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If you've had a recent failure, congratulations. It just means you tried and got some feedback. Is it worth trying again? It depends on how important it is to you. In 5 or 10 years, will you regret having not given it your all. If the answer is yes, then this episode is for you.
In this week's episode, Paul sits down with gardener Lauren Dubinsky to talk about how she left her successful career in advertising to start gardening. You can check out her newsletter at Floricult.
Have you ever felt a 'pull' for a certain creative idea? Luke LeFevre did and then quit his job as the Chief Creative Officer of the Ramsey Company to write a book about it. The book is a work in progress and you can follow along at HolyWork.com.
Listen to this episode as Paul and Luke discuss creativity, holy work, journaling, documentaries, "the resistance", bowhunting, and generally figuring what you truly want in life.
In this week's episode, Paul sits down with Dr. Ryan Jackson to talk about kids, phones, and how to get our youth to think of themselves as creatives, not just consumers.
The best investment you'll ever make is in yourself. In this episode, Paul explains what the most practical ways are to invest in your own life.
What does the term "quiet quitting" mean? In this week's episode, Paul discusses the most recent workplace buzzword.
Have you ever been inspired by a dirtbag. If not, you will today. Tune in to find out what Paul means by this on today's episode.
What do we have control of? Probably not as much as we'd like to think. Join Paul and Angela for some great insights into how we can approach this issue, taking control of what we can and letting go of what is out of our control.
Paul and Angela discuss how to forgive yourself for missing your goals. Hint: It's as easy as 4 simple steps.
In this week's episode, Paul and Angela interview life coach Wendie Pett about fitness, health, God, and how to be in tune with your body.
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