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This episode, Jon and Tim talk motivation. What drives us to push through pain and hardship? What causes us to give up on things? Maybe if we have a clear and defined target we want to hit, we have a better chance of seeing things through.
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Listen to Tim's new album "15 Hours In Nashville" smarturl.it/earthtoabram15hin
Find Tim's band "Earth to Abram" at http://smarturl.it/earthtoabram
Find Tim's book at https://www.amazon.com/Earth-Abram-Timothy-Lebo/dp/1512152994
Find Jon's new Health/Nutrition Podcast at https://www.facebook.com/thejoehealthshow
Midweek Thoughts are shorter and easily digestible episodes for those in a time crunch. You'll hear about books, music, observations, and what we took away from them. This week, Jon and Tim talk about people who live vicariously through their idols. What is it about our lives that we feel like we need to cling to something bigger than ourselves? If our favorite team is winning, does that mean we are winning in life? What about the opposite? The guys dig into all of this on todays Midweek Thoughts.
Listen to Tim's new album "15 Hours In Nashville" here: smarturl.it/earthtoabram15hin
This episode, Jon and Tim talk about fear. Can fear be a healthy motivator? What are ways we can overcome fear?
Contact us at [email protected]
Listen to Tim's new album "15 Hours In Nashville" smarturl.it/earthtoabram15hin
Find Tim's band "Earth to Abram" at http://smarturl.it/earthtoabram
Find Tim's book at https://www.amazon.com/Earth-Abram-Timothy-Lebo/dp/1512152994
Find Jon's new Health/Nutrition Podcast at https://www.facebook.com/thejoehealthshow
Midweek Thoughts are shorter and easily digestible episodes for those in a time crunch. You'll hear about books, music, observations, and what we took away from them. This week, Jon and Tim talk validation. Why do we want to be validated so badly?
Listen to Tim's new album "15 Hours In Nashville" here: smarturl.it/earthtoabram15hin
This episode, Jon and Tim question what it takes to be a person of influence. When do you go from being an ordinary person, to someone who has "clout" and can speak of authority on certain topics? Maybe what we are looking for in our journey for "success" is validation. Getting validation might be the underlying feeling we are wanting throughout the process. Listen to the guys weave their way through these questions on this weeks episode of Riffin'.
Contact us at [email protected]
Listen to Tim's new album "15 Hours In Nashville" smarturl.it/earthtoabram15hin
Find Tim's band "Earth to Abram" at http://smarturl.it/earthtoabram
Find Tim's book at https://www.amazon.com/Earth-Abram-Timothy-Lebo/dp/1512152994
Find Jon's new Health/Nutrition Podcast at https://www.facebook.com/thejoehealthshow
Midweek Thoughts are shorter and easily digestible episodes for those in a time crunch. You'll hear about books, music, observations, and what we took away from them. This week, Jon and Tim talk about love. Where did the idea of love come from? How do you even define love? What if the feeling we think is love is actually something completely different? The guys tackle all of these questions, and more, on todays episode of Riffin'.
Listen to Tim's new album "15 Hours In Nashville" here: smarturl.it/earthtoabram15hin
This episode, Jon and Tim wrestle with the idea of being proud of ourselves. We never know who is watching our actions, and we don't know how we are influencing those around us, so we have to be conscious of how we are. Are we living a life that we are proud of? Are our bad habits that we struggle with actually serving us in some way, and is there a way to manifest those things in a healthy way?
Contact us at [email protected]
Listen to Tim's new album "15 Hours In Nashville" smarturl.it/earthtoabram15hin
Find Tim's band "Earth to Abram" at http://smarturl.it/earthtoabram
Find Tim's book at https://www.amazon.com/Earth-Abram-Timothy-Lebo/dp/1512152994
Find Jon's new Health/Nutrition Podcast at https://www.facebook.com/thejoehealthshow
Midweek Thoughts are shorter and easily digestible episodes for those in a time crunch. You'll hear about books, music, observations, and what we took away from them. This week, Jon and Tim talk about our desires in life. How many times in life are we living in conflicting stories, and we wonder why things aren't clicking...we wonder why we are struggling so much. Maybe it's because we are fighting our true wants and desires with a false narrative that we are laying over top of it.
Listen to Tim's new album "15 Hours In Nashville" here: smarturl.it/earthtoabram15hin
In todays episode of Riffin', musician Scott Mcfadden joins Jon and Tim in the studio!
Scott is from the Carlisle, Pa area and has been a part of several bands, including White Like Fire, Okay Children, and his self titled work, Scott Mcfadden Music.
You will also get a chance to hear a LIVE studio recording on one of Scotts newest songs. You DO NOT want to miss it. It gives Jon the goosebumps!
He is the father of twins and a husband to his wife, Joy. Scott writes, records, produces, and performs original music, mashups, and covers. You can follow Scott Mcfadden Music on facebook here.
You can also find him at the following:
📺YOUTUBE: http://bit.ly/ScottMcFaddenTUBE
☘️ SPOTIFY: http://bit.ly/ScottMcFaddenSPOT
🍎 APPLE: http://bit.ly/ScottMcFaddenITUNES
Socials:
👖 FACEBOOK: http://bit.ly/ScottMcFaddenFB
📸 INSTAGRAM: http://bit.ly/ScottMcFaddenINSTA
🦆 TWITTER: http://bit.ly/ScottMcFaddenBIRD
Midweek Thoughts are shorter and easily digestible episodes for those in a time crunch. You'll hear about books, music, observations, and what we took away from them. This week, Jon and Tim talk managing expectations. Expectations are resentment in the making, and we have to be conscious of setting realistic goals and expectations for things. Tim talks about his expectations with the release of his new album, and Jon shares his thoughts on expectations with everyday work life and family.
Listen to Tim's new album "15 Hours In Nashville" here: smarturl.it/earthtoabram15hin
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