The Relentless Pursuit Podcast

For this season’s Book Club episode, we finish off LOVE MONTH by reading Bob Goff’s inspiring book that reminds us that love is simple when we commit to loving everybody, always. 

Loving ourselves often falls at the bottom of our list...if it even makes it on our list at all. In our conversation with Julie Gentile,  we learn why self-care should only be at the top of our list, but how it helps us maximize everything else. Julie Gentile is an award-winning author, yoga instructor, and self-care advocate. Her books include 108 Yoga and Self-Care Practices for Busy Mamas and H...

Who is my neighbor? It's an easy enough ideal to extend love to others, but in this conversation we explore many of the  barriers that may come between our love and our neighbor, and how we can overcome them.

In our opening episode of Season 3, we share another unscripted conversation with one another about what it means to have someone who you call "your person" in your life, and how we fulfill this for one another!

It feels like 2021 can’t come fast enough. In this final conversation of Season 2 of the podcast, we share our vision of the upcoming year, asking “Who do I want to be in 2021?”

Before we say goodbye to 2020 for good, it’s important we spend some time reflecting on what we were hoping this year would be...and on what we actually got. 

We sit down with Jason Waller, US Army veteran and founder of his executive coaching and leadership development practice, and explore what it truly means to have “resiliency” - especially in the context of what 2020 brought to us. Jason R. Waller is a US Army combat veteran and intelligence officer who deployed to Iraq, Afghanistan, and other areas of Asia during his 15-year military career. After...

We often talk about developing our leadership skills, but at the same time we are far more likely to be a follower in one way or another. Do we ever talk about how to follow?

Why does everything have to be a side hustle? How do we get back to hobbies - those self-driven, non-monetized interest - as a virtue? 

We have realized that it is so, so important for us genuinely express gratitude for the all the love, wonder, and beauty in our lives. 

We get pretty honest with each other and with all of you as we share the (many) ways we’re far, far from perfect. 

From videos, blogs, courses, podcasts, and the full wealth of the Information Age, we have a conversation about how we see learning as an ongoing and essential part of our lives.

For this season’s Book Club episode we read Ibram X. Kendi’s How To Be An Anti-Racist . 

We speak with positive psychologist Kasey Lloyd about the meaning of minimalism and the relationship between a person and their possessions. 

We might speak English, but are we learning to speak the languages of love, gratitude, apology, and more in the way others  would speak them? 

Humans have an enormous appetite for stories. The most powerful stories are the ones we tell about ourselves.

Quality relationships require us to maintain a steadfast combination of two important ingredients.

Our relationship to our beloved screens can get...complicated. Especially when it inhibits us from appreciating the people and the beauty right in front of us.

America is almost back to school, and it looks nothing like what we’re used to. 

Every great achiever is influenced by those who came before them. Who are the people who influence and inspire your pursuits?

We loaded up our minivan and took a family road trip this summer. Here’s how it went and what we learned. 

We always say we have things that matter to us, but do they actually get the attention they deserve? Here how we’ve been making room for the values and priorities in our life. 

We sit down with Randy and Dawn Witt, the founders of Illinois’s largest water park, Raging Waves.

We discuss Theodore Roosevelt’s famous description of “The Man in the Arena” and how courage, confidence, and engagement lead to the experiences worth living for. 

We sit down with Melisa and Leo Spizzirri, masters in their respective industries and pursuing the most out of themselves, their careers, and their family.