's book by that same title.
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28:17Philip MillerHOST
But this concept came to me many, many years ago from Elizabeth Elliot.
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28:22Philip MillerHOST
You may remember that story.
394: Keep Going
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0:00Emily P. FreemanHOST
I'm Emily P. Freeman and welcome to The Next Right Thing.
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0:03Emily P. FreemanHOST
You're listening to episode 394.
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0:08Emily P. FreemanHOST
This is a podcast about making decisions, but also about making a life.
393: Signs You're Finally Beginning to Heal
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0:00Emily P. FreemanHOST
I'm Emily P. Freeman, and welcome to The Next Right Thing.
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0:03Emily P. FreemanHOST
You're listening to episode 393.
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0:05Emily P. FreemanHOST
This is a podcast about making decisions, but also about making a life.