Episode 37

#037 - Bullies, Colour Guard, & Family w/ Taylor Ealand

Taylor has had experiences far different than my own. He was born in Florida and raised in California. He grew up in a working class family and has always had the desire to go further with his life. Like many of my guests, Taylor’s number one priority is family. He wants to be able to look back on his life and be able to say he gave his children a better life than what he had. Certainly it’s not uncommon to work so your posterity can be better of than you, but it’s always a nice reminder.

Part of Taylor’s exploration into himself and the ideas surrounding him is his podcast, Just Think. It’s a great show that delves into many questions! You can listen to the episode that featured me, here.

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Alex Williamns started "My Wax Museum" out of a desire (need) to become a better listener. He'd always wait for people to finish their story so he could jump in with (what he thought was) a better story. By sitting down and listening intently to the people he knew, he discovered the AMAZING lives led by the people surrounding him!