Lessons Learned from Traveling the World | Boris Kester

World Traveler, Boris Kester talks about his new book The Long Road to Cullaville which shares his around-the-world traveling exploits. BorisKester.com #travel #adventure #world #thelongroadtocullaville #everycountry #boriskester #travelbook #traveladventures #fearless #inspiration

The Golden Rule | Denise Alexander Pyle

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to listen to this show . When you are finished listening I hope you take a minute and write a quick review on whichever radio or podcast platform you’ve heard this show. Your insight will help others to be inspired and encouraged. Many of us live our life by the Golden Rule, which is, “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” However, that’s not always how we live our life. Meaning, the negative self-talk we speak to ourselves is often unkind. If we are struggling in Learn more…

Accept diversity | Jason Dowd

When you accept diversity in others you grow and develop. We are all different in some way. We often use global labeling, a form of stereotyping, and think that one person who has “wronged” us is the representative of that particular group. This can happen via religion, sexuality, gender, race, age, nationality, and in many other ways. In thinking that someone who is different than you is wrong or is “less than” you, you are not only doing them a disservice, but also a disservice to you. When you only spend time with people who are exactly like you, you will not grow and develop Learn more…

Accept diversity | Jason Dowd

When you accept diversity in others you grow and develop. We are all different in some way. We often use global labeling, a form of stereotyping, and think that one person who has “wronged” us is the representative of that particular group. This can happen via religion, sexuality, gender, race, age, nationality, and in many other ways. In thinking that someone who is different than you is wrong or is “less than” you, you are not only doing them a disservice, but also a disservice to you. When you only spend time with people who are exactly like you, you will not grow and develop Learn more…

Accept diversity | Jason Dowd

When you accept diversity in others you grow and develop. We are all different in some way. We often use global labeling, a form of stereotyping, and think that one person who has “wronged” us is the representative of that particular group. This can happen via religion, sexuality, gender, race, age, nationality, and in many other ways. In thinking that someone who is different than you is wrong or is “less than” you, you are not only doing them a disservice, but also a disservice to you. When you only spend time with people who are exactly like you, you will not grow and develop Learn more…