I am so glad you could join us. I'm your host Mo Gaudet. This podcast is nothing more than a conversation between two good friends sharing inspiring life stories and perhaps

some nuggets of wisdom along the way.

This is your invitation to slow down with us.

Welcome to slow more. Before I talk to you about today, I want to read to you one of the reviews that I received on Apple Podcasts, which really really touched me.

It's called Binge Worthy. I just read Mo's book Sol for Happy and I am feeling a huge change because of it. I am a scientist and an agnostic and was convinced for the first time in my life

that there is more to our existence than just inhabiting this body.

I was over the moon to find that he has a podcast.

I've listened to a few of the interviews already,

and they are mind-blowing. This guy exudes love. Oh my God, thank you for saying that and I could

listen to him and his fascinating guests all day. Thank you for this podcast, Mo. You have no idea the positive

difference you've made already in my life and a nice little red heart. This is

Sicily Stewart from the United States.

Sicily, I cannot thank you enough for taking the time to write such a wonderful review.

You have no idea what it means to me that my work has allowed you to think differently about life, but that you actually feel the love because I will tell you openly that this entire effort that I put in is just driven by an enormous amount of love to everyone for

every one of my guests for everyone that is listening and truly for a mission

that is trying to make things a little bit better for everyone and I think

you taking the time to tell me that is so kind and so generous. Thank you so much Sicily and

I hope that I continue to meet your expectations. Today I want to introduce

you to another person that's truly trying to make a difference. His books are about integrity and authenticity, which are topics that I think most

of us are missing in today's world. My guest is Mike Horn and Mike is an advisor, a leader, and a partner

to those who work on complex people, group and organizational challenges. He's a visionary in a way

because he's trying to say that the right way to success in life is not about

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