The Right Intention

Season 2 Finale: Living Aligned, Living Intentionally

This episode marks the official close of Season 2 of The Right Intention—a season dedicated to alignment, healing, energy, boundaries, rest, intention, and reclaiming the parts of life we often overlook.
Together, this community crossed a remarkable milestone:
2,000,000 downloads.

Not because of hype, but because people everywhere are choosing to live with purpose.
In this reflective season finale, Todd looks back on the most transformative themes of the year, including:

🔹 What alignment really means—and why it matters
A deeper look at how intentional living shapes your health, relationships, choices, and spiritual connection.

🔹 How healing happens in stages, not all at once
The inner work, the quiet shifts, and the courage required to face the places we usually avoid.

🔹 Boundaries that protect the life you’re building
Why boundaries are not walls, but sacred lines that give peace room to exist.

🔹 The link between the body and purpose
How the nervous system, rest, and physical alignment directly influence clarity and direction.

🔹 Slowing down long enough to live wisely
Inspired by Psalm 90:12 — learning to number our days so life becomes intentional instead of reactive.

🔹 Cultivating a peaceful heart
Rooted in Proverbs 14:30 — understanding how internal peace leads to a healthier, grounded life.
Todd closes the season with gratitude, scripture, and a reminder that alignment isn’t an event…
It’s a lifestyle.

Whether this is your first episode or your twentieth, thank you for being part of the journey.
Thank you for showing up for the deeper conversations.
Thank you for helping build a movement of intentional living.
Season 2 is complete — and what you do with these lessons is entirely in your hands.
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Episode Summary:

Your next season doesn’t need more hustle — it needs more hearing.
In this quiet yet powerful solo episode, Todd Tononi teaches you how to tune out the world and tune in to the voice of God.
Because the answers you’re searching for?
They don’t always come in a sermon or a podcast.
They come in the still small whisper — the one that only speaks when you're still enough to hear it.

Featured Scriptures:

1 Kings 19:11–12 (NIV)
“After the earthquake came a fire, but the Lord was not in the fire. And after the fire came a gentle whisper.”
→ The clearest guidance often comes when the noise has stopped.

John 10:27 (NIV)
“My sheep listen to my voice; I know them, and they follow me.”
→ You are wired to recognize God’s voice — it’s not reserved for the “spiritual elite.”

Psalm 46:10 (NIV)
“Be still, and know that I am God.”
→ Stillness isn’t passive — it’s the posture of spiritual knowing.

Luke 11:28 (NIV)
“Blessed rather are those who hear the word of God and obey it.”
→ Hearing is only the beginning. Obedience makes it real.

James 4:8 (NIV)
“Come near to God and He will come near to you.”
→ Proximity to God isn’t earned — it’s chosen.

What You’ll Learn:

Why most people struggle to hear God’s voice
The difference between internal noise and divine nudges
5 practical ways to begin hearing God more clearly
How to build rhythms of listening into your daily life
The one thing God always honors: obedience to the last word you heard

Reflection Prompts:

When have I heard God clearly in the past? What made it possible?
What “noise” is most likely to drown out God’s whisper in my life?
What might God be saying right now — and what would obedience look like?
Am I waiting for clarity that only comes after I move?

Call to Action:

Practice 5 minutes of intentional silence every morning this week.
Choose one Scripture from today’s episode and meditate on it deeply.
Write down what you sense — don’t filter it.
Share this episode with someone who’s navigating decisions and needs stillness.

Final Takeaway:

The voice of God is not distant. It’s not reserved for the perfect.
It’s near. It’s personal. And it’s waiting to be heard by you — today.
The key isn’t turning up the volume of your life — it’s turning down the noise.
So pause.
Breathe.
Listen.
Because in a world addicted to volume, you have the courage to follow the whisper.
Keep showing up… with The Right Intention.
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Episode Summary:

You’ve healed. You’ve aligned. You’ve integrated.
But now — God is asking you to do something harder:
Leave the familiar behind.
In this bold and prophetic solo episode, Todd Tononi challenges listeners to stop circling the wilderness and start stepping toward the promise. It’s not about having the whole map — it’s about trusting the One who goes before you.
If you’ve been feeling the nudge to move — emotionally, spiritually, relationally — this episode is your confirmation. You’re standing at the Jordan. And the water won’t part until you move.

Featured Scriptures:
Genesis 12:1 (NIV)
“The Lord had said to Abram, ‘Go from your country, your people and your father’s household to the land I will show you.’”
→ Obedience often starts without a full plan — just a whisper and a promise.
Joshua 3:5 (NIV)
“Consecrate yourselves, for tomorrow the Lord will do amazing things among you.”
→ Cleansing always precedes crossing. Let go before you level up.
Joshua 3:17 (NIV)
“The priests who carried the ark of the covenant of the Lord stopped in the middle of the Jordan and stood on dry ground…”
→ Sometimes, you’ve got to stand still in the unknown until the miracle finishes.
Hebrews 11:8 (NIV)
“By faith Abraham… obeyed and went — even though he did not know where he was going.”
→ Obedience doesn't wait for the perfect plan — it moves in faith.

What You’ll Learn:
How to know if you’re standing at a “Jordan moment”
The emotional cost of clinging to comfort
Four spiritual preparations needed to step into your next
Why the water only parts after you move
How to let go of survival-season attachments

Reflection Prompts:
What familiar pattern or person am I being called to release?
Where is God asking me to obey without clarity or control?
What inner clutter or emotional baggage must I consecrate?
Have I confused comfort with peace?
Am I living more committed to what I know than who I’m becoming?

