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309. Crossing paths

She slithers an exciting line where our stories are built around her causing so many of us to take a step backward in fear. Yet she holds with honor her back the calmest of nature and some of the most important messages for those who cross paths with her.
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308. Aaron Shelley on being open to succeed

Living the difficult moments in life is challenging to do. But it's the drive to never give up that makes us stronger. This is the message that my guest Aaron Shelley shares with us on this campfire conversation.
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307. A simple reminder

This is why engagement within activities such as hunting and fishing becomes so important when you're looking for a reminder. Because the game that we harvest and we sit down at the table, and share with our friends and family, just the same way as countless people have done throughout time, puts us in a place where we stand face to face with a sobering reminder.
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306.Arrows of discovery

When you allow yourself to drift outside of the narrative of whatever have you spinning your wheels and questioning yourself, that's where the progress of moving forward becomes clear,  is when you take the time to take a chance on yourself.
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305. Bill Heinrich on True North

Sitting and meditating or journaling on this question may provide a fascinating series of thoughts your way. Simply because what you find could change the whole direction of your journey.For most of us, this life becomes a trail that doesn't feel as fulfilling as we think it should be.Simply because we are missing out on so many of the things going on around us.To fully connect and be observant of every aspect around us is a challenging thing to do.When you find yourself caught up in the current of life.This is why I'm posing this question to you this morning.This is because I think we have our moments where we question if what we are doing is really what we are meant to be doing.
With the help of my guest Bill Heinrich, we are going to help you explore this very idea and understand what it is you find when you look for it.
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304 Ripples in the water

Spending a lazy morning on the riverbank drifting, a line has its way of bringing things into focus. Watching the ripple against your line as the water flows downstream brings with it an overwhelming sense of peace and tranquility. It's a feeling that we may struggle to find within the craziness of the concrete world.
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303. Reflect and Remember

Reflection and paying honor on this day that unofficially kicks off summer, we should take a moment. It is to remember those who came before us along this journey.
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302. Mike Martin on mindset

It's a solo campfire to explore one of the most important episodes from the early day of the journey. 
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301 Are you a lover of life?

When we have to walk the trail of pain and failure, we want to place the blame everywhere else and build a story around it in order to protect ourselves, because it's just simple. Yet the easiest road blocks us from the ability to let things go. It builds the rock that gets thrown in the backpack as we carry ourselves along.
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300. Catch and release

For our 300th offering let's begin this new week with a meditation on one of the most amazing conservation practices of the summer.
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