Zen Sammich Mark Reid

“Most people do not know what they want in their life. They’re just drifting from day-to-day." - Mimi Bland


How do we stop drifting? Well, the questions you ask yourself are of critical importance.


Best selling author of "The Answer is You," Mimi Bland, discusses why we don't allow the things we truly want to happen and how to start "being the scientist of your own life."


Find out more or pick up a copy of "The Answer is You" at mimibland.london.
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Exercise is usually not much fun. Even when it IS enjoyable, it remains a challenge.



The mental exercise contained within is something that EVERYONE should engage in.



And just as form is significant during physical exercise, the WAY you do this one is critically important.

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“Have some fun, do some good, and just don’t bore me.”


Earl Bridges embodies that mantra for life and then some.


He is a “philanthropologist,” meaning that in his PBS TV show, “The Good Road,” he travels the world unearthing stories about people who are doing good without any concern for their well-being.


From stories about filming in places of civil unrest to almost getting ‘smushed’ by the world’s largest elephant in Kenya, this is a don’t-miss episode.


Follow his adventures on The Good Road here: https://www.youtube.com/@thegoodroadtv


Visit Earl’s other affiliated websites here:
earlbridges.com
goodallover.tv

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We hear the philosophy “embrace your mistakes” or “failure is the path to success” all the time.


Maybe. But, it still sucks to fail.


Failure is painful no matter how much cheerleading we give ourselves or receive from the sidelines.


I think it’s more useful to acknowledge and accept our mistakes and failures as necessary, even if a bit painful at times.


The real question is: For what cause or benefit are you willing to endure a few defeats?

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Bill Jordan embodies the essence of an everyday man or woman's philosopher.


A radio personality for over 4 decades and a voiceover artist, with over 25,400+ days of survival (about 70-ish years or thereabouts), he is still learning, growing, and breaking personal records.


Coach Mike Krzyzewski - coach of the US National Basketball Team and winner of 5 national titles with the Duke Blue Devils - knows a little something about winning in life and wrote the introduction to Bill’s book “Embrace The Boom”.


We talk about how to create and maintain habits in life, a few celebrity stories, and the beauty of getting older.


Follow Bill on social media..,

FB: https://tinyurl.com/3v79sknx

IG: @bjordan729

Pick up a copy of "Embrace The Boom" on Amazon here: https://tinyurl.com/mvxc45dc

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How can you make a connection to others with a story that's unique to you?


Diane Wyzga helps women find the words they didn't know they had. She has quite a fascinating story of her own to tell as well.


Truly a delightful conversation from start to finish!


Visit her website at https://www.quartermoonstoryarts.net/


Listen to her podcast - “Stories from Women Who Walk” - on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or anywhere else you get podcasts.

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