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Tanur Badgley, the co-founder and CEO of HomeGuru, is a dedicated entrepreneur, community builder, and podcast host, spearheading a transformative movement in the real estate industry of Kansas City. HomeGuru stands out with its distinctive real estate investing approach, featuring a consultative, tailored, and transparent process. They offer homeownership opportunities to financially stable families unable to secure bank loans and provide a private mortgage lending platform for high-yield, passive, and secure investments. Tanur's expertise lies in crafting purposeful businesses that resonate with individuals' authentic lifestyle aspirations, fostering the creation of vibrant communities. With a mission to realize the New American Dream on a global scale, Tanur champions purposedriven initiatives that uplift and empower individuals to live fulfilling lives. Tanur leads with passion and authenticity, inspiring others on their paths of self-discovery and faith. Tanur envisions harmonious communities that blend education, health, spirituality, sustainability, travel, and entrepreneurship, promoting holistic living and collective growth. Socials: Instagram: @tanurbadgley Facbook: https://www.facebook.com/tanurb LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tanur-badgley-9b864937/ Website: https://homegurukc.com/

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Analyzing the proofs of Rabbi Eliezer. Source Sheet: https://res.cloudinary.com/ouinternal/image/upload/outorah%20pdf/tff1ds5cqelhmqx9xlfq.pdf --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yechezkel-hartman/support

The daf tells one of the most famous stories in the Gemara - Tanur Shel Akhnai. But why this story appears and the lessons to be learned from the disagreement between Rabbi Eliezer and the sages are often misunderstood. So why does this story appear in Bava Metzia and what does it teach us?

In the latest episode of People of Purpose, Tanur's close friend, business partner, and Chief Growth Officer of HomeGuru, Phil Louden, returns to the podcast spotlight. Together, they explore Phil's transformative journey as a connector and purpose-driven entrepreneur. From overcoming discomfort with accepting compensation to recognizing the importance of seeking mentorship, Phil discusses his mindset shift towards valuing his skills and expertise.  Phil also sheds light on HomeGuru's impactful business model, aimed at empowering underserved families to achieve the American dream. The discussion also explores structured business operations and the transformative impact of strategic mentorship, exemplified by Gary Harper's framework. Ultimately, the episode emphasizes the integration of purpose with entrepreneurship, illustrating how Phil's journey embodies the fusion of passion, connection, and financial success.   Explore all their topic highlights to gain valuable insights into unlocking your potential as a connector and purpose-driven entrepreneur. Phil on discovering his talent as a connector and its value in bringing people together. Hiis journey of overcoming discomfort with accepting payment for his services, recognizing his value, and shifting his mindset towards compensation. The importance of seeking mentorship and connecting with inspiring individuals for personal and professional growth. The concept of social capital in business relationships, emphasizing the importance of knowing when to invest in connections and how to leverage them for mutual benefit. HomeGuru's purposeful business model and their aim to empower underserved families to fulfill the American Dream. Gary Harper's structured business operations and strategic mentorship impact. Creating a cycle of purpose-driven financial success by merging real estate and entrepreneurship   Links and references from the show: Find Your Why by Simon Sinek 10x Is Easier than 2x by Dan Sullivan with Dr. Benjamin Hardy Summit series by Elliot Bisnow Garhy Harper's Sharper Business Solutions Invest with HomeGuru   ➡️ Interested in achieving the New American Dream? Discover how Tanur and Phil's real estate venture, HomeGuru, can assist you in realizing your dream home. Go to their website at https://homegurukc.com/ to learn more. ➡️Do you want to join the growing community of People of Purpose? Follow and like our Facebook and Instagram pages to get inspired and connected with purpose-driven people like you!

In the newest installment of People of Purpose, a surprising turn occurs as Ashley Miller, a close friend and colleague of Tanur, steps into the host's role. Together, they lead listeners through the impactful experience of Kris Khron's transformative event, "Unleash Your Financial Destiny" which Tanur participated in Utah. The episode highlights key features, including influential speakers like Sean Callagy and Dr. Forbes Riley, interactive exercises symbolizing decisive decision-making, and insights on personal growth. Tanur shares his firsthand experience and admiration for Kris Khron's impactful personality, emphasizing the event's community-centric philosophy in real estate investment. This podcast episode is a compelling exploration of a life-altering event, delving into personal and communal growth beyond financial destinies. Links and references from the show: Kris Khron Kris Khron's “Unleash Your Financial Destiny” event Sean Callagy Sean Callagy's Unblinded Dr. Forbes Riley   See show notes and all our episodes  at https://www.peopleofpurpose.rocks/podcast

In the post-pandemic world, resiliency and adaptability have become essential attributes for individuals who find themselves feeling like underdogs. The unprecedented challenges brought forth by COVID-19 also have forced individuals, communities, and businesses to reevaluate their strategies, redefine their goals, and embrace change like never before. The global crisis has upended lives and livelihoods, leaving many individuals grappling with uncertainty and a sense of being at a disadvantage.  However, it is precisely in these circumstances that the underdog spirit can thrive.  According to accomplished author and keynote speaker, Colby Sharma, the post-pandemic world presents a unique opportunity for underdogs to tap into their inner strength, resilience, and adaptability to carve their own path to success. By embracing the underdog mindset, individuals can transform their perceived disadvantages into strengths, leveraging their unique perspectives and abilities to overcome obstacles and achieve greatness.  Listen to this episode on The Way of The Underdog: Lessons and Principles to live your best life to hear Colby's expertise on how you can embrace failures, adaptability, accountability, and perseverance through adversity.   These are the other key

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"There's plenty of joy that can be found in the stuckness." As the second half of the interview goes, Allen talks more on how he continuously shares his purpose through communication. He recalls and shares some of his valuable conversations and how it helped him become more loving and understanding of himself. Allen also had the opportunity to answer questions from their small live audience (Tanur's real estate team), mostly about being stuck and pursuing bliss.   Listen as the interview on Guiding Organizations Through Culture Initiatives that Inspire People to Live More Authentic and Fulfilling Lives caps off with Allen talking about: His communication with his star family Maintaining leadership without being controlling Dealing with negativity around the world On pursuing bliss and feeling stuck His personal view on the world's direction   Get to know more about Allen Little: ⬇️ Instagram YouTube Channel - Allen Little with A Little Motivation     ➡️ Want to be updated on Allen's latest speaking engagements? Follow him on his Instagram page!   ➡️Do you want to join the growing community of People of Purpose? Follow and like our Facebook and Instagram pages to get inspired and connected with purpose-driven people like you!

"Drink plenty of water" "There's no such thing as I can't". Who knew that these words would birth a successfully confident speaker? These are the words from his father that Allen lives by - from spending the best ten years of his life with his father when he was young, staying at homeless shelters, sleeping near bus stops and motels, to finding his purpose to help others. Allen Little is a now a Professional Speaker, Author, & Coach. He specializes in instilling Godfidence into individuals. Waking up a source of power in people that's rooted in God. He's given a TEDx Talk on the little voice in our head that can be found on YouTube. For 3 years in a row Allen Little was rated the #1 Coach based in Kansas City by Expertise.com. Allen believes that the secret to success is keeping God first and loving your neighbor as you love yourself. In this week's episode of People of Purpose, Tanur and Allen will talk about how he developed into a phenomenal speaker and how he captured purpose through conversations.   Get to know more about Allen Little: ⬇️ Instagram YouTube Channel - Allen Little with A Little Motivation   These are the other key

I will always be different. This is what Shelby has always thought about himself. He has a weird pull to find the truth in things and has questioned almost everything for his entire life. He is not sure why or where it all started. It was not until his 21st birthday and a 3-day drinking binge that he fell into a mental health downward spiral he could never have imagined. He has been in the hole for a year with no help from doctors or the conventional system. He remembered laying in his bed one day and letting go of every last ounce of drive he had. Shelby thought that he actually might die. Everything just felt like death for him. However, he decided to give it one last shot and do everything he could to bounce back. He came back stronger than he ever was -- mentally and physically. Shelby continued to challenge himself, and now he is working on his new project, the Azhen Sanctuary, which serves his purpose of uncovering the truth and finding a better way to live. In this week's episode of People of Purpose, Tanur and Shelby will talk about his health journey and how he bounced back.   Get to know more about Shelby Friesen: ⬇️ Instagram Facebook Azhen Sanctuary Website   These are the other key

“No matter how prepared you think you are for the death of a loved one, it still comes as a shock, and it still hurts very deeply.” - Bill Graham Losing a family member is arguably one of the hardest things we will go through. Nothing can ever prepare us for grief. Losing someone is like losing a piece of yourself. According to the natural flow of life, the children say goodbye first to their parents. That is why it feels harder when it is the other way around. You can never imagine the pain parents have to go through in this unfortunate event. But have you ever thought about what siblings go through in such an occurrence? Usually, the parents mainly receive the condolences and the emotional support. But how about the sisters and brothers left behind? Are they receiving the same support they need in these times of grief? As a result, Zander Sprague ended up writing about his own experience in his book Making Lemonade: Choosing a Positive Pathway After Losing Your Sibling. Additionally, this opened him up to pursue and create a more epic journey for himself and others. Zander Sprague is an internationally acclaimed public speaker, Amazon Best-Selling Author, and Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC). His mission is to help millions of people make the EPIC choices that create an EPIC life.   In this week's episode of People of Purpose, Tanur and Zander will talk about his sibling loss journey.   Get to know more about Zander Sprague: ⬇️ Website LinkedIn Facebook Instagram Twitter TikTok   These are the other key

Last May 7 and 8, Tanur attended Hive 35 – a leadership and life design workshop in Austin, Texas, alongside 60 other global leaders who devoted their attention to getting super clear on why they are alive. They were led by PoP's last guest, Chairman of Hive itself, Ryan Allis. In this PoP's special episode, Tanur as the CEO of KC Pro Homebuyers, a real estate company, was given the opportunity to share his reflections and learnings about the workshop to his team. Together with KC Pro Homebuyer's leadership team Phil, Bobby, Arjay, and Gaina, he answered their questions about purpose, as well as giving his top takeaways.   Get to know more about KC Pro Homebuyers: ⬇️ KC Pro Homebuyers These are the other key

