From Dreams to Reality: The Living Richly Podcast’s 100th Episode Celebration

From Dreams to Reality: The Living Richly Podcast’s 100th Episode Celebration

Rob Dale [00:00:52]:
Well, hi, everybody, and welcome This is of course the first ever live recording of the Living Richly podcast. And we’re here at Algonquin College in the Observatory. We’re in Ottawa, Canada for anybody tuning in from around the world. Thank you so much for being here with us this evening. Or I guess it could be any time of day that you’re tuning in. So 100 shows. 100 shows for the Living Richly podcast. This is it’s great.

Rob Dale [00:01:43]:
I feel like James Brown. I’m, like, going back to the band. Make some noise. Okay. I’ll stop. A 100 shows so in all seriousness, a 100 shows is incredible. But to me what’s really, really incredible is the dedication, the passion, the just the spirit behind really trying to help all of us, myself included, live a better life. And that’s what these 4 people have done for many of us, many of you at home, and certainly all the people who’ve come out here tonight.

Rob Dale [00:02:14]:
It’s a packed house for the 100th episode of the Living Richly podcast. So you certainly didn’t come here or tune in to hear me. What, what we’re gonna do now is turn it over to our host of the 100th episode of the Living Richly podcast. I can’t stop. I can’t stop. It’s, it’s too It’s like he’s addicted. Yeah. It’s too hard.

Rob Dale [00:02:43]:
What episode was that about? That was 37, I think. Okay. So give it up, please. A very warm welcome to the hosts here. You all know their names, but Wendy, Rob, Kate. I had to I had to I had to skip Eric. So Eric is also I have a bit of a man crush on Eric. It’s been a it’s been a whole thing.

Rob Dale [00:03:08]:
But, I I just looked I just looked at Eric. I looked him right in the eyes. It was like looking into the ocean. It was just unbelievable. I got lost in my script, but to all of these to all of you, thank you so much for all of your work that you’ve done, for everything that you’ve done for the community, for the Living Richly Nation, which I’m a proud part of. Very proud to be here tonight and kick things off. Ladies and gentlemen, please give them a huge round of applause.

Eric Deschamps [00:03:38]:
Wow. Wow. Wow.

Lianne [00:03:41]:
This is gonna have to be a 2 part episode

Eric Deschamps [00:03:43]:
after all those

Lianne [00:03:43]:
This might

Eric Deschamps [00:03:43]:
this might have to be a 2 part episode after all those you guys are doing so great, and it’s, it’s so cool to record this in front of a live audience. I mean, a 100 shows, and we are so grateful that you’ve taken the time out of your busy schedules to be here tonight and to celebrate this special night with us. And, it’s gonna be a great conversation as always. 100 shows, guys. What’s it like reaching that milestone?

Lianne [00:04:08]:
It’s wild. It’s surreal. I I remember you and I, and we’re in the, you know, at the farmhouse kinda mapping out and discussing this. You had had your your breakthrough, your your your really epiphany around a lot of what the model was, and then us sitting around and even white boarding the name of the podcast and kinda coming up and wrestling with all of that stuff and trying to figure it out and to now be here, a 100 episodes later to be able to see what’s happened and the amount of subscribers and just the way that this has impacted so many lives that the the people who take the time to send us notes and respond to us has been incredible. So it’s, yeah, surreal is the word I would use.

Kate Beere [00:04:48]:
Yeah. I think the the the passion that has come out of this, and there’s so many podcasts out there, so many out there, and I don’t think any of us well, I think we knew it was eventually gonna be, but we didn’t realize it would grow this fast and be so impactful to so many people so quickly. So it’s just absolutely mind blowing to

Lianne [00:05:10]:
It is.

Wendy Dodds [00:05:10]:
Where we are now. Yeah. And I think to your point, so many podcasts don’t make it to 20 Right. Episodes, 30 episodes, 40 episodes, because it’s hard.

Eric Deschamps [00:05:21]:
It’s a lot of work.

Wendy Dodds [00:05:22]:
It’s a commitment

Lianne [00:05:23]:
Yeah.

Wendy Dodds [00:05:23]:
And we love it, but it is a commitment. So to be here, a 100 episodes in, it’s it’s unbelievable.

Eric Deschamps [00:05:30]:
Yeah. And and and many more to come. Right? Yeah. We talk about it does it does require commitment. It takes, obviously, it takes folks tuning in and supporting the show, but here we find ourselves a 100 episodes. We got many more to come. But the question that I’m curious, and and we wanna kinda share with you is why do we do this? We don’t get paid for this. This isn’t, we don’t make money off the podcast.

Eric Deschamps [00:05:53]:
We we don’t have sponsors other than our great sponsors that are here tonight to support this event. This is really a labor of love, for all of us. But, why why do you do this? Why do you invest the time and energy into getting this message out, of living your best life?

Wendy Dodds [00:06:11]:
I felt like you were staring right at

Eric Deschamps [00:06:12]:
me. I was.

Wendy Dodds [00:06:13]:
I couldn’t answer that.

Lianne [00:06:15]:
Yeah. But he’s always staring at me.

Eric Deschamps [00:06:16]:
But I’m always staring at you. Wow.

Wendy Dodds [00:06:19]:
And just so you know, we normally share episode notes so we know what everyone’s going to say, and we did not do that. So this is really interesting for us because we’re gonna hear it for the first time too what everyone is thinking.

Eric Deschamps [00:06:32]:
This this is either gonna be really great Really great. Or we’re never doing it this way again.

Wendy Dodds [00:06:38]:
I think for me, it’s just it’s we’ve touched on it. It’s just so meaningful for me to know that we’re helping people, and we do it because we love that. We get messages all the time from people telling us, you know, one small thing has helped somebody, and that to me is everything. The podcast allows us to expand a 1 on 1 conversation to a lot of people, and to know that we can reach people. And maybe, like, one small thing brought joy because of our silly jokes and humor. Maybe it’s some fact that they’ve learned. To me, just knowing that you can help somebody is is completely the passion of why I do it. Mhmm.

Wendy Dodds [00:07:19]:
But I will add that it completely fills my cup. Like, selfishly, I love it. I when we’re done recording, I go home. I’m tired. I’m not gonna lie, but I am so full. My heart is full because I love what we are doing.

