Share Life: Stories & Systems To Live Better & Work Smarter — With Jason Scott Montoya

Jason Scott Montoya

Explore stories & systems to live better & work smarter with author, blogger, and digital marketing specialist, Jason Scott Montoya. Podcast episodes include inspirational people interviews, book discussions, listen-to-learn discussions, & blog reads from https://www.jasonscottmontoya.com Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sharelife/support read less

81: Blindsided by COVID-19 & Cancer — Exploring Adversity & Resiliency With Glenn Carver
May 10 2023
81: Blindsided by COVID-19 & Cancer — Exploring Adversity & Resiliency With Glenn Carver
Episode Type: Inspirational People In this Inspirational People interview on the Share Life podcast, I'm speaking with Glenn Carver. Glenn is an author, speaker, and trainer. We originally met through a mutual friend over a decade ago and have remained friends ever since. In this conversation, Glenn shares his amazing 96-day experience in the hospital after getting COVID-19 and the complications that followed. And if it was not bad enough, as soon as he recovered, he came to find out that the fight was not over and he had stage 4 cancer. Explore Glenn's inspirational story as he faces and endures adversity. Connect With Glenn Carver Connect with Glenn | Website - Linkedin - Facebook Glenn's Book >> Stand in the Heat: Lessons from Legendary Entrepreneurs on Staying Cool Under Pressure | Amazon (affiliate link) Medical Disclaimer As Glenn mentions in this podcast, he's betting his life on how he understands his health situation and what he should do to gain the healing he desires. He discusses failures and successes throughout his medical journey. The focus of this conversation is to learn about Glenn's story and the lessons he learned, not to discover the merit of his medical intervention argument. While we discuss his medical condition and various forms of treatment, the information provided should not be used for diagnosing or treating a health problem or disease.  A powerful way to discover the truth is to deeply challenge our own assumptions of what we believe, seek out competing information and perspectives from the strongest people, groups, and institutions, and invite the strongest arguments against our own. A dialectic between the best arguments for and against something is how we can deeply understand all facets, and learn to discern what is most true, as we make the best decision we can. Additional Resources For the video version, show notes, and additional links, click here. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sharelife/support
74: Lessons Learned From 100 Agenda-Free Business Lunches — With Lauren Hisey
Nov 7 2022
74: Lessons Learned From 100 Agenda-Free Business Lunches — With Lauren Hisey
Episode Type: Listen to Learn In this listen-to-learn discussion on the Share Life podcast, I'm chatting with repeat guest and business consultant Lauren Hisey. You can check out my 2020 conversation with Lauren on episode 28 of the Share Life podcast. In this conversation, we're talking about her mission to have 100 lunches with 100 people and the lessons she learned along the way. In 2019, Lauren (a continuous improvement specialist) transitioned from corporate America working with Nielson (and AT&T before that) to the Entrepreneur life as an independent coach and consultant. She works with business owners to rapidly get from where they are to where they want to be. We originally connected after I spoke at Kettering Executive Network about flourishing as a freelancer during a pandemic. Now that she's finished her 100 lunches, I wanted her to share the lessons she learned in the process. Her project is similar to one I did when I launched into freelancing, and the go-to approach for anyone jumping into entrepreneurship. Agenda-free community building is a powerful force. Understand why in this conversation. Connect With Lauren Connect with Lauren | Linkedin - Facebook - Instagram - Twitter.Visit her consulting website here | Visit her blog here. Additional Notes, Links, & Video Version Click here to visit the podcast episode page --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sharelife/support
71: Ukraine & Russia: To Whom Does The Land Belong? Discussing Geographic Sovereignty With David T. Koyzis Ph.D
Oct 16 2022
71: Ukraine & Russia: To Whom Does The Land Belong? Discussing Geographic Sovereignty With David T. Koyzis Ph.D