Are entrepreneurs born or made?  It can be a combination of both. Some of you might have a distant memory of your younger self mowing the lawn, selling some cookies or lemonades, or shoveling pathways to earn a few bucks. Out of our young mind's understanding, these little things are acts of entrepreneurship. As we grow older and gain knowledge, we may pursue further studies and hone our skills.  Can you be an entrepreneur with a purpose in mind? Definitely YES! This is what PoP's guest, Ryan Allis, is all about. Ryan has demonstrated a keen interest in business ventures from an early age -- he has done landscaping for a local church, set up a computer business, and become a web designer. And as Ryan went to university, he explored more areas and met new people, and this is where he recognized the endless possibilities and opportunities ahead of him.  Ryan is now the Chairman of Hive. His purpose on this planet is to build a global community of leaders committed to creating a better world. He was previously a technology entrepreneur and was CEO and Co-founder of iContact and led the company with 300 employees, 70,000 customers, and $50M in annual sales.  In this week's episode of People of Purpose, Tanur and Ryan will talk about his constant drive to create and be a part of the solution and help people actualize their purpose.   Get to know more about Ryan Allis: ⬇️ LinkedIn Hive.org Website Lessons from my 20s   These are the other key

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Do you regularly attend church? Do you talk daily to God through prayers? Are you actively preaching the Gospel? If yes, then you are reflecting Christianity through your actions. But let me ask you, how genuine are these habits? Do you practice these habits out of a sincere commitment to being a disciple of Jesus or just to be called a Christian?  In his younger years, Tom considers himself a “POP Christian”. One who calls himself a Christian but is very sketchy, superstitious, has a lot of bad habits, and is not a good influence on others. But a death-defying injury and the death of a close friend opened his eyes and impacted his beliefs on what genuine faith truly is. In this week's episode of People of Purpose, Tanur interviews his friend and mentor, Tom Wilcox. Tom, an author and follower of Jesus, spends his time learning, growing, and teaching Christians and those curious about faith and what it means to be a mature disciple of Jesus. They will talk about Tom's journey into becoming a genuine Christian and discipleship.   Get to know more about Tom Wilcox: ⬇️ Website - https://www.growinginfaithdiscipleship.com/ Amazon Page  https://www.amazon.com/Thomas-Wilcox/e/B08XMJ834S?ref_=dbs_p_ebk_r00_abau_000000   Here are the other key

One of the sacrifices discussed by the Torah in the beginning of the Book of Vayikra (beginning of chapter 3, and 7:11-12) is the Shelamim offering. Generally, Shelamim sacrifices are offered by individuals. The exception to this rule is the special Sheteh Ha'lehem offering brought on Shabuot, which consisted of two sheep and two loaves of bread, that were eaten by the Kohanim. This is the only example of Shalmeh Sibur – a Shelamim sacrifice offered collectively by the nation. Among the various types of Shelamim sacrifices which were offered is the “Shalmeh Hagiga” – the Shelamim sacrifice which one would offer when making his pilgrimage to Jerusalem on Pesach, Shabuot and Sukkot. Another is “Shalmeh Toda” – the thanksgiving offering which one would bring to express his gratitude to G-d after being extricated from a dangerous situation (as discussed below). Yet another type of Shelamim is the offering brought by the Nazir after the successful completion of the period of Nezirut which he had accepted upon himself (“El Nazir”). When a Toda sacrifice was offered, the animal sacrifice was accompanied by forty breads – thirty of which were unleavened, whereas the other ten were baked as Hametz. The Sefer Ha'hinuch explains that the thirty unleavened breads consisted of three groups of ten breads each. The first group was called “Ma'afeh Tanur,” and these were prepared by adding oil to the flour and then baking it. The second type was Rekikim, breads which were baked without oil, with the oil being added after they came out of the oven. The third type, called Murbechet, was prepared by boiling the flour in hot water, after which it was briefly baked and then deep fried, like a donut. Ten Esronim of flour were used for all thirty unleavened breads. The Sefer Ha'hinuch, following the view of the Rambam, maintained that offering a Toda sacrifice is voluntary, and not an obligation. The Sages taught that one would bring a Korban Toda after surviving four dangerous situations – illness, a sea voyage, captivity, and a journey through the desert. This is inferred from the 107 th chapter of Tehillim, which describes people giving praise and offering sacrifices to G-d after being rescued from these four dangers. Nevertheless, the Rambam maintained that this chapter in Tehillim merely encourages offering a thanksgiving sacrifice after safely enduring these experiences, but does not establish a Halachic obligation to do so. Some suggest drawing proof for the Rambam's position from the Halacha mentioned in the Sifra that Ma'aser Sheni money may be used to purchase a Toda offering. This money (onto which one exchanged the sanctity of the tithe of his produce and brought to Jerusalem) may not be used for obligatory offerings, and thus this Halacha would seem to prove that a Korban Toda is not mandatory. A Kohen who fails to perform the Shelamim sacrifice in the manner prescribed by the Torah is in violation of this affirmative command.

Have you ever watched a Disney movie? There is a big chance (if not 100%) that you had! As a kid, we grew up watching and loving classic Disney films such as The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, Toy Story, and many more. Shay is not an exception.  At the tender age of 7, Shay dreamt of being a professional animator at a reputable company like Disney. With her mother's unwavering support, she has set her mind to this goal while giving herself the chance to explore other activities. Since the age of 13, Shay has already made up her mind and heart that she wants to become an animator. After graduating high school, she planned on attending Full Sail University. However, what happens when fear creeps in and she feels like giving up on her plans? In this episode of People of Purpose, Tanur had the honor to interview Shay Stone, an author, life coach, and animator at Walt Disney Animation Studios. She has been working professionally in the film, television, and game industry for over 11 years. Shay is known in the animation industry for her intangible acting skills that are related to her lifelong passion for human behavior and psychology. They will talk about her journey into becoming an animator and her “Be Better Than You” philosophy.   Get to know more about Shay Stone: ⬇️ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/shaystone.s/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaystone/   Here are the other key

As little kids, we grew up looking up to superheroes. We are engrossed with their superpowers that we imagine ourselves having one. But, would you believe if we said that you don't need to be a superhero to be powerful? Yes, that's right! Each one of us has this power within ourselves that we have yet discovered. But to realize our fullest potential, we must first fully know ourselves – our identity and our truths. Understanding those aspects will allow us to create an internal experience within us, a sense of fulfillment, a flow of life. And how we feel inside is a contributing factor to our external actions – the things that we do to experience the life that we want. Helping others discover their power is what Ginny Gane does best. Ginny Gane has been working intimately with manifestors and empowering women around the world to transform mediocre lives into experiences of true abundance, joy, and love through leveraging principles of the Law of Attraction. In this episode, Tanur and Ginny will talk about internal and external purposes, manifestation, and many more.   Get to know more about Ginny Gane: ⬇️ Website - https://www.ginnygane.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ginnygane/ Listen to Ginny's Manifest It Now podcast: ⬇️ Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/manifest-it-now-a-law-of-attraction-show/id1201883178   Here are the other key

One of the sacrifices discussed in the first section of the Book of Vayikra is the Minha offering, which was unique in that it involved not an animal, but rather flour. The Sefer Ha'hinuch lists the procedure for offering the Minha as the 116 th Biblical command. He explains that the purpose of this offering is “Hachna'at Ha'yeser” – subduing the evil inclination. When a person sees that his hard-earned assets are burned in fire because of his wrongdoing, he will be deterred from misconduct in the future, and will be more likely to restrain his sinful instincts. The word “Minha” means “gift,” and the Sefer Ha'hinuch presents two explanations for why the Torah uses this word in reference to the grain offering. First, he writes, the word “Minha” has the specific connotation of a small gift, like a small present one gives his fellow as a symbolic gesture in the hope of earning his favor. The Minha offering, of course, was far smaller and less costly than animal sacrifices, and so it is referred to with the term “Minha.” Secondly, the Sefer Ha'hinuch writes, the word “Minha” refers to a gift given voluntarily, and it is therefore used in reference to the grain offering, which was primarily offered as a voluntary sacrifice, notwithstanding the fact that some Minha offerings were obligatory (as we will soon see). The Sefer Ha'hinuch lists three special Minha offerings which were brought on behalf of the entire nation: the Omer offering from the first harvested grain, which was offered on the second day of Pesach; the “Sheteh Ha'lehem” offering, which consisted of two leavened loaves and offered on Shabuot (marking the only time when a Minha was prepared as Hametz); and the “Lehem Ha'panim” – the bread baked each week and placed on the Shulhan (table in the Bet Ha'mikdash). The Sefer Ha'hinuch then lists the nine types of Minha offerings which were brought by individuals: 1) Minhat Hoteh – a sinner's offering. In some situations, a sinner who must offer an atonement offering, but cannot afford an animal, is allowed to bring the less expensive Minha offering, instead. 2) Minhat Kena'ot – the Minha offering brought by a woman suspected of marital infidelity (“Sota”) as part of the special process by which her guilt or innocence was determined. 3) Minhat Hinuch – the Minha offering brought by every Kohen the first day he began serving as a Kohen. 4) Minhat Habitin – the Minha offering brought each day by the Kohen Gadol. 5) Minhat Solet – a voluntary offering consisting of raw flour and oil. 6) Minhat Mahabat – a voluntary offering consisting of flour fried in oil in a shallow pan. 7) Minhat Marheshet – a voluntary offering consisting of flour deep fried in oil. 8) Minhat Ma'afeh Tanur – a voluntary offering consisting of flour and oil that were baked into thin crackers in an oven. 9) A second type of Minhat Ma'afeh Tanur, which was baked into thick loaves, as opposed to thin crackers. The person who brings a Minha offering would place the offering in a metal utensil and give it to a Kohen. The Kohen would consecrate the utensil, and bring it to the top of the altar. He would take a “Kometz” (“handful”) and place it onto the fire on the altar, and the rest would be eaten by the Kohanim. This Misva applies during the times of the Bet Ha'mikash, and to the Kohanim. A Kohen who did not follow the prescribed procedure for the offering of the Minha has violated this affirmative command. A person who vowed to offer a voluntary offering and failed to do has transgressed the separate Misva forbidding violating one's vows.