Kate Beere [00:07:34]:
Yeah. And every time we finish recording, to your point, we’re exhausted. We’re usually recording 4 or 5 episodes, but there’s always that group text at the end of the day from one of us that’s just like, Guys, this is amazing. We just We we share so much in terms of the love for what we do and just sharing gratitude for each other, to be able to do this. And Kate, I think you touched on it really well. For me, a big part of this is community. It’s one of my core values. And to see people who have been able to have their paths crossed, and I know some of you here tonight have had your paths intertwined and crossed because of what’s come out of the podcast, because we talk about hard stuff.

Kate Beere [00:08:16]:
We talk about stuff that a lot of other people gloss over. And we’re not afraid to have those conversations, and it’s really impactful to see people and hear people living their truth and showing up authentically when, for a lot of people, they go through life just coasting and Yeah. And and they’re not able to show up authentically. So that’s Yeah. That’s a huge, huge passion for me.

Eric Deschamps [00:08:40]:
Yeah. Love that.

Rae Pappas [00:08:41]:
What about you?

Eric Deschamps [00:08:42]:
Well, for

Lianne [00:08:43]:
me, I it’s certainly all of this. I was kinda chuckling listening to Kate and Wendy. If you remember back to some of you that have been following the podcast for a while, their first couple of episodes, all they would do is, well, you diddle what, the other one would say. And and, I love I love the depth of I’m just kinda get caught up in listening to to to what’s been said. I knew very young at at 16, years of age

Eric Deschamps [00:09:07]:
Oh, dude. That’s a long time ago.

Lianne [00:09:09]:
When the world was still black and white.

Eric Deschamps [00:09:12]:
And That’s like Flintstone era right there.

Lianne [00:09:14]:
And there were 2 channels on the television. But I knew back then, I I had, it was imprinted on my heart, a calling, if you will, my purpose in life. And and it’s been through through every career change, through every different expression of how I’ve lived. And that is this notion of being able to impact the lives of other people, a calling of being able to really help people realize their full potential. And we are doing that through the business coaching, and really when you began to have this kind of this internal, you know, moment Yeah. And then began to share that, we knew right away. We were like, this is something very special, and the opportunity to, impact our clients, individuals, strangers with this message that within you is everything you need Yeah. In order to live a life that is full and rich.

Lianne [00:10:13]:
Yeah. And that’s really why I do it.

Eric Deschamps [00:10:15]:
Yeah. I love that. I I echo all of that. I I think too, for for me personally, I see this show in many ways as a light in the madness. You think of the crazy world that we live in, what’s happening in the Middle East, what’s happening in the Ukraine, the amount of division and hate online. We have never been more divided or or split apart or splintered as a society. And for us to be able to bring a message of hope and life, and happiness and joy and of community. I think to me, I’m very passionate about that.

Eric Deschamps [00:10:49]:
And I’ve always been wired like you, Rob. I I learn a lot of stuff the hard way. I don’t know about the rest of you. I I have a lot of bruises on my forehead from running, into a lot of walls. And it took me a long time, to figure out what living your best life looks like. And I’m still figuring it out. But I am happier in my own skin now than I’ve ever been in my 53 years. That’s less than you, buddy.

Eric Deschamps [00:11:15]:
So don’t look at me sideways. That’s still younger than you. And and this is for me, and it’s passing it on. It’s paying it forward. It’s saying, if the lessons we’ve learned, the stuff we’ve been through, the stories we share, the guests we invite on the show, if that just inspires even one person to take a deeper look inside and say there’s gotta be more than this, that we don’t need to numb, run, and distract the rest of our lives, that we can actually craft a life that is meaningful, that’s on point, that’s our authentic self. Man, what the hell is that worth? That’s worth a lot, and it’s such an honor to be able to do that, week after week with this amazing community.

Wendy Dodds [00:11:55]:
So well said. Yeah.

Rae Pappas [00:11:56]:
Yeah.

Lianne [00:11:59]:
And and I think there there is something, you know, we’ve got a lot of, former guests that are that that have been on the show that are here in the audience today. And and I remember, you know, Susan Blaine when she, would dare to be vulnerable and and her the conversation she had there, you go first. We go first. Yeah. Right? And that’s and that’s really been something that we’ve desired to do as well as every time we I when I’m just talking to people and we’ve we’ve had people we run into them in the grocery store wherever, and they’ll be like, you’re you’re from that podcast. And we’re like, yeah. Yeah. And then they start to share how what we have shared has given them permission to now be vulnerable, to be authentic, to be able to be open with the people in their community.

Lianne [00:12:41]:
That’s what makes this so rewarding.

Eric Deschamps [00:12:43]:
Yeah. So great. I, I I was thinking to what, another very selfish reason, that I do this on a regular basis is it keeps me, in the path of growth. There is something about, digging deep, sharing your story. I think the world has lost a sense of community. I think the reason that we need, and have turned to therapists, psychologists, and math with tons of respect, but I think community has been lost on us. And we don’t know how to share our story in a safe place. And as a result, we carry around so much shame, so much pain, so so many heavy burdens, and we live a supposed life, right following the shoulds, musts, and have tos of God knows who define the rules, but we follow them anyway.

Eric Deschamps [00:13:30]:
And I think community like this for me, sharing my story, being on the show, having these conversations with these 3 amazing human beings, and the guests that come on keeps me growing, keeps me learning, and and that is worth an awful lot as well. So it’s what what what a privilege to be able to do this. Well, we we wanna turn, to some favorite moments, but we’ve got a couple of folks I’ve asked to share. Where’s Ray? Where’s Ray? There’s Ray. Come on up, Ray. And, Matthew, why don’t you come as well? Matthew, you come on as well. But, Ray, you’ve been tracking with us. You’ve been a huge supporter of the movement, and we’re so grateful you’re part of the community.

Eric Deschamps [00:14:08]:
What’s it been like for you to be part of this movement?

Catherine Fair [00:14:10]:
Oh, huge. I don’t know. Is this thing on? Yes. Huge. So I’m gonna take up the rest of the episode if you don’t mind. You can talk about me. My favorite episode was episode 8, radical self acceptance, and I have an issue with that myself. Forgiveness for me when I make a mistake, it’s not something I’m constantly working on.

Catherine Fair [00:14:33]:
What I really liked about that episode was when you were talking about selflessness and selfish. And I, as a marketer, think selfishness, we need to rebrand being selfish. Selfish, be selfish. Everybody, be selfish. Put yourself first. Teach your children to do that because if you don’t, they will take a step back. Mhmm. And we want our daughters and our sons to put themselves forward Yeah.

