In this podcast episode, we explore the pursuit of curiosity in our lives. We delve into the meaning of curiosity, its role as a tool for forging connections, and how being curious about others or the world around us enriches our own existence. Curiosity can make us feel acknowledged, understood, and restored.

In this episode we begin to unpack the elements of compassion and our need for its application to our own struggles. We often only think about lameness as it relates to physical ability but there are many who have lameness of heart. At some point we all need compassion because of a seen or unseen lameness in our lives. #lame #lifescultpors #compassion #nearenemies #mindfulness #equity #kindness

We’ve all heard the expression you can do whatever you st your mind to. In this episode, we explore the veracity of that statement while learning to sort through the now, not yet, and not possible. We also learn what to do in the now phase while waiting on the not yet.

Feeling stuck can be a common experience. In this episode, we delve into the concept of being stuck and explore strategies to become UNSTUCK! The book 'Stuck' by author Olivia Jeffers serves as an excellent catalyst for our discussion. Learn more about Life Sculptors at www.lifesculptors.org and don’t forget to like, share, & subscribe.

Using the book "When Things Don't Go Right, Go Left" by Marc Colagiovanni we continue the conversation about how to navigate your feelings when life does not go as expected. Fears, frustrations and self-regulation are the focus. To learn more visit our website at www.lifesculptors.org

In this episode we begin a conversation about how to deal with our thoughts and emotions when things are not going as we had hoped or planned. This is a multi-episode conversation based the book by Marc Colagiovanni entitled: When Things Aren't Going Right, Go Left. For more information about us visit our website at www.lifescultpors.org

We are excited to launch the Life Sculptors Podcast where we have conversations that help your life take shape. The format of this podcast is structured around reading children's books and extracting life lessons for adults. There is a saying that everything we needed to learn about life we learned in kindergarten. Our early childhood educators know that the secret sauce to deep learning is through story. So we'll use story to make our conversations "stickier" in hopes that the lessons will remain with you long after you finish listening. You can learn more about us at www.lifesculptors.org

In the first episode Dante Poole explores to finding peace through relationship using the children's book Nobody Hugs a Cactus by Carter Goodrich.