Seemingly Ordinary

            Madeline Joerger, 19, is an accomplished singer, actress, performer, and student. Because of her artistic and academic excellence, she has received over $116,000 in scholarships to attend Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas. 

Sean Cailteux is a weightlifter, a runner, and someone who has made a lifelong study of all things health. On Jan. 5, 2021, I published my interview with Sean about his views on Paleo, Whole 30, Vegetarianism, Veganism, the Carnivore Diet, and a few other things.  Now, we talk about the rest of fitness: exercise, sleep, water, relationships, and living a balanced life.

Clare Larkin is a teacher who traveled to Poland in order to have a transformative personal experience. We discuss what she did to Poland, how that nation is better off for her visiting it, and how you, too, can have a trip of a lifetime.

Two stories of being abroad.

Lindsey Weishar is a freelance writer and a world traveler. She's been to India, South Korea, England, France, Prince Edward Island, and Sicily. I hear her stories, and we discuss how travel can not just excite your life, but transform you into a better person.

Sherri teaches art, and student love her class. We discuss how her life led her to art, the art of her life, and how art can enrich every person’s life. 

Tyler Supalla is a teacher, coach, philosopher, and a productive side hustler. We go through his incredible and varied work history, how he creates entrepreneurial ventures, and discuss his thoughts on how people can get work in a tough economy, as well as how teachers and parents can get kids excited about work.

I read Chapter 5: "Win the Way," from Vaughn Kohler's amazing book, which finds the intersection between Biblical principles, and principles of business and success literature.

Vaughn Kohler was the co-host of the top 200 podcast, The MFCEO Project, and he is the author of Sacred Drive: Biblical Principles for Pursuing Your God-Given Potential. A hilarious storyteller, Vaughn gives us his wit and wisdom in this extraordinary episode.

Emily Mushinski started dancing at 4 years old. She has a BFA in Dance, trained and performed with Budapest Dance Theatre, and now she works with Owen/Cox Dance Group, Tristian Griffin Dance Company, and Storling Moves.  If you ever wanted to work hard at something, or do something beautiful, you’ll love hearing from Emily.