Episode Type: Listen to Learn

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In this episode, I speak with Joe Handley about the concept of 'Changing the Few Who Change the Many.' We explore the origins of this idea, Jesus' unique strategy for leadership development, and the importance of character formation in discipleship. Joe shares insights from his experiences in global missions, emphasizing the need for authenticity in leadership and the impact of positive influence. The conversation also touches on the future of the church in a post-Christian era, the role of different types of leaders, and the importance of adaptability and creativity in addressing challenges within the church.

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-- This episode is sponsored by Nomad Insurance by SafetyWing. Safety Wing is the digital nomad go-to source for travel medical insurance to provide you with peace of mind as you move around the globe.

Welcome to a listen-to-learn episode of the Share Life podcast. I'm Jason Scott Montoya, and today, I'm here with my friends, Jason Long and Kristen Zalatan where we're going to talk about living the digital nomad lifestyle abroad and how to transition into geographic independence.

Jason Long is an American world-traveling location independent entrepreneur, former private equity CEO, and the founder of Ascendance.coach - an executive coaching company that helps founders with scaling businesses grow into professional CEOs. His fiance Kristen Zalatan helps executives and entrepreneurs with kids, to sort out the logistics of long-term travel abroad. They currently live in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico, and have traveled and lived all across the globe.

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Episode Type: Inspirational People

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In this Inspirational People interview on the Share Life podcast, I'm speaking with my new friend, writer, director, and storyteller, Salvatore DiSalvatore. Salvatore DiSalvatore, whom I know as Jack, is also a Communications team leader for a parish in Georgia.

Jack and I met at Learnwell Collective's story lab when I filmed the unboxing of my book, From the Garden to the Cross. If you watch the video, Jack generously prayed over me. This providential encounter was facilitated by our mutual friend, Todd Miechiels of The 315 Project.

In this conversation, I tease out and explore Jack's faith story, and how narrative and writing are woven throughout his life. Jack discusses the concept of "confident vulnerability"—being authentic and open, even at the risk of criticism—as a way to deepen self-understanding. This is contrasted with the dangers of "pandering," especially within certain cultural contexts, which can lead to losing one's sense of self. Discover the importance of embracing your narrative and living sincerely.

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