Specific methods for dealing with the lowest lows, challenging the social pressures that distract you from your dreams, what to ask instead of "what am I good at?", the key to fulfillment that's obvious but not intuitive, and some expert relationship advice for young couples.Relationship and sexuality Counselor Dr. Jennifer Finlayson-Fife gives us a unique look at the formative years of her life that shaped her into who she is today."What really is linked to people's sense of fulfillment is feeling that the path they chose makes a difference. So find a problem that matters to you, that you'd like to contribute to in some way."-Dr. Jennifer Finlayson-FifeLink to Dr. Finlayson-Fife's courses:https://www.finlayson-fife.com/courses

Using "The Five Why Methodology". When everything you've worked for isn't what you want, the existential crisis. The best time to go for that Internship. The only good reason for starting your own business. Our guest Zack Oates (author, MBA, professional dater and founder of Ovation) gives us all the goods."I think when we give of ourselves to someone else, we become invested in them, we become a part of them. And that's something that for me is really exciting."-Zack OatesLet us know what you think or questions you have for our next guest:https://forms.gle/TyRLRMuvCs4jv8p89

Your financial status has ZERO effect on your ability to serve others. Starting a business doesn't have to be risky. Doing what you love is the wrong way to go about it. The best way to get rich and serve a whole bunch of people at the same time. Today we discuss these and other fascinating concepts with Inc 500 business owner Ralph Little. "When I serve others... I'm willing to be taken advantage of. I'm willing for it not to work out. I'm willing to do it at my cost or to my detriment and it doesn't matter what comes back."-Ralph LittleLet us know what you think or questions you have for our next guest:https://forms.gle/TyRLRMuvCs4jv8p89

Should I change majors... again? Finding the perfect balance of passion and proficiency. Your major is out there looking for you. What to remember when the grind gets tough. You're not gonna want to miss the interview with beloved 32 year Brigham Young University Professor Jim Stice."Who learns more when they provide service, the person who receives it or the person who gives it? Well, both. But the person who shares an act of kindness is better as a result.You don't do it for selfish reasons but it turns out you benefit. I love that part."-Jim SticeLet us know what you think or questions you have for our next guest:https://forms.gle/TyRLRMuvCs4jv8p89