In the second part of Bradley's podcast episode, Tanur Badgley will be wrapping up their conversation On Embodying Intentionality and Inspiring Others To Do The Same. Listen as they talk about unlocking financial independence, how he was able to synthesize being an entrepreneur and a wanderer, being authentic and earning an authentic relationship, and lastly his undercover angel project for NatGeo.   Get to know more about Finnian: ⬇️ SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS and WEBSITE Personal Pages ⚫ Website - https://www.finniankelly.com/ ⚫ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/finnkelly1/ ⚫ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/thefinniankelly ⚫ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thefinniankelly/ ⚫ Twitter - https://twitter.com/TheFinnKelly ⚫ Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSn4sfzzeTB3KRscnZdcpVg   Listen as we talk about:

As a sought-after speaker, event facilitator, and executive coach, Finnian has been dubbed “the Business Mystic” because of his unique ability to put consciousness into business and inspire leaders to find new levels of meaning and purpose through their creative endeavors.  This approach flowed through his term as President of the Colorado Chapter of Entrepreneurs Organization (EO) - the largest and most influential community of entrepreneurs in the world.  Finnian helps people ‘love their path’ so they can feel content with a life lived in the now. As an entrepreneur, Finnian built and exited two multi-million dollar companies in the financial industry.  He’s the Creator and Chief Visionary Officer of Intentionality.com. Using the Intentionality framework, Finnian guides people to create their path, get on their path, and stay on their path to wholeness.   Get to know more about Finnian: ⬇️ SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS and WEBSITE Personal Pages ⚫ Website - https://www.finniankelly.com/ ⚫ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/finnkelly1/ ⚫ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/thefinniankelly ⚫ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thefinniankelly/ ⚫ Twitter - https://twitter.com/TheFinnKelly ⚫ Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSn4sfzzeTB3KRscnZdcpVg   Listen as we talk about:

In the second part of Bradley's podcast episode, Tanur Badgley will be wrapping up their conversation On Creating Habits and Working Towards Who You Want to Be. Listen as they talk about what it is about writing that intertwined with his sense of purpose, tips on how to sustainably write from the heart, and his books and courses on writing.   Get to know more about Bradley: ⬇️ SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS and WEBSITE Personal Pages ⚫ Website - https://bradleycharbonneau.com ⚫ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/likoma/ ⚫ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/bradley.charbonneau.author/ ⚫ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/brathocha/ ⚫ Pinterest - https://pinterest.com/likoma/ ⚫ Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCziLtNrv00GxB5bLTY5o8HA ⚫ Another website - https://passthesourcream.com/ ⚫ Medium - https://medium.com/@passsourcream   Other affiliated sites as an author ⚫ Amazon - https://www.amazon.com/Bradley-Charbonneau/e/B00JE2AERE ⚫ GoodReads - https://www.goodreads.com/bradleycharbonneau ⚫ BookBub - https://www.bookbub.com/profile/bradley-charbonneau   Repossible ⚫ Website - https://repossible.com/ ⚫ Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/6Ix8njqBb44L39QRO2KIPZ    Listen as we talk about:

Apparently, cats have 9 lives. For most humans, it’s usually just 1. For better or worse, he is a human.  For all practical purposes and as far as any outsider could see, his life was perfect. He has his own company, lived in a house in the middle of San Francisco, and went every summer to his wife’s home country in Europe.  Yet, on the inside, he was wondering when “that life I’m supposed to be living” was going to start. He was starting to hope he was a cat because, apparently, the life he had imagined, wasn’t going to happen in this lifetime.  Until he took action on November 1, 2012.  Then everything changed.   Get to know more about Bradley: ⬇️ SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS and WEBSITE Personal Pages ⚫ Website - https://bradleycharbonneau.com ⚫ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/likoma/ ⚫ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/bradley.charbonneau.author/ ⚫ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/brathocha/ ⚫ Pinterest - https://pinterest.com/likoma/ ⚫ Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCziLtNrv00GxB5bLTY5o8HA ⚫ Another website - https://passthesourcream.com/ ⚫ Medium - https://medium.com/@passsourcream   Other affiliated sites as an author ⚫ Amazon - https://www.amazon.com/Bradley-Charbonneau/e/B00JE2AERE ⚫ GoodReads - https://www.goodreads.com/bradleycharbonneau ⚫ BookBub - https://www.bookbub.com/profile/bradley-charbonneau   Repossible ⚫ Website - https://repossible.com/ ⚫ Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/6Ix8njqBb44L39QRO2KIPZ    Listen as we talk about:

In the next five weeks, People of Purpose will be publishing the Why PoP series which was initially aired 3 years ago. This series delves into the myriad of Tanur's reasons why and how he's doubling down on his commitment to People of Purpose when he was a full-time graduate school student, middle-school teacher in San Francisco, and host of the People of Purpose podcast.   Why are we republishing it? It's because we are rededicating our commitment to bringing inspiring people whose stories help you see things differently, live with intentionality, elevate the way you live and participate in the world, and take the necessary leaps in your life to seek and find your passions.   What's in Episode 5: Growing in Gratitude? This week's episode is the fifth episode in the 5-part Why PoP series. Listen as he talks about:

In the next five weeks, People of Purpose will be publishing the Why PoP series which was initially aired 3 years ago. This series delves into the myriad of Tanur's reasons why and how he's doubling down on his commitment to People of Purpose when he was a full-time graduate school student, middle-school teacher in San Francisco, and host of the People of Purpose podcast.   Why are we republishing it? It's because we are rededicating our commitment to bringing inspiring people whose stories help you see things differently, live with intentionality, elevate the way you live and participate in the world, and take the necessary leaps in your life to seek and find your passions.   What's in Episode 4: Purposefully Navigating the Real World? This week's episode is the second episode in the 5-part Why PoP series. Listen as he talks about:

In the next five weeks, People of Purpose will be publishing the Why PoP series which was initially aired 3 years ago. This series delves into the myriad of Tanur's reasons why and how he's doubling down on his commitment to People of Purpose when he was a full-time graduate school student, middle-school teacher in San Francisco, and host of the People of Purpose podcast.   Why are we republishing it? It's because we are rededicating our commitment to bringing inspiring people whose stories help you see things differently, live with intentionality, elevate the way you live and participate in the world, and take the necessary leaps in your life to seek and find your passions.   What's in Episode 3: Building a World-Class Network/Team/Family? This week's episode is the third episode in the 5-part Why PoP series. Listen as he talks about:

In the next five weeks, People of Purpose will be publishing the Why PoP series which was initially aired 3 years ago. This series delves into the myriad of Tanur's reasons why and how he's doubling down on his commitment to People of Purpose when he was a full-time graduate school student, middle-school teacher in San Francisco, and host of the People of Purpose podcast.   Why are we republishing it? It's because we are rededicating our commitment to bringing inspiring people whose stories help you see things differently, live with intentionality, elevate the way you live and participate in the world, and take the necessary leaps in your life to seek and find your passions.   What's in Episode 2: Taking the Leap? This week's episode is the second episode in the 5-part Why PoP series. Listen as he talks about:

In the next five weeks, People of Purpose will be publishing the Why PoP series which was initially aired 3 years ago. This series delves into the myriad of Tanur's reasons why and how he's doubling down on his commitment to People of Purpose when he was a full-time graduate school student, middle-school teacher in San Francisco, and host of the People of Purpose podcast.   Why are we republishing it? It's because we are rededicating our commitment to bringing inspiring people whose stories help you see things differently, live with intentionality, elevate the way you live and participate in the world, and take the necessary leaps in your life to seek and find your passions.   What's in Episode 1: Tanur's Purpose? This week's episode is the first episode in the 5-part Why PoP series. Listen as he talks about:

In the second part of Jason's podcast episode, Tanur Badgley will be wrapping up their conversation on Helping People Find Their Higher Purpose and Develop The Nomadic Wealth Necessary to Control Their Own Future. Listen as they talk about the importance of his morning planning sessions and how he uses it to capture his sense of purpose on a daily basis, knowing what you need to work on each day to achieve your goals, his advice on bridging the gap between 9 to 5 work and entrepreneurship, what makes him stand out in his ability to draw the inner greatness in someone else, and how he sees his purpose evolve in the next 10 to 20 years.   Get to know more about Jason: ⬇️ SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS and WEBSITE Personal Pages ⚫ Website - https://jasonstapleton.locals.com/ ⚫ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thejasonstapleton/ ⚫ Twitter - https://twitter.com/jason_stapleton ⚫ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6CIAhTIE-mvGDpj3FEDUvw   Wealth, Power, & Influence with Jason Stapleton ⚫ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/theliveshowtv/ ⚫ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/jasonstapletonshow   Listen as we talk about:

Jason Stapleton is an American entrepreneur, podcaster, business coach, and trusted marketing and brand consultant. He grew his first company, Trade Empowered, into a multi-million dollar brand as one of the largest and most well-respected trading education companies in the world. Six years after founding Trade Empowered, Jason started "The Jason Stapleton Program," a podcast focused on economics and current events. Within 18 months, his podcast was the number one libertarian podcast on iTunes, with over 30,000 daily listeners. Today, Jason teaches aspiring entrepreneurs how to bridge the gap between 9-5 employment and a life of true freedom, as well as coaching established entrepreneurs on increasing the influence they have in their market, so they can maximize their profits and create more abundant and rewarding life.   Get to know more about Jason: ⬇️ SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS and WEBSITE Personal Pages ⚫ Website - https://jasonstapleton.locals.com/ ⚫ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thejasonstapleton/ ⚫ Twitter - https://twitter.com/jason_stapleton ⚫ Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6CIAhTIE-mvGDpj3FEDUvw   Wealth, Power, & Influence with Jason Stapleton ⚫ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/theliveshowtv/ ⚫ Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/user/jasonstapletonshow   Listen as we talk about:

