Share Life: Stories & Systems To Live Better & Work Smarter — With Jason Scott Montoya Jason Scott Montoya

Episode Type: Fireside Chat (Blog Reading)

When people see your need and offer to help or are in an official position to extend the request, you'll experience numerous folks seeking to help you. 

As you wonder how to reply and what to do. You have four options to consider.

For the written blog post and links, click here.




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Episode Type: Fireside Chat (Blog Reading)

This is an audio version (Fireside Chat) of my blog post here.

A powerful way to discover the truth is to deeply challenge our own assumptions of what we believe, proactively seek out competing information and perspectives from the strongest people, groups, and institutions, and invite the strongest arguments against our own.


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Episode Type: Listen to Learn

In this ⁠Listen-to-Learn episode⁠ of ⁠the Share Life podcast⁠, I'm speaking with filmmaker and philanthropist, Issac Ingram. Issac and I are long-time friends, originally in a married small group together at ⁠Victory World Church.⁠

Issaca shares his journey of volunteering and mentoring in detention centers culminating in his recently finished award-winning 30-minute short film, True Freedom and I asked him to share the journey to that moment and the lessons he learned along the way. Issac overcame hardship to make his film about healing from abandonment. He highlights the challenges of filmmaking and the power of perseverance and emphasizes the importance of teaching history and freedom to young people to inspire growth and change. The podcast ends with his plans for a full-length feature film.



Connect with Issac | ⁠Linkedin⁠
True Freedom Film | ⁠Website⁠
True Freedom Outreach | ⁠Website⁠


Additional Resources

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Episode Type: Fireside Chat (Blog Reading)


Episode Type: Fireside Chat (Blog Reading)When we become tyrannical, it's a signal that something is wrong. It's also an opportunity to grow.

In this video reading, I share when I recognized this signal in myself after being reminded by a friend.

If you'd prefer to read these reflections, you can do so here.

Reflections on Tyranny, Allegiance, and Transformation

#tyranny #allegience #transformation


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Episode Type: Fireside Chat (Blog Reading)

If you're arguing with someone quite different than you (who does not share your stories and values) about facts, you could end up filling yourself with anxiety and getting deeply frustrated. If you see your rival's point of view as dangerous to yourself, your community, or your country, you’re also going to be inclined to act more controlling by their strong stance exhibiting behaviors that seem unlike you. Doubling down on your existing approach may end up making the situation and your relationships worse; it has for me in many situations...

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Episode Type: Fireside Chat (Blog Reading)


"The way I see alienation today is not belonging to the institutions of civil society. It's not that you don't have friends, it's that you don't belong to something. It's a lack of belonging and not seeing the point of belonging." - Tim Carney

This is a reading (fireside chat) of my blog post -- Alienation: Not Belonging and Seeing No Point to It -- Click to read.


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