In this episode we discuss the Person Across from Us, CHOICES, and Raising Our Standards with FACE LOTION. . . what!!!

In this episode we discussHot Tub Relaxation, Seminar Find, Liam Getting Rocked, Rock Garden Story, and the Journey. Random topics but powerful points.

Winning at Work and Home Podcast Episode #80.... 10 QUALITIES OF A GOOD LOVER. 1. You’re a willing learner2. You’re playful and passionate3. You make your partner feel sexy4. You’re confident, not afraid to be vulnerable5. You’re adventurous and willing to experiment6. You communicate your needs and listen to your partner7. You make time and don’t rush8. You enjoy giving pleasure as much as you enjoy receiving it9. You’re supportive, not judgmental10. You’re fully present in the moment with good eye contact and can let go( Judith Orloff - The Ectasy of Surrender)

What Your Child Needs for You to Know. Raising kids is serious and these nine things they wish you knew matter tremendously. This material is based from a study from Men's Fraternity by Robert Lewis.

In this episode we discuss 8 Traits of a Healthy Relationship by Jim Rohn.  These traits are critical if you want to have amazing relationships in your life. (*Apologize for poor audio in this episode*)

In this Episode we discuss how The Buckle can help you with sales, how having a goal in your day will help you get through the monotony of the day, and feeling what sucks and not avoiding it.

In this episode we discuss finding a life verse , how our limiting beliefs are really imaginary barriers to our success, and leaving a legacy for your children.

Limiting Beliefs. In this episode we discuss how limiting beliefs and a poor mindset will keep us from achieving our goals. Excerpts from Your Best Year Ever written by Michael Hyatt.

Your Lifescore. In this episode we discuss the beginning of the book Your Best Year Ever by Michael Hyatt. I can tell I am going to love this book and wanted to share with you what I have learned so far. Let’s learn together how we can have our best year ever.

"Eighty percent of success is showing up." (Woody Allen)