About this episode
From time to time, I like to produce a quick 10 minute or so podcast that shares a few thoughts I have had during the week, or a lesson I picked up as I have interviewed guests who are featured on this podcast. The QuickCast is a great way to reflect on a message—even during a busy day or night.
On this episode I reflect on a flight I took with my young son, 7 years ago. We both love to fly around in little airplanes. And on this flight we wanted to watch the sunset on Split Mountain, a rock face at Dinosaur National Monument in eastern Utah.
As I reflected on this seven-year old memory, I started thinking about how much perspectives change our lives.
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