Best of Both Worlds podcast: 7 daily practices to enhance your life, with Andrea Leigh Rogers
Whatever we do daily winds up shaping our lives through sheer frequency. So any attention we pay to daily rituals will probably be paid back …Read More
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Best of Both Worlds podcast: Keep it hot – work edition
In today's episode of Best of Both Worlds, we discuss ways to rekindle the flame...with your job! Any long-term relationship can start to feel a …Read More
Best of Both Worlds podcast: Finding your life’s purpose, with Suzy Welch
Finding your purpose might sound like a graduation speech cliche. But it is a lifelong pursuit, and there are some practical ways to figure out …Read More
Best of Both Worlds podcast: How to fall in love with your weekends
When you've got little kids, weekends are not naturally relaxing -- though they can feature relaxing times if you plan ahead and make some smart …Read More
Best of Both Worlds podcast: Things making us happy now (fall edition)
Fall in general makes me happy. I know the season makes Sarah happy too, and she was excited to get to experience some fall weather …Read More
Best of Both Worlds podcast: The busy woman’s guide to reading more
Sarah and I know that reading is many people's favorite leisure time activity. It can feel challenging to fit reading into a busy life...but it …Read More
Best of Both Worlds podcast: Avoiding the comparison trap with Kate Strickler
In the modern world, it is easy to compare and despair. Once, we only saw the lives of people around us. The proverbial Joneses had …Read More
Best of Both Worlds podcast: The time-tracking manifesto
If you want to spend your time better, it helps to know where the time is going now. After all, if you don't know where …Read More
Best of Both Worlds podcast: Sharing truth, with Jen Hatmaker
When Jen Hatmaker was last on Best of Both Worlds in April 2020, the world was shut down for the pandemic. Jen was discussing a …Read More
Best of Both Worlds podcast: Big kids, bigger feelings with Alyssa Blask Campbell
Between the ages of 5-10 or so, kids are really figuring out who they are. They are still little and are with adults a lot. …Read More
