What would your younger self be surprised about your current self?

Has there been feedback you were given that forever changed your view of yourself?

How did you move from advertising to sales?

Was there advice you were given that you’re glad you didn’t follow?

If you had to be famous for something, what would it be?

What’s one thing you wish people knew about you?

Do you have a question you’d like me to ask the next guest?

What’s the fastest way to find out what someone’s makeup is?

The conversation takes a tangent into kids’ sports

E11: Heat and Rocket Kid on Saguaro National Park and more

You don’t have to be famous to be interesting. Everyone is interesting. Everyone has a story. I want to draw out the stories of ordinary people to highlight that fame isn’t what makes a person interesting—life is.

Ordinary: regular people. Chaos: because that’s how life rolls, it seems. Stories that resonate, stories that inspire, stories of ordinary, as told by people of nearly any age, hosted by Heat and Rocket Kid.

We have four threads in Ordinary Chaos:
1: Heat talks with a not-famous artist
2: Heat talks with a regular ol‘ not-famous person
3: Heat talks with Rocket Kid, her elementary-aged son
4: Rocket Kid talks with a guest

Go to ordinarychaospodcast.com for links, show notes, and more.