PDPW Podcasts

Are you living life or is life living you? Or do you determine how you will experience life?

Often times things are imposed on us whether we like it or not. However, like a surfer who has no control over a wave, we can learn to master the waves.

Tom Thibodeau encourages us in this podcast to live a life with intention and travel life's currents in ways that are meaningful. How will you live a life of intention?

There is something really special about receiving the simplest of notes from someone when it is completely unexpected. It's not your birthday or anniversary, but just a random and regular day. What makes them special is because it tells the receiver you were thinking of them and they often come at times when they might need a little pick-me up.

Hank Wagner has given and received his share of notes and knows "Power of a post-it note".

Don't you love Thanksgiving with that feeling of gratitude and being connected with others? However, the very things that make Thanksgiving so wonderful - the presence of family and friends, time off from work, extra servings of turkey - also make gratitude come easy.

Given all the negative news and sometimes instability we may feel at times, there is no better time than now to stop and reflect on all the things that are good. Incorporating gratitude into our lives, and in our daily stream of consciousness, has many scientific proven benefits. In this podcast, Hank reminds us that there is "Always something to be thankful for."

Some people naturally have high expectations; yet, others have low expectations.

Whether it's good or bad, whatever the expectation is will shape how we view the result. Sometimes your hope for the outcome guides the end result. No matter what you do, thinking the best possible outcome should be the expectation and standard.

What kind of life do you have with lowered expectations?

Hank Wagner tackles the topic of expectations for ourselves but also reminds us to be realistic in expectations of others. Listen as Hank puts his expectations into perspective in this  podcast - "What Are you Looking Forward To Tomorrow?"

Man can live about forty days without food, about three days without water, about eight minutes without air...

but only for one second without hope."  - Hal Lindsay

 

Remember a time in your life when somebody or something gave you hope? Remember that feeling?  Did you feel motivated? Did it help you endure through or push you further? Hope can be the difference between hanging on and giving up.

In this podcast, Hank Wagner points out that hope is badly needed in our world and why we should all consider being "dealers of hope".

Fashion, pop culture, social media...there is always something trending, and it is difficult to stay on top of the latest trends. However, are these trends worth watching?  In this podcast, Hank Wagner shares what trends are worthwhile and why it is important to "Be a trend watcher".

Sunshine is vital for plants, animals and people to grow and be healthy. 

Did you know you have a light inside of you that also has positive benefits when it shines? 

In Tom Thibodeau's podcast, he has a simple ask. "Let's keep the lights on."

There are many people in the world that we would identify as leaders and thousands of books written on the subject leadership. However, do you consider yourself a leader?

In this podcast, Hank Wagner will help you answer this burning question - "Are you a leader?"  Once you have your answer, find out how that piece of information should impact you and those around you.

We all have the same amount of time every day, but it’s how we go about spending those 1,440 minutes that is really important. In this PDPW Podcast Weekly, Hank Wagner shares a message about how time is a very valuable and limited resource, and how we should appreciate the value of it every day.

All strong relationships are built on trust - through the good, the bad, and the ugly. In this PDPW Podcast Weekly, Hank Wagner shares a past experience and four options he considered before responding.

Through Hank's story, learn the value of being a trustworthy person and the benefit of telling the truth always, but doing so with care and kindness.  The results will be beautiful!