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David Jay and Nadia have had a great run, but THIS IS IT! Jeanna Barrett joins the final episode of This Weird Thing Called Life to talk about dropping it all and starting over with a remote business outside the United States. Her bold move went viral and became an inspiration for us all.

Check out Jeanna's Fast Company article, How I Left a 12-Year Career in Silicon Valley To Work on a Beach in Belize.

Thank you all for your support of TWTCL podcast. We wish you all the best!

Farewell!

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Life recalibration expert Allen Vaysberg joins David Jay and Nadia to discuss how to find balance and add more love to your life. Allen provides action steps you can take to live a love-filled life, which are covered in his book, The New Love Triangle. Allen also steps into the role of coach to help David Jay get over his bad day and start looking at things differently.

In this episode you will learn: how to recognize when your life needs to be recalibrated and how to start the process; the three types of love you need to create a love-filled life—love for yourself, love for others, and love for your day; the action steps you can take to start living a love-filled life; and why you should stop expecting and start going with the flow.

View the show notes at http://weirdthingcalledlife.com/66.

Guest Miles Smith talks about why traditional career advice is outdated for generation X, Y and Z. Miles talks about why it's better to become a serial specialist for job security.

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Nadia goes into the show archives to bring you tips for improving your life that you can apply right now. Discover how to live the life you want, get out of a rut, and achieve happiness and fulfillment. If you've neglected your personal growth, it's time to get back on track and make your personal development a priority.

For links to the full episodes with featured guests and to share the best personal development advice you have for adults in their 20s and 30s, visit the show notes at http://weirdthingcalledlife.com/64.

David Jay and Nadia talk to Dré Cleveland. They discuss her P.O.W.E.R. Principles and her book "The Power Players Guide to Playing Powerfully in the Game of Life."

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Finance expert and author Dr. Roshawnna Novellus joins David Jay and Nadia to discuss how to build true wealth. As Dr. Novellus explains, wealth isn't just about money. Her practical tips for living with mindfulness and being in the present moment can be applied to all areas of your life. Dr. Novellus's experience earning more than $600,000 in scholarships to cover the costs of her four degrees will inspire you to think about the lifestyle you want, set your own personal goals, and develop a plan to achieve what you desire.

In this episode you will learn: the steps you can take to start building wealth, the best ways to build wealth and become financially independent, how to become financially balanced, how to change the way you think about budgeting so that you don't feel limited, and strategies you can use to finance your education.

View the show notes at http://weirdthingcalledlife.com/62.

David Jay and Nadia talk with Emily Filloramo, author of the book "How to Permanently Erase Negative Self-Talk: So You Can Be Extraordinary."

Forget the self-help tricks you've learned in the past and open your mind to the idea of "rational living." Author John Vespasian talks to David Jay and Nadia about the principles of rational living and explains how making decisions based on facts can help you achieve success and happiness in your life. This idea goes against much of what you may know, but hear John out to see if it's something you could benefit from.

In this episode you will learn: what rational living is and how it can improve your life, what things you can do to improve your confidence and be better able to deal with problems, and how you can reduce stress in your life.

See the show notes at http://weirdthingcalledlife.com/60 for links to John's blog and books mentioned in the episode.

David Jay and Nadia speak with CEO and communications specialist Lee Caraher. Lee is the author of Millennials & Management: The Essential Guide to Making It Work at Work. She gives some of the common misconceptions about millennials in the workplace.

The cost of college is constantly rising, but with careful planning, you can get the money you need to attend college or help a loved one pay for college. Certified Financial Planner and college consultant Brad Baldridge breaks down the college planning process, covering when and how you should start planning for college, how you can reduce your out-of-pocket costs and increase your chance of getting need-based financial aid, and where you can put your college savings until it's needed.

In this episode you will learn: what a college consultant is and how these professionals help families plan and pay for college, what steps prospective college students and parents can take to plan for college and when to take these actions, what common college planning mistakes people make

How planning for graduate school is different from planning for undergraduate study, and how to get a good college education at the best cost.

View the show notes at http://weirdthingcalledlife.com/58.