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This show is for me and it's selfish. I started writing again because I miss it and enjoy being in front of the mic, but I don’t have a specific topic in mind. So I'm taking daily prompts, provided by DayOne, and I'm using those to make this. If you don't like the show, I'm sorry. It's really for me. If you do like the show, I'm bewildered but happy for you, and I'd invite you to share some of that value back with me in whatever way you'd like.
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When you hear the word "successful," who pops into your head? For me, the easy answer is Warren Buffet, the legendary investor known for both his wealth and his business acumen. However, true success isn't about financial achievement or accolades. These earthly gains are temporary and are ultimately left behind. Listen as we look into investments t…
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Why Not Imposing Might Be Hurting Your Relationships
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What are we missing when we shy away from imposing on others? Maintaining relationships REQUIRES that we sometimes impose on others, even when we're afraid of it. Our fears and limitations might actually invite us to grow and mature. But not if we're unwilling to take that step. Takeaways: The desire not to impose on others can hinder personal grow…
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What principles define how we live our lives? This intriguing question opens a candid discussion about the ideals and realities of personal values. After all, like many people, my aspirations don't always (rarely) align with my actions. There's a pattern to my life that, as I see it, doesn't make proud and pushes me to recognize my need for God eve…
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What would you do if you had a million dollars to give away? In this thought-provoking episode, we dive into the complexities of such a generous hypothetical, as Speaker A grapples with the challenge of choosing recipients beyond family and obvious personal connections. With a focus on the potential impacts of sudden wealth, including the risks of …
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When was the first time you really felt like a grown-up? This question prompts a reflection on adulthood and a very personal struggle with the concept of growing up. How can we feel more like confused teenagers than actual adults, even when we're paying bills and raising kids? Is it that maturity might come, not from having all the answers, but in …
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Setting personal goals can be a challenging journey, and sometimes the hardest goal isn't the one we initially expect. I delve into my relationship with goals and reveal that the most difficult challenge I've faced wasn't achieving my fitness milestones, but rather maintaining them. While it was difficult to achieve weight and running goals, it end…
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Who are your favorite artists? This question prompts a deep dive into the rich and varied landscape of music and audio appreciation. Support the Show For me, this is a very (very) personal journey that began in childhood, long before I could have known where it would lead. It was a winding path of genrese and memories from listening to my dad's ste…
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Struggling to prioritize what deserves my attention has been a recurring theme in my life, and today I'm diving into those thoughts. As I navigate the complexities of content creation while also wanting to be present for my family and faith, I find myself questioning whether my creative pursuits are distractions or genuine callings. I reflect on th…
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Why Podcasting is My Favorite Pastime (and You Should Try It!)
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Podcasting is not just a hobby for me; it's a passion that has grown into a freelance business. Even as I navigate current challenges, it's still something I am passionate about. Podcasting has a unique ability to give everyone a voice with true creative freedom. Podcasting technology has made it easy for anyone to create content, whether it's narr…
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What Would You Do If You Lost Everything? A Deep Dive Into Faith
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What would you do if you lost all your possessions? This thought-provoking question leads us into a deep exploration of attachment, faith, and resilience. As we ponder the emotional turmoil that such a loss might bring, the conversation takes a reflective turn, revealing the struggle between material attachment and faith. We reflect on how, althoug…
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That Time I (Rightly) Felt Out of Place in Tokyo
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Feeling out of place can be an overwhelming experience, and today, I share a personal story from my recent trip to Japan that highlights this very sentiment. After a grueling 15-hour journey, I found myself navigating the bustling Tokyo Narita airport, grappling with language barriers and the pressure of making the right travel decisions. Despite m…
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This Podcast is Just for Me (And Maybe You Too)
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This podcast is a personal journey for me. I'm restarting a blog after over a decade away from writing. The focus is not on growing an audience or gaining recognition but rather on finding a creative outlet for self-expression. I'm excited to explore new podcasting features for personal enjoyment, without any pressure or expectations. Feel free to …
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