We recently read a book entitled, “Man’s Search For Meaning” by Viktor E. Frankl, and my goodness did that book deliver. In this episode we give an overview of Frankl’s novel, and dive into how each of us can find meaning in life, even amidst suffering. Listen now, you won’t regret it!

“The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” — Abbot Bernard Spoiler alert: good intentions are NOT enough! In this episode we explain that action breeds success. Watch now!

I like what money can buy, but I LOVE what money cannot. In this episode we discuss just how much we enjoy money (it’s a good thing people), but recognize that it is not the most important thing. Tune in now!

Like many of you, we are grateful to live in this land of liberty. We hope you’re able to celebrate your independence with those you love, and make it a point to remember all the great men and women who made this all possible. Happy Independence Day!

My wife is a gem, she is also the co-creator of this podcast — hence why it’s actually good 🙂 Listen in to get to know a little bit more about my sweetheart, my partner in lawfulness (hehe), my pumpkin bum, and my woman. Seriously though, you should tune in!

Meg and I celebrated our third anniversary yesterday (going on fifty). Tune in to see what three years of being married has taught us!

Anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in America, and affect over 40 million adults. Norman Vincent Peale describes anxiety as “the great modern plague”. In this episode we share principles to help you “stop worrying and start living” by drawing from timeless novels such as “How to Stop Worrying and Start Living” by...

Resentment is one of the surest ways to live your life in misery. However, we can actually rid ourselves of this painful ailment by implementing a few principles. Listen now to learn how to rid your heart of resentment!

Literally and metaphorically we all cast a shadow where ever we go. Our “shadows” can help people for better or for worse. In this episode we share stories of individuals who cast great shadows. For example, the shadow of Florence was so revered that injured soldiers would kiss it as it fell next to their...

We’ve all heard the phrase, “do your best” from nearly ever self-help book out there. In this episode we seek to explain what we believe doing your best entails. Tune in now!