Peter Peitz is a man who has lived a full life, and isn't near done. From his childhood in WWII Germany, to the cultural exposure in his young adulthood, to the success in business that catapulted him into a long-standing career - Peter is the definition of a "life well lived".

This episode is the first a series of interviews that we hope to do with Peter. It covers many topics, ranging from the benefit of work, to developing a healthy tolerance, to how we can properly assess ourselves, to how he ended up in Cotter, AR, and much more.

No matter the age or stage of life, there is something in here that you need to learn from and hear. It is an episode you don't want to miss.

For the full show-notes, visit theupandcomersshow.com/episodes/peter

Time Markers:

6:00 - How Peter Describes Himself 8:30 - What He Likes/Dislikes About Birthdays 10:00 - How Growing Older Has Been Different Than Expected 14:00 - How Peter Ended Up in Cotter, Arkansas 28:00 - Peter's Childhood and Route to America 40:30 - Most Beneficial Character Traits as a Young Adult 47:30 - What a Healthy Tolerance Entails 51:30 - Peter's Thoughts on the Path of Education 59:00 - How to Develop a Helpful Tolerance 1:01:30 - Common Mistakes Made as "Up and Comer" 1:08:30 - Core Premise for Assessment of Self 1:14:30 - The Partnership with the Holy Spirit 1:23:45 - Failure and Service as a Part of Success 1:31:00 - The Benefit of Work 1:36:00 - What Class Would Peter Teach 1:39:00 - What Daily Reminder Peter Would Send to Millennials