In this episode, Rod and Lesley talk questions.  After gushing over fandom of audiobook narrators, Rod shares a recent discovery - Change your questions, Change your life: by Marilee Adams.  This book was almost ignored due to the cheesy overpromising awesomeness used in the intro, but it turned out to be a gem.  The book is worth the read (or listen) to learn how you can switch your mindset in the moment through switching the types of questions you ask.  As Lesley points out, it is like switching from the fixed mindset to the growth mindset in the moment, with the turn of a question.  

Listen for some shared tips.  Check our Marilee Adams' book here or at your local library. Yes, there is also gushing over libraries in this episode. 

In this episode, Rod and Lesley talk about Winnie the Pooh.  Using the example of positive Tiger, and negative Eeyore, they talk about the grey area in between.  When is positivity toxic, what you can do when the negativity is dragging you down. Rod and Lesley dive into deep and bring it back at the end with a simple message - choose what energy you'll absorb from others.

In this episode, Rod and Lesley explore what Rod coined as 'the law of round numbers'.  Round numbers can be a good thing to give you something to strive for, but they should never be taken literally, and they discuss common pitfalls when that happens.

In this episode, Rod and Lesley share their version of 'rules to live by'.  Everyone and their uncle has published a set of rules to live by, and these two didn't want to let that go without a little critique, and their sharing their own version.  Some gems on their very short list - Get enough sleep; Choose to be kind; When in doubt - write it out!

In this episode, Rod and Lesley put Lesley under the microscope.  What is up with her this week that she has doubt and difficultly making a decision?  The timely situation becomes a good reminder of how to take in, and except the moments in life that put you off your game...with the goal that they don't linger too long and get in the way of the positive change and growth that helps us thrive.