Jeffrey Ko
The Better Life Project
Welcome to The Better Life Project — a podcast for people who want to grow, live with purpose, and build a better life one step at a time. Each episode offers thoughtful conversations, practical wisdom, and simple encouragement for everyday life. Whether it is relationships, parenting, finances, personal growth, or finding direction, this podcast is here to remind you that meaningful change often begins with small, consistent choices.
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Episodes
The Art of Rest 25.04.2026 16:09
When was the last time you truly did nothing? Not scrolling. Not multitasking. Not “relaxing” while still mentally running a hundred miles an hour. Just… stopped. In this episode, we challenge the idea that being busy equals being productive—and uncover why rest might actually be the most powerful thing you can do for your life. From the science of how your brain literally cleans itself during res...
The 1% Rule 19.04.2026 10:48
What if you didn't need a dramatic transformation to change your life? No new year, no rock bottom, no life-altering wake-up call. What if you just needed one percent? In this pilot episode, we explore one of the most quietly powerful ideas in human psychology — the compounding effect of small, consistent improvement. And why the people who change the most are rarely the ones who tried the hardest...
The Power of Saying No 19.04.2026 16:41
Most of us were raised to believe that saying no is selfish. That our value is tied to how helpful, available, and agreeable we can be. And we carried that belief straight into adulthood — into our relationships, our workplaces, and our families — until there was nothing left to give. This episode is about unlearning that. About the science and the psychology behind boundaries, and what happens to...
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