John R. Miles

There's also a deeper emotional layer to this conversation that I think many listeners will connect with, because underneath habits and behavior change is often a much more personal question.

Can I learn to become someone who believes I'm capable of change without constantly attacking myself in the process?

Eric speaks about that with remarkable honesty.

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Now, let's dive into this conversation with Eric Zimmer.

Thank you for choosing PassionStruck and choosing me to be your host and guide on your journey to creating an intentional life that matters.

Now, let that journey begin.

I am so excited today to welcome back my friend and one of the best podcast hosts there is out there, Eric Zimmer.

Welcome back, Eric.

Since I mentioned your podcast, why don't we just start there?

Because if people are not familiar with the one you feed, it's definitely a top recommendation for me.

And you've been doing it now for a decade, right?

Man, I can't believe we're at five years now and it's just to think about doing it for another seven years with how much effort there is to doing a podcast that people don't realize is, it's a lot of work.

Last time for the listeners who might've tuned in to our last episode, which was actually, it's about 200 episodes from when this one will air, but it's really only been about 18, 19 months.

I'd encourage you to go back to episode 569 if you want to pick up our last conversation.

But since then, you have written this amazing new book, which came out at the end of March.

It's called How a Little Becomes a Lot.