Less Show, More Soul.

An episode of the Good Life Project podcast, hosted by Jonathan Fields / Acast, titled "Less Show, More Soul." was published on August 7, 2014 and runs 4 minutes.

August 7, 2014 ·4m · Good Life Project

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Summary

So, we're having a bit of fun in August, calling it the "GLP Summer Jam."Instead of our longer interviews this month, we're doing a full month of short and sweet visual essay jam sessions. It's a great way to get you thinking about bigger questions as you shift your energy down a bit, slow down and take some time to explore the bigger ideas that'll let you set up the second half of the year with a sense of greater purpose and alignment.Plus this 2 to 5-minute format is perfect for viewing on vacation or on the go!First up is a visual essay version of something I wrote a while back entitled "Less Show, More Soul." It'll take you on a quick journey to the Mexican Riviera and a big lesson I learned in a very public way. One that I still explore on a regular basis. It's about coming from a place of integrity and service, rather than posturing and theater.Big takeaway...An audience stays as long as you perform. A community stays as long as you serve. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode Description

So, we're having a bit of fun in August, calling it the "GLP Summer Jam."

Instead of our longer interviews this month, we're doing a full month of short and sweet visual essay jam sessions. It's a great way to get you thinking about bigger questions as you shift your energy down a bit, slow down and take some time to explore the bigger ideas that'll let you set up the second half of the year with a sense of greater purpose and alignment.

Plus this 2 to 5-minute format is perfect for viewing on vacation or on the go!

First up is a visual essay version of something I wrote a while back entitled "Less Show, More Soul." It'll take you on a quick journey to the Mexican Riviera and a big lesson I learned in a very public way. One that I still explore on a regular basis. It's about coming from a place of integrity and service, rather than posturing and theater.

Big takeaway...

An audience stays as long as you perform. A community stays as long as you serve.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.