Failure is a funny thing-- very few people like it, but it can teach us so much if we let it.I suppose this is inspired in part by Carol Dweck's book <a href="https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000FCKPHG/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_taft_p1_i0">Mindset</a>, but it's also inspired by the Christian life and the virtue of hope and the virtue of humility. And it's short-- I'm still wondering if shorter episodes are the way to go, or episodes like last week that went over an hour are more the way we ought to go. Shorter episodes are much easier to record and edit and upload, but I enjoy our longer conversations. Regardless, we'll see how I manage the next few weeks while Crystal continues to recuperate from having grown and birthed a person.

How To Not Be Tiresome and Know Nothing, with Jacob Gruber // Episode 111

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Joseph and Crystal were Catholic missionaries for over a decade with FOCUS, the Fellowship of Catholic University Students, serving at MIT, UW Madison, Carnegie Mellon University, Western Washington University, and then at a parish in Jackson, Michigan. They're now the co-founders of Our Outpost Marriage Ministry, Inc., a marriage ministry seeking to awaken authentic Catholic culture through holy matrimony, equipping Catholic men and women through formation and accompaniment. Check out their work at https://ouroutpost.org/ 
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