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Day 3, #audiomo

Day 2 #audiomo Did you have to memorise poems in school?

So a couple of things going on here. It’s the first day of #audiomo and it’s the first episode of The Soulcruzer Podcast.
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In this episode, Sarah and Clay jump into the gap of discontentment to find out why there seems to be a pervasive sense of discontentment in our lives these days.

In this episode, Sarah Beth and Clay travel back in time to deliver a message of wisdom to their younger selves.

In this episode, Sarah Beth and Clay talk about why compromise is not always the best option and how people should look for the win/win scenario instead.

In this episode, Sarah Beth asks Clay the BIG question.

In this episode, Sarah Beth and Clay share their personal stories and some of the obstacles they’ve had to face along the way.

In this episode Sarah Beth and Clay discuss the idea of purpose and what role it does or doesn’t play in helping us feel more fulfilled.

In this episode, Sarah Beth and Clay discuss how modern life has disconnected us from our inner wildness and how re-engaging with our inner wildness can lead to feeling more peaceful.

I had a fantastic conversation with Simon Perkin about planning for success PDR.

It’s been said that your “gut instinct” is your intellect on speed. In this episode, Sarah Beth and Clay discuss body wisdom and learning to trust your intuition.

I took a stroll in to town to check out the French Market. #Southam #Community

In this episode, Clay and Sarah Beth discuss how physical training, like weightlifting, can be used as a spiritual practice. #Fitness #Lifestyle

While rummaging through one of my old notebooks, I came across this question: can I make my life count?

In this podcast, Sarah Beth Hunt asks Soulcruzer, aka Clay Lowe, the ultimate question.

I had an English professor named Dr Ignaffo. Whenever he caught us daydreaming in class he would yell, “BE HERE NOW!” I was thinking today about where our minds wander throughout the day, and as a result, how much of the world around us do we miss when our mind is not present.