On the surface, life appears to be a combination of your thoughts, beliefs, behaviors, and actions, where even the littlest and seemingly insignificant things can make huge impacts, triggering lasting effects. On a deeper level, your beliefs, behaviors, thoughts, and actions are a product of your identity, which we’ll leave for another time. There’s an…
Today’s guests have started a revolution in kidney donor transplants and are here to share their life-changing experiences with organ donation. In this episode, you will meet donors Rocky Rhodes and Thomas Herdering, along with recipient Tony Falato with his wife, Evelyn Garfield.
How can you make a real difference in someone else’s life? Today’s guest has just received a citywide celebration of 40 years as the senior pastor of Faithful Central Bible Church in Los Angeles. Bishop Kenneth C. Ulmer leaves a legacy of faithful service as he sets his sights on the next chapter. How can you leave a legacy, without leaving a mess during times of transition? We’ll also learn about his book, Passing the Generation Blessing: Speak Life, Shape Destinies.
According to international bestselling author Amy Morin, the biggest mistake people make when deciding to take a risk is they don’t equally balance emotion with logic. “Excess emotion can cause some people to be overly excited and impulsive, while being too analytical can leave others overwhelmed by fear or anxiety.” We can’t avoid risk; life…
In this episode of the Lifestyle.org Podcast, join host Roy Ice as he delves into the topic of creating meaning in a world filled with chaos. Roy sits down with Scott Davis, who defied industry expectation and walked away from the corporate world in his 40s to embrace a more unconventional path. His journeys have taken him to remote shores in the South Pacific, Atlantic, and Caribbean. Davis was recognized by Forbes at the age of 30 as a promising young executive. Davis shares his insights and principles on how our world and our brains work, enabling us to live better lives with less drama. Through his experiences, Scott discovered profound truths that challenge commonly held assumptions and shed light on the human nature, decision-making, relationships, parenting, and the meaning of life. In his book “Surf the Seesaw”, a collection of 30 engaging essays, he shares his adventures and epiphanies from his years at sea. He presents a toolkit of habits and mental models that can be applied by anyone yearning for greater happiness and deeper meaning in life. Scott’s stories resonate with universal truths and offer refreshing insights that will encourage you to rethink your beliefs and make positive changes. Tune in to gain valuable insights on creating meaning in the midst of chaos and learn how to live a better and more fulfilled life.
Have you ever had an audacious life goal? And did other people think your dream was crazy? Well, today’s guest took a non-traditional path to follow his dream that he chose. He is the first American in Wushu martial arts history to win a gold medal at the 2009 World Wushu Championships. Some of his most recent work includes the seven-time Academy-award-winning film, Everything Everywhere All at Once. Our guest today is martial artist, actor, and stunt man Alfred Hsing.
Millions of Americans nearing their golden years enter retirement financially unprepared. According to U.S. Census Bureau data, “50% of women and 47% of men between the ages of 55 and 66 have no retirement savings.” Unfortunately, this means millions of Americans enter retirement in a life-or-death situation, sometimes needing to hold down two jobs, working 10-12…
Do you remember the last time you were given bad news? Today’s guest, Danny Jordan, an established TV producer, after discovering that his daughter would be born with a limb difference, was inspired to write The Capables, a children’s book about a group of kid superheroes, each with a disability whose powers are activated through empowerment. He is joined by his wife, Lynn Jordan, and they’ll share what happened the day they learned that their baby girl would be born with a limb difference.
Warren Buffet once said, “In looking for people to hire, look for three qualities: Integrity, intelligence and energy. And if they don’t have the first, the other two will kill you.” Even if we’re not looking to hire someone, what he said about integrity applies to most situations and relationships. Defining integrity can be daunting…but…
Traumatic events can trigger powerful feelings like anxiety, stress, nervousness, sadness, anger, and more. There are many kinds of trauma. It can be personal, like an assault or abuse, or a global crisis, like a natural disaster, a pandemic, or even war. Trauma takes an emotional and mental toll. But the good news is that…
