In Bloom with Ela Richmond

Joel Bein is a writer, a professional musician, the author of the Daily Job Hunt Newsletter, head of growth at CareerHackers, an author, and more. Joel cares about personal freedom and is incredibly intentional. Today we talked about believing in yourself, getting past the things that hold you back, and committing to small steps as a means to achieving the big things. Everyone has something they want in life, but most don't actually believe in their ability to achieve it.For so many people the answer is "no," and it's not because they're actually incapable, but because something stops them from believing it's possible. That belief in self is necessary. Listen to the episode to learn more. If you want more from Joel, you can find him:his websitehis Twitterhis LinkedInThe Daily Job Hunt PodcastFor more about the episode, visit: https://inbloompodcast.com

Demetri Kofinas is a media entrepreneur and the host of the Hidden Forces Podcast. This episode is one of my favorites because of how sincere it is. We talked about the concept of truth in a world that's overloaded with information. Life is ultimately a question posed to each individual, and how you live your life becomes your answer.We talk about life, truth, learning from other people, ego, humility and so much more. I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did. If you want more of Demetri Kofinas:His website: https://www.demetrikofinas.com/His TwitterHis podcast's website: https://hiddenforces.io/Hidden Forces TwitterHidden Forces Spotify

Charlie Westerman is a lover of freedom, history, philosophy, and more. Today we sat down to talk about his new project - A Twisted History of the United States - and to discuss Christianity. Both me and Charlie grew up Catholic, and we've been trying to understand where truth lies. He and I have some different opinions, which becomes apparent as we discuss each matter. This was an exciting episode. As you'll hear, I had a lot of fun recording it, and came away with some new perspectives. I hope you enjoy it!Follow Charlie on Twitter, and go and check out his podcast if you want to hear more about history, politics, and the state of the world. 

Today is a short and sweet solo episode. Let me know how you like this format.I'm getting deep with you, sharing some things I've learned about love after having reflected on my parents' divorce.Relationships are a topic I've been highly interested in since my parents got divorced. The analytical part of me wanted to understand it all deeper, and I became obsessed. I watched, asked questions, listened to podcasts, analyzed movies and books, etc. I'm not an expert, of course, but I've come to recognize a few patterns and I'd like to share them.

Ryan Ferguson is a world traveler and the co-host of The World Wanderers Podcast.After having visited 6 continents and 45 countries, he has gained perspective on life and culture. Today he comes on the podcast to talk about his experiences and the lessons he's learned. If you're like me, you've always thought about traveling, but there are things that get in the way -- fear, money, time, commitment, etc. Ryan eased my racing thoughts throughout this conversation and recommends travel for everyone. I hope you enjoy the episode!