John R. Miles
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Very interesting, whether it's been Bronnie Ware's writings and her work in palliative care, Or I know Cornell University studied thousands of people who were in their third trimester of life and they all came to the same conclusion. An overwhelming percentage regret not pursuing becoming their ideal version of who they could be. And we end up waiting for so long to get that awakening.
Very interesting, whether it's been Bronnie Ware's writings and her work in palliative care, Or I know Cornell University studied thousands of people who were in their third trimester of life and they all came to the same conclusion. An overwhelming percentage regret not pursuing becoming their ideal version of who they could be. And we end up waiting for so long to get that awakening.
And so that's why I think what Henry David Thoreau wrote about is so profound because he sensed it where he was at that point in life and realized he had the opportunity to change and to evolve into that person.
And so that's why I think what Henry David Thoreau wrote about is so profound because he sensed it where he was at that point in life and realized he had the opportunity to change and to evolve into that person.
And so that's why I think what Henry David Thoreau wrote about is so profound because he sensed it where he was at that point in life and realized he had the opportunity to change and to evolve into that person.
Unfortunately, regardless of the political system, they all seem to be about one thing, and that is control.
Unfortunately, regardless of the political system, they all seem to be about one thing, and that is control.
Unfortunately, regardless of the political system, they all seem to be about one thing, and that is control.
In the United States, that's what our whole economy is based upon. That's right.
In the United States, that's what our whole economy is based upon. That's right.
In the United States, that's what our whole economy is based upon. That's right.
This all makes sense. I want to take you to a different type of crisis.
This all makes sense. I want to take you to a different type of crisis.
This all makes sense. I want to take you to a different type of crisis.
So my work on this podcast really focuses on the art and science of human flourishing. But a component of it that I've become really interested in, because similar to the calling you got in 1979, I got my own personal calling about a crisis that was unfolding worldwide. And I call it the crisis of mattering.
So my work on this podcast really focuses on the art and science of human flourishing. But a component of it that I've become really interested in, because similar to the calling you got in 1979, I got my own personal calling about a crisis that was unfolding worldwide. And I call it the crisis of mattering.
So my work on this podcast really focuses on the art and science of human flourishing. But a component of it that I've become really interested in, because similar to the calling you got in 1979, I got my own personal calling about a crisis that was unfolding worldwide. And I call it the crisis of mattering.
I feel like there are so many people worldwide who are losing their sense of meaning and belonging. And one of the things you've written about is this concept that awareness itself may be the core intelligence of being human. And how do you see this awareness helping people reconnect with a sense of significance in their lives that it appears so many people have lost?
I feel like there are so many people worldwide who are losing their sense of meaning and belonging. And one of the things you've written about is this concept that awareness itself may be the core intelligence of being human. And how do you see this awareness helping people reconnect with a sense of significance in their lives that it appears so many people have lost?
I feel like there are so many people worldwide who are losing their sense of meaning and belonging. And one of the things you've written about is this concept that awareness itself may be the core intelligence of being human. And how do you see this awareness helping people reconnect with a sense of significance in their lives that it appears so many people have lost?