FROM THE VAULT: A Mindful Conversation with Patrick Rhone

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On this vault episode of the podcast, I bring back Patrick Rhone. He is an author and speaker who helps guide people to the balance and peace that comes through mindfulness, introspection, and truth. Patrick and I have lots of great conversations, and not all of them are recorded - so this was a treat to revisit.

This time around we focus on reading more (and better), mindfulness (and Patrick’s book “Mindfulness for Mere Mortals), and much more.

I always have a blast talking with Patrick. I hope you enjoy the show as much as I enjoyed putting it together.

Links Worth Exploring

• Connect with Patrick: Website | Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn
• Buy Patrick's book: Mindfulness for Mere Mortals
• Listen to David Wallace speech: This is Water
• Related Conversation: Intentions, Time, and Saying No with Patrick Rhone
• Related Blog Post: Doing Productive vs. Being Productive

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