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Ep. 11, ‘The Suitecase’, on Mad Men – Season 4, Episode 7 Dave and Steve are joined by a very special guest to discuss yet another HBO hit series that they didn’t watch when it was popular. That seems to be a trend with these guys. Steve claims to have seen Deadwood when it was...Continue reading »

Ep. 11, ‘The Suitecase’, on Mad Men – Season 4, Episode 7 Dave and Steve are joined by a very special guest to discuss yet another HBO hit series that they didn’t watch when it was popular. That seems to be a trend with these guys. Steve claims to have seen Deadwood when it was...Continue reading »

Mark Jaffe, former Walt Disney Company senior executive, spent many years creating happy moments for millions of people. At a young age he had come to realize that his happiest life was attainable. After much studying, observing, and cultivation, he ultimately enjoyed an enduring happyness through a singular focus on identifying what worked and what didn't. Through it all he's had a life journey, perhaps similar to your own, that included career successes and failures. A marriage that succeeded until it didn't. Two fabulous kids. A dog. And the learned ability to be very happy, which, 40 years later, still keeps him happy. Key Takeaways: [2:10] What led Mark to write Suitecase of Happyness [5:40] Overcoming the barriers that we create for ourselves, and the barrier the pursuit of success can create [8:55] The importance of balance and perspective [12:45] The word that stops us from having some of the best times of our lives [14:35] The power of passion [17:35] Why Mark spelled it "happyness" Website: http://www.suitcaseofhappyness.com/ http://twitter.com/markjaffe http://instagram.com/markjaffe1

Mark Jaffe, a former senior executive at The Walt Disney Company, spent many years creating happy moments. At a young age he realized that his happiest life was not something out of reach. He studied, observed, cultivated, and ultimately enjoyed an enduring happyness through a singular focus on identifying what worked and what didn't. Along the way, he had a life journey, perhaps like yours, that included career successes and career failures. A marriage that succeeded until it didn't. Two fabulous kids. A dog. And the learned ability to be very happy, which has kept him happy now, consistently, for over 40 years. Key Takeaways: [2:10] What led Mark to write Suitecase of Happyness [5:40] Overcoming the barriers that we create for ourselves, and the barrier the pursuit of success can create [8:55] The importance of balance and perspective [12:45] The word that stops us from having some of the best times of our lives [14:35] The power of passion [17:35] Why Mark spelled it "happyness" Website: http://www.suitcaseofhappyness.com/ http://twitter.com/markjaffe http://instagram.com/markjaffe1

Lydia Martinez of Suitcase Foodist and Principal at Elle Events joins Steve Klass this week in the studio to discuss all things food and sustainability. You'll enjoy this one for sure! To hear this and other podcasts from P3 People/P3 Utah, visit p3utah.org today.

The Amateur Traveler talks to Betty from Betty in the Sky with a Suitecase about her recent trip to Borneo (Sarawak and Sabah) to see the orangutans and proboscis monkeys. Betty flew into Kuching in Sarawak and started in the Demai beach area where she stayed in a treehouse. She saw the Probiscus Monkeys at Bako National Park and the Bat “fireworks” at Mulu National Park. Betty also visited the market at Sandakan and snorkeled off the beaches at Mabul.

The Amateur Traveler talks to Betty from Betty in the Sky with a Suitecase about her recent trip to Borneo (Sarawak and Sabah) to see the orangutans and proboscis monkeys. Betty flew into Kuching in Sarawak and started in the Demai beach area where she stayed in a treehouse. She saw the Probiscus Monkeys at Bako National Park and the Bat “fireworks” at Mulu National Park. Betty also visited the market at Sandakan and snorkeled off the beaches at Mabul.

The Amateur Traveler talks to Betty from Betty in the Sky with a Suitecase about her recent trip to Borneo (Sarawak and Sabah) to see the orangutans and proboscis monkeys. Betty flew into Kuching in Sarawak and started in the Demai beach area where she stayed in a treehouse. She saw the Probiscus Monkeys at Bako National Park and the Bat “fireworks” at Mulu National Park. Betty also visited the market at Sandakan and snorkeled off the beaches at Mabul.