#5 - Wesley Eames

Episode 5 of the Rebellion of Excellence podcast, hosted by Kobe Golden Chapman, titled "#5 - Wesley Eames" was published on December 5, 2023 and runs 67 minutes.

December 5, 2023 ·67m · Rebellion of Excellence

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Summary

Today I get to talk with Wesley Eames. He's a husband, father, entrepreneur, and good friend of mine. We discuss the businesses he has started and is involved in as well as some of the lessons learned in the along the way. We also talk about the importance of education, continual learning, and fatherhood. We discuss the idea that an "apprenticeship relationship" is required to become educated, as Jordan B. Peterson has said. And we finished off our conversation with some insightful thoughts on prayer and Wesley's and my relationship with it.

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Today I get to talk with Wesley Eames. He's a husband, father, entrepreneur, and good friend of mine. We discuss the businesses he has started and is involved in as well as some of the lessons learned in the along the way. We also talk about the importance of education, continual learning, and fatherhood. We discuss the idea that an "apprenticeship relationship" is required to become educated, as Jordan B. Peterson has said. And we finished off our conversation with some insightful thoughts on prayer and Wesley's and my relationship with it.

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