Hey everyone, welcome back to On Purpose, the number one health podcast in the world.

Thanks to each and every one of you that come back every week to listen, learn and grow.

Now last month we put out an episode, a special one with my friend Lewis Hous,

where we dived into relationships. We talked about whether it was possible to be with one person

for your entire life and whether you could really, truly know someone deeply with very little time

with them. Now this month we talked about another fascinating topic. Maybe you grew up with some

thoughts around money like money is the root of all evil or maybe you grew up with a thought that

money doesn't matter. Now we had a really fascinating conversation about whether you can

have money and be spiritual, whether you can be doing good in the world and doing good for yourself.

If you are someone who's ever been in that dilemma or been in that challenge or even ever had some

complicated relationship with money, I think this episode is going to be huge for you.

So make sure you listen to this one, share it with a friend too. I think we have so many issues

around our mindset around money which creates so many issues in our life with money. I hope you enjoy it.

I'm Ian J.R. here and a year ago J and I were having conversations and we said what

would they be interesting if we do a new series where J's got one of the biggest shows in the world.

I've been doing my show for a long time and we said what if it could come together and do a different

topic, a different theme, a different style of conversation where we're typically interviewing other

people. I said let's create something where it's like awkward conversations or awkward therapy.

Where neither of us are therapists but J has this incredible background from

being a monk and really being a meditator for a long time in your life and having the mindset of

this monk mindset where I have the more of the athlete mindset playing sports my whole life at a

high level. We said what if we could bring our real world experience from these different perspectives

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