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What happens when Lamborghini Atlanta's VIP guests are interviewed to share their secrets to success? Powerful information is delivered to help you level up in life! The life-changing information shared ranges from advice on business, career success, mentorship, romantic relationships, family, and more! This episode is brought to you by Lamborghini Atlanta and Motorcars of Atlanta and all interviews were recorded during their 2025 Urus SE activition event. In this episode, along with life success, we talk about Lamborghinis, particularly the newly designed 2025 Urus SE, a plug-in electric hybrid SUV with 2 motors and a combination of sportiness and elegance that only Lamborghini can deliver. You can learn more about the 2025 Lamborghini Urus SE on the official Lamborghini website. Here are the Instagram accounts of Motorcars of Atlanta and Lamborghini Atlanta Here is the Instagram account of Your Won Life Podcast

In this episode, we explore how to break free from a "quiet life of desperation" and truly sing your life song. It's all about being unapologetically yourself, pursuing what makes you come alive, having a big vision of what you want your life to be, and thriving! This episode is based on the quote 'Most men lead lives of quiet desperation, and die with their song still in them' and is aimed at helping you to not be like most people. Here are big steps you can move toward to make sure you live fully Surround yourself with people who are authentically themselves - in community Hang out in environments that pressure you into doing the positive actions you're wanting to take, particularly those you're scared of Take inventory of activities that energize you and schedule them Doing exercises in the Designing Your Life book by Bill Burnett and Dave Evans Doing the exercises in the book Pivot by Jenny Blake Some reminders from the episode Channel your inner Rudy Ruttiger (pretending you're the main character in a movie) Get out of your shell and dance (metaphorically) Important questions to ask yourself, like 'wouldn't it be wild if I ______?' Interacting with new people, because most want to connect! Not engaging in activities that are a time suck on your life Having the mindset of engaging in little adventures frequently The meme I mentioned in the episode Kick The Ladder- The Atlanta Film Community My creative projects page- with some videos I made from Kick The Ladder collaborations Please contact me if you have anything to communicate Instagram Email If you're enjoying the show and haven't left a review yet, please do! Your review may be read aloud on the next episode.

In this episode, we go into a deep dive into the power of gratitude. The conversation focuses in on the importance of expressing gratitude to others while they are still here with us. I also talk about how a recent gratitude exercise has impacted myself greatly, and share some additional gratitude practices that you can implement to make your life better and show appreciation to others. These practices are simple, but impactful. The beauty of life is there are practical actions we can engage in to improve our own lives and the lives of others, through gratitude. Here is my 3 part series on the book Nonviolent Communication by Dr. Marshall Rosenberg Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Here is the Soul Pancake video on the impact of gratitude on the individual Soul Pancake: Gratitude Here are the recommended service providers that I'm grateful for in Atlanta. James Ree at Friend's Auto Jay at APNA Garage Larry Towner, A master level Handyman Justin Jang, Tintastic- Car Window Tint (Disclaimer, Justin is my cousin) Let's connect! Here is my email and Instagram

In this episode, I explores how to live, grow, and thrive in the middle of life's uncertainty instead of being paralyzed by it, blending expert insights and practical tools from mental health professionals to help you build your 'uncertainty muscle,' manage anxiety, and turn scary unknowns into opportunities for growth. Some key ideas in this episode include: p]:pt-0 [&>p]:mb-2 [&>p]:my-0"> Why uncertainty is unavoidable and how it affects your brain, body, and emotions, but also is necessary to a good life. p]:pt-0 [&>p]:mb-2 [&>p]:my-0"> How adopting a growth mindset, seeking healthy challenges, and "failing forward" over time builds real confidence and uncertainty tolerance. p]:pt-0 [&>p]:mb-2 [&>p]:my-0"> The role of self-care: sleep, nutrition, social connection, etc. being a foundation for handling stress and coping with the unknown. p]:pt-0 [&>p]:mb-2 [&>p]:my-0"> Ways to interrupt unhelpful worry and catastrophic "what if" spirals and how to avoid them in the first place p]:pt-0 [&>p]:mb-2 [&>p]:my-0"> Healthy strategies like positive distraction, fun activities, and helping others to reset your mood and access more resilience when you feel overwhelmed. p]:pt-0 [&>p]:mb-2 [&>p]:my-0"> Other practices to help you manage your feelings associated with uncertainty p]:pt-0 [&>p]:mb-2 [&>p]:my-0"> Focusing on what you can control, how to practice productive worrying and let go of what you truly cannot change. p]:pt-0 [&>p]:mb-2 [&>p]:my-0"> Reframing uncertainty through perspective by seeing difficulties as temporary, as opportunities for growth, and remembering past situations you've already overcome. p]:pt-0 [&>p]:mb-2 [&>p]:my-0"> The importance of reaching out for support (friends, mentors, therapists) when you're very stressed If you'd like to connect online, here is my: Instagram Website

In 2025, I met two individuals that shifted my perspective in the most positive way and forced me to reflect on the beauty of life. The end result of our interactions was this message of hope and empowerment, to help you cherish your life and live more fully alive!