Catherine Fair [00:14:57]:
To respect themselves just as much as they respect other people. And this episode came out about 2 weeks after I had a very, very difficult conversation where someone said some a lot of purple things about me to my face. I invited them to share their thoughts about me, and I was able to sit in that chair and hear all of the things they dislike about me and how I live my life and how they judge me for about 20 minutes, and I didn’t take that on. And I had a boundary, and I loved myself. And I remember I thought about texting Wendy. I don’t know if I did, but I wanted to say you would have been so proud of me today because of what I heard and didn’t accept about myself. And then this episode came out, and it just reinforced all of that for me. So thank you for the gift of reminding me how to love myself, and thank you to the 2 of you for cheering me on when I forget to cheer for myself, like I said before.

Catherine Fair [00:15:52]:
Amazing. So thank you. I love you guys.

Eric Deschamps [00:15:54]:
Thank you. Wow. Wow.

Wendy Dodds [00:15:57]:
Amazing. Thank

Eric Deschamps [00:15:58]:
you, Ray. For those of you hearing that message of the radical self acceptance for the first time, when we talk about putting yourself first, it’s because in most of our lives we put ourselves last. And actually when you put yourself first, it’s the least selfish thing you can do because you show up more powerfully in every other relationship, and in every other role you play in life. Thank you, Ray, for reminding us of that tonight. One of my favorite human beings, and we’ve only met recently. We met the first episode. You came, I heard so many great things about you. And, Matthew, I have mad respect for you.

Eric Deschamps [00:16:31]:
What’s it been like for you to be part of this? Matthew Rippey Young, everybody.

Jesse White [00:16:44]:
I think the the thing that I appreciate the most about the podcast really was the inception of it. And having 3 middle aged white guys be able to talk to Trevor made the joke early on. I can’t remember what episode. But about the idea of men having feelings in plural, not just one. You know, the one is maybe anger. Mhmm. I would add the second one, maybe sometimes we get is chill, which is like so beige and neutral. It’s like you don’t even exist.

Eric Deschamps [00:17:18]:
Right. Right.

Jesse White [00:17:19]:
But to have people who are relatable, who are not the, you know, 19 nineties sensitive new age ponytail guy talking about feelings to men, to younger men, and hopefully to boys, it’s really important especially now. And I find a lot of the episodes and also since, you know, Kate and Wendy have joined, maybe it’s just what my year is looking for. Mhmm.

Lianne [00:17:42]:
But

Jesse White [00:17:42]:
a lot of it is a nuanced conversation about gender and gender roles and gender stereotypes. And this is so important Mhmm. Now. Yeah. So I really appreciate all this stuff. Yeah. Right on. Thank you.

Eric Deschamps [00:17:55]:
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for being

Rae Pappas [00:17:57]:
on the show.

Lianne [00:17:57]:
You know, I remember the the episode, or the email that Matthew had sent us Oh. And where he shared kind of some locker room stuff and everything like that. And it fired the 2 of us up, and I even Steve was like, okay. You gotta, like, slow down a little bit here because we were just ready to go with this is what we’re about. This is and we are so excited to to get that episode out about what what we’re really trying to represent, and the influence. I don’t know if there’s anybody who, has sent us more just feedback on episodes and cheering us on and really helping us out. So thank you to you because you really do, you inspire us as well. So thank you.

Eric Deschamps [00:18:37]:
Thank you, sir. Thank you. Thanks for

Lianne [00:18:38]:
being here tonight.

Eric Deschamps [00:18:38]:
Thank you. Yeah. Thank you. Matthew. Guys, like favorite moments. What are some of your favorite moments from the show?

Kate Beere [00:18:49]:
My favorite moment is I used to have a basement in my house. It’s now a podcast studio.

Eric Deschamps [00:18:57]:
Yeah. It is. So when we first set up Still a bit of job security for Rob, though.

Lianne [00:19:00]:
When when we first set up the, the the so we record in in our basement. And when we first the time we set it up, both Steve and Steve, are you here? Hey. Hey. Both both Steve and Eric are like, yeah. There’s no way Wendy’s gonna let you keep it like this. Like, you know, we’re gonna have to tear this down and and set it up every single week. And I went, you guys don’t know Wendy Wells right there. And it was like, you know and sure enough, right away, she was immediately, yep.

Lianne [00:19:26]:
Now, I don’t think she knew all that we’re gonna do. Like, we’ve literally rebuilt the walls, and you can’t get into our furnace room without climbing through,

Kate Beere [00:19:34]:
a little tunnel. It’s perfect.

Lianne [00:19:36]:
It’s awesome. It’s amazing.

Kate Beere [00:19:38]:
It’s like Do you like it? It’s like Tetris when you’re trying to change the filter in the furnace,

Wendy Dodds [00:19:42]:
but it’s fine. But we we so appreciate you.

Eric Deschamps [00:19:44]:
Yeah. Yeah, we do. We do.

Kate Beere [00:19:46]:
Thank you. No, we laugh about that, but thinking about where the podcast started, which was in Well, at the farm, and then So I think we’ve I can’t even count how many times we’ve redone the set, and Yeah. I think we’re good now. I think we’re good. But so so that’s super memorable for me. But then, all of the fun that we have on the set, like the amount the amount of takes that we do sometimes. It’s interesting because sometimes people say, gosh, you know, like, you guys are just such naturals at it, and it looks like you have it all figured out. You have no idea what goes on behind the scenes.

Kate Beere [00:20:21]:
And my favorite time is 2 o’clock in the afternoon, because we’ve had lunch, we’ve been fed, we’re good, Steve is now tired of our BS, because now we’re we’re giddy, nobody’s listening, Eric’s breaking out in his rap career that wasn’t super successful, but

Lianne [00:20:37]:
I mean,

Eric Deschamps [00:20:37]:
I’m not My rap career was short lived.

Kate Beere [00:20:39]:
Yeah. Very.

Eric Deschamps [00:20:40]:
Very short lived.

Kate Beere [00:20:41]:
But just all of the fun that we have on set, and, some of you have heard some of the podcasts, the episodes where we’ve just, you know, kinda gone off topic, but we just we love bringing so much natural humor and just laughter, into what we do.

Eric Deschamps [00:20:55]:
Yeah. Absolutely. What my favorite moment, I said, there’s several, there’s but 3 that I’ll mention really quickly. Definitely.

Lianne [00:21:02]:
In your

Rob Dale [00:21:02]:
notes, you

Lianne [00:21:02]:
said 1. Yeah. I was like I know, but I’m hosting, so I’m taking my liberties.

