In another one on one episode Megan and Sam explore the relationship between growth and failure. They share some of their own growth fails along with some ways to ride the waves of growing as a messy human. Also if you like bees and cowboys get ready for the Beehaw at the end.

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Why do we always fail to take care of ourselves more than anything else? This week Megan and Sam talk about the mind, body, and soul failures we allow ourselves plus the costs they have. Also for some reason the conversation loops back to poop or farts a few times so prepare yourself for those unexpected turns.

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Why are so many self-published books lost in the mix? This week's guest, Aryn Van Dyke, helps us understand how failing to find the right audience can kill your project. Our conversation expands beyond books and into music then even how the correct audience on a resume is key. Start with the bullseye!

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Tattoos are one of the most permanent things you can do to your body and the stakes are high for both the client and tattoo artist. This week we talk to Megan's old friend, Gabe Nunes, about becoming a tattoo artist. Through our chat we cover face tattoo stereotyping to finding the right support from other artists.

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Clarity is a hard to come-by state of mind. This week we talk to clarity coach Diana Morris about the journey to one's truth and it's parallels to accepting failure. Like the old saying 'You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink' you can't drag yourself or other's to their truth if it's not deeply wanted.

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Have you ever felt that instant anxiety when trying to record a video? Our guest this week, Rachel Tapscott, is a videographer that helps clients get through that fear to a confident message that will drive their passion or business forward. Rachel also shares her own story and how a failure pushed her to throw caution to the wind and go for something much bigger that has led to the happiness and joy she now has in her work.

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Is the American Dream still alive? In this one-on-one episode Sam and Megan try to tackle the large question along with the many topics that play into the concept. They also explore how this ideal perspective of life has impacted on a nation's view of failure. On an unrelated note, who has a good title for the Lifetime movie that Megan outlined at the beginning of the episode? 'Santa Saves the Farm and Now I'm in Love with Him' is a little wordy....

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Who wants to travel the world? This week's guest is travel expert Jesse Terranova who helps people do just that. He brings a powerful story about bridging the gap between loneliness and connection. We may all share our personal spiritually defining moments at the end of this one. How many hawks equal a message from the universe?

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Looking for stories that remind you of Reno 911 and Brooklyn Nine-Nine combined? Our guest this week, Vic Ferrari, is a retired NYPD cop turned author with many tales of the less successful ventures within his career. Vic is a genuine, and hilarious storyteller with many life-lessons from a car filled with crickets to his near-death brush on 9/11. Btw, who knows Joe Pesci so we can get him to narrate Vic's book?

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Accepting what we can control is a daily battle for most. In this week's episode we get to talk to comic book creator, movie maker, painter, Dad, and part-time Hobbit, Scott Christian Sava. He talks openly about the struggles of being an artist, roadblocks in making the movie Animal Crackers, the importance of a support group plus personal moxie, and how the luck aspect of success is out of our hands.

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