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“Find lessons in everything. Even when you’re down for the count for 8 weeks, it’s alright. Figure out what you learned during that time and write it down.” As you may or may not know, I had to take an 8-week break recently due to a medical issue. During this time, I learned quite a…
“The very act of just having a schedule and having a bucket that you have to fill with something, that forces you to be creative.” Kent Sanders is a a writer and professor that helps artists and writers fulfill their creative calling. Recently we combined our talents and collaborated on a webinar to teach others how…
“That’s probably one of the things that really has helped me as I meet people. Being in that moment, asking really pointed personal questions to make people feel valued, to learn something new, and be curious.” After five and a half years of laughter, lessons, and leadership insights, it became time to bid farewell to…
“People make huge big deals of celebrities, but they very seldom give praise to the something that’s way more important than celebrity, which is a great father or a great mother.” As we do on this show, when we have a guest, they come back the very next week to ask me 3 questions. Zoro…
“I had a friend who believed in me, and I didn’t have the heart to let him down.” Few navigate the rhythm of life with as much heart and soul as Zoro the Drummer. During our conversation Zoro takes us through a collection of lessons directly from his mother and his life, captured meticulously in…
“We often do know what the problem is. It’s acknowledging it and taking action on it that really matters.” Joining me are two special guests that recently soaked in the sun and wisdom at the latest Creating Magic Mastermind in Orlando, Florida. I always say each event is better than the last, and this time…
“The mark of a true leader is knowing where your position should be in order to keep the bus rolling down the road.” Liz Wilcox returns for another conversation. This time we flip the script and she gets to ask me three questions. We talk about preparing for the spotlight when you face big moments…
“I found that the more I step into myself the more successful I become, and the safer people feel around me.” Shifting from a successful RV travel blog to establishing a thriving membership site doesn’t happen by chance. For Liz Wilcox it came down to leaning into her authentic self with a desire to help…
“It’s my blind spots. And I’ve been around long enough to know they’re there. And so that’s where my curiosity is helping fill in the gaps.” Recently Dan Cockerell announced a significant career shift. After spending five and a half years traveling and teaching worldwide, he has embraced the opportunity in Australia to return to…
“If all of us could live with more of a sense of adventure and curiosity, we would find our stories fascinating and filled with surprises that are always enriching.” Richard Stone, recent guest and author of “Story Intelligence,” returns to the show to ask me three thought-provoking questions. His questions lead us to a conversation…