Eric Deschamps [00:21:03]:
1, 1, 1, 1. I’m gonna share them quickly. When the 2 of you joined

Lianne [00:21:07]:
the show, that was a

Eric Deschamps [00:21:08]:
massive upgrade to the show, and it led to the conversations going to a whole other level. Big round of applause for these 2 ladies. Favorite moment for sure. The launch of the 15 day challenge was a really cool moment, to be able to create an experience for people, to figure out who they are, what they stand for. That was a really highlight for me. And, I would say probably one of my favorites all time is was the launch of The Nation on Facebook. And to see now, nearly 800 people that are part of this group and this community, supporting each other, loving on each other, on this journey toward toward living your best life, that that those have been really meaningful for me.

Wendy Dodds [00:21:53]:
I am ditto.

Rob Dale [00:21:58]:
Well, it’s true. It’s true.

Wendy Dodds [00:22:00]:
I ditto to Wendy too. I have so many I found this question really daunting, to be honest, because there were so many. But I think, for me, what has been so meaningful is when Wendy and I first joined not knowing what it would turn out to be, and then we received, you know, comments and feedback, and people were like, oh, this is great, and then we did,

Catherine Fair [00:22:25]:
oh, I got buzzed.

Eric Deschamps [00:22:27]:
Yeah. Somebody got buzzed.

Wendy Dodds [00:22:28]:
And then, we did an episode, and we received more feedback, and people like, oh, we love the dynamic of you 4. And then, Wendy and I evolved, and we did Real Women, Real Talk. And we had a really hard episode, and I won’t name the episode because we received so much feedback and so many personal DMs from women. And I remember that so clearly being, like, wow. Yeah. Like, to know and to hear people share their story, they were so appreciative of the authenticity. They were so appreciative that they weren’t alone. Yeah.

Wendy Dodds [00:23:02]:
And that was a huge moment for me. That’s when I really hit me that this is a community. You talked about it. The Living Richland Nation is a community, and that for me is, you know, one of the most powerful memories I have. Yeah.

Lianne [00:23:16]:
Love that.

Eric Deschamps [00:23:16]:
Love that.

Lianne [00:23:16]:
I, you know, I’ve got a couple.

Eric Deschamps [00:23:20]:
Your art y’all allow you.

Lianne [00:23:21]:
Certainly, I think the first episode that the 2 of you did on your own, and I remember Eric and I sitting upstairs and just kinda just so proud and and trying and you guys, they’d they’d set a rule. We weren’t allowed to listen. We weren’t allowed to be downstairs at Kiki

Kate Beere [00:23:36]:
Club. Stay upstairs.

Lianne [00:23:38]:
We were gonna go upstairs. And so we’re, like, trying our best just to listen as much as we can just because it was but it was just it to your point, it really took this thing to another level, and it was Well, I

Eric Deschamps [00:23:47]:
think we were nervous we’re gonna be out of a job. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Lianne [00:23:50]:
All of a

Eric Deschamps [00:23:50]:
sudden, people are like, we don’t need those 2 vocals anymore. We got Exactly. These two wonderful ladies.

Lianne [00:23:54]:
You know, I think that was one. Another one for for me was, the Ben Bergeron episode. Yeah. And and, for a couple of reasons. One one was just because we had we were just starting to get, external guests. We had had doctor Kelly Flanagan on already as an author. That was kind of our first, introduction to somebody who had, you know, written some books and stuff like that. And then Ben, who certainly has a big following and very successful, written a couple of books as well.

Lianne [00:24:23]:
And we’re almost this nervous energy starting off that episode, and and we dove into the episode kinda ready to go. And and we were kinda, like, trying to just make sure that everything was gonna go well and to try to improve it. And we’re probably about 10 minutes into the episode when all of a sudden Steve kinda realized we hadn’t been recording it all. And and and we had to literally, interrupt Ben in the middle of a sentence and say, we’re really sorry, but we need to start over at

Eric Deschamps [00:24:52]:
the very beginning. That was a great practice. Now we’re just gonna do it over.

Jesse White [00:24:55]:
Yeah. Yeah. Right? Yeah.

Lianne [00:24:57]:
And so I you know, and and he was very gracious with that and very understanding. And then and then when he talked about the mindsets, it’s probably one of the the, the the tidbits from an episode that I use with my clients the most is getting into those 5 mindsets from victim all the way up to champion or warrior mindset. But really, the idea the the part that was the for me was that the optimist is not the mindset we should be chasing after.

Eric Deschamps [00:25:23]:
Right.

Lianne [00:25:23]:
It’s the realist. Yeah. And that’s the next level up. And I have so just kind of that constantly comes back to mind, realize realizing when I’m looking at something, it’s not about always being positive, and, oh, everything is wonderful, and everything’s gonna be great. No. No. It’s the realist of saying, regardless of what’s going on, that doesn’t change how I react in the moment. Right.

Lianne [00:25:45]:
And I think that’s been one of the most

Eric Deschamps [00:25:47]:
profound moments. That was a great show. What a funny moment that was. I still remember. He was so gracious with us. The show is all about growth. Right? It’s all about transformation. It’s all about taking control of your life, not letting somebody else be the author, but you picking up the pen and authoring your own story.

Eric Deschamps [00:26:04]:
I’ve invited a couple of other great people to, share some moments of growth and transformation. I’m gonna ask Donnie Lachance, my good friend Donnie. And where’s Julia O’Grady? Where’s Julia? Come on up here. Right? I’m I’m gonna ask Julia to go first. Let’s welcome them. Yeah. So great to finally meet Julia in person tonight.

Wendy Dodds [00:26:28]:
So amazing.

Eric Deschamps [00:26:28]:
You have been a champion of this movement. You she shares our post out regularly. She, she points people to the podcast. She was one of the first beta testers of the 15 Day Life Vision Challenge. We’re so grateful for your support, Julia. Why don’t you share with folks what this journey has been like for you? Awesome.

Speaker I [00:26:49]:
Well, thank you for having me here. I wrote mine out. I am not so good on the fly because I get too 1, too emotional. If anyone saw the video I posted today, I get really emotional. But I also, like, run on. So this keeps everything under control. So the Living Richly podcast has been reaffirming for me that the desire for a more meaningful, intentional life is not only possible, but shared by others. It’s helped me realize that I’m not alone in wanting more depth and purpose in my day to day life.

