Live Right Now

Welcome to part 2 of the conversation on how we live affects our mental health. In this episode we discuss upbringing, taking time to process in a busy schedule, and other important ideas.

Celia Johnson is one of my greatest mentors and friends. When I started high school at the school she helped create, I felt like I could ask any question and express any opinion without judgement. I'm happy to share with you her wisdom on becoming and creating a space where people can grow into who they are meant to become.

McCord Larsen is a filmmaker and a good man. He shares here the impact of his brother taking time to teach him to play frisbee had on countless lives and generations.

"There is nothing wrong with being a positive influence in your sphere. Millions and millions of peoples lives for generations have been affected because my brother taught me how to play ultimate."

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With an oddly similar worst date experience from two completely different people, and a perspective from someone who has experienced divorce, we bring you some powerful insights on just how essential it is to communicate, and what can sometimes get in the way.

Welcome to Live Right Now, where we share insights from interviews with people about things we are all trying to figure out including relationships, finance, health, and more. Right now we are going deep into principles of what makes relationships successful, in terms of dating and marriage in a project we call Family First.

Stay tuned for future episodes published monthly.