Being Middle-Brained & Cooking Shows

Having Dominion Over My Time & Scuba Diving

My guest for this episode is Joe Kapp. During our conversation, we discussed his recognition that we aren’t here for a long time and how that has affected his decision-making processes; how he truly doesn’t care what others think about him; the concept of the “crab pot” and how it relates to both personal and professional relationships; his decision to focus on entrepreneurship in order to have dominion over his time; the importance of trying to silence the incredibly loud loss aversion voice in your head; and ultimately, why he loves scuba diving. This episode was produced by Justin Gott. Music composed by Justin Lebens.

Being Middle-Brained & Cooking Shows

My guest for this episode is Molly Barnes. During our conversation, we discussed the qualities that lead her to believe she’s neither right nor left but instead middle-brained; her quest to have a life where she explores her creativity and still has an impact on the world; the pressures of teaching and what eventually led to her leaving the classroom; her motivation to seek out more “both and” opportunities instead of “either or”s; and ultimately, why she loves cooking shows. This episode was produced by Justin Gott. Music composed by Justin Lebens.

Resourcefulness & Road Trips

My guest for this episode is Adrian Bellomo.  During our conversation, we discussed his resourceful nature and his forever goal to never come across as a know-it-all; how he approaches being presented with the concept of “we’ve always done it this way;” how being the eldest sibling relates to his desire to help others; the pros and cons of a pros and cons list; and ultimately, why he loves, road trips. This episode was produced by Justin Gott. Music composed by Justin Lebens.

Globetrotting & Sound Healing

My guest for this episode is Kenny Tjay. During our conversation, we discussed his memories of moving from Indonesia to the United States as a kid; why his curiosity about everything life has to offer has led to him traveling all over the world; the moment he realized the grind of the traditional working model wasn’t for him; why he thinks your early 20s is when you should take every opportunity you can; and ultimately, why he loves sound healing. This episode was produced by Justin Gott. Music composed by Justin Lebens.

Positivity, Practice, & People

My guest for this episode is Jessica Jackley. During our conversation, we discussed her optimistic mindset and how it’s something she feels naturally and yet still requires practice; her passion for entrepreneurship; the realization of the fact that everyone is doing life for the first time; why she hovers when someone is fixing something at her house; her goal to have a special “thing” with each of her four children; and ultimately, why she loves people. This episode was produced by Justin Gott. Music composed by Justin Lebens.