It's a bonus session with Jake Deucey, author of The Purpose Principles.

Here's what's coming up.

We have so much opportunity to explore and discover more about who we are and what we like and what we're capable of and the ways that we can shine our, share our smile, shine our light on to others.

You don't find joy out of things and paychecks. You find joy out of like being a positive light and finding opportunities

wherever there are to like smile and to just experience light and like see how beautiful

it is. Here we go.

Yo, what's up, y'all?

Welcome back to the sessions.

I'm your host, Sean Croxton.

Thank you so much for tuning in once again. Today, I've got a bonus episode for you. And I'm really inspired right now. I'm just really geeked up right now. I very seldom, you may know this, I very seldom listen to my own podcast. I don't very seldom listen to the episodes because I just can't deal with the sound of my voice.

I'm just weird like that.

And for the last hour, I just been kicking back listening to this particular episode with Jake.

And it's one that we recorded in February of 2015 for Underground Bonus Radio.

And it was a huge hit with the listeners.

And there's just so much inspiring stuff in here. You huge hit with the listeners.

And there's just so much inspiring stuff in here.

You know, at the time, Jake was 23 years old.

He had just released his second book, The Purpose Principles, which is such a good book.

It's a real page turner.

I think everybody out there needs to read it.

His first book was called Into the Wind and he's got another book coming out in June called Profit from Happiness, so he'll be back on the show with a brand new episode really soon. And there's just so much knowledge in here, and it's just so impressive that it comes from such a young man. And since we recorded this since we recorded this, this episode, Jake and I have become friends. Like, we hang out. We're both local. I'm in San Diego. He's in Sanitas, I believe, and we'll hang out and we'll talk about Bob Proctor stuff and personal development and just life in general. He's just a really, really good dude. I'm really happy that I know him. I'm happy that you're going to get to know him over this next hour or so if you haven't heard this episode before. I got some guests coming up. So we don't have a new guest this week, of course. But next week we've got Tara Mackie,

who wrote a brilliant book called Cured by Nature. The story is redunculus. It's a really, really wild story, and so I'm really

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