John R. Miles

And if you do, you'll find the secret to everything you've ever wanted.

For those who are listening to our conversation today, what is maybe the biggest thing that you want them to remember from our discussion and the purpose for you writing the book to begin with?

Well, Jim, if people want to learn more about you, what you're doing in Philadelphia and other parts of the country, where's the best place for them to go?

Awesome.

Well, it was such an honor to have you on the show, Jim.

Thank you for writing this book and bringing your wisdom to our audience.

That brings us to a close of today's conversation with Jim Murphy.

I hope it left you reflecting on what it means to live fully alive and to perform at your best when it matters most.

Here are the three biggest takeaways that stood out for me.

First, fear is the number one barrier to greatness.

Training your heart to quiet the critic and choose courage is the first step toward freedom.

Second, performance and fulfillment are the same path.

You don't have to trade meaning for achievement.

The two can work together.

And third, extraordinary results start on the inside.

Your routines, thoughts, and small choices are shaping your destiny every day.

This episode reminded me that legacy is about what we build choice by choice.

Jim's work is a powerful guide to aligning those choices with who we want to become.

Next, we turn our attention outward towards truth, power, and consequence.

On Thursday, I'm joined by Charles Pillar, an investigative journalist for Science Magazine and the author of the new book, Doctored.