With a Little Help from My Friends - Jim Stovall | Episode #500
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With a Little Help from My Friends - Jim Stovall | Episode #500
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This week's show is called "With a Little Help from My Friends - Jim Stovall". Tune in and hear Steve continue the countdown to his 500th show, graced by Jim Stovall, the most extraordinary person Steve has ever had the honor and privilege of calling his friend. Jim is a man who possesses the wisdom of the ages. He is an incredible champion of the human spirit who has changed the world. Steve cannot be more thankful to have Jim with him to celebrate this momentous milestone in his life. Join Jim and Steve for a powerful conversation on Transitions. You will be inspired!
The episode marks Steve Copeland’s 500th show and features a conversation with Jim Stovall about gratitude, long-running friendship, and the role of mentors and listeners in his work. Stovall discusses how losing his sight led him to become a daily audio reader and eventually a writer, including the origins of books such as "Keeper of the Flame" and "Travels with Steinbeck".
They also talk about the value of books, the importance of acting on knowledge, and how reading and meeting the right people shape a life. Stovall describes his weekly column process, reads and discusses his poem “Cornerstones,” and reflects on his article “Transitions,” which focuses on change, discomfort, and personal growth.
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