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What Changed? is a podcast about the moments that shift everything and the self-leadership it takes to move through them. Each episode features real conversations with professionals from different industries who share the life experiences that shaped their path. These are the moments that challenged who they were, forced change, and helped them lead themselves toward who they are now. We talk about growth in all areas of life - relationships, career, health, money, identity, and more - and the personal leadership required to navigate it. This show is for anyone facing change or leading through...

This Inspirational couple will share with you the deepest secrets of their relationship in hopes to help uplift yours. After being together for almost two decades (and counting), the experience has definitely racked up! Tune in on Saturdays at 10PM EST and be sure to check out their new and improved book “Fed Up? Changed Up! Now What” available online now at www.cu-nw.com When you are FED UP, you have to CHANGE UP! But after you have CHANGED UP, what’s next? Listen to the dialogue and let’s see!

In this exploration of humanity, morality, religious practice, and leading a good life based on traditional Confucian thought, you are invited on a path of transformation. The unexpected depths to be found in Confucianism surprised author Charles Jones when he began teaching East Asian religions to undergraduate students thirty years ago. It raised fascinating questions relevant to life today, like what does it mean to be human?

‘The holiday that changed my life’ is a podcast that combines travel, business and lifestyle. Holidays are normally measured in terms of days or weeks but, for some, they have the potential to change your life forever.In every episode co-hosts Jen Atkinson and Chris Maguire interview someone about that one holiday that changed the direction of their life. Those experiences can be happy or sad, funny or serious, life-changing or life-ending.From finding yourself at the centre or a terror attack to going on a honeymoon with a total stranger; from being washed away by a ferocious tsunami to ...