HeyJaredThe Better Podcast with Joe Towne
A podcast inspiring us to be and do better. Conversations that help us individually - and collectively - develop healthier relationships with our mind, our craft and the world.We hope these conversations will be an invitation to:Acknowledge what we are doing well;Recognize…
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F the Fairy Tale: Damona Hoffman on Dating, Mindset, and Lasting Love (opens the original)
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What if the way we think about love has been shaped by stories that are no longer serving us? In this episode of the Better Mindset Podcast, I sit down with my longtime friend Damona Hoffman—relationship futurist, bestselling author of F the Fairy Tale , and relationship expert on The Drew Barrymore Show —to explore what happens when we stop waiting for love to magically happen and start becoming more intentional about how we create connection. Damona’s career has taken her from casting rooms to
The Better Mindset: Why Better Is a Direction, Not a Destination (opens the original)
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What happens when the philosophy you’ve been teaching suddenly becomes the philosophy you have to live? Five years ago, I started this podcast with a simple question: What does it actually mean to get better? I didn’t know then how deeply life would ask me to answer it. Since season one, I’ve navigated the end of my marriage, becoming a single dad, health challenges, sleepless nights, financial uncertainty, grief, and the loss of my father and uncle. Through it all, I kept returning to one idea:
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