In the second part of Carolin's podcast episode, Tanur Badgley will be wrapping up their conversation on Co-creating Cultures of Connection and Flow with Purpose-driven Entrepreneurs and Social Innovators. Listen as they talk about what it is about organizing events and conference that she felt a connection and flow with purpose-driven individuals, how she changed through the different periods of her life, the direction she is heading through, and what her next big thing will be, what it is about coaching and culture that captures her sense of purpose and stamps her mini legacy, and last but not least her wise words on communication.   Get to know more about Carolin: ⬇️ SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS and WEBSITE Personal Pages ⚫ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolin-zeitler/   The Impact Collective ⚫ Website - http://theimpactcollective.eu/   Listen as we talk about:

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On one of her travels after she graduated high school, Carolin Zeitler met a woman who studied dance therapy. When she heard the term, she knew this was what she needed to study. A couple of years later, she started to study dance therapy. The training did so much for her and her personal development and for that alone it was worth doing. She then became an instructor and a member of the board of examiners at the dance therapy institute, where they developed training for coaches who would use movement and expression as two of their main tools in coaching. Later in Qatar, she built a communication coaching company, as well as a women’s empowerment initiative from scratch. They built a community, offered year-round events, like workshops, masterminds, and smaller conferences to keep the How Women Work (HWW) community engaged. She then moved to a little island where she's been living her purpose in smaller ways by giving workshops at festivals, coaching one-to-one clients, ghostwriting books for entrepreneurs. Recently she's gotten involved in the Gaianet project, which has given her a chance to discover new ways of working together and organizing a company. Her work has always been about flow, connection, culture, inclusion, and growth.   Get to know more about Carolin: ⬇️ SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS and WEBSITE Personal Pages ⚫ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolin-zeitler/   The Impact Collective ⚫ Website - http://theimpactcollective.eu/   Listen as we talk about:

In the second part of Evan's podcast episode, PoP's Podcast Manager, Tom Wilcox will be wrapping up their conversation on Living A Life of Significance In The Areas That Matter Most Listen as they talk about loving one’s self in the process of change, his personal experience in getting therapy, and how grateful he is for it, the legacy he wants to leave in this world, and what does it mean to accept Jesus Christ.   Get to know more about Evan: ⬇️ SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS and WEBSITE Personal Pages ⚫ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/evanherrman ⚫ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/evanherrman/   The Whole Person Podcast with Evan Herrman ⚫ Website - http://www.thewholepersonpodcast.com/ ⚫ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheWholePersonPodcastwithEvanHerrman   Listen as we talk about:

Evan Herrman graduated from Oral Roberts University, married for 10 years with two boys and another boy on the way. He loves personal growth and reading. He is a real estate agent by day and a podcast host by night. Evan is a superhero to his children and a wonderful husband to his wife. He has been on a personal growth journey the majority of his life trying to figure out how to become the perfect version of himself when he found out it was impossible. It wasn’t until he learned how to love himself that he starts seeing the change that he wanted in his life. He has now learned how to love himself through the process and journey of change without seeking a destination but enjoying the journey and sharing it with everyone along the way so that if they can relate to any part of the journey they can see it modeled.   Get to know more about Evan: ⬇️ SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS and WEBSITE Personal Pages ⚫ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/evanherrman ⚫ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/evanherrman/   The Whole Person Podcast with Evan Herrman ⚫ Website - http://www.thewholepersonpodcast.com/ ⚫ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheWholePersonPodcastwithEvanHerrman   Listen as we talk about:

In the second part of Ellen's podcast episode, PoP's Podcast Manager, Tom Wilcox will be wrapping up their conversation on Honoring Her Daughter’s Memory by Making a Difference For Others. Listen as they talk about the lifetime achievement award she received from Barrack Obama, her advice to the younger people, and the SEA Foundation’s "pass it forward" culture.   Get to know more about Ellen: ⬇️ SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS and WEBSITE Personal Pages ⚫ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/EmilysGift/ ⚫ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ellen.r.shane/ ⚫ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ellen-shane-0b685612/   Emily Shane Foundation ⚫ Website - https://emilyshane.org/ ⚫ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/emilyshanefoundation ⚫ Twitter - https://twitter.com/emilyroseshane ⚫ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/emilyshanefoundation/ ⚫ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/emily-shane-foundation-5709a7ab/   Book ⚫ Emily's Gift - The True Story of Sherlock and Jackson - Book available here!   Listen as we talk about:

Ellen Shane was originally from Montreal, Canada. She moved to Los Angeles in 1996, just before the birth of her third child, Emily, in July 1996. Emily's tragic murder at the age of 13 in April 2010 changed her life - and that of her family - forever. Emily was in 8th grade and in middle school when she was killed. They created the 501(c)3 nonprofit charity that bears her name very soon afterward. Initially, it was a site where people logged good deeds performed in Emily’s memory to honor her persona. After two years of enduring the court system regarding the homicide, she felt compelled to do more to honor her memory and help others. Emily struggled academically due to dyslexia and processing issues. She fell in a “grey” area, not needing or even qualifying for any type of special education, yet facing challenges for her knowledge and ability to be reflected in her academic performance. Ellen had worked with her for many years, but starting in middle school, that became a less than harmonious arrangement. Children in middle school are at the age of shifting from their parents as being the major influence in their lives, to their peers. Emily wanted to be independent and resented my constant questioning and help - it became a battle. It was her husband who observed that while she could help her with her academic difficulties, the result by 8th grade was major disharmony. Her husband wisely told her to go back to being Emily’s mother - not her tutor and constant force of focusing on her homework, grades, etc. They turned to outside help. After experimenting (hiring very experienced teachers, educational therapists), the surprising result was that she performed the best with university students. It became clear why; they are young, and a middle schooler can easily relate to them. Also, there is a comfort level. Rather than someone older, who is perceived as an authoritarian figure, a university student is at an age to which a middle schooler can easily relate to. Besides, they make ideal role models, as they are in university. Ellen's experience with Emily, in which she learned firsthand that there is nothing in the school system to address children who fit her profile (a middle school student in the mainstream classroom who risks academic failure) led her to be clear on what she could do. She created the SEA (Successful Educational Achievement) Program to support those children who risked failure in the mainstream middle school classroom like Emily with the type of support they specifically needed to perform to their best academic ability. Unlike Emily, the SEA Program is solely available to those students who could not otherwise afford the type of intensive and individualized academic tutoring, and mentorship SEA provides. Ellen teamed up with a middle school teacher who had taught for over 40 years, and he helped her put the Program together. She brought her perspective as a parent; he, as an experienced educator. She decided to only focus on middle school-aged children, not only because Emily was in middle school, but because it is a critical time to “catch” those students who “don’t fit the mold” and help set them on the path to success. If a child is below grade level in one or more subjects or is lost in math, for example, addressing the issue and offering solutions are far better than having them pushed ahead to high school when they would be truly lost. Not only does SEA allow students to have the support necessary in the subjects in which they are failing or truly struggling, the vetted and trained mentor/tutors also focus on two key areas: organizational skills and study skills. The only “cost” of participation: each child must perform one good deed or act of kindness for another, and it must be entered on our website. It is important to note that SEA hires mostly university students or recent grads. They provide a source of meaningful employment. In addition to the SEA Program, she has a private practice for grief support. Ellen is not formally credentialed but studied grief extensively and took a course for practitioners with David Kessler (a known “grief guru”). Also - she has written a children’s book, a true story titled “Emily’s Gift: The True Story of Sherlock and Jackson”. It is the first in a series of true stories about their dogs. She has won several awards for her work with the SEA Program. While the creation of SEA was a way to cope with Emily’s death by being proactive, and she loves that their work and mission is all in her memory, what drives her now are the results. There is nothing more rewarding than giving a child the opportunity for a brighter future. The results of SEA motivates Ellen to continue - and ideally expand (they just need the resources to do so). Two of the awards she has received that are of note: A Lifetime Achievement Award from President Obama in 2015, and A Malibu Times Citizen of the Year Award in 2013.     Get to know more about Ellen: ⬇️ SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS and WEBSITE Personal Pages ⚫ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/EmilysGift/ ⚫ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ellen.r.shane/ ⚫ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ellen-shane-0b685612/   Emily Shane Foundation ⚫ Website - https://emilyshane.org/ ⚫ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/emilyshanefoundation ⚫ Twitter - https://twitter.com/emilyroseshane ⚫ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/emilyshanefoundation/ ⚫ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/emily-shane-foundation-5709a7ab/   Book ⚫ Emily's Gift - The True Story of Sherlock and Jackson - Book available here!     Listen as we talk about:

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Welcome to Our Channel DigitalBox!In this video AdColony's Sr. Account Manager Betül Gül and Sr. Account Manager Elan Tanur are talking about how did pandemic affected the South Africa's mobile world, communication with the customers of the South Africa sales team, which industries are more affected and what actions were taken about this topic. DigitalBox'a Hoş Geldiniz!Bu videomuzda AdColony Sr. Account Manager Betül Gül and Günay Afrika Sr. Account Manager Elan Tanur, COVID-19'un Güney Afrika bölgesini dijital alanda genel olarak nasıl etkilediğinden, en çok hangi endüstrilerin etkilendiğinden ve bu konuda aldıkları önlemlerden bahsediyorlar.

