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🗓️ 24 August 2017
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Ten months ago I invited my mom to talk with me in a radio studio about how she lived inspired through our fire and beyond... that's how this podcast began. There wasn't a grandiose plan, but there was a clear vision: To connect as a community and live a bit more inspired each week.
500,000 + downloads later, top 20 business on iTunes & Inc. Magazine... and the rest is history. Thanks for being part of it.
Instead of following the predictable, well-traveled path of the majority: Let's commit to traveling the road less traveled. One of faithfulness, courage, resilience, hope, possibility, and lit by the truth that the best is yet to come.
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0:00.0 | Welcome to the Live Inspired podcast with John O'Leary. |
0:06.9 | John is the number one national bestselling author of the book On Fire. |
0:11.3 | He's a world-class inspirational speaker and he's the host of the Live-inspired podcast. |
0:16.4 | John interviews extraordinary individuals on their life story so that you can wake up from accidental |
0:22.5 | living and more fully live your life story. Here's your host, John O'Leary. Well, hello, my friends, |
0:30.4 | this is John O'Leary, and welcome to the Live-inspired podcast. It is an honor and a delight to have |
0:37.4 | you with us as we recap season four. |
0:41.8 | You know, one of the great joys of this program and my show and our role in actively listening |
0:48.2 | is to bring in exciting guests to learn more about their stories, their life, their lessons, their successes, their |
0:55.4 | failures, and ultimately what it means for us. What I love about the recap, though, is that I get |
1:01.8 | to summarize for those of us who are maybe just tuning in, or maybe it's been eight or nine |
1:08.0 | weeks since you heard these folks share their story a little bit more |
1:11.1 | about their story and a little bit about what that podcast, what that interview, what their lessons |
1:19.0 | taught me. So I am delighted to spend this podcast with you unpacking the lives and the lessons |
1:26.7 | from season four as we share some amazing stories |
1:31.4 | and the work that they're doing, the lessons they're teaching, and again, what it means for each |
1:36.1 | one of us. In preparing for today, I was trying to think of what is it about these eight guests |
1:41.9 | that pulls everybody together? |
1:45.8 | What's that thread? |
1:55.3 | And in thinking this through, I came across a poem that I bet maybe some of you have bumped into at some point during your journey. |
1:58.4 | And if not, I'd be extremely surprised. |
2:20.7 | This poem was first written in 1916. The author's name is Robert. What's the last name? Robert Frost. Robert Frost. It's called the road not taken. The road not taken. It's four stanzas long. And I think this is the poem that actually is the path taken in some regards by all eight of our guests today. So I'm going to read you this poem. |
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