Ep 263. Fun Creation

Ep 263. Fun Creation

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545. The Best of Better Than Happy

This week, I'm sharing some of the most powerful moments and insights from Better Than Happy this year: concepts that have transformed how my listeners think about mistakes, relationships, success, and personal growth. These aren't just feel-good ideas; they're practical tools th ...  Show more

544. Stop Playing to Not Lose. Start Playing to Win.

Have you ever noticed how much energy you spend trying to avoid failure? Whether it's in your relationships, your career, or even your health goals, most of us are unconsciously playing to not lose instead of playing to win. The truth is, when we operate from fear and protection ...  Show more

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