The Person You Want to Be, with Eric Teplitz
On this podcast, I interview guests about their life journeys – their experiences, inflection points, insights, and aspirations. My hope is that these conversations inspire you to reflect more deeply about the person YOU want to be, and to take deliberate action in that direction, without delay.
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Susan Werner is a versatile singer/songwriter and a highly engaging musical performer. Her songs run the gamut stylistically from folk to country to pop to jazz to "agnostic gospel" to showtunes and beyond. In this interview, Susan candidly shares the highs and lows of her path toward authentic creative self-expression
Just as I did for the Season One Finale, I have pulled together clips here from each interview of Season Two, and organized them into themes that highlight key aspects of becoming The Person You Want to Be: Category #1: Listening to your life for clues. Category #2: Reading books / taking in good quality inputs. Catego
In this audio essay, I present a case for viewing your own mortality as an ally in living your best life. For a written version of this essay, go to: https://medium.com/better-humans/3-ways-to-become-besties-with-your-own-mortality-567cee8e67a3 About Your Host, Eric Teplitz: Website: http://ericteplitz.com/ Schedule a
In this audio essay, I share some thoughts about why self-compassion can be so difficult, but also how it can be immensely helpful and healing. For a written version of this essay, go to: https://medium.com/illumination/kindsight-ef592a394102 About Your Host, Eric Teplitz: Website: http://ericteplitz.com/ Schedule a FR
In this audio essay, I share a profound lesson in perspective imparted to me at Arches National Park in Utah. For a written version of this essay, go to: https://medium.com/@ericteplitz/the-sky-always-wins-21129bfa2d86 About Your Host, Eric Teplitz: Website: http://ericteplitz.com/ Schedule a FREE coaching consultation
Kent Weishaus had a successful career in television when, in his fifties, he decided to completely switch gears in search of work that would have a more positive social impact. He is the author of the recently released book "Stop Breaking Down: The Secret to Avoiding Overwhelm and Crack-Up". Kent Weishaus Links: Websit
