Derek Loudermilk interviews Samuel about adventure. Derek’s podcast, The Art of Adventure is about being courageous and living fully.
#21 Why Minding Your Own Business is Critical | Gentlemen’s Brawl
Minding your own business is a critical success factor in life. It’s not about being nosy. Rather it’s literally, minding your own business.
#20 (Part 6) Habits Determine Core Values, Not Aspirational Values | Complete Alignment
How can you know what is working and what is not working if you don’t know the difference between your core values and your aspirational values?
#19 Choosing Greatness is a Daily Practice with April Hatton | Stories of Courage
Choosing greatness is a daily ritual. Every morning we have a choice to rise up to the challenge or to procrastinate. Interview with April Hatton.
#18 Should You Wait Until Everyone Is Served? | Gentlemen’s Brawl
When dining in a group, should you wait until everyone is served to eat? Or do you just dig in? What if you are with friends? What is the proper etiquette?
#17 (Part 5) Your Actions Become Habits | Complete Alignment
When dining in a group, should you wait until everyone is served to eat? Or do you just dig in? What if you are with friends? What is the proper etiquette?
#16 Clarity and Encouragement with Craig Carpenter| Stories of Courage
For Craig Carpenter, founder of the new graphics web app RELAY, self-confidence came down to clarity in himself and encouragement from his peers.
#15 Be a Jack of All Trades | Gentlemen’s Brawl
The Jack of All Trades is someone who can accomplish a wide array of tasks, connect ideas, see opportunities, communicate well.
#14 (Part 4) How Words Lead to Actions | Complete Alignment
Though actions speak louder than words, it’s words that get the ball moving. Words lead to actions. So be careful about what you say.
#13 Standing Up for Your Beliefs with Joe Andrade | Stories of Courage
This story is about why standing up for your beliefs may be worth it, even when the odds are stacked against you. We hope this story encourages you.
Introducing:
The Ultimate Goal Setting Blueprint
Here’s what others are saying about this goal setting process:
I loved it! I think everyone should do it every year.
The biggest takeaway was writing goals out, putting them to paper, and then reflecting on what I just wrote.