Mile 13: Risk Taking like Alexander the Great.

Mile 15: Intro to The Self-Service Model.

As we embark on Mile 15 of this journey, let's address the fundamental question: What exactly does it mean to be selfish? The self-service model answers this question entirely and emphasizes the importance of taking care of our individual needs and well-being first. We must recognize that self-service is essential in ensuring our own well-being and enabling us to give our best in supporting others.

Mile 14: A Foundation of Courage.

In this episode, "A Foundation of Courage," we delve deep into the heart of our evolution as a society and ask the question: how can the power of courage fuel our growth and development in the modern world? What triggers our innate courage? How can we harness it to triumph even in the face of life's most profound challenges? Most importantly, how can exercising our courage gene help us adapt and overcome the many obstacles that today's world presents? As always, none of these questions will be left unanswered and you're guaranteed to walk away from this episode of 93 Miles: A Modern Survival Guide with a fresh perspective and the tools to find the courage to transform your own reality. So tune in and take the first step towards living a life full of growth, resilience, and strength

Mile 13: Risk Taking like Alexander the Great.

Today we embark on a captivating exploration of Alexander the Great's fearless trailblazing and delve into the world of a powerful Macedonian ruler who dared to risk everything, changing the course of history forever. In true 93 Miles fashion, we'll keep the conversation engaging and dynamic as we explore different angles of risk-taking, touching on topics like embracing the unknown, calculating risks, and overcoming challenges. Let's risk it all together as we uncover the secrets of Alex the Great's remarkable story. Adventure awaits on Mile 13, right here on 93 Miles: A Modern Survival Guide.

Mile 12: Jesus and the Power of Repetition.

Centuries ago, Jesus performed an incredible feat: the multiplication of the loaves and fishes. As the story goes, a crowd of 5,000 people gathered to hear his teachings. Yet, there was not enough food to go around. Displaying an unwavering faith and infinite wisdom, Jesus used just five loaves of bread and two fishes to feed all the people. This single event presents us with an example of how repetition – a constant act of breaking and sharing the loaves and fishes – eventually satisfies the appetite of the masses. Only through repeated action does Jesus fulfill his divine plan. Though the road to transforming our personal beliefs, faith, and even our lives may seem daunting at first, the initial step opens the door to all future achievements. Embrace that first step with the faith you would muster for any miracle. Tune in now to hear more about the Power of Repetition.

Mile 11: Conquering FEARs.

In ancient times, Julius Caesar—a powerful Roman general—had to confront his fears head-on in order to change history. While crossing the Rubicon River with his army, Caesar uttered the famous phrase, "The die is cast," signifying his decision to take a huge risk and challenge Pompey—an established authority at the time. Facing such a prospect must have been daunting, but Caesar's determination to conquer his fears turned the tide of events and ultimately led to his victory. So, how can we apply this story to our lives and learn to face our fears? First and foremost, we must recognize our fears. It's crucial to identify our anxieties and understand their root causes. Tune in now to delve into the concept of overcoming fears