John R. Miles

Be well, everyone.

And we will also be posting this on the podcast in the coming days if you want to listen to it there and get a recap as well.

Thank you, everyone.

That's a wrap on today's conversation.

And what stays with me the most from this episode is this reminder.

Division is not inevitable.

It's conditioned.

And that means it can be unlearned.

When we understand how our brains sort people into us and them, we gain something powerful.

Choice, the choice to pause, to widen the circle, to act from compassion instead of reflex.

This conversation also reminds us that ideas matter most when they turn into action.

If today's conversation moved you, there's a way to carry it forward.

You can support Families Directly through GiveDirectly at givedirectly.org slash passionstruck.

It'll also be in the show notes.

Thank you for being part of a community that believes flourishing should be shared.

And next week, we continue the season of becoming with a powerful shift in focus.

I'll be joined by my friend Nirbhushan, author of The Solution Mindset for a conversation about what it really takes to move forward when answers aren't obvious.

We'll explore why constraints don't block creativity, they activate it, and why the future belongs to those who can adapt without losing themselves.

Because becoming isn't just about who we are today, it's about how we respond when the path forward isn't clear.

You've been PassionStruck.