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Welcome to "Think Better Soon: The Positive Podcast" Join co-hosts, Jason C. Newland and John P. Bradley, as they traverse topics that help us live a better life through having better thoughts. ______________________Subscribe to our podcast!

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  1. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    192: How One Angry Email Became a Lesson in Leadership (opens the original)

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    The Pain of Losing a Favorite Reporting Tool Jason Newland and JP Bradley unpack a very personal business frustration: the loss of a long-loved reporting system and the emotional fallout that followed. What starts as a story about software turns into a sharp reminder about grief, communication, and how quickly feedback can shift from solving a problem to hurting a person.Jason Newland shares the core story and the business context. JP Bradley helps frame the emotional side, challenges the assump

  2. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    191: Systemized Graciousness: Low Cost and High Meaning (opens the original)

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    Unreasonable Hospitality, Part 2: Systemized Graciousness and Low Cost, High Meaning Jason Newland and JP Bradley continue their conversation about Unreasonable Hospitality , focusing on how great service is rarely about grand gestures and almost always about preparation, intention, and culture. They connect the book’s ideas to real life, from workplace stress and union negotiations to family life, travel, and the small acts that people remember longest. Key topics In this episode, Jason and JP

  3. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    190: Unreasonable Hospitality - Part One (opens the original)

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    Content Type Interview Primary Goal Educational Summary In this episode, Jason Newland and JP Bradley explore the principles of unreasonable hospitality as exemplified by Will Gadera's book 'Unreasonable Hospitality'. They discuss how small, intentional gestures can create memorable experiences that foster deep connections and loyalty. KeywordsUnreasonable Hospitality, Customer Experience, Service Excellence, Memorable Moments, Business Relationships, Leadership, Customer Loyalty, Service vs Hos

  4. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    189: Lead With Courage (opens the original)

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    Carla Harris’s eight pearls of intentional leadership This episode breaks down Carla Harris’s framework for intentional leadership and why she says courage is the strand that holds everything together. Jason Newland and JP Bradley discuss eight practical habits leaders need to build trust, clarity, and stronger teams, with examples drawn from business, faith, and everyday relationships.In this episode, they focus on how authenticity builds trust, why clarity is a form of respect, and how decisiv

  5. Episode · Aug 10, 2026

    188: Chasing Failure (opens the original)

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    Think Better Soon: Chasing Failure, Gratitude, and the Questions That Reframe Life Jason Newland and JP Bradley unpack a counterintuitive idea inspired by Ryan Leake: sometimes chasing failure can move you further than chasing success. They use that lens to explore self-awareness, negative self-talk, collaboration, gratitude, and why the only real failure is never trying. Timestamps:(00:00) Opening the episode and the “chasing failure” premise(01:50) Ryan Leake’s background and why his story sto

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