A couple life experiences of this beautiful beautiful friend.

How does your soul hum?  Listening to Katherine share about life and travel helped me feel the hum...  Enjoy!

Jason and I met in Eugene Oregon, at a hostel.  He shared a bit about his experience cycling across the USA... and what his 20 years of life have taught him.

In Hawai'i, on the island of Kaua'i, Anini beach.

The sound of ocean waves and crickets filled the night, as Jay shares about nurturing character, staying open to learning, using the Thinking Mode to clear the mind, and shares the incredible amount of hope he has for the future.

"Just realize there are all these wonderful people around the world..."  Thank you Jay, you are one.

Traveling the world, international humanitarian work, serving people in her community, truly seeing people, and human connection are things that Becky is passionate about.  Listen to Becky teach how to use gratitude as an umbrella to get through stormy seasons, and so much more.

Checkout Becky's incredible project on Instagram: @bridging.humanity

Listen closely and you will hear and feel the ways of a master listener.  Clark gives people space to be themselves. There is much to learn from what he shares and the way he shares.

Shirley gives incredibly good perspective.  She embodies beauty and love. What she shares here is priceless. Shirley, thank you for sharing about yourself.

Ken, a resident of Salt Lake City, Utah (Murray), is 81 years old.  He was a barber for 40 years, and shared about what that was like. Ken knows how to connect with people in a remarkable way. Much of Ken's happiness in life comes from his relationship with his wife, Shirley. They have worked at their relationship, their communication, and Ken shared a little of how, along with many other great things.  Thank you Ken.

Thank you Buck, for doing your work, becoming self aware, and teaching those around you by being who you are. I could listen to this conversation over and over and still learn from it.

This episode has 77 years of wisdom in it, not only that, but Buck has had 77 years of a great view of San Francisco.  We talked for a long time, and this is only part of the conversation.  Buck shared some remarkable things.  Including:  What a PhD doesn't teach you.  "Dancing Lessons" How to invite others (his kids) to communicate. Optics and stars!

I hope next time you go to the grocery store you meet someone like Rebekah.  An inspirational conversation with Rebekah Stetson while sitting at the Generator in Sparks, NV. She had great insight on things like:

An awesome request to make of your friends.

How do you create community?  Where to start.

Where do you create a space of no expectation?

The importance of discomfort.

Enjoy the listen!!