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When was the last time you asked yourself, ‘Am I as healthy as I’d like to be?'

Today’s conversation is with Matt Roy. Matt is an Ironman, one of those crazy fitness folks who embrace the extremes of pushing themselves farther, faster and yet, have fun along the way.

If you’re a health nut, Matt will fuel your fire. If you’re someone desiring to get in shape, Matt shares some practical advice to help you get started.

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Which jobs command the most respect in the United States? Citing a survey conducted by an organization called The Harris Poll, Forbes magazine says the number one most prestigious profession is being a doctor.

Today’s guest is Dr. Craig Thayer. In this discussion, I ask Dr. Thayer why he chose such a demanding profession. How difficult was medical school, what’s it like to know you saved someone’s life, and how do you protect yourself from burnout.

Have you ever felt too busy to try and make a difference in the world? Has keeping up with your stuff kept you from doing something that might make life better for someone else?

In this episode, you’ll hear from Stefanie Thayer about her passion for making clean drinking water more accessible in our world. You’ll also hear her story of being in a financial crisis, how she and her husband made it through, and what Stefanie calls, ‘Feeling like Santa Claus,’ when it comes to being generous toward o

Practicing gratitude for what we take for granted.

What makes a great salesperson? Could someone whose income depends on selling you something care more about your needs than their own?

Today’s guest is Randy Young. Randy loves what he does and has a whole lot of fun in his work. The principles he shares in this conversation translate to every arena of life.

You never know, that six-year-old kid pulling their little red wagon through your neighborhood selling soda and chips might one day be a big success.

Are you curious about creeping things? Or, are you just creeped out by stuff like snakes, tarantulas, scorpions, and 10” centipedes that eat full-grown mice?

Our guest on this episode is Tim Beal, a Pastor who's also a Herpetologist.

If you’re anything like me and have a dose of ophidiophobia, you’ll still enjoy listening in as we delve into a world some of us try to avoid.

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We get where we want to go by making one good decision at a time.

What's the one decision you can make today that will change the course of your life for the good?

The Weekend 180 is a little something to grab onto going into your weekend.

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Larry Van Laar says, ‘It was great that my wife went to church on Sunday’s because I could sit at home, smoke dope and watch football.’

Later on, while addicted to meth, sitting in jail, and facing the reality of a life falling apart, Larry said to himself, ‘Suicide, prison, or Jesus. I think I’ll try the least of the three evils, this Jesus thing.’ 

In an emotional conversation, Larry shares his story of pain, regret, and redemption.

Buckle up. You’re about to go on a wild ride.

Who we are is much more than what we do, but how we do what we do is a good reflection of who we are. Integrity matters.

He climbs Half Dome, swims Shark Fest, and cycles The Death Ride. Today’s guest, Ryan Jantzen says, ‘Sometimes it just takes a little ‘YOU CAN DO THIS.’ 

Ryan has also had his share of trials. You'll enjoy the wisdom he shares, as he openly discusses some difficult times and what he's learned after having gone through them.

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