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This book is your free pass to NOT do these things (write a book, meditate, intermittent fasting). If you don't want to do them, don't do them. If they just don't feel right, don't do them. But when it does feel right? When it's not because someone told you to or your neighbor said you should or your brother will laugh at you if you don't? Then yes.

It's a three-word audiobook. That last word is a secret. Until it's not. Then you own it.

Do you know every nook and cranny of your neighborhood? How about UNDER your neighborhood? Do you let your kids walk home from school? It's just a few blocks, right? What lurks in the shadows? In the bushes? Or scarier yet, under the bushes? Or is it all just happy-go-lucky Huckleberry Finn and exploring and adventuring in your own neighborhood? When do you know the difference? Maybe your kids know. Maybe they don't. How will you learn? It began as a simple walk home, the same one we did every day after school. But our dog's ball went into something of a hole, or was it a cave? Maybe a tunnel....

Sure, you can work on "changing your life," but every single life is made up of every single day. Here's a blueprint for more clarity, courage, and confidence in 17 hours.

My mom passed away on June 12, 2020. When she rose up into the heavens, a swooshing tornado of power, laughter, and love followed up her up for a ways and then came back down and came into me. That powerful force was her goddamn attitude. Now I have it. Now I want to give it to you.Yep, if you were born with a positive attitude, it's easier. But if you'd like to improve your attitude, increase your self-esteem, raise your happiness, and also share that love and power with others, you'll want to hear about my mom.

Author of 30 books, Bradley Charbonneau spent nine years of his life “planning” and “thinking about” and sometimes even “talking about with friends” but certainly not actually, you know, “writing” his perfect book. What if we took away the pressure of perfection? What if we pulverized procrastination? What if we wrote our best book ever as our second book and first, we broke through our challenges with our worst book ever?

In best-selling author Bradley Charbonneau's latest book, you will gather up the drive, determination, direction, and desire to dare delve into distant dreams previously only accessible in your daytime drama dialogues.

Repossible: Who Will You Be Next? is a short, sharp wake-up call to the idea of instant change. Through personal anecdotes, interviews with other success-seekers, and vivid examples, Charbonneau's conversational tone with honest and humor-infused encouragement will put you firmly back behind inspiration's wheel.

We're often searching for answers, but what if the answers were in the questions we ask? What if the big answers were in the questions we don't dare ask? You might think asking others is hard, but the true hard stuff - the real stuff - begins with asking yourself.

This description is longer than the book. The title is longer than the book. It's already taken you longer to read this paragraph than listen to the entire book. Because - no, really, seriously, honestly - it's just one word. Once you hear that word, once you let it sink in and swirl around in your mind, in your heart, in your gut, and realize you can't deny it's the only word you need, the only you want, and the only one you'll share with others, then your work here is done.

Still searching for that elusive purpose in your life? There’s good news, and there’s bad news. First, the bad news. It can be hard to find. The good news? It’s not far away. In best-selling author Bradley Charbonneau’s latest book Create, you’ll discover tools to uncover the life purpose you know is there. You’ll get over analysis paralysis and make steady and strong progress towards your dreams.

Author Bradley Charbonneau narrates his best-selling book "Every Single Day." It's all right here in this podcast, shared weekly! From the foreword by John Muldoon. Maybe you've let your dreams rust. Maybe it feels like sh*t to even think about them. This book was written for you. I want you to know that it’s possible to change. It is possible to do things you can't imagine right now. I want you to do what it takes to be proud of yourself. I want you to stop waiting for inspiration or motivation because those things only come after you take action on something that matters to you. Use this ...

You become the kind of person who does that kind of thing… by doing that kind of thing. You feel it: you were meant for more. Not more stuff or more pressure—more clarity, creativity, courage. But you’re stuck in a loop. Waiting. Overthinking. Telling yourself, “I’m just not the type of person who does that sort of thing.” But here’s the truth: you’re not stuck. You’re just not yet the kind of person who does that sort of thing. You can become them. How? Do the thing. That’s what Repossible is all about. This podcast helps you step into your next version—one doable, ...

The question I most get having now written 5 books together with my kids is not about the characters or the dog or the castle or if Lu will ever stop eating fries.* No. The question I get from parents is, "How in the world did you manage to do a creative project with your kids, how did it go, and how can I do it, too?" The answer was: 1.) I just decided to do it, 2.) it went both terribly wrong and wonderfully right, and 3.) this book is how you can do it, too. One parent pulled me aside, a bit frazzled, and almost threatened me with, "If you ever hold a weekend workshop on how to do a ...

Have you ever noticed that, after listening to a podcast or an audiobook, you feel like you know the author? Our ears bring information into our brains in a different way than our eyes by reading the words--or even our eyes through watching a screen. I’m no aural scientist, but what I personally get with audio is a connection. A connection to the author, to the words, to the story, to the material. It sinks into your brain, I can almost feel it seeping through the nooks and crannies of my mind like water over porous volcanic rock. This is what I’m after. This is the connection I love to ...

I had been in Asia just over two months - something like 10 weeks, or if you’re counting days, about 70 days. Of course, if you’re counting meals, like I was, think about 210. Add iodine-purified water, a permanent layer of dust on my tongue, and let's just say I couldn't always hold down what I did eat. Food was becoming my meaning, my passion, my existence.

Before 2012, I had come to the conclusion that the life I had dreamt of living just wouldn’t happen. I was sad about it but I thought, “I guess that’s just the way it is”. Well, sad is a tiny little word. Let me start off this audiobook real. I was depressed, without hope or energy, full of regret, anger, and yes, sadness. I didn’t yet know about the big verbs. I didn’t know how to ask, I didn’t dare decide to create. I wouldn’t have known how to meditate if it sparked me in the face. This is me reaching out my hand to you. This is Repossible.

We traveled for six months through the warm heart of Africa. Backpacks, pick-up trucks, dusty roads, and more smiles than I knew existed. But for the first few months, I was pretty sure the entire continent was out to get me. Sure, there were swindlers and cheats, scam artists and robbers. But those you have everywhere. No, Malawi was truly the warm heart of Africa.

It was important to me because I needed my fix of travel, my escape from the fast-paced world of the everyday. It’s not Tahiti, or Thailand, or even Hawaii - it’s Interstate 5. It’s not far away, unique, or in the slightest bit exotic. That’s just it. The secret is that it doesn’t need to be. I wear an uncontrollable dopey smile for my small victories over the ordinary.

We make thousands of decisions every single day. What if had more control over them What if we could put them to better use? To strengthen our decision-making muscle, make bigger choices more easily, and, gulp, even have fun at it? Do you know that feeling? It's...The feeling when it clicks. There's a point in decision making, probably quite a bit like reaching the summit of a mountain on a bicycle, when you feel relief.