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Each life is a story, and every story has some chapters filled with triumph and other chapters filled with failure. This week, Dr. Michael Brown and Dan Costello talk about reading your story, knowing your story and writing the rest of your story well.

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Did you know that the world's best poker players fold more than 80% of their hands? This week, Dr. Michael Brown and Russell Catania discuss an important practice of successful leaders: choosing to decline most opportunities so that they are free to invest in the truly great ones.

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What would the world look like if we all started looking for ways to freely share what we have with no strings attached? Dr. Tyler Schwanz join Dr. Michael Brown this week as they discuss a new way of looking at both the things that we have and the love that we possess.

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When we fill our conversations with shifting blame and pointing fingers, we rob the people around us of the opportunity to truly know us and show us grace. This week, Dr. Michael Brown and Amy Seiffert challenge us to stop letting ourselves off the hook and start owning our mistakes.

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Sometimes the only way to get to the finish line is to simply decide to keep going. Kathy Wilhelm joins Dr. Michael Brown as they share stories about holding on to people, passions and goals when obstacles arise.

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One of the most critical skills that leaders can master is the ability to see the bigger picture. Dr. Michael Brown has a conversation this week with Casey Greenawalt about a counterintuitive key to personal growth.

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Start small. Find a friend. Make a goal. This week, Libby Snow and Dr. Michael Brown talk about the benefits of working physical exercise into your daily rhythm.

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How do you maintain a life-giving attitude in the midst of frustration, disappointment and hurt? Listen in this week as Dr. Tyler Schwanz and Dr. Michael Brown have a conversation about one of most critical ingredients to becoming fully alive.

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Often we neglect the important tasks in life, because we let the things that feel more urgent get in the way. This week, Dr. Michael Brown and Dan Costello unpack principles and practices that will help you take control of your schedule.

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Every day we encounter unmet expectations and unexpected hassles. On this week's episode, Dr. Michael Brown and Russell Catania reflect on the simple choice we can make in the midst of inconvenience: grumbling or gratitude.

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