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357. Embracing Pain for Personal Growth

Mike emphasized the importance of facing and learning from life's painful moments. While difficult, he argued that these experiences offer opportunities for personal growth and the discovery of new purposes or missions. Mike also highlighted the choice to either hide from pain or use it as a chance to build strength and move forward. He pointed out that everyone encounters pain, but it's up to each individual to decide how to respond.
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356. What animal are you? (Campfire Session with Eric Gee)

Eric Gee has been providing personality-based life coaching for over two decades. He established a thriving education business that employs his personality typing approach to enhance the lives of more than twenty thousand students, parents, and educators. As the founder of the Youtopia Project website and the Youtopia 16 assessment, he has spread his methodology to more than half a million users since the site's inception in 2016. His coaching system is utilized by corporations (such as Hulu and Disney), higher education institutions, and over forty school districts.
 
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355. Sitting at the table

Medication for a common ailment.
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354. Search yourself

Too frequently, we journey through life expecting others to provide solutions to its challenges, overlooking the fact that only we can discover the answers. Today's episode serves as a reminder of this truth.
 
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353. Managing goals (Campfire Sessions with Ingo Schulmeyer)

A few years ago, Ingo led a life many would deem successful. He had a well-paying job, a leadership role in the semiconductor industry, financial stability, a home, and the opportunity to travel the world. Yet, it wasn't entirely fulfilling. Eventually, he and his family chose to sell everything, leave their jobs, and embark on an adventure.
 
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352. All as one

The phrase "all my relatives" is more than just a collection of words. It signifies that as we interact with the world around us, we carry a prayer for hope.
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351. The hardest road

There is a challenging journey that we all must confront eventually. In a recent talk, I shared a personal experience of this journey, and in today's episode, I will share that discussion with you.
 
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350. The Swing Scale

Do we steer the course of our journey, or are we merely holding on tightly to deceive ourselves? 
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349. I am the way (campfire with Bob Martin)

Bob's life has been fascinating. He is a successful criminal trial lawyer, meditation teacher, professor, and Mindfulness Coordinator at Elon University. He studied under Hua Ching Ni, a 72nd-generation master from the Shaolin Temple, and is married to a Bible literalist. His book began as a bridge for him and his wife to explore the nature of the universe and has evolved into a source of healing for many, casting the teachings of Jesus in a wider, interfaith context.
 
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348. The gift

In the quest for a physical embodiment of power, one often requires eyes that surpass ordinary understanding.
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