Ericast 248 - Billy and Hal
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Every so often I come across a podcast where I think, "My 'tribe' needs to hear that!" And then I realize that I've begun to use social media buzzwords like 'tribe' and then I go repent and then I come back and do what I had originally planned to do. So, courtesy of Billy Murphy and the Forever Jobless podcast, this week's episode features an introduction to Hal Elrod.
I'm doing much better with his "Can't Change It" philosophy than I am with the "Miracle Morning," which is in a similar vein to Jeff Sanders' "5 a.m. Miracle" -- and both are hard for me to do more than verbally assent to. But, assent is probably the first step...?
(No, the Ericast isn't going to become something worse than a clip-show where we just take clips from other people's podcasts... but Billy's interview with Hal is worth your time. If you want to hear the rest of the interview, head to his Forever Jobless site and fill in the gaps for yourself.)
Questions? Comments? Call 206-339-3742 (a.k.a. 206-339-ERIC) and let me know what you think!
Every so often I come across a podcast where I think, "My 'tribe' needs to hear that!" And then I realize that I've begun to use social media buzzwords like 'tribe' and then I go repent and then I come back and do what I had originally planned to do. So, courtesy of Billy Murphy and the Forever Jobless podcast, this week's episode features an introduction to Hal Elrod.
I'm doing much better with his "Can't Change It" philosophy than I am with the "Miracle Morning," which is in a similar vein to Jeff Sanders' "5 a.m. Miracle" -- and both are hard for me to do more than verbally assent to. But, assent is probably the first step...?
(No, the Ericast isn't going to become something worse than a clip-show where we just take clips from other people's podcasts... but Billy's interview with Hal is worth your time. If you want to hear the rest of the interview, head to his Forever Jobless site and fill in the gaps for yourself.)
Questions? Comments? Call 206-339-3742 (a.k.a. 206-339-ERIC) and let me know what you think!
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