GreatRidge Station

For its return to the web, and its first full Tuesday Episode, we talk about the kind of learning that can happen when you move outside of your comfort zone. 

GreatRidge Station announces its auspicious return, after an unexpected hiatus. And by the way, for Season 5, We're moving to a Tuesday release schedule. 

Some practical and theoretical insights on dealing with Standard Operating Procedures within organizations of all sorts.

Part 3 of our series on the Challenge of Growth, this time, a brutal reminder that your ego is not your friend. 

I mention this song, from The Innocence Mission: Migration.

Part 3 of our series on the Challenge of Growth, this time, taking on the challenges of maturity. 

Part 2 of our series on the Challenge of Growth.
Change is frightening because it puts your identity on the line: It will be that way for your whole life.

 

Don't forget about the good work of www.cardus.ca

This time around, we kick off a new series on The Challenge of Growth.

 

Sources Cited:

Josh Kaufman -- The First 20 Hours: How to Learn Anything Fast.

John Maxwell -- Failing Forward

Part 2 of a personal reflection on calling, and my personal commitment to Equip, Delight, Exhort, and Encourage.

This falls under those categories, or I wouldn't be doing this podcast. I think you'll find it helpful.

Launching season 4 with a personal reflection on calling, and my personal commitment to Equip, Delight, Exhort, and Encourage.

This falls under those categories, or I wouldn't be doing this podcast.

Thanks to a technology upgrade, I think the new season sounds a bit better--and warmer. I'd love to know what you think.

Works cited: The Path

This episode takes on the question of life as a journey, with reflections on Red Lake, and why your life may be more like a Baker, Farmer, Soldier, Navigator, Monk, Negotiator/Peacemaker, or Butler--and why those patterns of life matter.

My hope is that next season will find me back in my normal studio setting. Thanks for your patience with the sound quality--there's only so much that digital tools can do.

The Summer Day, Mary Oliver -- with thanks to the Library of Congress.