Ted Lasso… My Inspiration!

Episode 9 of the The Knowing... A Life in Stories Podcast with Jesse de Leon podcast, hosted by Jesse de Leon, titled "Ted Lasso… My Inspiration!" was published on February 6, 2024 and runs 14 minutes.

February 6, 2024 ·14m · The Knowing... A Life in Stories Podcast with Jesse de Leon

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Episode Description

In this episode I talk about my new/old favorite tv series streaming on Apple TV, Ted Lasso!
I am so excited to introduce the show to you and all of its many poignant themes as it relates to life and the human condition.

I also mention a couple of my favorite hair and skincare products so make sure to go to my YouTube channel to check out my new haircut!

Products mentioned in this episode are:

Separator by Raha - Contact Jessie for purchase.

Organic Castor Oil, which can be purchased on Amazon or at WholeFoods.

The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle

Podcast produced by: Clanton Creative

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