Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things

It's the work on me weekend segment and today you'll hear Keri talk about doing what's right for you, managing our own expectations and how this podcast will adjust a bit going forward. 

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In episode 614 of Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things, we are back with our Wednesday segments which is all about mindset education consisting of experts sharing mindset education, our Connected Conversation series, meditations and once a month a kid's perspective to help you open your mind to new ideas as well.

Each month you'll be hearing from our kid co-host, Aiden. My hope is that it will expand your mindset and maybe have a conversation with a kid in your life. 

On this episode, Aiden talks about his thoughts on going back to school still during a pandemic and why he values community and friendships so much. 

It's the work on me weekend segment and today you'll hear Keri talk about the importance of checking in with those in your life.

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In episode 611 of Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things, I am sharing a repost from 1 year ago about a group chat on the arts.

We are back with our Wednesday segment where I chat with various experts and a new series I call, Connected Conversations.

Each episode will feature an episode from an expert teaching on a topic or a conversation with a group of other people discussing an important topic.  Each conversation will somehow relate to humanity, human connection, human rights or becoming a more extraordinary person.

This episode is part of the Connected Conversations series where we talk about the arts, why they're important, how to make them survive and thrive during tough time using technology and how different countries are promoting the arts around the world.  You'll hear 3 guests from around the world giving their input to this conversation. 

In episode 610 I chat with Martin Sawa who chased the American Dream. Did his cutthroat journey break him or see him reach his greatest achievement? He refused to let poverty define his future. After growing up the son of immigrants, he quit his day job to become a real estate salesperson working solely on commission. As Sawa pushed his career forward making bigger deals at each painstaking step up he had one hand on the prize he'd dreamed of for years. But with stress driving him to alcoholism and poor choices, it took tragedy to force him to confront the true cost of his sacrifices. Was the financial wealth worth the price of his soul? Listen and find out.

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It's the work on me weekend segment and today you'll hear Keri talk about why and how to get go of perfection and be kinder to ourselves and more genuine in who we really are. 

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In episode 608 of Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things, we are back with our Wednesday Mindset series which includes expert talks, connected conversations, meditation/mantras and talks with Aiden.

This episode is part of our connected conversations and it's with 2 of my co-hosts: Patty and Lee.  Each month you'll hear a segment we call, "Let's Talk" where we chat about an important topic.

In this episode we chat about traveling. 

Also joining us are Hannah and Ivan. 

You'll hear us chat about how to travel, what travel teaches you, how to make it a lifestyle if you want and more. 

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In episode 607 I'm brining back a favorite of mine where I chat with Sean Swarner, who redefined Impossible by becoming the only person in history to climb the highest mountain on every continent, trek to the South & North Poles, and complete the Hawaii Ironman all with one lung.

Listen as he chats about:

• His first cancer diagnosis as a kid and the second one he got later in life
• The positive influence his parents had on his mindset 
• Why he wanted to use the highest platform in the world to scream hope and why he chose Mt. Everest first
• The importance of mindset training
• How he chose the summits in what order and why he wanted to be the first cancer survivor to climb Mt. Everest with his HOPE flag
• What his biggest fear is
• The emotional last 100 miles of his first climb
• What the people were like on his climbing trip and how they dealt with different personality types
• Why he now takes other survivors on trips with him and how's he's doing it
• Why he says you need to know why you're here and how he's helping others find their core values

It's the work on me weekend segment and today you'll hear Keri talk about how to adjust when it feels like things aren't working.

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