Feeding Curiosity

In this episode of the podcast, we are joined by Michael Greenberg. Michael is a dermatologist with over 40 years of experience. On his business card, it says, "Dermatology that Touches the Soul." The quote says a lot about how Michael views the world. In this conversation, we go deep on spiritual topics and being present in the moment. I won't spoil any of the discussions here, by saying too much. If you have an interest in spiritual topics broadly speaking, this is the podcast for you. Michael is a profound thinker and articulates these ideas in a way that it's consumable for anyone.  Michael is also part of an improv group called The Waiting Room.

Michael’s Recommended Book: The Bhagavad Gita

Some Quotes to Ponder:

"It is not the man who has too little, but the man who craves more, that is poor."  --  Seneca

"Those who dance are thought to be quite insane by those who cannot hear music." -- Maggie Erotokritou

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In this episode of the podcast, we have Dante Brooks. Dante is another one of my high school friends. We talk about his experiences in the military as a marine and what it's like for him to become a Dad. I have nothing but respect for Dante. He put being a dad as his most important job, and it shows in the way acts and talks about it. Finally, we talk about what drives him forward at this stage of his life.

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In this episode the podcast, we have Nick Wenzel and Joe Jackowski. Both of them have appeared before, and this is just a casual conversation catching up with Joe when he was home over the weekend. Just bros having a beer and talking. Enjoy! 

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In this episode of the podcast, we are joined by John White. John White; Studied International Business, Marketing, Philosophy, and Sociology. John's career has spanned 36 years from 1982 as a quality control inspector just out of High School at the same company for 18 years, ending as a Director of Global Business. As we get into in the episode is all stems from proper communication, being able to listen to the customer, and pick up on nuances of that conversation. The tools and tactics John uses can be applied in any situation to make yourself a more effective communicator in all facets of life. Aside from sales, John enjoys cooking and gives some interesting choices of food he likes to make, as well as a few wines he has tried.

Recommended Book: 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey. "This book should be a staple in all sales professionals training. My favorite of the "habits" is #7 Maintenance. It represents the importance of a person improving one's self and maintaining good personal habits such as diet, exercise, proper rest, and an overall balance. These are all very relevant in also keeping a successful professional life."

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In this episode of the podcast, we're joined by Brian Peters. Brian was a member of the seven-time Grammy Award-winner Paul Wertico's band for ten years. Plays 15 instruments, has played over 3600 gigs, has released 19 solo records, and produced an additional 41, has worked as an audio engineer for 20 years. Co-hosted a radio show on WLFM 87.7 FM. He has published 29 video games and pieces of software. Worked as an independent filmmaker and film composer, has worked in the biomedical field for eight years, and has invented ten brand new analog audio effects and designed their respective circuits and manufacturing processes, including a circuit once reviewed as "the best low noise buffer/eq circuit ever designed" and "the single most important secret weapon for an electric guitarist."

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On this episode of the podcast our guest today is Eric Herrera. Eric is one of my oldest friends at over ten years of running. Eric has spent time like a Tower Climber for cellphone towers and other hands-on jobs. I try to ask questions that are uniquely suited to the person I'm talking to. For Eric, the question that was asked was how to be yourself? I know that's a straightforward question, but we all are working in the context of our own situations, and Eric does not filter who is in any situation. Being yourself is as much a skill as anything else we can do.

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In this episode of the podcast, we have Jonny Michael. Jonny has served in the Army. After his service in the military, he chose to continue wearing a uniform as a police officer. We get into the nuances of why he has chosen this path and the tools used to stay in shape. He mentions many times that everything is a process. You can find out more about Jonny on his Instagram @liftfordonuts to follow along with his journey. 

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In this episode of the podcast, Joe and Erich have a relaxed conversation kind of recapping what we did over the summer, and talk about upcoming classes or any other exciting ideas on our minds. 

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In this episode of the podcast, we have our first interview guest: Wyatt Mach. Wyatt is an avid hunter and athlete when not working long hours for his family business. We get into who he is and why he pushes himself so hard. He says many times that it's the chase for perfection that drives him.

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In this episode of the podcast, the guys talk about addiction, anxiety, and depression. The topics we discussed are complex, and we barely scratch the surface on it. None of us are trained, and we don't pretend to be one on the internet, so anything we say is just talking through a complex topic. We want to find better solutions for these situations. Lastly, I'd like to thank Ben for being able to articulate his experiences with anxiety in such a concise way.

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