Call to Action:
Journal through the questions above — especially the one you’re avoiding.
Share this episode with someone on the edge of a major life shift.
Choose one small act of obedience this week that scares you — and do it anyway.

Teaser for Episode 36:
Next week on The Right Intention, we’re turning the volume down…
…so you can hear what Heaven is saying.

In Episode 36, Todd leads a quiet but powerful solo teaching on how to discern the still small voice of God in a world full of noise.
It’s time to stop chasing clarity — and start learning to hear.

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Episode Overview
In this powerful and poetic solo episode, Todd takes listeners through one of the most passionate and misunderstood books in the Bible — The Song of Solomon.
Through every verse, Todd unpacks what love done right truly means — love that’s rooted in admiration, elevated by purpose, strengthened through challenge, and sealed by God’s design. Whether you’re single, married, divorced, or rediscovering yourself, this episode invites you to see love and yourself through heaven’s lens.
📖 Scripture Focus (NIV)
Song of Solomon 1:2–4 – Love begins with character before chemistry.
Song of Solomon 2:10–13 – Love calls you higher; winter is never permanent.
Song of Solomon 2:15 – Catch the “little foxes” before they ruin the vineyard.
Song of Solomon 3:1–4 – Real love stays through silence and distance.
Song of Solomon 4:7 – Grace sees beauty beyond flaws.
Song of Solomon 5:6–8 – Love endures through misunderstanding.
Song of Solomon 6:3 – Mutual devotion: “I am my beloved’s and my beloved is mine.”
Song of Solomon 8:6–7 – Real love is unquenchable, unshakable, eternal.
🪞 Key Takeaways
Love begins with admiration, not infatuation.
Character attracts; chemistry sustains nothing without integrity.
Healthy love calls you higher.
It lifts you into your next season, not locks you in your last.
Protect what’s blooming.
Small compromises — the “little foxes” — destroy beautiful things fast.
Distance doesn’t define devotion.
When love is real, silence becomes the soil for growth, not decay.
Grace changes how you see.
True love looks through compassion, not comparison.
Mature love belongs without controlling.
It’s mutual respect and shared purpose, not possession.
God’s love is the model.
His fire never goes out, no matter how high the waters rise.
💭 Reflective Prompts for Listeners
What kind of “fragrance” does your name leave behind?
Who is God calling you to love higher?
What “little foxes” are stealing joy from your relationships?
How can you start loving with grace instead of guarding with fear?
Where do you need to believe that you are still worthy of unquenchable love?
✨ Memorable Quote Moments
“Love done right begins with admiration, not infatuation.”
“The right person doesn’t pull you back — they call you higher.”
“Catch the little foxes before they ruin what’s blooming.”
“Love isn’t about ownership; it’s about belonging without control.”
“God’s love is the only fire that never burns out.”
❤️ Listener Challenge
Before the week ends, write down three ways to love better:
One for yourself.
One for someone close to you.
One for God.
Love multiplies when it’s practiced with intention.
🙏 Closing Reminder
Love isn’t a feeling you chase — it’s a decision you live.. When it’s done right, it mirrors the heart of God. Because in every season, every chapter, every test…
it all starts with the right intention.
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🔥 Episode Summary:

Many of us have learned how to survive. But few of us have been taught how to thrive. In this episode, Todd Tononi walks you through the signs that God is calling you deeper — out of survival mode and into sustainable strength, clarity, and overflow.
From practical rhythms to powerful scripture, you’ll be challenged to release your grip on the shallow waters of familiarity… and move in faith into the depth of your true design.
This is your spiritual permission slip to stop treading water… and start living on purpose.

📖 Featured Scriptures:
Psalm 18:19 (NIV)
“He brought me out into a spacious place; He rescued me because He delighted in me.”
→ God didn’t rescue you to make you small. He delights in you. He makes room for your expansion.
Proverbs 3:5–6 (NIV)
“Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to Him, and He will make your paths straight.”
→ Deep living requires letting go of needing all the answers. Trust is the path-maker.
2 Timothy 1:7 (ESV)
“For God gave us a spirit not of fear but of power and love and self-control.”
→ Your spiritual wiring is for courage, compassion, and clarity — not confusion and timidity.
Isaiah 43:19 (NIV)
“See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it? I am making a way in the wilderness and streams in the wasteland.”
→ God is not recycling the past. He is creating something new, even where you thought life was barren.

🧠 What You’ll Learn:
How survival mode still hides in your daily rhythms
The five signs that you’re ready to thrive
Why pruning is essential to expansion
What “deep-end living” looks like practically
Daily and weekly rhythms that hold the new you

✍️ Reflection Prompts:
What “survival tendencies” am I still operating from — even subconsciously?
Where do I feel God calling me deeper — and what’s the resistance?
Which of today’s scriptures stirred something in me? What might God be saying through it?
What area of my life needs re-alignment to match the new version of me?
What step of obedience have I been putting off — and what’s the cost of delay?

🛠️ Call to Action:
This week, choose one of the following and commit:
✅ Spend 10 minutes each morning asking God:
“What am I meant to carry today… and what am I not?”
✅ Meditate on Isaiah 43:19 for seven days. Write it, pray it, speak it aloud. Let it become your lens.
✅ Take one faith-stretching action step you’ve been putting off — no matter how small.
✅ Share this episode with someone who’s outgrown the shallow and needs permission to go deep.
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