Bryan Falchuk is a best-selling author, speaker, and life coach. He has faced major adversities and learned how to overcome and achieve. From obesity to running marathons, from career struggles to success as a C-level executive, from watching illness threaten his family to finding lasting health, he has been through many lessons he used to develop his unique approach to inspiring others to succeed. Bryan's best-selling first book, Do a Day, which he shared in episode 15, teaches the philosophy he developed to find your true motivation, set meaningful goals and achieve them by freeing yourself of the judgment of the past and fear of the future. His latest book, The 50 75 100 Solution: Build Better Relationships, helps people see the power they have to make their relationships healthier and happier. Both his books come directly from his experience facing his own barriers so he could move his life forward. Bryan's work has been featured in many top publications like Inc. Magazine, Business Insider, The LA Times, Chicago Tribune and more. He is a frequent speaker at corporate events, conferences, universities and has spoken at multiple TEDx events. He has been a featured guest on over 150 podcasts and radio shows and hosts his own weekly show, The Do a Day Podcast, which Tanur joined in Episode 46.   Get to know more about Bryan : ⬇️ SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS and WEBSITE Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/bryanfalchuk Instagram - http://www.instagram.com/bryanfalchuk Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/bryanfalchuk Website - https://bryanfalchuk.com/ BOOKS Do a Day - https://www.doadaybook.com/ The 50 75 100 Solution: Build Better Relationships - https://5075100.com/ TEDx TALKS  https://bryanfalchuk.com/tedx/ PODCAST The Do a Day Podcast - https://www.doadaybook.com/podcast/   Mentioned in this Episode:

Quinntin Ruiz Since Quinntin Ruiz was seven years old, he had the ambition to become a doctor and find a cure for Downs syndrome (DS). He worked hard enough to earn his way into Pomona College, the #1 ranked college in the U.S. according to Forbes, and to do research at the University of California, Irvine, one of only two colleges in the U.S. that specialize in DS research. However, after over eight hundred hours of research, he was disappointed with the inefficiencies and the slow progress of academic research.  He thought there had to be a better way and chose to pursue the startup path. After running major marketing campaigns for HomeHero, a venture-backed startup dedicated to helping families find affordable in-home care for their loved ones, he was hooked. He fell in love with the fast-paced nature of startups and looked to accelerate the difference he made in the world and donate a large portion of his earning to aid in DS research and towards effective altruism charities.  He created his first startup called Cartpool when he was nineteen years old, an on-demand food delivery startup for college students. This was at the time when PostMates and UberEats were just starting to enter the market. He raised over 6-figures from an angel investor and expanded the startup to eight colleges in southern California. After realizing the business was a “race-to-the-bottom” economic model, he decided to shut it down three years later. For a year, he worked as the COO of Rasur Foundation International, a nonprofit dedicated to helping parents overcome adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) so parents don’t pass that pain on to their children. There, he helped create a product niche, grow the team, and automate sales and marketing systems.  Currently, he is a co-founder of Hero International, an education startup dedicated to helping empower a thousand purpose-driven entrepreneurs to build sustainable companies in the next five years. His startup was considered one of the top 10% of companies that applied to YC Startup School and 1% of company profits are donated to Kiva, a non-profit focused on empowering low-income entrepreneurs from around the world to grow their businesses.    George Lantay A lifelong student of the human experience, George began his journey in meditation at the age of 7 and started facilitating transformational work professionally at the age of 15. After spending 6 years working in 5 psychology research labs studying optimized work culture, working in numerous positions facilitating teambuilding and leadership development, and teaching martial arts, meditation, and dance all in and around the #1 ranked US psychology school UNC Chapel Hill, George spent 2 years traveling learning from personal development masters around the world and realized that what he had found was 10x more effective than anything he had seen in psychology and organizational development work in the US. Upon this realization, George founded Hero University with the vision of creating a place where people could have everything they need to become purpose-driven entrepreneurs. Through the use of advanced emotional intelligence training alongside inner storytelling, the course he teaches personally empowers entrepreneurs to create the emotional reality of what they want to build to drive business results and impact for the people they serve.   You can find out more about Quinntin Ruiz and George Lantay in the links below: Website - https://www.herouniversity.life/hero-university-fellowship-page-universal35870336 Social Media Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/herouniversitylife/   References 80,000 Hours - https://80000hours.org/ The 4-Hour Workweek - https://www.amazon.com/4-Hour-Workweek-Escape-Live-Anywhere/dp/0307465357 This Is Water: Some Thoughts, Delivered on a Significant Occasion, about Living a Compassionate Life by David Foster Wallace -  https://www.amazon.com/This-Water-Delivered-Significant-Compassionate/dp/0316068225   Listen as we talk about: Finding purpose outside the traditional college system. Why we must surround ourselves with the people we want to become. Their personal takes on entrepreneurship and how we are all entrepreneurs at some level. Their curriculum for young entrepreneurs on Hero University: Getting past our adverse childhood experiences through storytelling and emotional intelligence. How the best leaders make decisions through intuition and the available tools to develop this consciousness.   Join or follow our purpose seeking podcast community at the following social media channels: Facebook Instagram YouTube Channel Facebook Group - Purpose Seekers   Sign up for the Bi-Weekly Newsletter by clicking the link: https://mailchi.mp/35a0bfec9762/peopleofpurpose   Rate and Review the People of Purpose Podcast channels: We will greatly appreciate it if you can leave a rating and a short review of how your People of Purpose experience has been. Feedbacks and reviews from awesome people like you will help us know what People of Purpose has been doing great. Here are the instructions on how to leave a rating and review in Apple Podcasts. It would be cool too if you can leave your review on Spotify, Google Play, and other relevant places where our podcast can be found.   To contact Tanur with a podcast opportunity, email him at peopleofpurposepodcast@gmail.com   Help More Find Their Purpose by Donating to the Podcast

Shout out to PODCORN for sponsoring today's episode of People of Purpose!   For the better part of the last decade, Rich has been immersed in the multitude of yoga teachings across many lineages as well as a deep study of the various shamanic healing arts in South America. He tends to redirect questions about what style of yoga he teaches, as he has thoroughly enjoyed Hatha, Ashtanga, Iyengar, and various of the other cleverly thought out styles and philosophies of yoga and movement medicines. Rich feels there is wisdom to be gleaned from all of these art forms, and incorporate aspects of all of them into my offerings for my students. The path towards union is as varied as the faces of those that practice. He has been blessed to be both student and teacher across many parts of the world, from bustling cities like New York London, Barcelona, and the Florida Keys, to deep in the rainforest of Peru, Key West, Thailand, Bali, and in the presence of masters in India. The amazing list of countries he has had the honor to be of service in is ever-growing. Rich's path to the self has included deep immersion and study in the shamanic arts, studying with individuals and tribes alike, including the people of the Shipibo, Matses, and Yawanawa. Many of the lessons he has learned regarding our truest nature and the workings of our energetic body are interwoven into my teaching style. He is ever grateful for his students and honored to hold space for their development. The gathering and growing of his global tribe is the highest honor and gift.   You can find out more about Rich D’amaru in the links below : ⬇️ Website Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/triplevisionintent/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/richdamaru/?hl=en   Listen as we talk about: His process of transformation from being a nuclear engineer and tattoo artist to becoming an Ayahuasca Shaman. Why he chooses to empower rather than to use power over anybody.   Tanur's Top 7 Takeaways from an Ayahuasca Shaman  Get excited and inspired by hiccups in life - they are the silver lining that forces us to think outside the box. There are no such things as investments - energy always comes back to us - we don’t need to save energy as if it will go away After enough leaps of faith through your fears, you know that surrender feels best The importance of changing  our patterns to access our purpose - use discomfort as an instrument of the divine Journaling is thinking with intention -  kind of the opposite of meditation  Humans are made for the tribe - the synergy of two is greater than the sum of its parts - serving the whole serves the individual best Trust in the power of your voice - You have everything you need - Invest in your heart’s voice and it will create space to find your tribe and community.   A big thanks to PODCORN for sponsoring today’s People of Purpose episode! Looking for brand sponsorship and collaboration that shares the same vision with your podcast? Connect with PODCORN using the link below to explore and know more about the PODCORN community. Check the link below. https://podcorn.com/podcasters/   Join or follow our purpose seeking podcast community at the following social media channels: Facebook Instagram YouTube Channel Facebook Group - Purpose Seekers   Sign up for the Bi-Weekly Newsletter by clicking the link: https://mailchi.mp/35a0bfec9762/peopleofpurpose   Rate and Review the People of Purpose Podcast channels: We will greatly appreciate it if you can leave a rating and a short review of how your People of Purpose experience has been. Feedbacks and reviews from awesome people like you will help us know what People of Purpose has been doing great. Here are the instructions on how to leave a rating and review in Apple Podcasts. It would be cool too if you can leave your review on Spotify, Google Play, and other relevant places where our podcast can be found.   To contact Tanur with a podcast opportunity, email him at peopleofpurposepodcast@gmail.com   Help More Find Their Purpose by Donating to the Podcast

Philip Louden is a good friend and a 28-year-old 7 Figure Ecommerce Entrepreneur who I recently went to a two-day long Ayahuasca retreat with. This is an exceptional episode in which you get to hear Philip, and I reflect on our experiences with Ayahuasca and go through some of the major lessons we have learned from working with this ancient medicine.   You can find out more about Philip in the links below: Social Media Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/phil_louden/ Podcast (COMING SOON on iTunes!) Influencers of Purpose Bookclub - Email us on the addresses below to join and know more! Hello@PhilipLouden.com peopleofpurpose@gmail.com   Listen as Tanur and Phil share about: How they tapped into their heart intelligence to better align with their purpose Why Ayahuasca feels like a right of passage Why there’s no need to make decisions when you follow the breadcrumbs in front of you How keenly aware they both become on their family lineage and generational conditioning   If you are interested in joining the next round of Phil and Tanur's Book Club Mastermind reach out to us on the new People of Purpose website Contact us page. Check this link ---> www.peopleofpurpose.rocks/   Join or follow our purpose seeking podcast community at the following social media channels: Facebook Instagram YouTube Channel Facebook Group - Purpose Seekers   Sign up for the Bi-Weekly Newsletter by clicking the link: https://mailchi.mp/35a0bfec9762/peopleofpurpose   Rate and Review the People of Purpose Podcast channels: We will greatly appreciate it if you can leave a rating and a short review of how your People of Purpose experience has been. Feedbacks and reviews from awesome people like you will help us know what People of Purpose has been doing great. Here are the instructions on how to leave a rating and review in Apple Podcasts. It would be cool too if you can leave your review on Spotify, Google Play, and other relevant places where our podcast can be found.   To contact Tanur with a podcast opportunity, email him at peopleofpurposepodcast@gmail.com   Help More Find Their Purpose by Donating to the Podcast