I had an amazing conversation with Steve Dalton, author of The 2-Hour Job Search. In this episode, Steve shares his efficient job-hunting method that focuses on strategic networking and targeted outreach. Instead of applying to endless job postings, Steve teaches how to streamline your job search to maximize your chances of landing a job faster. Steve is also the author of the book, 'The Job Closer' He has taught his efficient and effective method at Duke University's Fuqua School of Business where he was a program director and senior career consultant for 17 years. He recently branched out as the founder and CEO of Contact 2 Colleague and has taken his message to people all around the country, to help them land jobs that they're excited about. Work smarter, not harder and land something great with Steve Dalton's amazing job search method! Connect with Steve on: LinkedIn 2 Hour Job Search LinkedIn Group

In this episode I break down Y Combinator co-founder, Paul Graham's landmark essay How to Do Great Work, pulling out the most universally applicable insights from this great work that will help guide you along your path of creating and doing great work. Some topics that are covered in this episode are: Paul's definition of great work The criteria needed to guide you in finding great work The importance of curiosity in finding great work How to get started in your great work How going down the 'wrong' path can lead to great work The 4 steps process of great work How listening to yourself helps you make great work Important work habits to create great work The importance of taking risks The importance of trying many things to find your great work How to find and connect with other people doing great work that you can learn from The importance of protecting your morale What you should actually go after The two things that hold most people back And much more! If you want to read the full essay, click here To check out the book 10x Is Easier Than 2x, click here To check out the book Tiny Experiments, click here

After selling over a million books and training thousands of educators worldwide, co-authors of 'Designing Your Life' and 'Designing Your New Work Life' Dave Evans and Bill Burnett kept hearing the same thing from readers: "I did everything right and I'm still not fulfilled." That frustration — amplified by the pandemic and the Great Resignation — is what drove them to write their third book, 'How To Live A Meaningful Life' which helps us all to live find meaning, joy, and flow in our daily lives. In this episdoe Dave explains the following: Most people chase meaning through impact or fulfillment, he teaches is a better way: stop chasing being fulfilled, start being fully alive The Scandal of Particularity — you'll never have the perfect experience, and that's the point. Enjoy the imperfect moment in front of you The Five Mindsets of meaning making: Wonder, Radical Acceptance, Availability, Fully Engaged + Calmly Detached, Create Your World To accept reality fast and you free yourself to see what it's actually offering you The Tale of Two Worlds — 98% of life is spent in transactional mode. The flow world, where meaning lives, is always available to you Coherency Sightings — catch yourself living your values, which makes life feel meaningful and will guide you to live more into who you truly are Formative Communities — community organized around becoming, not shared interests or tasks Meaning is closer than you think — you're just not looking in the right place If you want to check out Dave and Bill's new book, newsletter, or previous books, visit their website DesigningYour.Life You can follow them on Instagram Connect with Kimyung on Instagram or LinkedIn
It's time to relive a classic! In 2021, on my first podcast 'Young Legends' I had an amazing conversation with the world famous Strumbellas bass guitarist and solo artist Close Kicks! In the interview, Darryl speaks about his journey as a musician, including how he started playing the bass guitar at the age of 30! He covers a number of important topics, including: -The importance of being humble and kind -How to be a good collaborator -Working through mistakes -Being teachable and receiving feedback -How to help people struggling with mental health and more! You can connect with him online at: Instagram: Close Kicks and Strumbellas Facebook: Close Kicks and Strumbellas Tik Tok: Close Kicks and Strumbellas Also, the Strumbellas are on their 2026 tour! Here's the link to get tickets!

In this episode, I interview Bill Burnett, co-author of the bestselling book "Designing Your Life" and Executive Director of the School of Life Design at Stanford University. Bill shares insights on applying design thinking principles to create a more meaningful and fulfilling work life. We talk about the following topics The key mindsets of Life Design thinking How to combine your life view and work view to guide you in designing your life How to do the 'good time journal' to discover what you love Creating Odyssey Plans to picture what your life could be like in the future How to do informational interviews and how to prototype experiences to find your way forward How curiosity will help you find meaningful work And much more! To check out their upcoming book 'How To Live A Meaningful Life' click here To give me feedback on the episode or connect otherwise, here is my email and my Instagram