In this reflective episode, we explore the powerful metaphor of life as a path—full of turns, forks, and uncertain destinations. Standing in a peaceful nature park in Eagle, Idaho, we dive into the challenges and revelations that come when you're faced with tough choices about your future.
You’ll hear a personal story about walking away from a potential career in medicine, and how unclear dreams and “fuzzy future visions” still deserve pursuit. Discover why you don’t need to see the full map to take the first step, and how small course corrections can bring you closer to where you truly want to be.
Whether you’re facing a big decision or feeling stuck in place, this episode will encourage you to reflect, walk forward, and trust the process.
Watch now and start walking your own path—one intentional step at a time.
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