Who are you in the good times? Who are you in the bad times? Both good and bad times influence our humanity, but which one is most responsible for you reflecting virtuous characteristics? Time to talk about the value of pain.

Reflect, reuse, recycle. We all experience ups and downs in life. No one has a perfect existence, yet we get to pick our focus. Join me as we consider what is best for us to focus on. Podcast contact: [email protected]

What do you need to keep going even when life hits hard? Let's talk about what helps us stay in the game of life.

Life expectancy is highly unknown apart a medical prognosis. That being said, we should maximize each day we are given to live. Let's scratch the surface together regarding how to live more aware. Podcast contact: [email protected]

Do you tell all? Do you keep to yourself? Not everyone feels comfortable sharing aspects of their core person. Join me as we discuss what may need to be kept private. Podcast mention:https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/tag/privacy

Giving is best executed when supported by a giver with a purpose surrounding their giving. Episode 5 of season 5 attempts to recommend establishing and or confirmation of your giving cause.

Have you spent time wondering the source of your action or inactions? Lets spend some time together exploring what drives us using a question from Gregory Stock's Book of Questions. Podcast mention:https://www.verywellmind.com/theories-of-motivation-2795720#:~:text=Motivation%20is%20the%20force%20that,emotional%2C%20or%20cognitive%20in%20nature.

Computer generated prose is amongst us. Is this an issue when it comes to connecting and learning from written works? There's much to learn about AI, but one thing is for certain, heightened awareness is needed toward this life altering technological revolution known as ChatGPT.

Today's episode topic deals with morality. Taking and not giving back is wrong, but it's important we discuss how wrongs play out in our lives. Once we're in the wrong, steps are needed to get right. Join me as I admit to a past mistake. Podcast mentions: The Book of Questions by Gregory Stock and https://centerstone.org/our-resources/health-wellness/getting-over-past-mistakes/

Our culture views both sexes from a versus perspective instead of operating with an understanding there's no need for competition. Men and women face their own unique struggles in our culture. This episode presents an olive branch for minds dedicated to a man vs. woman perspective. Podcast mention: https://www.amazon.com/Book-Questions-Revised-Updated/dp/0761177310/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=The+Book+of+Questions+stock&qid=1551905393&s=books&sr=1-1