Dr. David Johnson and Dr. Matthew T. Lee discuss the multidimensional nature of flourishing, pathways to global flourishing, and the limits of physical and emotional load for human beings. They also touch on the metaphor of discovering greater depth in oneself as a better metaphor for flourishing than growth.

David Johnson, a third-generation life insurance salesman, shares his wealth of experience in the industry. He discusses overcoming objections and the delicate balance between business and friendship. Johnson reveals the crucial mistake that can derail a sales career and explains what a 'feed list' is. He emphasizes the importance of building personal connections and setting activity-based goals for success, while reflecting on the invaluable lessons learned from his father that continue to shape his professional journey.

David Johnson, a 3D printing expert specifically for hackers, dives into the fascinating world of 3D printing. He shares personal experiences and discusses the accessibility of 3D printing tech like the Ender 3 and Bamboo printers. The conversation takes a nostalgic turn as they explore its role in creating custom gadgets, including a live print of a Captain Crunch whistle. Johnson also reflects on converting AI images into printable designs and the innovative capacity of the 3D printing community, emphasizing creativity and problem-solving in tech.

Brad Barrie and David Johnson of Dynamic Wealth Group discuss blending equity exposure with discretionary global macro allocations to provide smoother returns. They talk about portfolio construction, dynamic rebalancing models, meeting Shatner, and using analogies from Star Trek and NASA for investment concepts.

David Johnson, a meditation teacher and author of ‘A Path to Nibbana’, discusses forgiveness meditation technique and its benefits in overcoming emotional blocks. He shares personal stories of forgiving a toxic boss and anecdotes of students' forgiveness experiences. The podcast explores the link between Buddhist precepts and a peaceful mind, the power of the habit of forgiveness, and common mistakes in metta meditation. It also touches on the Buddha's forgiveness method and the use of forgiveness meditation in psychiatric care.