Shout out to PODCORN for sponsoring today's episode of People of Purpose! Wendy May is a purpose guide, conscious-business coach, Enneagram teacher, and human-experience designer. She started on her purpose path in 2015 after leaving a 15-year career in corporate leadership and organizational consulting. Wendy is the founder of a purpose-business that uses biodegradable glitter as a vehicle for ecological education. She recently published her first book, introducing a new paradigm of purpose work: Regenerative Purpose: The Dynamic Nature of the Way We Choose Work. Through her writing, speaking, private coaching, and group retreats, Wendy supports others in soul purpose alignment so that we can create a world of work that works for everyone.    You can find out more about Wendy May in the links below: Website Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/heywendymay Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/wendymay___/ Kaistara - kaistara.com   Books Regenerative Purpose - https://www.kaistara.com/regenerative-purpose   Listen as we talk about: How she views purpose as the way of living, rather than a form. How purpose happens and flows to us if we cultivate specific qualities within ourselves. Her coaching called Life Reboot that focuses on transition, de-identifying your old self, releasing one's self into void space, and having the patience, trust, and courage to step into the unknown. Regenerative purpose being a way of experiencing life and being aligned with yourself but also in a co-creative conversation with the collective. How clinging to form of purpose blocks the flow of nature and life.   A big thanks to PODCORN for sponsoring today’s People of Purpose episode! Looking for brand sponsorship and collaboration that shares the same vision with your podcast? Connect with PODCORN using the link below to explore and know more about the PODCORN community. Check the link below. https://podcorn.com/podcasters/   Join or follow our purpose seeking podcast community at the following social media channels: Facebook Instagram YouTube Channel Facebook Group - Purpose Seekers   Sign up for the Bi-Weekly Newsletter by clicking the link: https://mailchi.mp/35a0bfec9762/peopleofpurpose   Rate and Review the People of Purpose Podcast channels: We will greatly appreciate it if you can leave a rating and a short review of how your People of Purpose experience has been. Feedbacks and reviews from awesome people like you will help us know what People of Purpose has been doing great. Here are the instructions on how to leave a rating and review in Apple Podcasts. It would be cool too if you can leave your review on Spotify, Google Play, and other relevant places where our podcast can be found.   To contact Tanur with a podcast opportunity, email him at peopleofpurposepodcast@gmail.com   Help More Find Their Purpose by Donating to the Podcast

Jim Thebaut is a Los Angeles based documentary filmmaker and the president of The Chronicles Group. Jim has applied his distinctive storytelling and visual style over a multitude of topics including history and true crime, but the last two decades of environmental upheaval have demanded he focus on the growing threat and unforeseen impacts of climate change. Since the creation of his non-profit media company in 2000, Thebaut has been making films to raise awareness of coming to the global water crisis, food shortages and the resulting dire effect on international security.  Thebaut’s catalogue of documentaries on climate change has awakened and activated a large audience. These titles include “Running Dry,” The American Southwest, Are We Running Dry,” “Beyond the Brink,” and “California’s Watershed: Beyond the Brink.”  Throughout his career, Jim Thebaut has written, produced and directed an array of prominent, socially significant productions, including his 1992 Cable Ace Award-nominated "America Undercover" documentary for HBO, “The Iceman Tapes - Conversations with a Killer.” He has also produced A&E’s “Bad Cops” and “Execution at Midnight.”  Thebaut was the executive producer for the CBS television dramatic special “A Deadly Business,” which exposed organized crime's involvement in the toxic waste business. He also directed/produced the documentary for Public Television, “The Cold War and Beyond,” which explored the Cold War brinksmanship between the U.S. and the Soviet Union. Prior to Thebaut's film career, he was a Regional Environmental Planner and responsible for numerous Environmental Impact Statements, Energy and Environmental Planning studies in Washington State, Idaho, Oregon and Alaska. Thebaut holds degrees from the University of Washington, San Francisco State University and UCLA.   You can find out more about Jim Thebaut in the links below: Website Running Dry - https://runningdry.org/world.html Beyond The Brink - https://beyondthebrinkdocumentary.org/   Documentary The Cold War and Beyond - https://www.amazon.com/Cold-Beyond-President-Gerald-Ford/dp/B077V4HWZM Running Dry - https://www.amazon.com/Running-Dry-Feature-Jane-Seymour/dp/B002L0JKLC Beyond The Brink - https://www.amazon.com/Beyond-Brink-James-C-Thebaut/dp/B07BKV4YLF   Listen as we talk about: How climate change and other environmental crises made today as the most dangerous periods of the world and how this is interconnected to us living in a common ecological system. The importance and power of media in communicating, educating, and raising awareness to people about dire issues that have severe environmental impact. How Jim as an educator and a regional environmental planner uses his body of work to point out environmental issues and implement solutions. The role of global partnership, societal unity, regional planning, and collective contribution in developing lifetime solutions to save humanity. How you can contribute to your little ways of saving our planet, our only home.   Join or follow our purpose seeking podcast community at the following social media channels: Facebook Instagram YouTube Channel Facebook Group - Purpose Seekers   Sign up for the Bi-Weekly Newsletter by clicking the link: https://mailchi.mp/35a0bfec9762/peopleofpurpose   Rate and Review the People of Purpose Podcast channels: We will greatly appreciate it if you can leave a rating and a short review of how your People of Purpose experience has been. Feedbacks and reviews from awesome people like you will help us know what People of Purpose has been doing great. Here are the instructions on how to leave a rating and review in Apple Podcasts. It would be cool too if you can leave your review on Spotify, Google Play, and other relevant places where our podcast can be found.   To contact Tanur with a podcast opportunity, email him at peopleofpurposepodcast@gmail.com   Help More Find Their Purpose by Donating to the Podcast

Gabrielle Glancy has been an entrepreneur since the age of four when she sold stickballs for ten cents less than cost back to the boys who had hit them onto her grandfather’s roof in Sea Gate, Coney Island, where she grew up. Just before founding New Vision Learning, at the height of the dot com boom, Ms. Glancy invented Facebook (before there was such a thing) and called it Townsquare.com. The founder of eBay, whose daughter she had helped get into Williams, told her it was a brilliant idea, but that to generate revenue, she would need to sell ads. Selling ads seemed like selling out, and so she founded New Vision Learning instead. As a teacher, educational consultant and college counselor, for nearly thirty years, Gabrielle Glancy has been in the business of helping students find and realize their dreams. Not only has she helped countless students find a way to harness their strengths to overcome their challenges — to learn how to learn — but as Director of New Vision Learning, she has helped thousands of students — all over the Bay Area, New York City, Los Angeles, across the U.S., and all over the world, locate and get into the colleges of their dreams.  Throughout her career, she has worked in admissions three separate times at three different and highly respected colleges and universities. She knows exactly what it takes to get in and that helps her every day as she guides students through the college application process.  She has taught at some of the most prestigious secondary schools, colleges and universities in the world including The University of San Francisco, New College, Lang College, The New School for Social Research, Saint Ann’s School for Gifted and Talented in New York City, Crystal Springs Uplands School in Hillsborough, California, The American-International School of Israel, The American School in London, and Villanova Prep, where she helped foreign and American students abroad (including boys from Eton and St. Paul’s in London) prepare for the SATs and apply to college.  For the past several years, she has been Series Editor of Best College Essays 2014, 2016 and 2018. And she has authored THE book on writing college essays called The Art of the College Essay, one of the bestselling books on the subject. Her new book, UNSTUCK, which helps students free themselves from writer's block, is now out.  Gabrielle Glancy has been awarded Teacher of the Year by the National Association for Teachers of the ARTS, and won the European Council of Independent School’s prize for educational writing. Her essay, “The Best You Know How to Be” was published in their journal. She is also a widely published writer. Her work has appeared in The New Yorker, The Paris Review and The American Poetry Review. She has been featured on NPR and in USA Today.   You can find out more about Gabrielle Glancy in the links below: Website - https://newvisionlearning.org/ Book  - UNSTUCK: How to Break Through Writer’s Block, Find Your Voice and Get into the College of your Dreams   References The Slight Edge by Jeff Olson - https://www.amazon.com/Slight-Edge-Turning-Disciplines-Happiness/dp/1626340463 The Power of Positive Thinking by Dr. Norman Vincent Peale - https://www.amazon.com/Power-Positive-Thinking-Norman-Vincent/dp/0743234804 The Secret by Rhonda Byrne - https://www.amazon.com/Secret-Rhonda-Byrne/dp/1582701709 The Inner Game of Tennis by W Timothy Gallwey - https://www.amazon.com/Inner-Game-Tennis-ultimate-performance-ebook/dp/B00OTU5K4I   Listen as we talk about: How she founded New Vision Learning and how it aims to help students across the world to find and realize their dreams How to find your way out when you feel stuck Setting goals on what you want and identifying the blockers Internal manifestation of one's dream Her writer's block experience and how to break through it Her dreams of gathering people from all over the world to talk, understand and solve world problems   Join or follow our purpose seeking podcast community at the following social media channels: Facebook Instagram YouTube Channel Facebook Group - Purpose Seekers   Sign up for the Bi-Weekly Newsletter by clicking the link: https://mailchi.mp/35a0bfec9762/peopleofpurpose   Rate and Review the People of Purpose Podcast channels: We will greatly appreciate it if you can leave a rating and a short review of how your People of Purpose experience has been. Feedbacks and reviews from awesome people like you will help us know what People of Purpose has been doing great. Here are the instructions on how to leave a rating and review in Apple Podcasts. It would be cool too if you can leave your review on Spotify, Google Play, and other relevant places where our podcast can be found.   To contact Tanur with a podcast opportunity, email him at peopleofpurposepodcast@gmail.com   Help More Find Their Purpose by Donating to the Podcast

