This episode features the first part of my three-part conversation with Jackson Clemmer. He is currently a youth pastor in Tennessee and was my freshman roommate in college. We became good friends through a difficult breakup I went through at the beginning of college. He’s incredibly wise and thoughtful and has experienced his own share of life obstacles.

In this first episode, we discuss life pivots and how to faithfully approach making a transition that you didn’t anticipate to happen, while also seeing them as the gateways to good situations that we didn’t realize could exist. We then dive into how his perspective on sanctification has shifted over the years, along with his experience with anxiety and burnout.

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Annaliese Allen is an artist and founder of Discovering Authenticity, which is an organization that seeks to help people discover their authentic selves through a guided creative journey. She has lived all over the world, experienced intense relational trauma, and is driven to create spaces for people to heal from their own traumas through art.

In the first part of my conversation with Annaliese, we explore her business, Discovering Authenticity, which guides individuals to a greater understanding of themselves through a creative journey. We also wrestle with the relationship between truth an beauty, and how one's worldview interacts with that question.

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Annaliese Allen is an artist and founder of Discovering Authenticity, which is an organization that seeks to help people discover their authentic selves through a guided creative journey. She has lived all over the world, experienced intense relational trauma, and is driven to create spaces for people to heal from their own traumas through art.

In the first part of my conversation with Annaliese, we explore what it's like to live in different cultures, how to date well, and how to heal from unhealthy relationships.

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Ross Harrington has experienced more life lessons than anyone I know in their mid-20s. Between heading up the US branch of an Australian tech company, a cross-country move from the midwest to Colorado, and a challenging divorce in his early 20s, Ross is able to empathize and speak more to the challenges of life than most people twice his age.

In the second part of my conversation with Ross, we discuss his divorce and how he was able to process that with hope and ultimately grow from such a challenging situation.

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Ross Harrington has experienced more life lessons than anyone I know in their mid-20s. Between heading up the US branch of an Australian tech company, a cross-country move from the midwest to Colorado, and a challenging divorce in his early 20s, Ross is able to empathize and speak more to the challenges of life than most people twice his age.

In the first part of my conversation with Ross, we explore his entrepreneurial journey, particularly in how to approach life with a spirit of failing forward and how to grow through life situations that don't turn out the way we want them to.

Intro Music: Glass House by UTAH

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