The Pursuit of the Good Life

Ep. 88 To The Baseline

Everyone starts at a baseline when we are born.  Sometimes we start in a great place in a prominent and loving family. Sometimes we have to play catch up from behind with toxic family in poverty. However our consistent decisions allow us to move forward or backwards in our overall health. In this week's episode we explore how to identify our baseline in all aspects of our health and how to make a comeback from negative starting place. To take the W2J Assessment visit www.goodlifetc.org/w2j

Ep. 87 Leveling Up Is Uncomfortable

Going to the next level in any area in your life never comes easy but it's always worth it. In today's episode, Kameron discusses how to get through the painful part of going to a Higher level in your life, career, and business.

Ep. 86 Throw Them Overboard

As we pursue our version of the Good Life sometimes we realize that we must shed some dead weight. Sometimes that dead weight are things, activities, or even people that can be painful to let go of. In today's episode we discuss how subtracting these things can add tremendous increases in several areas on our life. Take the W2J Assessment at www.goodlifetc.org/w2j

Ep. 85 Taking the Leap

It has been heavily glorified to take a huge leap of faith when it comes to your profession. Overthinkers and analyzers have been encouraged to jump out of the airplane and figure out the parachute on the way down. This however this is not a realistic approach for everybody when pursuing their passion. In today's episode we discuss the Before period, that makes the Leap smoother. Take the Welcome To the Jungle Assessment at www.goodlifetc.org/w2j

Ep. 84 I Need Some Help

What keeps us from asking for help? In our personal life and professional career there will be times where we can't do it alone, but at times we feel like we have to. In today's episode we explore how to overcome these personal hurdles that keep us from getting the help that we truly need. For the W2J Assessment visit www.goodlifetc.org/w2j