The Virtue of Reading | 384
When was the last time that you read a book. A serious book. Something stretched your mind? Something that you had to stop and go back and reread a sentence or paragraph to make sure you understood it? Maybe even learned some new words? New ideas? In this episode, let’s talk about why you should ...
How to Question Religion Without Throwing It Away with Joshua Pritikin
Margaret sits down with Joshua Nathaniel Pritikin - a former software and statistics professional turned psychological counselor, and the author of Religion Unburdened by Belief: An Open Inquiry. Joshua's path took a bold turn when he left behind a career in tech to follow a deeper calling: unde...
#102: What Success Can't Tell You About Life
Success can reward a bad trade for years before the costs become obvious.
The decisions usually look reasonable at the time. One more demanding year. One more important opportunity. One more stretch of travel. Marriage can wait. The children will understand. Friends will still be there.
And pro...
Finite and Infinite Games: Why "I Have To" Kills the Thing You Love | Ep 092
You cannot play a game you are forced to play. The moment training, work, or faith becomes a "must," the life goes out of it.
We read James Carse's Finite and Infinite Games through sport, discipline, and the year ahead. The through-line: choose it freely, play for love, and failure disappears. T...
413 — Was Jesus a Myth? With Sean O’Laoire
Most people believe in Jesus as a savior who shared parables, performed miracles and died for our sins during his brief life.
But is that really true?
For the longest time, Paul had tried to connect with Jesus yet came up empty until recently when his soul led him to Jesus, the man not of the Bib...
98. Exhausted? Ask Who, Not How
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I live between two worlds. In the coaching world, the three day week is the troph...
Collaboration Across Art, Philosophy and the Sciences: Johannes (Yogi) Jaeger & Marcus Neustetter on The ZoNE
Andrea, Yogi and Marcus are forming Paradoxis. This is one of the conversations towards that, a Third Space episode of Love & Philosophy. You can find Part Two on the ZoNE here.
Andrea Hiott sits down with artist and facilitator Marcus Neustetter and biologist-philosopher Johannes “Yogi” Jaeger f...
Ep. 24 - Life as an Open World RPG: Ry Walker on Building Astronomer, Tembo, and Betting on AI
Ry Walker started his career building one of the first web agencies in the '90s, sold it right before the dot-com bubble burst, and led technology teams at multiple companies afterward. In 2015, he co-founded Astronomer, scaled it to a unicorn, and then started all over again, raising $20M to fou...
618: Chase Jarvis - Never Play It Safe, Work Your Creativity Muscle, Trust Your Intuition, Tell Great Jokes, & Become a Transformational Lea
Go to www.LearningLeader.com for full show notes of The Learning Leader Show Sign up for "Mindful Monday" (it's free) - https://ryanhawk.kit.com/profile My guest for episode #618 is Chase Jarvis. Chase is a photographer, director, artist, and entrepreneur. He was the CEO of an online education pl...
The Infinite Game with Dr. James Carse
Many people have theories, but what philosopher, Dr. James Carse, figured out is more profound. He articulated a basic truth about how the world actually works. His work has had a profound impact on me and my work. So much so, I wrote a book to pick up where he left off. Sadly, Dr. Carse died in ...
