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What do you think of when you hear accountability?
For a lot of us it sounds like someone telling us what to do or not to do. Maybe it sounds like a personal parole officer. Based on that, it's not something any of us would be interesting in.
Accountability isn't meant to be a limitation, but a tool that can help us exceed the limits we have on our own. A good accountability relationship can help us reach our potential by keeping us aligned with who we want to be and what we say we want to do.
When Charles and I did our 40-day plan, a simple morning phone call was the thing that kept us going, and this podcast is a product of that process. We hope after listening, you'll have a fresh approach and better idea of how accountability can help you do the very things you haven't been able to do on your own power.
Welcome to the Conversation.
- CP
We all have an innate desire to enjoy our work and theres nothing wrong with wanting to feel good about what we do. But for a lot of us, the minute we begin to experience dissatisfaction, we either move on to something else or continue with our heart half invested. Either way, we remain stuck, frustrated, and feeling pessimistic about our future.
What if feeling good came after getting good?
In this conversation, Charles and I walk through our framework to finding the work you enjoy. The truth is, the road isn't a straight line and the destination isn't a single point, but the alignment of several. We hope that after walking through this you'll have fresh perspective and energy to pursue the path for yourself.
Thank you for joining the conversation.
- CP
2020 has been a year none of us will never forget. We've lost people too soon, embraced life inside of our homes, and our days as we once knew them are no more. As hard as it has been to endure, I can't help but be thankful that we've been embraced this together. We will never be same.
In this conversation, Charles and CP walk through what finding purpose looks like in one of the hardest years yet and encourage us all that there is meaning in 2020. If you have been tempted to look to 2021, we hope this is an opportunity to see it from a different light.
Welcome to the conversation.
Finding your purpose, and truly living in it can be a lifelong pursuit for most of us. CP and Charles go into some practical steps on how to find purpose in your life, providing examples with how they have found theirs.
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Sometimes we feel like we’re doing all the right things but we’re just not seeing the results we hope for.
In these moments it’s easy to throw in the towel and try something else, but we believe you’re right where you’re supposed to be. In this episode we talk about how we can kill these false expectations and turn our growth into success.
We know it can be hard, but don’t give up. Thanks for joining the conversation.
This is one of our favorite things to talk about. Finding our purpose in life is such a challenge but it is absolutely not something we should go at alone.
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Often times the natural place to process the world around us is our own heads. In this episode, we talk about the benefits of establishing trust in your friendships to help guide you as we make decisions and continue on our journey of growth.
Enjoy!
This one is past due...but is as relevant as ever.
We're packing some New Year's energy into the middle of February to get ourselves recharged and refocused on our goals. Take a listen!
Everybody has been asking us the same question, “Where is the podcast?”
In this episode we answer this question and talk about the importance of remember why we start things. We felt our motivation for doing the podcast had changed and that led us to to quit altogether.
Are you tired of starting and stopping things? We are too.
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In this episode we talk with Jacob Nunn, an aspiring filmmaker who lets us in on his creative process and his fight to put out content.
If you've ever doubted yourself, this is a must-listen.
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