Love is always the answer and in this episode Ryan tells you why.

Have you ever dreamed of being a Millionaire? Did you know that there are 18.6 MILLION Millionaires in the US alone? Today's episode is a quick reminder that if money is your thing, than becoming a millionaire could be more realistic than you think.

In the very first episode of the New Year and the New Decade, Ryan jumps right into his thoughts on the difference between coping vs creating and reacting vs responding. Are we living a life to be just good enough to get by or are we making the time, creating the thoughts and the actions that will give us the existence that we deserve and desire?

In episode 32 Ryan Stanley compares his more than likely historically inaccurate version of the tale of Johnny Appleseed to how we live our lives every day and the seeds we plant every day, everywhere we go. What will your seeds grow to be?

To be productive is one thing, but to intend to be joyfully productive can add a whole other layer to enjoying the experience of life in who you are and what you have accomplished at the end of any given day. This is episode 31.

While driving down to Asbury Park to see some live music, Ryan has an idea for a podcast/audio blog episode so he records it and it turns into this week's episode. This week's episode is about showing up to the adventure of life with same intentions as you might show up to play a video game. How will you score the most points?

Have you ever had as much fun as humanly possible? In this week's episode, Ryan reminds us that Fun can be a choice, and the more often we make that choice, the more fun we will have.

We hide from our dreams and seek our fears and problems... is that the way the game is supposed to be played? Somehow I think it's supposed to be the opposite. For five or six minutes of my thoughts on this, check out Episode 028 and start tomorrow off with Ready or Not, here I come!

In Episode 27 Ryan reminds us not only of the power behind making a decision but in the importance of making those same decisions consistently. Make a choice to decide your purpose, then Decide to decide the same thing tomorrow.

We often ask a lot of our kids, and don't always show up in a way that matches our expectations of them. In this weeks short and simple audioblog Ryan points out the opportunity that we all of have to be who we want our kids to be.