If you would've told me a year ago that I'll be contributing to a book, I would've said no way. And here it is! I'm so honored to be amongst some amazing people that contributed to this book. https://www.blu-talks-book.com/

Would love to get some feedback from the group on the podcast description I have written. I know there are some very experienced podcasters and writers in this group, but I'm looking for feedback from anyone.. Let me know your thoughts! **The Ronin Mindset Podcast** In a world dominated by invisible systems and societal constraints, "The Ronin Mindset" podcast emerges as a beacon for those yearning to break free from The Matrix and carve their own path. Just as the Ronin Samurai, masterless warriors of ancient times, defied convention and walked their own unique journeys, this podcast beckons to the modern "rogue entrepreneurs" and those who dare to challenge the status quo. Each week, Steve Didier will interview intriguing guests from around the world who exemplify the samurai spirit and have broken free from the system that enslaves us financially, emotionally, and spiritually. Harness the wisdom of the 8 Principles of Bushido, the time-honored code that governed the samurai warriors. With each episode, dive deep into these guiding tenets, uncovering their relevance in today's fast-paced world and their application in modern times. Justice, Courage, Kindness, Respect, Integrity, Honor, Loyalty and Self-Discipline—reimagine these values in the context of contemporary challenges and the mindset required to overcome those challenges and become the best version of yourself. This podcast isn't simply about breaking free from the 'Matrix'—it's about embodying the Ronin spirit, forging your own destiny, and realizing your unique and unlimited potential in life and business. Join us on this journey to mastery, where tradition meets innovation, and passion ignites purpose.

I see @Roger Peters is a fellow vet. I'm gonna guess Army like myself, but I've been known to be mistaken... 🤣🤣 Any other Vets here?

@Megan Gibson - OH Megan! What a super job on the episode! Been blasting it on social and a lot of groups I am in and will include it in my next email to my subscribers . That came out so great and I so enjoyed our conversation. "Your life circumstances do not have to disqualify you from living anymore." Thank you for being such a great host and facilitating such an easy going conversation! You are appreciated! #beaguest

This may come off as a little pitchy but that's isn't the intention but if your interested in learning more DM me! That being said here are several reasons to play games(Not just table top RPG or video games to be clear) : 1. Entertainment: Games provide fun and enjoyment, serving as a form of entertainment and relaxation. 2. Social Interaction: Multiplayer games allow you to connect with friends and meet new people online or in person. 3. Stress Relief: Playing games can help reduce stress and provide an escape from daily pressures. 4. Cognitive Benefits: Many games challenge your brain, improving problem-solving skills, memory, and strategic thinking. 5. Creativity: Some games encourage creativity and imagination, such as building and simulation games. 6. Competition: Competitive games offer a sense of achievement and the thrill of winning. 7. Teamwork: Team-based games promote cooperation and communication skills. 8. Escapism: Games can transport you to different worlds and let you explore new experiences. 9. Learning: Educational games teach valuable skills and knowledge in an engaging way. 10. Goal Achievement: Games often have objectives to complete, giving a sense of accomplishment. Ultimately, the reasons for playing games is to have fun but they serve a plethora of other benefits not only in your personal life but they open a exciting new avenues of approach in a professional environment for employee retention, trust and team building, and company loyalty. So don't forget to play when you can!