The Dirt Path
The Dirt Path Podcast celebrates those who choose to live and work differently. The world pushes us toward the "highway" of conventional jobs and lifestyles. But some brave people choose the "dirt path," with no signs or lights guiding the way.
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Small Town Maine to Broadway via Relentless Adaptability | 32 Dennis St Pierre (opens the original)
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Dennis St Pierre is an actor, singer, dancer, and founder who spent over 20 years performing around the world including multiple appearances on TV and Broadway. Expect to hear: - Humble Beginnings and Recovery: Dennis' story of coming from a small town in Maine in a big family below the poverty line and how he overcame an early traumatic experience - Wild NYC Tales: Bartending at Studio 54, sleeping in his car for two years to attend dance classes, and getting career advice from Prince - The 4 W
The Importance of Taking Your Destined Path | 31 Wanderers (opens the original)
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If you are dirt path curious, but not yet taken the leap, you are missing out on much more than you think. In this month's Wanderers episode, we talk about the importance of taking your destined path, past the obvious. We dive into how choosing location independence and career alignment naturally attracts the community, relationships, and opportunities meant for your true self. Expect to hear: - How we met: how taking the dirt path lead us to meeting each other - Showing up authentically online:
Grieving an Unlived Life: How to Build Grit from Deep Loss | 30 Eric Hodgdon (opens the original)
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Eric Hodgdon is a 2x TEDx speaker, Amazon bestselling author, coach, and the founder of "The Grit Guy" who spent 25 years climbing the corporate ladder in IT before completely restructuring his life. CONTENT WARNING & DISCLAIMER: This episode contains deep discussions surrounding suicide and severe trauma. We believe these raw conversations are vital to share, but please listen with care. (If you or someone you know ever needs support, free confidential help is always available 24/7 by calling o
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