R.L. Shawver is a husband to his joyful wife Stephanie, and the father of two growing boys. He is a Christian Author who also works in data, computers, and engineering; he has worked for a Fortune 500 company in Oil & Gas and now works for a mid-size Telecom Software company. He has also worked in various entrepreneurial pursuits, his largest and longest working with relational marketing and business development.

He grew up as a middle child in small town southern West Virginia, and now resides in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He gave his life to Jesus at 15 years old, and has been in a committed relationship with his Heavenly Father since 2007.

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JTHC Collaboration

Topics include:

    •    The value of objectively measuring yourself

    •    Comparing oneself to others or prior/future versions of yourself

    •    The “psychology of good enough”

    •    Can the present moment always be good enough?

    •    You are exactly where you need to be

    •    Do we ever really know if a situation is good or bad?

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From paralyzed to stuntman, John Davis is a fun, interactive inspirational speaker...  with a whip!

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In this episode I discuss my experience with suicidal ideations and how to utilize hope as the cure to overcoming these thoughts.

*If you are experiencing some of the thoughts discussed in this show I strongly advocate for you to please seek help.  You are not alone and you deserve love.*

In this JTHC collaboration Dave and I discuss the skillful way to navigate the many means of communication.

This was a fun one and hopefully informative as well.  Enjoy!

In this episode (a JTHC collaboration) Dave and I discuss the anecdotal evidence based on our life experience of how the body can and will manifest, in different ways, the vicissitudes of life.  The closest resource for further research can be found in The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma by Bessel van der Kolk - https://www.besselvanderkolk.com/resources/the-body-keeps-the-score.

In this episode I discuss the cross-section between existentialism and allowing others to chart their own course in life to find their purpose and protect their peace with you only serving as someone that can hold the space for them to flourish while also embodying complete selflessness and altruism.

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