Ep 260. Strong Convictions Loosely Held

Ep 260. Strong Convictions Loosely Held

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579. Jody and Mark Talk Perfectionism, Authenticity, and Putting Yourself Out There for All to See

Being authentic sounds like a simple goal, but the reality is much more complicated. Especially when you're building something, creating content, or putting yourself out there, there's a constant balance between being real and being intentional. In this episode, I'm joined by my ...  Show more

578. How Rich People Think About Money

What if the amount of money you have in your bank account isn't just a reflection of how hard you work, but how you think about money? In this episode, I'm sharing how rich people think about money and the mindset shifts that can change the way you see wealth. I'll talk about why ...  Show more

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