Mark and Jen announce a huge personal goal reached by Jennifer and then go on to discuss the importance of setting goals. They talk about the value of failing and sticking with goals, even when those goals are very difficult to attain.

Mark and Jen announce a huge personal goal reached by Jennifer and then go on to discuss the importance of setting goals. They talk about the value of failing and sticking with goals, even when those goals are very difficult to attain.

Mark and Jen discuss the idea of learning to take on the victor role instead of the victim role. They talk about how responsible we are for those things that happen to us and what power we have even when really terrible things happen in our lives.

Mark and Jen discuss the idea of learning to take on the victor role instead of the victim role. They talk about how responsible we are for those things that happen to us and what power we have even when really terrible things happen in our lives.

Mark and Jen introduce listeners to the concept of “Masterminding” – a technique for exploring different life possibilities and enhancing life or business endeavors. They tell about how effective Masterminding has been for them, why others might consider doing it, and then give pointers making it super easy for listeners to do it for themselves.

Mark and Jen introduce listeners to the concept of “Masterminding” – a technique for exploring different life possibilities and enhancing life or business endeavors. They tell about how effective Masterminding has been for them, why others might consider doing it, and then give pointers making it super easy for listeners to do it for themselves.

Mark and Jen make a big announcement about the Movement. They go on to discuss the topic of “outside the box” thinking and how powerful and life-changing it can be. They give examples of how this type of thinking works and how it’s been used in their own lives.

Mark and Jen make a big announcement about the Movement. They go on to discuss the topic of “outside the box” thinking and how powerful and life-changing it can be. They give examples of how this type of thinking works and how it’s been used in their own lives.

Mark and Jen discuss the need to stay busy and the desire for others to think of us as very busy people. They speculate what that’s about and what it would be like to be seen in a more vulnerable way.

Mark and Jen discuss the need to stay busy and the desire for others to think of us as very busy people. They speculate what that’s about and what it would be like to be seen in a more vulnerable way.