Thriving the Future is Still Thriving Four Years Later
Thriving the Future has been sharing “positive solutions to help you Thrive” for over four years now.
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Tradition – Embrace Sense of Self, Sense of Place, Sense of Time
Tradition gets a bad rap in our Modernity. Is Tradition Bad or Good?
Ep. 128 – Tales from the Hinterland with Andy Hickman
Andy Hickman (shagbark_hick on Twitter) shares his new adventures.
Ep. 112 – Our Christmas Memories and Traditions
Our memories are at times bittersweet Homestead Padre and Grant Payne join me and we share our Christmas memories and traditions. Christmas is a wonderful time of the year. For …
Ep. 111 – Why Are So Many of the People We Know Becoming Orthodox? – with Buck Johnson
Why would a tattooed atheist Texas firefighter become an Orthodox Christian? Buck Johnson from the Counter Flow Podcast joins me as we share our stories. Why are so many of …
Ep. 100 – Tips for Staying Positive in a Negative World
Stay Positive by Designing an Intentional Life Shudra, Homestead Padre, and Grant Payne join me on the Thriving Community Call this month to talk about their tips for staying positive …
Thriving the Future Podcast Ep. 57 – Tough Times Call for Tough Decisions
Recession and Adversity – Dark Clouds with Silver Linings. Continuing our series on handling adversity, Matt from FarmHopLife and I discuss how to handle changes and turmoil at your job …
Thriving The Future Ep. 55 – How to Recession-Proof Your Job with an Entrepreneurial Mindset
Recession Proof Your Job with an Entrepreneurial Mindset We have been covering a series about how to Recession-Proof your life. In this episode I talk with my friend Eric about …
Thriving The Future Ep. 51 – Perpend on Worldview vs. Mindset
#It’sAllAboutTheMindset Perpend is back in town so we catch up on his quest for intentional community. We discuss Worldview and Mindset. How consistent should you be in your worldview with …
Thriving The Future Ep. 50 – Matt from FarmHopLife
The 20×23 Project It’s the story of every homesteader’s life – there are never enough hours in the day. There are never enough hands to help on the big projects. …