Bowen Dwelle was born in 1970 and raised and lived most of his life in San Francisco. He now lives outside the machine, #homefree, and mobile in his van, spending much of his time in the high mountains of the American West. He did not discover his purpose until recently. He fell into a first career in software at an early age because they had computers around the house and finds it very fascinating. He got good at working on it and there were a lot of interesting jobs that had to do with computers as the internet was just coming online in the mid-’90s. Even as he succeeded in his first career, he knew that he does not want to continue on that path. As Bowen said, “I didn’t know what my path was, but I knew that wasn’t it”. Along the way, he managed to start a business on his own, a small conference that gradually became a successful business. He worked on it for many years that it became successful enough to be sold in early 2015. The process of unearthing his purpose went in parallel with unwinding the depression that he had experienced for much of my life. He thinks it goes hand in hand. He was depressed because he didn’t have a purpose, and as a man, aimlessness is failure. He didn’t have purpose because his intuition wasn’t working—and for the same reason, he couldn’t move beyond his anxious and depressed state of mind. He couldn’t hear the messages or see the signs, so he didn’t know which way to go. As he gradually reawakened my intuition, he began to see indications of what mattered to him and of what was keeping him in such a low place emotionally. Finally, he emerged and was able to connect with his intuition, and with a sense of real purpose.  You can find out more about Bowen Dwelle in the links below: Website - https://bowendwelle.com Second Sight Coaching - https://secondsight.coach/.   References Anti-Fragile by Nassim Taleb - https://www.amazon.com/Antifragile-Things-That-Disorder-Incerto/dp/0812979680 Lost Connections by Johaan Hari - https://thelostconnections.com/ The Way of the Superior Man by David Deida - https://www.amazon.com/Way-Superior-Man-Challenges-Anniversary/dp/1622038320   Listen as we talk about: The meaning and power of intuition How intuition works similarly with learning a new skill and how it needs to be consistently put into use to be familiar and good with it How we are made to use our intuition over constant decision making that has been a big factor in anxiety and depression and anxiety Advice on how to retire early and earn your freedom as quickly as possible Tapping and speaking into the power of intuition in leading us to our purpose Awakening through ourselves and making use of our natural abilities as much as we possibly can   Join or follow our purpose seeking podcast community at the following social media channels: Facebook Instagram YouTube Channel Facebook Group - Purpose Seekers   Sign up for the Bi-Weekly Newsletter by clicking the link: https://mailchi.mp/35a0bfec9762/peopleofpurpose   Rate and Review the People of Purpose Podcast channels: We will greatly appreciate it if you can leave a rating and a short review of how your People of Purpose experience has been. Feedbacks and reviews from awesome people like you will help us know what People of Purpose has been doing great. Here are the instructions on how to leave a rating and review in Apple Podcasts. It would be cool too if you can leave your review on Spotify, Google Play, and other relevant places where our podcast can be found.   To contact Tanur with a podcast opportunity, email him at peopleofpurposepodcast@gmail.com   Help More Find Their Purpose by Donating to the Podcast

Two years into creating and hosting People of Purpose, I sustained the podcast through challenges such as an intensive one year master’s degree and teaching Residency program, the startup of a three state, three partner real estate investing business, and making the decision to get engaged, married, and move back to Thailand. And now People of Purpose has a team of five! Listen in this interview as I reflect on the different stages and challenges in my journey of purpose the day after my Thai fiance received her visa to the U.S.   In this interview I was in Bangkok and interviewed by my valued friend Nikita Yatchenko while he was visiting family in Moscow. I think our interview captured so many of the challenges people who are on purposeful paths are facing. Topics like staying true to the goals you’ve made to yourself as you and your circumstances change - pursuing money within purpose - maintaining self care while having an enormous amount of responsibility. These are each so important to develop a stance toward and have a proactive plan in place for how you will handle all the shifts that come when pursuing a personally purposeful path. I absolutely loved sharing my thoughts and experiences on these pressing and impactful topics.   Listen as we talk about:  How Tanur and Nikita met  The beginning of Tanur's purpose journey  Staying true to the goals you’ve made to yourself  Personal integrity  Pursuing money within purpose  Maintaining self care while having an enormous amount of responsibility  Sharing his experiences  Sustaining the podcast     Sign up or hear more about our Path to Purpose course here   Join our purpose seeking podcast community at...   Facebook   Instagram   YouTube Channel   Facebook Group - Purpose Seekers   Sign up for the Bi-Weekly Newsletter: mailchi.mp/peopleofpurpose   Help More Find Their Purpose by Donating to the Podcast

Bryan Falchuk was a guest of People of Purpose on episode 015. He came into my life by serendipity on his 80 something podcast interview. His story of losing more than 100 pounds and overcoming the pain of his wife's battle with cancer is inspirational. Today he runs marathons and inspires people to live a better life every day through his book, Ted Talks, and now his podcast Do a Day. He asked me to be a guest on his podcast to share my story of how I used my rock bottom experience nearly dying after a major fall at Yosemite National Park to live a life more alive and purpose driven. Below is his writeup:  "After suffering many injuries and a major concussion when he fell off the side of a mountain, Tanur was forced to relook at the idea of purpose, the choices we make to relearn life, and how to actually live it.  Tanur had me on his show a while ago, and I was blown away by the depth of his soul and his humanness, and knew I had to have him on my show one day. Let's just say I wasn't let down." Tanur Badgley is a school teacher, blogger, and host of his own podcast, People of Purpose. Fascinated with understanding the unique gifts he's been given and how he is shaped into a higher purpose when he chooses to live with full appreciation of these gifts. At age 19, during the summer break after his freshman year of college, Tanur was hiking in Yosemite National park with his father and younger brother. When his younger brother decided to venture off the beaten path and got stuck, Tanur found himself on a small ledge with no safe way down. Tanur ended up barrel rolling down the mountain, and sustained multiple injuries, but miraculously none of them were fatal.  Three years later, Tanur finished college without a plan or purpose. he found himself working a soulless corporate sales job, battling depression, and suffering from a second concussion. He finally found his path and purpose in 2015 when he packed up and moved to Phrae, Thailand to become an English teacher to 400 5th and 6th graders. During this time he kept up his blog, Student of the World, with information he found out about himself and the world through teaching, volunteering on a organic farm in Cambodia, trekking to Mt. Everest Bas Camp, sitting for a 5-day meditation course, and his month-long yoga teacher training certification course in Rishikesh, India.   One year later, Tanur felt happy and whole with his new life style, so he decided not to renew his teaching contract, opting instead to vagabond and couch-surf across Southeast Asia, the U.S., and Canada through family and friends. During this time, Tanur started his podcast, People of Purpose, in October of 2017 because he felt compelled to go beyond himself and begin a project that shares the stories and wisdom of all the purposeful people he met along the way. People of Purpose features guests who live with a high degree of intentionality, are leading communities toward positive change, and are treading a path that is very authentic to their passions and purpose. People of Purpose has expanded to now include a biweekly newsletter where Tanur shares what he's been experiencing and dwelling on to grow in his purpose and how they can be applied to your life as well.  After 15 months of odd jobs and moving around, Tanur finally moved to San Francisco in July of 2018 where he's working on getting his Masters of Education in one year through an accelerated program and teaches 7th grade at a urban, public-charter school in San Francisco. Tanur is driven by the purpose he can express through each of his endeavors and projects and the consistency of learning and challenging that helps him grow into his purpose which is "to be a conduit of God's love by accepting everything He is, opening himself to learning challenges through difference, and using his gifts to live, purposefully, in order to help others find their purposes and fulfill their potential." You can follow Tanur on his journey through Facebook and Instagram at @peopleofpurposepodast Bryan has been so generous to grant me republishing rights so we could share this with the People of Purpose audience.  Listen as we talk about:  How intentionality and purpose are the key themes to both this interview and Tanur's life journey  How Tanur chose the more risky choice while on the ledge with his brother, and it turned out to be the more foolish choice.   How Tanur was frustrated with the rescue team because they focused their help on him, while his brother was still on the ledge and in danger.  How he got his second concussion while he was angry because he was on the wrong life path and letting it effecting his day to day.  How Tanur got to focus on himself while healing from his head injury and it helped him define his purpose and how to live for his own interests.  How he dropped everything in America and moved to Thailand to pursue a more peaceful life.  How he used the time and the new perspective to move forward from his last relationship.  How Tanur is positive that he wouldn't be where he is now if not for the travel or the concussions.   How his teaching job has allowed him to see that teaching is the most proactive force for good.  How difficult walking the line between being in the world, but not of the world is for him.          Sign up or hear more about our Path to Purpose course via peopleofpurposepodcast@gmail.com   Join our purpose seeking podcast community at...   Facebook   Instagram   YouTube Channel   Facebook Group - Purpose Seekers     Sign up for the Monthly Newsletter by emailing: peopleofpurposepodcast@gmail.com   Help More Find Their Purpose by Donating to the Podcast  

