It's easy to think we should ALWAYS say yes to opportunities, but what if saying no to some things actually gives us the space and freedom to say yes to the things we actually want to be doing?

In true Just Go fashion (which leads to doing some of the wrong things sometimes) I got it wrong yesterday. I don't want to win if it means others have to lose. I want to create a life that encourages the game to go on. There's no need for anyone to ever win, but it's in our best interest to create a life that encourages the game to go on... even after we're gone. 

A lot of people have trouble getting started on their ideas and dreams. I often have the opposite problem, I love getting started, but it's hard to follow through and keep going. Today I think through some of these thoughts and share an idea from my book about why it's awesome when we're bad at things when we first start. 

Many stories we consume have a beginning and an end, but every moment can be a story and the beginnings and endings sometimes aren't so clear in real life. In my quest to explore what aspects of stories engage audiences, I talk through some ideas about wonder, amazement, comedy, sadness and relatability. 

In this new podcast we explore the idea of ideas being worthless, but taking action on them is where the real value comes. Chris also discusses his current projects and some short term goals with his content.