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This week we discuss love of fate. Join us as we explore mindfulness and personal growth to find meaning and unleashing the potential we have.
In this episode Isaac and Dalton sit down with Dave Miller to discuss some defenses we can use when navigating the online world.
With the internet becoming more and more complex it's extremely important to know what to watch out for and how to keep our loved ones safe when navigating the online space.
For more information check out: Protechtion Online and Digital Safety on Facebook
Hard times are difficult and you never know when their going to hit. Join us as we discuss some quotes and mindsets to help get you through.
On this week's episode Dalton and Isaac discuss the word value and its many correlations to life. Their hope for this episode is to get the listener thinking about what they value as a person.
In this podcast episode, we discuss the concept of patience as suffering. Join us as we challenge conventional notions of patience, exploring it as an active practice that leads to personal growth, resilience, and a deeper connection with ourselves and others. From redefining the nature of patience to embracing suffering, cultivating inner strength, empathy, and applying patience in everyday life, we uncover the transformative power of enduring hardships. We discuss how faith, trust, and a change in perspective can empower us to navigate life's challenges with grace and purpose. Tune in to learn how patience is indeed a form of suffering that can shape us into stronger, more compassionate individuals.
Dalton and Isaac sit down and discuss their opinion on the new Barbie movie. Have you seen it? Do you recommend it?
Send us a DM on Instagram letting us know what your thoughts are on the new movie!
In this week's short episode Isaac and Dalton discuss the question: Are the majority of people good or bad?
This is a question they ended the previous episode on and decided to revisit the question one more time.
Dalton makes some really good points and convinces Isaac to change his original answer.
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