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218. Opening Day

When I look at the celebration that the first day of October brings with it. There always seems to some sort of underlining storyline that starts way before the old crossbow ever gets cocked and my boots hit the ground. 
 It’s like deeper search for meaning within something much larger than myself. This year is no different, however that meaning didn’t fully hit me until just other day. When I was stepping into my hunting headspace.
 
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217. Michael The Unbroken on healing from trauma

Michael was born to a hyper-abusive person with a substance use disorder mother who cut his finger off at 4 years old. A step-father you pray you never have, and a racist grandmother that pushed him into an identity crisis. By the time he was 9, his family was in poverty and often homeless all while being members of the Mormon Church. At twelve, his grandmother adopted him and quickly turned to drugs and alcohol to survive the continuing abuse. Despite multiple learning disabilities and not graduating high school on time, Michael found success in Corporate America in his early twenties.Mic
 
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216. The two dogs

You know there’s an aspect of indecision that I feel like we all get hung up in. It might look a little different each time we find ourselves coming back to wrestle with it. 
 It’s that idea of how we manage and apply ourselves. It’s that whole idea of which way we go. What things in life do we say yes to, and which ones do we just say no to?
 
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215.In the ice and snow

The upcoming cold months will give us a chance to work on this.
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214. The celebrate the hills and the valleys

Today Mike is walking through a personal process that can lead you through those valleys. We hope this helps.
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213.Carew Paperitz on legacy and the outdoors

Carew Papritz, also known as The Cowboy Philosopher, is the author of the multi-award winning book The Legacy Letters. Though fictional, The Legacy Letters has won acclaim as a life lessons book for all generations, gaining the distinction of being the only book in publishing history to win awards in both fiction and non-fiction categories. A Renaissance Man in an age that lauds the specialist, The Huffington Post says Papritz "intrigues and enlightens, charms and catalyzes change for every reader."  
 
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212 Make a blueprint

 When did it all change? It’s a question I’m often asked. As if there was just some magical moment where I moved from point a to b. 
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211. The call of the goose

The goose may seem rather unimposing. However if you’ve spent a fall morning in the goose fields, then you know first hand just how impressive they truly are. 
 It’s all of these subtle feats that earned the goose the role of teacher in Native American culture, as well as a it’s place has a spirit animal.
 This amazing creature stands guard over such virtues as kindness, compassion, faith, and endurance. With her timeless wisdom proudly on display through her daily work. She teaches an example of how we can employ all these important traits within our own lives.
 
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210. Art Costello on healthy expectations

What are healthy expirations?  In this episode, Art Costello picks up the talking stick at the campfire. In order to better understand the answer to the very question. 
As an author and speaker, Art hones the expectations of people who have perhaps lost their joy, feel anxious or depressed, or can’t seem to connect to their life’s purpose, providing the balm necessary to heal and find new hope. He has devoted himself to helping people from all walks of life—individuals who have forgotten their childhood dreams, families that struggle with unresolved tension and hurt, business professionals with the fire to connect their expectations with their achievements, and even athletes striving for their greatest potential.
 
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209.Transitions

Because autumn in its glory is show you the process in which every living thing operates. Mother Nature is also showing you her proving ground. 
 Because in the months ahead her inhabitants will have truly earn their existence. Through a long winters training with cold and snowy blankets that soon will cover the ground. 
I hope this little offering helps.
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