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48 Days to the Work You Love Internet Radio Show

Release Date: 11/17/2023

After 17 years, this is my last podcast show art After 17 years, this is my last podcast

48 Days to the Work You Love Internet Radio Show

I want you to hear this from me rather than through the grapevine because you are part of my legacy.

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48 Days to the Work You Love Internet Radio Show

In this episode of “Wisdom of the Sages" host Dan Miller shares his love for whistling and its positive impact on his life. He explores the idea that whistling can elevate mood, spark creativity, and promote a sense of optimism. Drawing from personal experiences and cultural references, Dan discusses the therapeutic and uplifting nature of whistling and encourages listeners to embrace this simple, cost-free habit to improve their well-being. Join us as we whistle our way to a more positive and optimistic

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Is your generosity helping or hurting the individual? show art Is your generosity helping or hurting the individual?

48 Days to the Work You Love Internet Radio Show

Even when offered with compassion, traditional charity, which should be only a temporary fix, can often enslave individuals—becoming a poverty trap—if extended into the long term. Instead of focusing on the potential, charity cheats them of using their God-given abilities and talents.

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48 Days to the Work You Love Internet Radio Show

As we look forward to a new year let’s talk about the incredible capabilities of the human spirit. In the Success Principles, Jack Canfield recounts the remarkable tale of Laura Schultz, a 63-year-old woman who defied her own beliefs and lifted a Buick to save her grandson. This act led her to question the limitations she had placed on herself, ultimately embarking on a new journey to study geology and teach at a community college. Joanne and I have a friend who had a similar experience. After losing he

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48 Days to the Work You Love Internet Radio Show

Owning a Business Is the #1 Way To Accelerate Your Personal Growth, Double Your Income and Take Charge of Your Future

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48 Days to the Work You Love Internet Radio Show

In this episode of “Wisdom of the Sages," host Dan Miller presents a heartwarming story, "The Gift of the Magi" by O. Henry, emphasizing the significance of meaningful gift-giving during Christmas. He shares insights on the power of giving from the heart and the true value of presents that come from a place of love and sacrifice. Dan and his wife, Joanne, discuss creative and thoughtful gift ideas that go beyond expensive purchases and highlight the importance of meaningful gestures during the holiday sea

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Is just being a housewife outmoded? show art Is just being a housewife outmoded?

48 Days to the Work You Love Internet Radio Show

A listener asks: All I want to do is be a housewife taking care of my husband and children. However, I am scared to share this dream with anyone because I think being a housewife is outmoded and I may be making a bad choice. Dan, what should I do?

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48 Days to the Work You Love Internet Radio Show

On this episode of “Wisdom of the Sages," host Dan Miller shares a personal reflection on the theme of authenticity and disappointment. Titled "You're Not the Person I Thought You Were," Dan recounts a moment at an art show where he was mistaken for someone else, leading him to ponder the perceptions others hold of him. He delves into the importance of remaining true to oneself and maintaining consistency in authenticity, integrity, and compassion over time. Listeners are prompted to reflect on their own

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48 Days to the Work You Love Internet Radio Show

It’s true that the volatility created by Covid caused nearly everyone to reevaluate their work. Many experienced remote work for the first time and decided they would make that a priority from now on. Others heard about the desperate search for workers by hundreds of companies and decided to explore what seemed like easy options to advance or even change careers only to experience shift shock. We’ve heard terms like “quiet quitting”, “resenteeism”, “bare minimum Mondays”, “act your wage”

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48 Days to the Work You Love Internet Radio Show

In this episode of “Wisdom of the Sages," Dan explores the concept of being "unusually unusual" and how it relates to achieving success in our careers. Drawing inspiration from the book "The Millionaire Mind" by Thomas Stanley, Dan reveals that academic performance and IQ are not always the determining factors when it comes to achieving wealth. Instead, he highlights the importance of integrity, discipline, social skills, a supportive spouse, and hard work as the foundational stones of financial success.

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Success is something you attract by the way you think and the person you become. You don’t have to change the company, the economy, the government, your boss or your spouse - you get to change YOU and you’ll see your whole world change. Remember, our minds are like gardens. They give us a bigger return of whatever we planted. If you think about negative things you will see those enlarge in your life. If you expect and think about positive things, you will see more and more of those in your reality. In setting goals you are indeed creating your own future.

I like to expect good things coming my way. I expect the people I meet to be eager to help me. I expect to find that parking spot just where I need it. I expect to feel great when I wake up in the morning. And yeah - I expect to make it to the gas station even if the fuel gauge is flashing empty. 

We’ve got some great questions today - from listeners like you who are looking for ways to be fully engaged in life at 55, 65 and more. Maybe you just lost your job and can’t fathom going back to work for another company. Or you’re just bored to death as Monette shares. Or you’re afraid your dreams are buried - and it’s too late to think about having a life you love.

So, grab your cup of tea - or maybe your Mt. Dew - and get ready for a power-packed episode filled with practical advice, inspiring stories, and valuable resources to help maximize your opportunities!

Questions: 

1. I’m bored to death. Should I retire now at 62? 

2. I was laid off a few weeks ago, which was fine because I hated the job. I can't fathom interviewing for another position or company at 54. 

3. I'm not spiritually or mentally ready to retire, but I don't want to go back to the corporate world. 

4. I "retired" from a job I had grown to despise on my 55th birthday, but now I feel like I may not be doing enough to support my family and reach our goals.

Get direct links to the resources mentioned on this podcast, including one-on-one coaching, 48 Low or No Cost Business Ideas and how to join us for our November 2024 Live Event in Sarasota, FL, in the podcast show notes at: https://www.48days.com/inverse-paranoid

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