Book Reflection
Playing Moneyball to Win at Life
“Moneyball” by Michael Lewis can be applied to own own lives. Society defines what success looks like. Most people chase that. But by defining what winning looks like to us, we can combine unique data and our skills to win big. By now, many people have heard of this influential book. It even became a…
Read MoreThe Spiritual Leadership of Phil Jackson
Phil Jackson brought spirituality to the NBA. He challenged the status quo and won 11 NBA titles coaching the Chicago Bulls and LA Lakers. He combined his personality, philosophy and beliefs, and background to coach his own way. He introduced mindfulness and meditation to basketball. Phil Jackson is the greatest basketball coach of all-time. He…
Read MoreCities: Thinking About and Understanding How to Create Thriving Communities
Remington Tonar joins the show to discuss cities and explores the dynamism of city life and imagines what needs to occur for a thriving future. Both Remington and Rich have lived in cities their whole adult lives (Milwaukee, Chicago, New York, and Houston). The importance of affordable housing for growth and health. (7:45) Why…
Read MorePutting Ourselves into Perspective by Stargazing and Exploring Space
Paul LeCrone joins the show to discuss Pale Blue Dot by Carl Sagan. By thinking about the fragility of our planet and its place in a vast universe, we can reflect deeper about ourselves and how we can contribute and work collaboratively with others to make human progress. Pale Blue Dot was the July book of…
Read MoreWalden with Paul LeCrone
Living intentionally and minimally is the focus of Henry David Thoreau’s Walden. Paul LeCrone joins the show to discuss the book and its themes. How can we relate it to the 21st century? Quite easily. Paul LeCrone joined me to discuss the classic book, Walden, by Henry David Thoreau. You can learn more about Paul and…
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