Speaker I [00:27:20]:
What I love most about this podcast are the frank, real discussions. I’ve never been a fan of small talk. Listening to Living Richly feels like being at a party where everything around you is noisy and superficial. But then you find yourself at the kitchen table fully engaged in a deep genuine conversation that matters. This podcast has given me the clarity and reassurance that those meaningful conversations and ways of living aren’t just wishful thinking, they’re real, achievable, and worth pursuing. It’s inspired me to stay focused on what truly matters, even when the world around me seems distracted by things that don’t. Ultimately, living richly has reminded me that I can live a life of purpose and connection, and that there are others out there on the same journey. It’s made me more determined than ever to embrace those meaningful moments and avoid the noise.

Eric Deschamps [00:28:10]:
Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Thank you. Thank you so much, Julia. Powerful.

Wendy Dodds [00:28:16]:
Thank you.

Eric Deschamps [00:28:16]:
Powerful. Donnie. Now, Don and I have known each other for longer than I care to say.

Rae Pappas [00:28:24]:
That’s part of my story. Don’t go for it.

Eric Deschamps [00:28:27]:
What’s this been like for you?

Rae Pappas [00:28:30]:
It’s been incredible. As Eric was just sharing, we’ve, had a relationship for I I’ll put money on longer than anybody else in this room, including his kids. I was part of his life and as life unfolds, the relationship got fractured. He went his way and I went mine, and it wasn’t until I caught the 4th episode where he bared his soul, and I wanted that relationship back. So I plugged in to the Living Richly podcast and have been just absolutely blessed by the caliber of people who are showing up to tell their authentic stories, who talk about the real crap that unfolds in their lives and provides everybody else with the path forward. So you got friends? They’re suffering in silence. I want you to know that. Share this podcast with them because it’s life changing.

Rae Pappas [00:29:40]:
Thank you, guys, for everything you do.

Eric Deschamps [00:29:42]:
Love you, brother.

Wendy Dodds [00:29:43]:
Thanks, Tom. Thank you. Thank you.

Eric Deschamps [00:29:47]:
What have been some for you guys, we talk about the fact that the show is really a testimonial or a kind of a living story of what we’re experiencing, how we’re shifting, how we’re growing, how we’re changing. What have been some significant growth moments that this whole journey has provoked for you?

Lianne [00:30:07]:
I mean, I For me, one of them is is definitely finding my voice. Mhmm. And and the notion of, you know, at at at 56, soon to be 57, and I recognize that most of my life has been spent, letting somebody else tell the story that I’m gonna live, writing it, and, trying to fit in, and trying to to, you know, everyone else. Not everyone else, but many people basically telling me what I’m allowed or what I’m not allowed and not having that authenticity, in my life. And, it’s been interesting. I, my daughters are here tonight, and, to see them, both of them right now are living in Kingston, and they literally drove up. They had to both we’re working in school today. One of them works at 7 AM tomorrow morning, so they they drove from Kingston just to be here for this hour.

Lianne [00:31:01]:
Wow. Hour and a half to head back to Kingston afterwards. And they’ve experienced it probably more than anyone. If you’re a regular listener, you know, I’ve shared about this recently is just the idea that what they received was, the little of me, the the last of me. After everybody else got their peace and everybody else was able to and I and I really did not show up with any sense of authenticity, to them. And, instead of, and and the regret and everything that I’ve experienced as a result of that. And to have them and they’ve they’re they’ve they’ve lived their lives in the spotlight because of us as your kids, right, which I know are also here, but they’ve lived it. And and to to be in a place now where they just simply love me and accept me and allow me to be me, and to love them and to be a part of their lives in that way is just more than anything else I could possibly say, living richly and learning to live my best life, has brought me into a different type of relationship with my girls than I could ever imagine.

Lianne [00:32:04]:
They are absolutely everything to me, and I love the fact that, that they’re here today.

Eric Deschamps [00:32:09]:
So Amazing.

Lianne [00:32:10]:
I love you guys. Amazing.

Eric Deschamps [00:32:13]:
Wow. Wow. And, brother, to watch to watch you grow and come into what you described, I’ve been watching I we’ve watched it, and it’s it’s it’s amazing. It’s amazing to watch when someone comes into their own and figures out who they

Rae Pappas [00:32:28]:
are. Right?

Wendy Dodds [00:32:30]:
I can go.

Eric Deschamps [00:32:31]:
Okay.

Wendy Dodds [00:32:32]:
We play this game all the time.

Rae Pappas [00:32:34]:
Who’s gonna go next?

Wendy Dodds [00:32:35]:
Who’s gonna go next?

Lianne [00:32:37]:
For me,

Wendy Dodds [00:32:37]:
it’s similar in a way, and it’s all about I really feel living richly has almost helped me stay on track of living an authentic life. That’s the best way I can put it. I’m in my middle lane, and I’m tracking. I decided 3 years ago to really sit down and think about what I want for my life. I have never asked myself what do I want, which seems ridiculous that, you know, 45, 46, 25, 26. They’re just numbers. But I had it. I never taken the time.

Wendy Dodds [00:33:15]:
And so, you know, talk about a a mini 15 day life vision challenge, and I wrote it all down. And the next year, I had achieved almost everything on that list except for for one thing, and there’s the power of of vision. And I wrote down my values, and I just got really aligned with how I wanted to live authentically. But what no one tells you about living authentically is that it’s really hard. And there’s a lot of days where, you know, Eric, you touched on supposed life, and I feel like I’m in this lane, and then all of a sudden, someone makes a comment or, I don’t know, something happens at work and you end up veering, I’m not in this lane anymore. I’m over oh, my God, I’m going back over here to my supposed life. And the people, and my family, and living richly is what brings me back to that authentic lane. For me, it’s community, it’s support, it’s it’s knowing that when I veer off, I’m veering.

Wendy Dodds [00:34:10]:
Okay, I’m not gonna stay there anymore. I’m done staying there. I’m stun done living that supposed life. So for me, living richly is just it’s really embraced me in a big hug of authenticity Yeah. And I’m very grateful.

Eric Deschamps [00:34:25]:
Yeah. Love that. Love that. Beautiful song. Wow wow wow. Beautiful.

Kate Beere [00:34:32]:
Ditto. Now, I think mine is tied very similar into what both of you shared, but I would say, this has impacted my personal growth and I’ve been on a personal growth journey for, the last 5 years or so, even obviously before Rob and I got together. This has helped me level up my life and, helped me be able to embrace vulnerability even more. And to your point about staying in your lane and living, you know, the life that you so wanna choose, but it has allowed me to heal in ways I didn’t even know I needed to be healed. And when you are going through the motions in life day in and day out, and you want more from life, but you know that it’s just so there’s so many steps to take in order to get to where you wanna be. But then the other side of you is nothing changes, nothing changes. Yeah. Yeah.

