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Author: Darren Root and John Mitchell

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Join Darren Root and John Mitchell on the journey to better work, health and soul.
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Seeing the macro, the eyedropper of trust, the good ole days, and the golden age of accounting- Episode 109
John and Darren talk about the struggles with staffing and the need to rethink the way we approach how small business go about hiring.
Join John and Darren from the new BE studio!
John and Darren lead another introspective conversation about time.
John and Darren have a serious and emotional conversation about the pursuit of freedom.
Join John and Darren for a powerful conversation about the importance of story and how you fit into the lives and work of your customer.
John and Darren have an emotional and honest conversation about optimism, leadership generosity, and the things we all crave.
John and Darren celebrate the 100th episode of The Better Everyday Podcast with a review of the book that started it all... Steven Covey's 7 Habbits of Highly Effective People.
Join Darren, John and special guest Claudia Mitchell for a helpful and uplifting conversation about the mental health crisis in America and the hope we have for it getting better.
Join John and Darren for the first BE Book Review.  We're beginning with one that changed our lives... The Untethered Soul: The Journey beyond Yourself by Michael SingerThe chapters of this book are nothing but mirrors for seeing your ''self'' from different angles. And though the journey we are about to embark on is an inner one, it will draw upon every aspect of your life. The only requirement asked of you is the willingness to honestly look at yourself in the most natural, intuitive manner. Remember, if we are seeking the root of ''self,'' what we are actually seeking is you. As you read through these pages, you will find that you know much more than you thought you did about some very deep subjects. The fact is, you already know how to find yourself; you have just gotten distracted and disoriented. Once refocused, you will realize that you not only have the ability to find yourself, you have the ability to free yourself. Whether you choose to do so or not is entirely up to you. But upon completion of your journey through these chapters, there will be no more confusion, no more lack of empowerment, and no more blaming others. You will know exactly what must be done. And should you choose to devote yourself to the ongoing journey of self-realization, you will develop a tremendous sense of respect for who you really are. It is only then that you will come to appreciate the full depth of meaning in the advice: ''This above all: to thine own self be true.''
Join Darren and John for a deep conversation about what all small businesses can learn from the restraunt business.  It's more important than every to both leverage technology and build deep relationships with customers...and here's why!
John and Darren get deep into the biological and evolutionary reasons for change.
Join Darren and John for a introspective conversation about what we do with our days that turns into a counseling session for John and some practical advice from Darren.
John and Darren talk deeply about relationships and what humanity has learned about respect.
John and Darren take a more than usual somber tone in a candid conversation about the chaos around us and the things that help us cope and lead in the midst of if.
Darren and John get personal about their daily habits of trying to reset their brains. From descriptions of daily meditation to recaps of the real world struggle to keep first things first, John and Darren hope to inspire you to create a habit of a daily reset.
Darren and John make it personal. Discussing what keeps us from our dreams, what we're scared of, and how to get what we're looking for out of our lives.
Darren and John talk about the most recent Michael Singer audio book and the impact that being present has on our lives and work.
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