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This is the title of a podcast hosted by today’s guest at Live On Purpose Radio. Judy Newman joins Dr. Paul for a conversation about how the stories we create and carry form our experiences. Be sure to connect with Judy at her podcast, Wandering Upward, where she turns the tables and interviews Dr Paul.

Body issues and self image have a tremendous effect not only on our personal happiness, but also on our relationships. In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Tyler and Linsey Maxson get raw and authentic with Dr. Paul about taking this on. Linsey’s history of eating disorders and body issues gives her a clear perspective on some very practical solutions, and Tyler’s perspective as a clinical psychologist and loving husband add additional depth to the conversation. You’re going to love these guys.

We usually associate Eastern philosophy with a contemplative approach to life. But Gregg Krech’s book, “The Art of Taking Action”, addresses the other side of the equation – the active side of life. Enjoy this conversation between the author and Dr. Paul for this episode of Live On Purpose Radio. Connect with Gregg at Thirty Thousand Days.

Gregg Krech

Gregg Krech is a leading expert in the field of Japanese Psychology and is the author of five books including, The Art of Taking Action: Lessons from Japanese Psychology andNaikan: Gratitude, Grace and the Japanese Art of Self-reflection (Stone Bridge Press) which won the Spirituality and Health Magazine award for Best Books of the Year in 2002 and has been translated into five languages.

Gregg’s work has been featured in Tricycle, The Sun, Counseling Today, Utne Reader, Cosmopolitan, Yoga Journal, The Guardian, and on National Public Radio.  

 He currently is the Director of the ToDo Institute in Vermont and a member of the North American Naikan Council.  He has two lovely daughters, writes haiku poetry and enjoys playing blues piano.

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Lillian McDermott joins Dr. Paul Jenkins for this episode of Live On Purpose Radio. Sometimes when people challenge us about being so positive, their assertion is, “I’m a realist.” Well, positive people can be realists too, we’re just equal opportunity realists. We don’t insist on the negative happening or predict that with confidence like less enlightened versions of realists.

Cornelius Simon is a returning guest for this episode of Live On Purpose Radio with Dr. Paul Jenkins. His book by the same title gives 15 mind hacks for establishing a greater level of confidence, which will serve you in every aspect of life.

Nathan Seaward joins Dr. Paul for this episode of Live On Purpose Radio. Nathan is committed to inspiring and supporting you to live a more epic life. A life that you’re excited about. An extraordinary life on purpose.

Jason Alba joins Dr. Paul for this episode of Live On Purpose Radio. With many years of personal and professional experience in the career search and development space, Jason has very practical tools and strategies for finding the perfect career.

Lance Essihos joins Dr. Paul from beautiful British Columbia for this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, which in some ways is a podcast about a podcast. Lance is the host of the University of Adversity podcast, where he has interviewed inspiring guests (sound familiar) about their journey through adversity.

Maureen Greaves is a systemic psychotherapist in the UK who understands that there is much more to people than diagnosis or pathology. The spiritual component is what we all share that makes us uniquely human and gives us a resiliency that is key to our mental health and relationships. Join Dr. Paul as he and Maureen illuminate also practical steps toward improving in this episode of Live On Purpose Radio.

Craig Bickmore joins Dr. Paul for this episode of Live On Purpose Radio to share some of his experience as a certified hypnotherapist who understands the role our subconscious mind plays. Tap into the power of your own mind as you create the results you actually desire and Live On Purpose! Connect with Craig best through email – CraigBickmore @ msn.com