Kate Beere [00:35:38]:
And I knew 5 years ago that I had so much else that I wanted to do. And so, I stopped saying yes to the things that weren’t serving me. And it was hard. It was really, really hard. I lost a lot of friends. I had a lot of people, you know, commenting on, you know, who does she think she is? I still struggle with impostor syndrome a lot. And kinda going back to when we started on, you know, this might it looks easy, but all of us struggle with a lot of the things that we talk about on the show. But I feel like I’ve given that gift of honesty and authenticity to my daughters as well, and in ways that sometimes they understand now, sometimes they won’t.

Kate Beere [00:36:21]:
Yeah. But showing them that you can live in whatever path and go in whatever direction you want, and be able to level your life up however you want has just impacted me so much. Yeah. Wow. And the help from all of you as well. You know, I owe so much to the blessings of being able to sit up here with all of you because you have helped me grow and heal in ways that I’m forever grateful for.

Eric Deschamps [00:36:49]:
Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, beautiful. Beautiful. My kids are here tonight, and I’m so grateful that they are. My daughters and their wonderful husbands

Lianne [00:37:04]:
and my You have 2 husbands.

Eric Deschamps [00:37:05]:
2 husbands. Yes. Two husbands now. That’s 2 weddings. Sorry. I better clarify. So my eldest got Rachel, and Kyle got married October of last year. My middle daughter, Gabby, she got married to Ryan, just a few not that long ago, August, in France.

Eric Deschamps [00:37:26]:
And, that’s so that’s 2 weddings in less than 10 months, and they know me in this capacity from a different world. And we were joking around before the show, that I I had paramedics, on call in case they go into some kind of trauma response or PTSD response from seeing their old man, in in this context, in a very different context, but similar context.

Lianne [00:37:49]:
Just don’t stand up at work. Yeah. Yeah. I’m not gonna stand up.

Eric Deschamps [00:37:51]:
I’m not gonna take up an offering or do anything like that anything like that, but, so thank you for being here. It means the world to me, that the 4 of you are here tonight. For me, I think the biggest When I was saying about this question, it it it’s been it’s been about finding forgiveness, and and finding my power. I’ve lived most of my life helping other people, and I’ve shared this openly on the show. Most of that work, I meant it. I was I’ve been wired from a young age to help others. It’s just who I am, but so much of that throughout the course of my life was trying to right a wrong. If I did enough good, maybe I could right a wrong, and the right or the wrong I was trying to right was me.

Eric Deschamps [00:38:33]:
I lived most of my life with lots of shame, deep deep self loathing, and to come to a place of forgiveness, I didn’t need it from anybody else. I needed it from me, and I’m so grateful that I’ve experienced that, and to then find my power where I don’t shrink back. I don’t need to apologize for being me. I don’t need to apologize for how I am, who I am, what I want, what I do, that I can just show up and live my life, and hopefully make a difference. That’s been, the 2 greatest impacts of this whole journey, for me. But so much more we could share. Right? So much more we could share of it. It’s been it’s been a journey.

Eric Deschamps [00:39:16]:
Looking to the future, what can people expect to see from Real Women, Real Talk? What what’s coming down the pike? So much.

Wendy Dodds [00:39:27]:
It’s a it’s a secret.

Eric Deschamps [00:39:28]:
It’s a secret. Tune in to find out.

Wendy Dodds [00:39:30]:
Are we supposed to share? Is that What

Eric Deschamps [00:39:32]:
what do you see coming down the horizon?

Wendy Dodds [00:39:35]:
I think we see lots coming down the horizon. Yeah.

Kate Beere [00:39:38]:
Yeah. Yeah. Kate and I have, an enormous passion for kinda how Real Women, Real Talk has taken off. We both feel very strongly that there is a lot of raw, unfiltered, undiscussed topics, that we just absolutely love bringing to light. And, you know, we feel that creating that sense of community and really, sharing openly, which, again, there’s a lot of podcasts, there’s a lot of books, a lot of stuff out there that doesn’t that kinda glosses over. And I think that there’s just so much opportunity for us as we continue down this path to bring so much of those topic. And we get messages all the time on, you know, suggestions and and ideas on, on different types of topics.

Wendy Dodds [00:40:29]:
100%. And we wanna hear more ideas from our female listeners. We wanna know what you really wanna hear. What are those conversations, you know, you’re not hearing? What are the conversations we can have and bring to the table? You know, we really want those conversations to have impact. For Wendy and I, those are very mean all of our conversations are, but there’s something about Real Women, Real Talk that is really connected to our hearts, and so we wanna know more from all of you. Yeah. So message us, tell us.

Rae Pappas [00:41:06]:
Yeah. Share. Share. It’s been

Eric Deschamps [00:41:08]:
so amazing to watch the growth and the momentum behind those episodes. Yeah. So much so that it inspired Rob and I, among other things that were inspiring us to do, is to start the mindful masculinity series.

Lianne [00:41:19]:
Yeah. And and I would say this, just before I talk about mindful masculinity. The Real Women Real Talk isn’t just for women. No. And and I and I think that that’s one of the most important things. You know, we used to joke with Steve because Steve Woods you know, we were kicked out of the room. Steve was there when they were talking about, like, everything they talked about when it came to, women and some of the struggles. And and he but every episode, he’d be like, man, I learned so much today that I appreciate he’s got a deeper appreciation for his wife and for some of the, maybe, struggles or some of the insecurities and things that she’s dealing with.

Lianne [00:41:56]:
And and I think that’s the only concern I’ve I’ve had always with Right. With whether it’s real women, real talk, mindful masculinity is we’re not doing these episodes with the notion that, okay, only women are listening to these episodes and only men. No. There’s so much that we can learn. Some of those are probably some of the best episodes for those of you that have a significant other that you might sit down and listen together and even have an explorer and have conversations around them because I think there’s so much good, that we can learn, about one another. And Yeah. And and I think Well said. Yeah.

Lianne [00:42:29]:
And so when we came to mindful masculinity, again, this was the idea behind this right from day 1 was, we were not interested in bashing masculinity. In fact, we very deliberately with the very first episode chose not to use the language of toxic masculinity. That’s not what it’s about. It’s about, encouraging men to embrace the fullness of what it means to be human and to be able to embrace all of what that is. The tough, the strong, the vulnerable, the emotional, and to be able to bring all of that together is absolutely critical. And the next episode that’s coming out on this series is probably the one I’m most excited about, because we bring Don and Matthew in, and we really just sat back, wound them up, and let them go.

