Pursuing the Process

12/01/2024

Episode 25: Smile Because It Happened
In this episode, Jon and Todd reflect on their two-and-a-half year journey as hosts. The guys give out the first-ever Pursuing the Process Awards, including Biggest Blunder, Funniest Moment, Most Memorable Story, Most Difficult Interview, and Most Poignant Experience. This sparks a conversation about what PtP has meant to them and the many lessons they've learned along the way. Our hosts conclude this episode with an important announcement filled with appreciation, gratitude, and celebration. As one chapter closes, another awaits, full of new opportunities, growth, and discovery. Thank you, with utmost sincerity, for being the heartbeat of Pursuing the Process.

In this episode, Jon and Todd reflect on their two-and-a-half year journey as hosts. The guys give out the first-ever Pursuing the Process Awards, including Biggest Blunder, Funniest Moment, Most Memorable Story, Most Difficult Interview, and Most Poignant Experience. This sparks a conversation abou...

12/01/2024

It’s been a wonderful ride. Shout out to all of the Pursuers who have been part of this journey.

“Don't cry because it's over. Smile because it happened.”

27/12/2023

Episode 24: I Can't Wait Until the Next Day. Twenty-six percent of people in the United States have a disability. Jennifer Luebke is the CEO of Relay Resources, a leading social enterprise with a mission to cultivate meaningful employment for people with disabilities. Fueled by her experiences with her son, Antonio, Jennifer has dedicated a significant amount of her life to advocating for and supporting individuals with physical and intellectual challenges. Jennifer reflects on her career path and how most of her jobs found her based on her desire to learn and grow. She also reminds us of the importance of following your passion and doing meaningful work and how the Japanese concept of “ikigai” can inspire your life and career.

To learn more about the work Relay Resources is doing and how you can integrate a focus on disability inclusion into your business, check out ⁠www.relayresources.org⁠.

https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jon9267/episodes/I-Cant-Wait-Until-the-Next-Day-e2ddtgj

Twenty-six percent of people in the United States have a disability. Jennifer Luebke is the CEO of Relay Resources, a leading social enterprise with a mission to cultivate meaningful employment for people with disabilities. Fueled by her experiences with her son, Antonio, Jennifer has dedicated a si...

25/12/2023

Merry Christmas and happy holidays to all the Pursuers out there!

12/10/2023

Episode 23: Don't Take a Backseat to Anybody. In this episode, Jon and Todd grab time with Joey Hauser, rookie with the Utah Jazz and brother of two-time PtP guest, Sam Hauser. Joey talks about growing up with Sam and how their driveway competitions and experience as three-sport athletes prepared them for life in Division 1 basketball and now the NBA. He reflects on his collegiate career, first playing with Sam at Marquette then transferring to Michigan State during Covid and playing for the legendary Tom Izzo. Joey discusses the ups and downs of his time at MSU and the impact that sports psychology had on his success. He also talks about being reunited with his former head coach at Marquette, Steve Wojciechowski, now a part of the Jazz organization. The guys also recant some of their favorite basketball memories, and, in the process, Joey favorably compares Jon's game to that of legendary Jazz point guard John Stockton and Todd feels old.

In this episode, Jon and Todd grab time with Joey Hauser, rookie with the Utah Jazz and brother of two-time PtP guest, Sam Hauser. Joey talks about this time growing up with Sam and how their driveway competitions and experience as three-sport athletes prepared them both for life in Division 1 baske...

31/07/2023

Episode 21: The Discharge Tent. Tate Hoeven is the co-host of the “Good Day for a Movie” podcast and the creator and host of “The Passion Project.” Tate’s career arc has centered around following his passions and setting concrete goals for himself. Hear about the “four pillars” Tate uses to structure his approach and how conquering your next peak can be more effective than reaching the summit. The guys also talk about the power of travel and hobbies to help “get off the treadmill” and ways they've recently pushed themselves outside their comfort zones. In the process, Jon reveals what it’s like to experience a silent retreat in the jungle for five days and Todd’s imagination runs wild with the details. https://open.spotify.com/episode/7pq070hht8CgrcAkMM43gH?si=ZprF_uM0ROWBViEQ52BHSQ

06/07/2023

Jon is back in his hometown of Plover, WI and found this old note he wrote himself more than five years ago taped to the back of his bedroom door. Still holds true.

“Don’t think you need some great epiphany, result, or idea every day. Quit beating yourself up and enjoy the process of creating the life you desire.”

28/03/2023

Upcoming episode dropping Friday with English couple Jan and Greg! We discuss human connection, acceptance, travel and jam sessions over a cup of coffee in a bustling cafe ☕️

Check out their music at the links below Jan Thompson ⬇️ 🎶

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