169: Running an Intentional Life

Jonathan Fields is a serial entrepreneur, highly sought-after keynote speaker, author, personal trainer, yoga teacher, dad, husband, podcaster, and “assistant” camp director who runs (along with his world-class team) a mission-driven media and education venture called the Good Life Project. Jonathan and Kari discuss how to live a good life, which happens to be the title of Jonathan’s third book, How to Live a Good Life. They talk about topics such as how small, consistent actions create big changes, how to find your people, vitality, the power of connection, and contribution in the world. Serena Marie, RD, reveals research that promotes juicing and souping as a way to jumpstart weight loss and why she is not a fan of this practice.

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Also, today’s episode is sponsored by Trinity Medical. Trinity’s mission is to help patients “nurture their bodies, minds, and spirits to help them achieve wellness.” Sugar is definitely something that Trinity does not recommend. You can check out their YouTube channel to learn more about the “Trinity Way” to holistic health.

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