Life is all about perspective. Learn with Connor on how we can have a more inclusive perspective. Some of the worst trials in life can actually have good outcomes. Enjoy the first season's final episode of Student to Master.

When we or others fail it can be so hard to be patient. Our failures and shortcomings, however small, can be so aggravating. Explore with your host Connor how we can all show greater patience for others and more importantly ourselves, in this episode of Student to Master. 

We often face such seemingly impossible things; like landing on the moon. These trails are not entirely unique to us. Also they are more possible than we initially think. Explore these principles and more this week with your host Connor on Student to Master.

Join Connor as he recounts a few recent experiences with a man who questions his faith, and a woman he found crying. Explore the lessons learned from these experiences with Connor and a few way you can apply these principles to your own life. This week, on Student to Master.

As mentioned in the episode you can share your experiences with Connor through email at [email protected] or message him on Facebook @StudentToMaster -link-> https://www.facebook.com/StudentToMaster

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We're so hard on ourselves sometimes! It's so important to remember that your happiness is not a bad thing! Explore happiness, one of Connor's childhood memories, and how those relate to our Spiritual and Mental Health. This week, on Student to Master!

COVID restrictions have caused us to forget some of the most important things. Kind of like me loosing my wallet! It's okay, it happens. But we can get back to a good spot, and even move forward. This week on Student To Master.

Thanksgiving can be stressful! Let's remember the purpose of the holiday. Join Connor in being grateful for the wonderful life we all enjoy. Come learn with Connor what things we all can do to help us have a more positive outlook on life, especially during the holidays.