Bagel invites friend and former guest, Scott Kaplan, back to the show to reflect on two previous episodes from Season 2 – interviews with Jen Rao & Chris Montero – in order to explore how good ideas can come from anywhere.
In this episode, we cover:
- How staying open and curious allows you to pull good ideas from anywhere
- The concept of "Closing the Gap" for personal growth
- Why simplifying & refining your life can ultimately lead to clarity, happiness, and fulfillment
- Embracing growth & change, especially when it comes to values & ideals
You can read the full show notes, transcription, guest bio, and more for this episode at: : https://www.liveyourvalues.co/good-ideas-can-come-from-anywhere-with-scott-kaplan
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