You Can Be a Lamplighter, Too (Monday Moment ep. 929)
As a kid, I was terrified of the dark. I dreaded going into the basement alone, didn't like taking the trash out at night and hated when the...
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Live Inspired Podcast with John O'Leary
Expected to die, today he’s inspiring others to truly live. World-renowned inspirational speaker + national bestselling author John O’Leary wants to help you wake up from accidental living s...
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Saint Louis University Basketball Coach Josh Schertz: Building a Culture of Excellence (ep. 928)
Josh Schertz is the head men's basketball coach at Saint Louis University, where he's building a program rooted in relationships, resilience...
Don't Let Rigidity Creep Into Your Life (Monday Moment ep. 927)
One of the hardest aspects of my dad's battle with Parkinson's wasn't the symptoms most associated with the disease, like shaking or involun...
William Paul Young: Returning to The Shack (ep. 926)
William Paul Young is the New York Times bestselling author of The Shack , a story that has brought hope to millions worldwide. First with u...
Ten Years, Nearly 1,000 Episodes and One Big Lesson (Monday Moment ep. 925)
Ten years ago this month, we turned on a microphone. It was October 2016. Barack Obama was president, the Cubs were weeks away from winning...
Jake Harriman: Building a More United America (ep. 924)
Jake Harriman is a former Marine, founder of Nuru International and a leader who has dedicated his life to serving others. After first joini...
The Gift of Waiting (Monday Moment ep. 923)
Math. Running. Swimming. Recalling names. Remembering birthdays. Paying parking tickets. This is a partial list of things I'm terrible at. F...
Laura Wifler: Making Room for Grief and Joy (ep. 922)
Laura Wifler is a bestselling author, poet and co-founder of Risen Motherhood who finds beauty in life's mix of brokenness and joy. Her daug...
What One Year of SOUL ON FIRE Has Taught Me (Monday Moment ep. 921)
Anniversaries give us permission to do something we rarely allow ourselves to do: Stop racing forward, turn around and look back at the road...
Wayne Connell: Seeing Beyond Invisible Disabilities (ep. 920)
Wayne Connell is the founder of Invisible Disabilities Association, an organization he launched 30 years ago after watching his wife, Sherri...
The Miracles All Around Us (Monday Moment ep. 919)
"Do you still believe in miracles?" A smattering of hands went up when I asked that question at a leadership conference last week. Surprised...
Ron Johnson: Lessons from Steve Jobs, Apple and Starting Over (ep. 918)
Ron Johnson helped transform the way the world shops. As the creator of the Apple Store, he worked alongside Steve Jobs to build a welcoming...
The Wisdom of The Serenity Prayer (Monday Moment ep. 917)
Reading the headlines, there are plenty of reasons to lose hope for tomorrow and slip into anxiety today. Warring nations. Rising prices. Te...
Longevity Expert Lynda Gratton on Living the 100-Year Life (ep. 916)
Lynda Gratton is a renowned professor at London Business School, a global authority on the future of work and longevity, and the author of 1...
Say Yes. Show Up. Come Back. Bring Friends. (Monday Moment ep. 915)
Years ago, I sat in the back of church and heard a simple challenge: Say 'yes' to opportunities where your life can be used for good. At the...
Neil Taylor: 107 Questions to Preserve Your Family History (ep. 914)
Neil Taylor is the founder of Me and My Old Man, a project that helps families preserve the voices and life stories of their aging parents....
The Measure of Your Value (Monday Moment ep. 913)
The final day of filming SOUL ON FIRE began before 5 a.m. on Friday. It ended 19 hours later, getting home after midnight. It was a beautifu...
Ben Kjar: The Defining Choice to Stand Out (ep. 912)
Ben Kjar was born with Crouzon syndrome, a rare craniofacial condition, and has endured painful surgeries, relentless bullying and the weigh...
Jump In (Monday Moment ep. 911)
Eleven years ago, I stood in a swimming pool with my arms stretched toward my three-year-old daughter. Grace was learning to swim. She stood...
Elizabeth Svoboda: The Art of Pacing (ep. 910)
Elizabeth Svoboda is an award-winning science journalist whose work has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post and Scientific A...