Honesty…is it a lonely word? Join us as we try to get to the truth about this core value and why it is important to our relationships.

Tanner joins us in this episode and talks about his passion for music and how it and his love for people have shaped his life and career path.

“C’mon, let’s go, it’ll be fun.” These are words often heard just before spontaneity occurs, opening the door to perhaps some new adventure or things not done before. Spontaneity urges us out of our comfort zone and often creates lasting memories.

It’s a roll of the dice as to who sits next to you when you get a seat on an airplane. Mike recounts an engaging experience of a morning flight to LAX.

Heroes don’t always wear capes, and sometimes they may be hard to spot. But everyday heroes are out there making a difference for sometimes one or sometimes many, and they are doing what needs to be done to help those in need.

Those that we connect with, often become our friends. The deeper the connection – the closer we become, and the more we share, laugh, cry, listen, and are there for each other. Friendships can be the gold thread in the fabric of our lives.

Why did that happen? How does that work? What do you think? What was your experience like? Curiosity is the gateway to understanding why something happened, how things work, and a persons perspective. When we are curious, the door to lifelong learning is wide open.

Timing is everything, a chance encounter or conversation can alter the course of our lives. A glimpse into our personal story shows how a sliding door moment brought our two lives together.

Having a mantra can help us keep focused on what we deem important in life. Sometimes even old adages and sage advice can keep us from trouble. We share our mantras, how they’ve helped us, and ways we’ve kept them in the forefront of our thoughts.

We read everyday without really thinking about it.  Something magical happens when we read aloud, as the story seems comes to life before us.  Our love for reading and the shared story inspired us to share our experiences and why we continue to love to read aloud as adults.