#414 Norman Calvo- Finding Joy in Older Age
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Show Notes Our guest today is Norman Calvo, bank owner and entrepreneur. Norman owned a bank for 44 years in NYC. After selling it he now wants to coach a group of men looking to find joy post 70. That’s our topic today. Check it out.
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#414 Norman Calvo- Finding Joy in Older Age
The Next Chapter with Charlie
Show Notes Our guest today is Norman Calvo, bank owner and entrepreneur. Norman owned a bank for 44 years in NYC. After selling it he now wants to coach a group of men looking to find joy post 70. That’s our topic today. Check it out.
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#413 Matt Smith on Beauty
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Matt Smith is an educator and entrepreneur Join me as he talks about Beauty in the traditional sense.
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#413 Matt Smith on Beauty
The Next Chapter with Charlie
Matt Smith is an educator and entrepreneur Join me as he talks about Beauty in the traditional sense.
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#413 Matt Smith: On the Beauty of Beauty
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Our guest, Matt Smith is an educator and entrepreneur. Let's see what he has to say on this fascinating topic.
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Morgan Rich - 4/mp3
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#411 Morgan Rich-3.mp3
The Next Chapter with Charlie
Show Notes Our guest today is author and speaker Morgan Rich. Morgan’s latest book, The Invitation Beyond, invites men to clarify how we want to show up in healthy partnerships, empowered career choices, meaningful family relationships, nourishing friendships, establishing healthy boundaries, self-advocacy, energetic sovereignty and living an abundant experience in all areas of life. Let’s find out more as we invite Morgan rich on the show…
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#411 Morgan Rich: Navigating Threshold Moments
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Show Notes Our guest today is author and speaker Morgan Rich. Morgan’s latest book, The Invitation Beyond, invites men to clarify how we want to show up in healthy partnerships, empowered career choices, meaningful family relationships, nourishing friendships, establishing healthy boundaries, self-advocacy, energetic sovereignty and living an abundant experience in all areas of life. Let’s find out more as we invite Morgan rich on the show…
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#409 Kim Costa: Your Hone Reflects Your Personality
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Show Notes Your home is your Wheelhouse. It is the place that represents you. Make it so! This is a favorite show. Kim is vibrant and fascinating. Please Enjoy. LINKS Wheel House Assessment on
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#408 Michael Yang: An Open-Ended Pilgrimage
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Show Notes “Michael’s life is a testament to the truth that adventure is not a destination, but a way of being. It doesn’t wait for holidays or perfect plans—it whispers from Arctic backroads and echoes through Silicon Valley boardrooms. It lives in the hearts of those bold enough to say, simply, ‘Let’s do this.’” Michael’s story offers a roadmap for anyone seeking meaning beyond their resume and proving that the sixties are the perfect time for radical new beginnings. Let’s find out more as we bring Michael Yang on the show! LINKS Please look into Michaels’s most recent...
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Today is a different show. I’m calling it a “solo-sode.” Just me, and Paul Today I plan to delve into a very unusual philosophical conversation that impacts us regularly.
I want to talk about “how we know what we know.” Philosophers call it epistemology. It’s a very tricky discipline. The ultimate question is “What is truth and how does you know what you call truth is true?” Especially, when extremely intelligent people disagree with you. Time Magazine’s cover story this week is, “Is Truth Dead?”
After all truth cannot really be proven. I see three disciplines: philosophical, scientific, and moral or ethical truth. The first, philosophical truth, I refuse to even discuss. For more than 3 thousand years philosophers have wrestled with this question and arrived at dozens of conclusions. I’m not going there.
Secondly, scientists believe theories are true because they can be “proven.” Well… that’s true, as long as you accept the current methodology of proof—math. I’m comfortable with that… until some form of Artificial Intelligence (or human) discovers some new methodology. Which is certainly possible.
But for now, scientific proof is even debatable. Different scientists studying the same subject have multiple hypotheses based on the same science. Okay… the world is not flat. That is truth. But Aristotle was saying that thousands of years ago.
But I am much more concerned with ethical/moral truth. That’s our subject today.
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