Jonathan Smyth
Think Global: Life Overseas
A podcast that explores ways we thoughtfully engage with new cultures and forge friendships in the most unlikely of places.
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Jonathan Smyth
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Jun 9, 2026
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Episode 4 | Life Principles - Part 4: Take the Long Road Home 01.06.2021 21:49
Rushing through life isn't the best way to enjoy the journey. In this episode, we balance out last month's discussion on "walking with intention" with a different perspective - taking the long road home.
Episode 3 | Life Principles - Part 3: Walk with Intention 04.05.2021 16:52
The way we walk can be indicative of how we actually live life! In this episode we talk about what it means to walk through life with intention. How can we live a life of purpose with the end in mind?
Ep 2 | Life Principles - Part 2: Dignify the Table 06.04.2021 28:15
Through traveling the world together, Tim and Jonathan have learned a lot from different cultures. A notable difference from our American culture is the way that people around the world dine. In countries like China, England, etc. eating a meal together is slow and honorable. In this episode of Think Global we learn what it means to honor those around us, not only while dining together, but in eve...
Ep 1 | Life Principles - Part 1: Don't neglect the small things 02.03.2021 24:55
A very familiar text for many of us illustrates this basic principle. “Don’t worry about tomorrow. Today has enough trouble of its own.” Often our minds and hearts are consumed with what's happening tomorrow, next week, next month, or even next year. But all we are asked to do is just tackle today. The small things. Today. Lived well.
Introduction 01.02.2021 4:37
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