The Liminal One Project

This final episode on The Liminal One Project, I spend time, providing some final words on leading and managing change. Special thanks to my wife and kids. Nick Dewar for the intro and exit music. Interview thanks to Mike Podesto, Paul Fisher, Sara Loe, Carmen Miller, Ryan Lynch, and Erika Jones. And finally, my listeners, including J Cales. Thank to all of you. Lead the change you want to see in your life.

In Episode 116, we spend some time with Erika Jones, Designing Your Life coach. Our topics include how to manage change, leading in times of uncertainty, being uncomfortable, being okay, and understanding the need for support. Erika spends time on her most recent change, one which first had to be managed and now is being lead into a new career. Finally, she uplifts our spirits and talks about how true change is delicious. More on Erika Jones, visit www.yourcareerworks.com

In one of the final episodes of The Liminal One Project, we revisit why I started this podcast. I discuss how I got to the starting point, why I wanted to help other individuals, and where this work is headed in the future. I continue talking about the great reach, the breadth of what may be accomplished by focusing on a larger number, those who are part of communities.

In one of our final episodes of The Liminal One Project, we talk with one of our long time listeners, and whom is also part of my core, Ryan Lynch. I have known Ryan for some time, and he has always been a leader of change, as well as personal development. We let Ryan weigh-in on the last two years of leading and managing change, as well as change in the now and his current entrepreneur, family and extra-curricular life. Personal (leading) change, as he put it, can be started today.

In the final lesson of The Liminal One Project, with 3 remaining sessions, we discuss the benefits to evaluating your risk. At different points in life the same activity can hold different risk levels and the impacts of outcomes can have different lasting effects on your life. You also need to consider who is impacted by those outcomes, which will contribute to your personal risk level and should assist your decision. We provide options, scenarios and some additional things to consider.

In Episode 112, I start the sun-setting process of a over 2-year stint on creating this podcast. I talk about the value of the next phase of life, Until Then, and what I hope you take away from all of it. Remembering that it's a journey with no real end game, but better, the journey itself. Only you, normal as you are, just like I, can create the change you want in your life. Remember to pivot, don't overthink, visit the change curve, create your core, and revisit any past episode. Until then.

In episode 110, I talk about how self awareness starts with self discovery and how it's exactly life change. To truly discovery who you are, you have to open your mind, and follow the path. Be open to new experience, opportunities. We will discuss the easy ways to figure this out, as I share some insight into figuring out my next phase of life through self discovery.

Change is good, but you don't have to change all of you. This week, in Ep 108, we discuss when it good not to change yourself. The past two years, we have promoted why change is good, the positive impact it has on your life, how to create change and tools to assist; this week we talk about not changing. We discuss the value of keeping some things as is, when you are happy and the value outweighs the change itself.

Part of the problem is admitting there is no problem. Instead, we (all people) need to own it. This week, I spend some time talking about how systemic racism and how we can start to bring awareness to the changes we need to see by changing our thinking. We are all part of the same community, it's our responsibility to make the change.