Crane talks about conquering your dreams, an ordinary task that if pursued can get you extraordinary results.

He talks about believing in yourself, don't get discouraged by the "No's" of life, there will always be a "Yes" in your future.

Don't listen to the people discouraging you from following your dreams, surround you with the ones that encourage you to continue no matter what. A great life experience for our ordinary selves is to never give up your dreams.

It's just another day part of an ordinary life in an ordinary world.

Crane talks about the ordinary experience that we all go through, going to the movies.

He talks about getting ready to go to the theatre, convincing others about what movie they should go to, ordering food at the theatre, post-discussion about the movie, etc.

A great ordinary experience that can be enjoyed by families, couples, groups of friends, and even alone.

It's just another day part of an ordinary life in an ordinary world.

Crane talks about the experience that was living through the COVID 19 pandemic, which all the people went through.

He tells his personal ordinary stories remembering that period of time in 2020, like working from home, going to the grocery store, partying for the new year.

Also, talks about the super secret weapon to defeat the virus.

It's just another day part of an ordinary life in an ordinary world.

Crane talks about the experience that is riding on roller coasters, an ordinary activity that most of us ordinary people enjoy.

He tells a personal roller coaster "imaginary" experience as an example of the shenanigans you go through when anyone actually rides.

Also, gets advise from the good and bad consciences that lurk inside his brain.

It's just another day part of an ordinary life in an ordinary world.

Crane talks about scammer calls, an ordinary nuisance we all live through.

He talks about how to handle these calls and actually receives one about the IRS right when he was recording the podcast.

Also, gives advise about the government agencies and how they will never call you, they will send a letter instead.

It's just another day in the ordinary life of ordinary people.

Crane talks about doing yard work, if you own a house in the USA, you need to do this ordinary task to keep your property in good condition..He mentions about how recently he and his wife removed the tree leaves form the front yard of their home.Also, talks about the push-behind lawn mower, the edge trimmer and keeping it safe while doing this work.As an extra to this episode there's a story about the squirrel honeymoon tree. It's just another day in the ordinary life of ordinary people.

It's tax season - Crane talks about the yearly obligation that is filing our taxes.It's as common and part of the old American saying, nothing is as certain as Death & Taxes, you can't hide from this.Are you ready for death, it's part of life and part of the saying, it will come sooner or later. It's just another task part of the ordinary life we live.

Crane talks about going to the dentist, a very ordinary activity that all Americans must go thru.

He talks about his last visit which took place six months ago, and the details of filling the first cavity he's ever gotten.

He tells a story from his childhood that prevented him from ever wearing braces

It's just another day in the ordinary life of ordinary people.

Crane talks about going to the doctor, nothing more common and ordinary than this activity that we all must go thru.

A few stories of his ordinary personal experiences are shared to demonstrate why he dislikes visiting the doctor.

Remember to always have patience in the waiting room before being moved into the examination room and finally seeing the doctor.

It's just another day in the ordinary life of people.

Crane talks about another ordinary thing we all have done or at least tried: Diets.

He describes different diets and situations he has been in while on diet. He shares personal stories on his success or failure while following the diets.

How ordinary is the fact that we all have tried, maybe failed or succeeded, but always trying to better our ordinary lives.