THINK BETTER SOON *the positive podcast

JP and I talk about "culture."    We discuss how our values and beliefs need to be evident in our actions as we make contributions to all the various groups we are engaged. We talk about our personal philosophy, our family culture and work culture.

The importance of good habits and how we can make time to plan everything from what we eat, what we read and when we exercise.   Developng positive daily habits helps us to think and live better and helps us with making good plans in all areas of our life. 

"Process saves us from the poverty of our intentions."  -Elizabeth King JP and I jaw about the importance of planning and having great processes that help us attain our goals!

-  "Life is too short to think small" -  Use "Action" to capitalize on the "Magic of Now" -  A person is the product of their thoughts

In this final episode of 2022, JP and I talk about how life is like the changing seasons. We focus on identifying if you are in any "winters of life" and discuss how to "pivot" into spring, which is an exciting time! We hope you enjoy this episode and look forward to a full year of episodes in 2023!

In this episode JP and I discuss the importance of encouraging the people we love.  It will be our greatest legacy we leave behind, the love we gave and the support we provide to those who matter the most to us! 

JP Bradley joins me as co-host.  This is a very exciting development in the podcast, we also add video to the mix. JP and I discuss the importance of a postive metal outlook and finish with some thoughts on being "unrealistic" in life! We hope you enjoy!

In this second episode, I spend some time discussing Jim Rohn work, "The Art of Exceptional Living" and have an announcement of my pending co-host, who will be present for episode three. The big reveal is at the end of the epsiode!  I hope you enjoy!

This is the debut episode of "Think Better Soon" by your host Jason Newland.   In this episode we discuss what this pod is going to be about! I have always been obessed with truth.  I just love ideas and concepts that have been tested and have withstood the test of time. In this pilot episode, I discuss Harvey Penick's "Little Red Book" and his thoughts on the importance of saying what w...