We've struggled with the staying positive part of our last 90 day challenge. In 30 days, we became aware of how a more positive perspective and mindset can change every day for the better. We're sharing how we became more self-aware and offer tangible tips to spread more positive energy in your day, despite circumstances.

We are super excited to share our end of the year challenge with you all! So if you are ready to end 2019 strong and head into 2020 with momentum - this episode is for you. We thought hard to develop four daily habits you can incorporate into your life that revolve around these values: community, health, spirituality, and education. Join us during this challenge with the hashtag, #homeplacechallenge.

Ever had a dream to travel somewhere and experience a totally different culture but been a little nervous to do so? In this episode, we talk to Emilie Ehrman about overcoming fear of the unknown to experience something great. Emilie was one of the first wave of Peace Corp volunteers to be in Myanmar and she shares her experience and sage travel advice in this episode. She also talks about how forcing herself to step outside of her comfort zone helped her to grow immensely.

We talk to Dr. Scott Grant about he applies the principles of purpose, plan & value in communication. Dr. Grant works with schools, students, and sports team to teach them how to best use social media. He also recently gave a TED Talk to explain his philosophy for engagement and tells us how he prepared for that talk. The best way to describe Dr. Grant is to do it the way his students do, "he's awesome." We hope that this episode pumps you up to get out there and create the content you want and communicate more effectively.

We talk a lot about core values and we think it's important not only to have them but to define in them. In this episode, we talk about how we use core values to help us make decisions about all aspects of life, essentially helping us to "think little." We also discuss what our core values are and inspire you to do the same.

This episode brings loads of wisdom from former broadcast journalist, David DeRurange. He talks to us about how to connect to people, learn their stories, and look for the good in everyone. But the thing we most admire about Dave? He truly lives out his values. Find out how he does it!

In this episode, we're talking to Jessica Dill, reporter at FOX 8 in Cleveland, Ohio. In addition to discussing how she excels in her career, we talked a lot about how she uses social media platforms as a journalist to balance the personal and professional. Our conversation includes how she deals with trolls, controversy, and other people's opinions to stay true to herself and her dreams.

This conversation between Kyle and his former college roommate and friend, Brian Elles explores how to overcome the fear of new beginnings. Brian, Director of Product Marketing at Mood Media, explains his "three P approach" to life and how perspective and attitude are powerful tools in approaching any circumstance that may come your way.

In this episode, we talk to Jordan Rosendale of JK Juices about how she grew her business around a passion. Jordan started selling juice at the farmers market when she was 17! Listen to this podcast for more on how she built the business and how she manages the social media aspect, too.

In this episode of the Think Little podcast we talk with Nick Dunn who forecasts the weather on social media to millions of people. Nick's audience online grew over time and he shares insight with us on how he took his passion and knack for storytelling to create something impactful, all because he saw a need and answered it.