Broadening the aperture of how you look at life – Ep 210

The interview took place in April 2023 at Temple Sinai here in Denver. The discussion focused on my book . The living characters of the book are from my family, so having them in the audience was a bit surreal.  📩 Join 81,000+ people and...

The interview took place in April 2023 at Temple Sinai here in Denver. The discussion focused on my book Soul in the Game: The Art of a Meaningful Life. The living characters of the book are from my family, so having them in the audience was a bit surreal.

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