Chris asks “As a rage-a-holic how do you tame the anger, or do you harness it? How do you overcome the beast?” This question hits possibly the most destructive and regret filled part of my life. Find out how I became the happiness that I am today.
After the amazing reception of the Value for Value episode I got one major follow-up question from many people: How do I set my price after finding my value?
#DammitCarl lends us his voice and asks me what exactly does it take to be a close friend of Charles McFall?
In this rolling story, you get some never before shared in public stories about fear and mistakes I made in life. Of course, I talk about the general fear of the unknown and how to deal with that. There are plenty of stories of fear in my relationship with my wife and then my kids with the internal struggles. Oh yeah, but then I get to show you how I became fearless!
So many of us go through life with skills and hobbies that are amazing, yet we either have others tear us down saying it’s worthless (but they always seem to want us to do it), or we devalue ourselves. Today all of that changes when I show you how I found my value and the principles behind it that I stand on.
We live such an obligation filled life every day that we end up hating the people we love and never realize why. The surface story is about gift giving, but as you know I go way deeper and by the end, we have all collectively learned something new!
Rob ask’s me with my history of many shows that I do – What is it I haven’t done that I would love to do? I go through my history of podcasting with a few stories, and then towards the end, I throw down two or three ideas that I would really like to get off the ground some day in the future.
Every day we encounter customer service both in a professional setting from high-end business to fast food, and in personal interactions with each other. What everyone seems to either ignore or blatantly forget is the key to customer service is….well you will just have to listen to find out!
I get an awesome question about my experience in Emergency medicine, how it affected my parenting and vice versa. Laura DePooter sends this question in and I love it! I go down the road of my journey learning to be a good parent, having a different take on how to raise kids, and how family life changed my professional life.
R. Mordant Mahon of What a Relief podcast asks me about my personal take and experience on my interaction with IRUSA.org.