Episode Type: Listen to Learn In this Listen to Learn discussion on the Share Life podcast, I'm speaking with David Koyzis. David holds a PhD in government and international studies from the University of Notre Dame, taught undergraduate political science for thirty years, and is the author of two books and multiple chapters and articles. In a prior episode of the podcast, David and I discussed his book, Political Visions & Illusions: A Survey and Christian Critique of Contemporary Ideologies (affiliate) where he synthesizes the ideologies (idolatries) of liberalism, conservatism, nationalism, democratism, socialism into a larger meta-story. In this conversation, we're discussing geographic sovereignty. To whom does the land belong? This is the root question that came to my mind when Russia fully invaded Ukraine in 2022. Also, with Kuwait in the ’90s, and Taiwan now, we have situations with conflicting claims of geography and populaces. In the United States, we have differences in the ownership of American land between settlers and natives, and past conflicts about whether the states are obligated to remain in the union or whether America can break off from Great Britain. This conversation is geared towards helping us make sense of and navigate these conflicts. Connect With David Koyzis Connect with David | Website, Blog, & Newsletter - Linkedin - Facebook - Instagram - TwitterBuy David's Books (affiliate links) >>Political Visions & Illusions: A Survey and Christian Critique of Contemporary Ideologies | IVP Press | Amazon (Paperback) | Amazon (Kindle) We Answer to Another: Authority, Office, and the Image of God | WIPF and Stock Publishers | Amazon (Paperback) | Amazon (Kindle) | Amazon (Hardcover)Consider supporting David Koyzis through Global Scholars Canada >> Video Version + More Insights, Notes & Links Visit the episode page here for more resources on the topic of territorial sovereignty. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sharelife/support
70: Living in an After Virtue Emotivist World — With Jesse Nigro
Sep 28 2022
70: Living in an After Virtue Emotivist World — With Jesse Nigro
Episode Type: Listen to Learn In this listen-to-learn episode of the Share Life podcast, I'm speaking with Jesse Nigro about Alasdair Macintyre's suggestion in After Virtue, emotivism, the enlightenment's failures, and whether we should choose Aristotle or Nietzsche. Jesse is the editor-in-chief at the North American Anglican since 2012. He lives in Omaha, Nebraska with his wife and children where he teaches philosophy at a classical high school. Jesse has a BA in philosophy and an MA in theology. My reason for asking him on the show resulted from reading his four-part essay series on the North American Anglican site titled Secular stories. After reading five of Alasdair Macintyre's books, I wanted someone who knew Macintyre's work well so that we could discuss these ideas and better make sense of them. We explore these concepts and others in this conversation. A Quick Note About This Recording If you're watching on video, you'll notice that Jesse's daughter Isabel is joining us in the conversation. Throughout the recording, you will hear her chiming in from time to time, particularly at the end. We hope you won't mind these mild noises:-) Connect With Jesse Nigro Connect with Jesse | Website - Linkedin - Facebook - Instagram - TwitterSecular Stories Essay Series | Intro - Part 1 - Part 2 - Part 3 - Part 4The North American Anglican | Website - Facebook - Twitter - Instagram Notes, Links, & Video For additional conversation notes and links, visit my website here. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sharelife/support
69: Political Visions & Illusions: A Survey & Christian Critique of Contemporary Ideologies — With Author David T. Koyzis
Sep 21 2022
69: Political Visions & Illusions: A Survey & Christian Critique of Contemporary Ideologies — With Author David T. Koyzis
Episode Type: Book Discussion In this book discussion on the Share Life podcast, I'm speaking with David Koyzis, author of Political Visions & Illusions: A Survey and Christian Critique of Contemporary Ideologies. David holds a PhD in government and international studies from the University of Notre Dame and taught undergraduate political science for thirty years. David argues in his book that what we believe about politics matters.  In a unique and overarching way, David synthesizes the ideologies, and what he also calls the idolatries of liberalism, conservatism, nationalism,  democratism, and socialism into a larger meta-story. He explains these ideologies' points of view, where they aim to provide a redemptive human story, and how their redemptive story fails to recognize the deeper problem and achieve their political ambitions. The book is a fabulous framework for navigating politics while also transcending the emotional pull that comes with political crises or deeply rooted political belief-based discussions. We're often driven by these ideologies without recognizing how they're fueling our point of view and behavior. Connect With David Koyzis Connect with David | Website, Blog, & Newsletter - Linkedin - Facebook - Instagram - TwitterBuy Political Visions & Illusions | IVP Press | Amazon (Paperback) | Amazon (Kindle)Consider supporting David Koyzis through Global Scholars Canada >> Additional Notes, Links, & Resources Visit my website here for the video version, additional show notes, and additional resource links >>  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sharelife/support