
Joe & I tackle another Victor Frankl book as we consider purpose, value, and the meaning of life.
By Mike Schmitz
Joe & I tackle another Victor Frankl book as we consider purpose, value, and the meaning of life.
By Mike Schmitz
Marc Champagne (author of Personal Socrates) joins us to talk about mental fitness, journaling, and why simply asking the right questions can change your life.
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By Mike Schmitz
By Mike Schmitz
In this episode of the Intentional Family, Rachel shares about the importance of stewardship and the long-term benefits of putting in the extra work when intentionally training your children.
By Mike Schmitz
By Mike Schmitz
Do you consider yourself to be “creative?” Whether you’re an artist or an engineer, today’s author argues that creativity isn’t a skill—it’s a habit available to everyone. Join Joe & I for this episode of Bookworm, as we seek to establish our own creative practices.
By Mike Schmitz
Chris Bailey is back to talk about his dopamine fast, the art of savoring, and avoiding the productivity racket.
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By Mike Schmitz
By Mike Schmitz
In this episode of the Intentional Family, Rachel & I dive deeper on the topic of rest. We talk about the importance of trust, choosing joy in the journey, and releasing the burdens you were never meant to carry.
By Mike Schmitz
In this episode of Bookworm, the author promises to help us uproot anxiety at its source using brain-based techniques. Join Joe & I as we fight our own sense overwhelm with mindfulness and curiosity.
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