Eric Deschamps [00:43:21]:
And they just Let those team loose.

Lianne [00:43:22]:
They just went I had a chance. I edited the episode today, and, probably in the top 2, 3 lines that we have now embraced, that is is, that Matthew said during that episode, that you’re gonna get to hear when it comes out is do you remember it?

Eric Deschamps [00:43:41]:
We’re not gonna leak it here. You’re gonna have to tune in.

Lianne [00:43:44]:
You. I was gonna leak it.

Eric Deschamps [00:43:46]:
I gotta show restraint. Right. Yeah. That’s good. They need to hear it from his lips, not mine.

Lianne [00:43:51]:
He was fired up, and and he got us fired up.

Jesse White [00:43:55]:
Yeah.

Lianne [00:43:55]:
But it was the notion of one of the other things that I was did appreciate with that was the idea that we the the the episodes, what we would love to tell our younger self. Mhmm. And I love one of the things that Matthew said is we we don’t need to just try to teach young men how to be men. We need to start communicating with boys

Eric Deschamps [00:44:16]:
Yeah.

Lianne [00:44:17]:
On how to be men and to start leading by example of what it is to be a man who embraces vulnerability, who can cry, who can feel, and can also be a protector and be strong on all of the range of emotions. And that’s why I’m just so fired up

Rob Dale [00:44:35]:
for where we’re going.

Lianne [00:44:36]:
I can’t tell. I’m gonna take up an offering.

Eric Deschamps [00:44:39]:
I I think you just might. You’re the one who’s gonna give my kids a PTSD response, not me.

Kate Beere [00:44:45]:
But I I love that you mentioned, how mindful masculinity isn’t just for men and Real Talk Real Women isn’t just for women.

Wendy Dodds [00:44:53]:
Oh, I’m sorry.

Kate Beere [00:44:54]:
Because, you know, you guys have been together a couple years. You know, Rob and I have been together a couple years. Obviously, we just got married, but this has been just wonderful, even from a couple’s perspective, to really help build. And and we got questions like that around, you know, couple stuff, and we’ve done quite a few couple episodes. But for me, personally, it’s helped me be able to communicate and understand you better and and continue to to to keep that open and to continue to grow with that. And I just find I I just I love those mindful masculinity episodes because it really helps shed some light in terms of who are you?

Eric Deschamps [00:45:33]:
And one of the things we’ve talked about doing is, is is actually having some of these conversations, continuing to do shows where it’s the 2 of you talking to women, us talking to men, but also having some, some real women real talk where the 2 of us are present Absolutely. To bring our perspective and vice versa. Right? To kinda, evolve that even further. So we’re excited about that. Else in the future, maybe some more events like this one. Would you like to see this happen again? Yeah. Who knows? Right? Something I’m really excited about is my book. It’s in the works.

Eric Deschamps [00:46:09]:
The, the quadrant model that you’ve heard us talk about on the show, This was what emerged for me, out of the my second great awakening in 2022 when I came out of a very dark time, and led to conversations that, sparked what we’re seeing here. So I’m excited about, there’s there’s some more thinking that needs to go into it. There are more people I need to talk to, but I look forward, and we’ll let you know when that’s gonna be ready, but look forward to seeing that come forth, in the near future. Guys, before we wrap up, final words, to our audience, final words of thanks. What do you want final words, what do you what what do you wanna leave with our audience with tonight before we wrap up the show?

Wendy Dodds [00:46:52]:
I I just wanna do a round of thank yous. I wanna thank my kids who are here, who are teenagers who probably wanna be anywhere but thank you for being here.

Lianne [00:47:03]:
Thanks, mom.

Eric Deschamps [00:47:04]:
Thanks, mom, for making us come.

Wendy Dodds [00:47:07]:
My kids, plus Nicole, who’s, like, my bonus child who’s here as well. It means so much that you’re here. I love you, you are my heart.

Eric Deschamps [00:47:19]:
Yeah.

Wendy Dodds [00:47:29]:
Yeah. Oh, I can’t go on, no, I can’t. It’s just very meaningful

Kate Beere [00:47:33]:
to me that they’re here. Yeah.

Wendy Dodds [00:47:37]:
We can edit this, right?

Eric Deschamps [00:47:39]:
They could fix anything in post.

Wendy Dodds [00:47:42]:
I do wanna thank Eric’s kids too who are here. Thank you. It means the world to your dad that you’re here tonight. My friends who are here, thank you. Friendships are ebbs and flows, and ups and downs, and seasons. I’m very, very lucky to have an amazing group of women in my life that I’m very very grateful for. I wanna thank my Bold Lip fam who’s here.

Lianne [00:48:08]:
Yay. I don’t know

Wendy Dodds [00:48:09]:
if you saw their shirts, but they’re pretty

Eric Deschamps [00:48:11]:
They say You know what?

Lianne [00:48:12]:
It’s a

Eric Deschamps [00:48:12]:
shirt says, I love KV, Kate Bolton. It’s like the Kate Bolton fan club. It’s amazing. It’s pretty good.

Wendy Dodds [00:48:19]:
Not only did they sponsor one of our sponsors tonight, you have, like, undeniably supported my passion projects from Living Richly to Get You Mindset. It’s not every day you get to work with fun, creative, intelligent women, and I’m very, very grateful for that. I’m excited for what we’re building and where we’re going, and I love that we’re showing and continue to show the world that you can have a successful business that leads with empathy. And when you work 4 days a week, like, I’m all day on 4th, so I think it’s great just to continue that. So thank you for all your support. Yeah. Living Rich Lee Nation, this wouldn’t be what it is without all of you coming tonight and your support. And so for me, you know, to meet some of you in person today was just really emotional, clearly, for me, so thank you.

Wendy Dodds [00:49:16]:
And I wanna personally thank Steve. There he is. Steve’s the kinda quiet guy literally in the corner right now.

Eric Deschamps [00:49:24]:
He’s the hero behind the scenes that makes this engine churn, and I’m glad you said that because I think I can we give it up for our producers, Steve Warren, Capital Podcast? You are the man.

Wendy Dodds [00:49:39]:
You are the man. And then I certainly wanna thank the 3 of you because there’s no other 3 people I could imagine doing this with. It has been an amazing, amazing journey. It’s a very safe space that I cherish, and I can’t wait to see where we go.

Eric Deschamps [00:49:57]:
Yeah. Amazing.

