Sometimes we just need a little nudge to practice what we know we "should" be doing—or to encourage ourselves to keep it up if we're already on a roll!

This episode aims to put gratitude in the spotlight where it belongs. Listen to find out why.

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Diana Gleason went from being underpaid as a top performer for her employer to building her own successful business through word of mouth and referrals alone—while being a mom to twins. We talk about how that happened and what elements contributed to her success that you can incorporate too. 

You can find out more about Diana and DG Consulting Services at dianagleason.com, Instagram, or Facebook.

How important is sleep, really? What are some simple ways we get more and better sleep? Physician and health and wellbeing coach Dr. Nicole Solomos gives easy-to-digest answers. (The first strategy she mentions is as simple as it gets—yet it's often ignored.)

None of us feel like we have enough time. Yet as Gandalf tells Frodo, "All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us." In this episode, hear what you can do with 10,000, 18 minutes, and 1%. It may be more than you thought possible.

Mentioned in this episode:

Outliers: The Story of Success

Peak: Secrets from the New Science of Expertise

"Malcolm Gladwell Got Us Wrong: Our Research Was Key to the 10,000 Hour Rule, but Here's What Got Oversimplified"

Jesse Itzler on the 100-hour rule

"The 1% Rule for Creating All Habits"

Brad Stuhlberg quote

My episode about prevention focus: number 16

Because of Simon Sinek, people know to start with why. But sometimes, there's an even better question to ask to help you reach your goals. Find out what it is—and don't forget to ask it!

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We often turn to things like personality tests to understand ourselves and others better, but figuring out core motivations doesn't get as much limelight. It should! Find out what the two motivation focuses are, why they matter, and how you can temporarily shift your motivation type to best fit the situation.

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Overthinking plagues many of us, and who hasn't had a conversation that just didn't go well? Or that shouldn't have happened in the first place?

These six easy-to-remember questions can help in both of those cases, whether you're:

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EQ Applied podcast

Soundtracks by Jon Acuff

There's one thing that almost guarantees you have a better work day every day. What is it? Join me in this monthly challenge to find out!

Also, let me know if you want me to continue these monthly challenges. Message me on Instagram or on the Will and Way podcast website.

Join me for a chat with John Mollura, NASA engineer for 15 years who then became a professional speaker and award-winning photographer featured in National Geographic. He coaches people through something that’s surprisingly common—imposter syndrome. 

Listen to find out…

P.S. You’ll want to stick around to hear his answer to my second-to-last question. The answer was very unexpected and quite inspiring.

Find out more about John’s photography and speaking at https://molluraphoto.com/

Certified nutrition consultant, personal trainer, and gym owner Kat Armenteros clears up common misconceptions about health and fitness. No fads or extremes here, just good down-to-earth advice from someone who inspires and educates daily. Listen to learn:

Kat's IG

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