Tanur Badgley is a school teacher, blogger, and host of the People of Purpose podcast. He is fascinated with understanding the unique gifts he has been given and how he is shaped into a higher purpose when he chooses to live with full appreciation of those gifts. He believes we all have these gifts and can use them to unlock our infinite potential through pursuing our purpose. Tanur started his own path to purpose after a near-death experience falling at Yosemite National Park at the age of 19. Three years later he finished out college without a plan or a purpose to pursue. He found himself working a soulless corporate sales job, battling with depression from a devastating breakup, and eventually lying a dark room in the cold Minnesota winter after suffering his second major concussion. After three weeks of healing in the dark and two months of rehabilitation, Tanur was able to learn how to truly listen to from  his heart. During his work disability, he put in motion everything he needed to move to Thailand. and become a teacher.  In September of 2015 Tanur moved Phrae, Thailand where he taught and tutored English to 400 local 5th and 6th grade students from surrounding villages. He wrote nearly everyday in Thailand regularly publishing themes of his learning in his widely read Student Of the World Blog. He infused his blog with what he learned about himself and the world through teaching in Thailand, volunteering on an organic farm in Cambodia, trekking to Mount Everest Base Camp, sitting for a 5-day silent meditation course, and his month-long yoga teacher training certification course in Rishikesh, India. Just over one year after moving Tanur found himself much happier and whole. He decided not to renew his teaching contract opting instead to choose an indefinite period of vagabonding and couch-surfing Southeast Asia, the U.S. and Canada through family, friends, and followers from the U.S. and Canada. This period lasted for 15 months. It was in this period that Tanur created, launched, and began hosting his People of Purpose podcast in October of 2017.  He felt compelled to go beyond himself to begin a project that shares the stories and wisdom of all the wonderful purposeful people he had met throughout his personal journey into purpose. People of Purpose features guests who live with a high degree of intentionality, are leading communities for positive change, and are treading a path that is very authentic to their passions and purpose. The podcast constantly inspires him and those listening to better align intentions with actions to live a more fulfilling and inspired life. In its first year the podcast has featured 30+ guests and 40+ total episodes. People of Purpose (PoP) has expanded to now include a regular newsletter where Tanur shares what takeaways on what he's been experiencing and thinking about to grow in his purpose and how they can be applied to your life too. The podcast has now added a private coaching practice called Path to Purpose. Tanur expects a fully-interactive, comprehensive online course will be made available in 2019 that draws from the practices he's learned from his guests and his personal path of purpose. In July of 2018 after 15 months of traveling, teaching online, and finding odd jobs Tanur moved to San Francisco, California. He is completing an accelerated one-year Master's of Education program and teaching credential as a full-time student and 7th grade social studies co-teacher at an urban, public- charter school in San Francisco. He is driven by the purpose he can express through through each of his endeavors and projects and the consistency of learning and challenge that helps him grow in his purpose which is "to be a conduit of God's love by accepting everything he is, opening himself to learning challenges through difference, and using his gifts to live purposefully in order to help others find their purpose and fulfill their potential." Key Points from the Episode with Tanur Badgley: Intentionality and purpose are the key themes to both this interview and Tanur's life journey. Tanur talks about decisions to experience via immersion so you get full-in rather than dipping your toes into things is how you can really grow. We talked about the intersection of immersion and introspection. When Tanur was 19, he, his younger brother and father spent part of their summer hiking and climbing in Yosemite National Park. His brother took a route off the path, which landed him stuck unable to get down from where he had gotten as many of the rocks he used to climb up had loosened and fallen out. Tanur went to try to help him, and ended up stranded on a small ledge with his brother. He tried to go for a ledge above them, grabbed hold and started to make it up until rocks let go under his hand as he was one grab from the top, sending him spinning head over heals over and over again as he tumbled down over 100 feet. He landed on his butt, but had hit his head multiple times, and finally stopped in the waterfall they were climbing by. While the wiser choice would have been to stay on the ledge and wait for search and rescue, he chose a bolder path which ended up being the foolish path. Tanur soon passed out from his injuries and head trauma while his brother was still stuck on the ledge. Their father finally made it to the top via a safer route and then saw what happened and quickly went to get help, which took seven hours and took them into night time. He remembers moments of consciousness where he was frustrated that the help was focused on him while he brother was still in danger. Tanur saw himself as being as hurt as he could possibly be while his brother could fall off the ledge. He had whiplash, a concussion and fractures in his cervical spine as well as deep tissue injuries to his butt – all of which he still deals with today. Somehow, in the moments after the fall, he felt a lot of peace. He made it, he was still there, and he was overall ok, which gave him a sense of not squandering his opportunity in life. To get to a point of not squandering opportunity, he needed to know his purpose in life, and sought to learn more. Of course, that needed to wait slightly while he recovered from the damage to his body and brain, and was totally reliant on his father to care for him for several weeks and even more as he worked on the injury to his brain. Three years later, Tanur found himself in a similar situation – he got another concussion while playing basketball. He was angry and it was impacting his decisions and behavior, so it wasn't surprising to him that he ended up in a situation where he would get hurt. He had lost his grandmother, broken up with his girlfriend, and was in a sales job he did not like, which just meant things were boiling up inside of him, and because his life wasn't aligned with what he cares about, he wasn't making progress in dealing with everything. With the space from all of it that his doctor's note excusing him from work for a month due to his concussion, he dug into the self-work to face the pain and anger. Through his work, he focused on how to live a life that wasn't for someone else but was for his own interests. He dropped everything and decided to move to Thailand to become an English teacher, meditate and live in a more peaceful way. He also used the time to finally move forward from his last relationship. We hit on the irony of how bad relationships can be harder to get over than the good ones. He is clear that he wouldn't be where he is today if not for the travel but even for the concussions. He finds himself thankful for both of those experiences. His work as a teacher showed him how it is the most proactive force for good. It's about saving lives before they go down a bad path, if you see it that way. He sees it as requiring you to be a role model and a constant life-long learner who builds up themself to keep growing. It's about connecting with people as more than just a transaction but a true relationship. Tanur talked about a very interesting struggle to fit in the box of society enough to actually fit into the world while also being removed from the game of it enough to be able to be fine if it all goes away or trouble befalls you. Links: Websites: PeopleofPurpose.com Podcast: Apple Podcasts, Google Play & Stitcher Radio (Hear me on Episode 16) Blog: https://studentoftheworldblog.wordpress.com Facebook: @peopleofpurposepodcast Instagram: @peopleofpurposepodcast Twitter: @peopleofpurposepodcast Subscribe to The Do a Day Podcast       Keep Growing with Do a Day Get the book in print, Kindle, iBooks, Audiobookand more - even get a personally-signedcopy from Bryan Falchuk Get started on your journey to Better with the Big Goal Exercise Work with Bryan as your coach, or hire him to speak at your next event

Knesset to vote on Haredi draft bill Today the Knesset is set to vote on a new bill that significantly re-writes the law on ultra-orthodox exemption from the I-D-F. In the past, members of this community were not required to enlist into the army on religious grounds but this exemption was struck down by the courts last year forcing the government to reach a new compromise. Knesset to vote on Haredi draft bill Rabbi Ariel Konstantyn, Founding Rabbi At The Tel Aviv Int'l Synagogue and Rabbi Dov Halbertal, Former Head Of The Office Of The Chief Rabbi Of Israel speaking at ILTV Studio about a law that would require the Orthodox community to meet annual quotas by 95%. U.S. army makes major Israeli buy The U.S. army has just made a massive new purchase of Israeli Military Tech. This new deal valued at 193 million dollars will see American tanks upgraded with Israel's cutting edge ‘trophy' defense system. ‘Till politics do we part When it comes to certain personal bonds including both divorce and marriage, Israeli law strictly follows Jewish law. As a result, the state only legally recognizes marriages performed by an official member of the Jewish rabbinate. A practice that Israel's Foreign Ministry has seemingly just supported with a new video, one which has already come under fire by critics across the political spectrum. Knesset to host ‘children under occupation' Palestinian children from East Jerusalem are heading inside Israel's borders today for an event that will surely be talked about for months to come. for the first time ever, the Knesset is hosting an open conference, called ‘Children of the occupation' to discuss the realities, difficulties, and hopefully, solutions regarding what Palestinian children face while living in the occupied West Bank. 6. New app could save soldiers' lives The I-D-F has just begun releasing a new military app designed to help prevent soldiers from being abducted by terrorists or rescue ones who already have been. Development began back in 2016, a few years following the tragic murder of three Israeli teens who were abducted and then executed by Palestinian Terrorists in the West Bank. A tragedy that ultimately exploded into the 2014 Gaza war, ‘operation protective edge'. Yazidi survivors find help in Israel Of all the horrors unleashed by the Islamic state, the genocide of the Yazidi minority in Iraq and Syria is among the most horrific. Israel has forged a bond with Yazidi survivors over the years but now a group of N-G-O-'s and Israel's Foreign Ministry have just held an incredible joint effort. One that brought a group of Yazidis all the way from Iraq here to Israel to train them in the fine art of medical clowning. The next generation of Solar Tech Dr. Giora Dishon, CEO of Utilight speaking at ILTV Studio about an Israeli company that is paving the way for the future of technology with their revolutionary solar- cell printing technology that is better, faster and cheaper than ever before. A gourmet meal, ready in minutes Bologn-Esay pasta. Chili con Carnee. A bowl of hot oatmeal with season berries mixed in. What do these delicious foods have in common? Well until now, you'd need a gourmet chef to help you prepare all three, but welcome to the future: An Israeli Startup says they can deliver these meals pre-made in freeze-dried pods ready to eat in just three minutes flat. Hebrew word Of The Day: TANUR | תנור= OVEN Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today's word is "Tanur" which means "oven" See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hear my story, what People of Purpose is all about, and how you can get involved in this introduction to the podcast. Hear more about my journey through my written blog - Letters to myself I started while teaching in Thailand where I ruminate on what I'm learning from my journeys into cultural immersion, self exploration, and spirituality. https://studentoftheworldblog.wordpress.com/   ***Corrections - the blog and email group has changed to a private Facebook group. It's the same concept just a different medium of communication. Also I am available for your private message on Facebook and Instagram*** If you want the ultimate engagement join our intentional group "Purpose Seekers” from the Facebook page. Join in longer form discussions, link up with accountability partners, and share in opportunities and challenges to better know and grow in your purpose. Get personalized resources and guidance to help you trek along your personal path of purpose.  https://www.facebook.com/groups/370599930049519/?source_id=146822282503735

Welcome to the inaugural podcast sponsored by Flaster/Greenberg PC, a law firm headquartered in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, with offices in Egg Harbor Township, Morristown, Trenton, and Vineland. We also have offices in Philadelphia, PA and Wilmington, DE. This podcast is co-sponsored by Isdaner & Co. LLC, a certified public accounting firm in Bala Cywyd, PA. In this podcast, we present a discussion about strategies for managing personal wealth through planned giving, with a review of the latest changes in tax laws regarding donations of property and uses of IRA and other pension assets in charitable giving. The program was recorded May 22, 2007 at the Pyramid Club in Philadelphia. Speakers (profiles are hyperlinked to the speakers' names) Ruth Tanur, CPA, of Isdaner & Co. LLC Michael P. Spiro, Esq., of Flaster/Greenberg PC Download the podcast here (76.9 mb stereo MP3 file, 00:56:03 duration). Produced by Professional Podcasts LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ. Keywords: Cherry Hill, Philadelphia, Isdaner, accounting, Flaster,Greenberg,Spiro,Tanur,NJ, podcast, lubetkin,pension,tax,charitable giving,wealth management,Pension Protection Act,S corporation,private foundation,donation,charitable remainder trust