Kate Beere [00:49:58]:
Yeah. Oh, my gosh. I don’t know if I can top that. That was beautiful, Kate. Literally, it was beautiful. Mhmm. Similar to what Kate said, if it wasn’t for all of you carving time out of your evening to come, listening to the podcast, you know, helping us grow the community, sharing, caring, it’s just we are so immensely grateful, because if it wasn’t for you guys, we wouldn’t be here. Steve, we absolutely love you.

Kate Beere [00:50:24]:
You have the patience of a saint. We, honestly, we we could not do this without you, and, we just appreciate you so, so much. To my Orangetheory crew in the back, I am immensely grateful to have you here tonight, to have you help me change lives. To my husband who has walked some of the journey with me and, who has helped me grow in ways that I never thought that I could grow. I put up a Facebook post a couple of hours before this because we had conversations eons ago that one of our dreams together was to share a stage, and to have this here, to have that opportunity with you as well as with you guys is just beyond. And to my parents who have walked me through and been by my side in some of the most the darkest times in my life, who have always had my back, who have always cheered me on, who have always made me laugh, who have listened to the podcast, have shared their thoughts, have shared some of their awakenings that they’ve had as well. I would not be here if it wasn’t for you, so thank you.

Lianne [00:51:49]:
Boy, this

Eric Deschamps [00:51:49]:
is, like, so happy. Really emotional.

Lianne [00:51:53]:
Wow. I mean, I remember do you remember, Steve, sitting down with you and me very awkwardly over lunch? We were taking a break, when we were still recording in your place, and he was, stammering around trying to figure out how to say it. And then finally, he goes, so, where are you guys going with this thing? And we were even kinda curious as to what he was like. Like, are you you’re gonna commit to this was, like, episode 27, 28. Exactly.

Eric Deschamps [00:52:18]:
Are

Lianne [00:52:19]:
you gonna because he was about to invest some money in some equipment. We were his primary video. He does a lot of podcasts, but we’re a primary video one, and, the willingness to invest in us. But he wanted to make sure, are you guys committed to this thing? And we had to we’re like, Steve, go buy the equipment. We’re good. We’re good. And it’s been just amazing to see. And and, yeah.

Lianne [00:52:40]:
I just very much again, thank you so much to all of you who, take the time to send us messages, to send us, to to comment publicly, to share out episodes. You met Julia. Julia earlier, my days are blurred today or yesterday. I think it was this morning was texting me from an event that she’s at where she’s like, oh my god. This would be great with living richly. And and I just love that that you’re thinking about and you’re doing it, and that’s so meaningful and it’s so appreciated. And and I I just so appreciate when we get those comments. One of my core values is community.

Lianne [00:53:19]:
And, and I so deeply, just, it is something in those of you that have listened to my story or know anything about me know that that hasn’t been a part of my life, a very, broken family and with a lot of of trauma and stuff. I didn’t have that. And when I’m drawn to community and, you know, Wendy’s already mentioned the Orangetheory community, there are so many Orangetheory members here today, and I think it’s just so exciting to see so many of you here how much that means us. Most of you were in a class today doing a workout, and now you’re here, tonight doing this. And I know you’re doing it because you’re afraid that coach Wendy is gonna make her do burpees tomorrow.

Eric Deschamps [00:53:57]:
That’s right. But just 20 burpees are gonna be nasty.

Lianne [00:53:59]:
Exactly. But but just to have that community, and it’s just so appreciated, so much. Wendy mentioned her parents. I have never had anyone in my life that I could call dad until dad. And, and I do call him dad. And I do it deliberately and I do it meaningfully because I want that relationship and I never did have a father in my life until now. And I so embrace every moment I get to do, and experience with him, and with mom. I had an incredible mom.

Lianne [00:54:36]:
My mom was my hero, and to now have another mom who is in my life is so incredible and wonderful for me. I’ve mentioned my girls already. They’re here tonight. I know that Tyler, my son-in-law, couldn’t make it because of work, so he’s not here. But Becca, Britney’s partner is here as well. And for them to make that effort and to be here is just so incredible. I just love them so much. This crew is so incredible and I again, like they’ve said already, I can’t imagine doing this with anyone, but you guys for sure.

Lianne [00:55:13]:
This woman who has allowed me to, to be the man, that I am, and to allow me to grow and discover and be vulnerable and and just accepts me and encourages me and is the biggest cheerleader. Whenever I share anything with her, about what’s going on in business or anything like that, she is right away just cheering me on and just really believing in me. And I wanna say, really, with Living Rich Lee, my business partner. Eric has been a guy that we have been in relationship with for way too long, for a lot of years. And, he was the guy who reached out to me, 12, in 22, 2012 and asked the powerful question, have you ever thought about coaching? And we began the journey professionally together. I have I shared this with in in an episode that’s coming out soon, the impact that he has had in my life. He is legit. What you see in front of the camera is exactly who he is behind the camera.

Lianne [00:56:23]:
He’s when there’s no cameras, he is absolutely a guy who lives his life fully, authentically, and I inspire him. When I grow up, I wanna be just like him. So I appreciate so much, him, but, I love you guys, and I absolutely love you.

Wendy Dodds [00:56:40]:
Wow. Way to make it mushier.

Eric Deschamps [00:56:42]:
Right. Like, he he you were complaining. It’s getting emotional. I’m gonna wrap this up. Folks,

Kate Beere [00:56:47]:
Please don’t rap.

Eric Deschamps [00:56:48]:
I won’t rap because that well, that’ll really end the show, really fast. But folks, to those of you that are gathered here, friends and family, thank you from the bottom of our hearts. To those of you that are tuning in, to our larger Living Richly Nation family, on Facebook, to our 76,000 plus subscribers on YouTube now that follow the show, thank you from the bottom of our hearts for helping us spread the Living Rich Lee message. And, as we always encourage at the end of every show, if this has been a meaningful experience, if the show is helping you in your journey, then please share it out. Like and subscribe so you can don’t miss anything, but share it out on your socials. Encourage other people to tune in. Make sure to check out our website, living richly dot me, where you’re gonna find out all the information about the Living Richly nation if you’re not already part of it, and where you can also sign up for that free experience, the 15 Day Life Vision Challenge, where you can start to create the life that you’ve always dreamed of. Folks, as we wrap up the show today, a big thank you and a big I want you to give yourselves a huge live audience, a huge round of applause for being such great audience tonight.

Eric Deschamps [00:57:58]:
Thank you for tuning in. And until next time, get out there and live your best life.