What is it that makes people pick themselves up after even the most difficult challenges? Maybe it's genetics , your upbringing or some other form of magic but the human spirit can sometimes be astonishingly resilient.

The little dude and I go ice skating and it is here where I am reminded as to how children help us as adults and how we are perhaps not as grateful as we should be.

On the third episode of the podcast, I talk to a total stranger on the other side of the world about working at home. I also discover a little about myself through the art of housework.

Birthday parties and jumping castles... things I hated as a child, but why was this? I think it had to do with feelings it brought up for me, feelings of vulnerability. I dig a little into my past and examine why I have an aversion to birthdays and why the thought of not buying my childhood cereals scare me.

In the second episode of the show, I discuss the importance of play. Deep play requires you to become emotionally vulnerable, how the heck do you do that when most of your "adult" day has you hiding that inner world?

Your identity is so wrapped in the work you do. What happens when you don't have a job to define yourself with any longer ?