The Potting Shed Podcast

It's the last episode of the season, and as well as sharing his highlights from the last 23 episodes, Luke is talking about how we can 'green the grey' areas in our lives. Thanks for listening in to this season, and Luke aims to be back with Season 3 in a few months.

How can we take our lives off the treadmill and instead go 'off road' introducing variety and adventure? That's Luke's topic in this episode. Don't forget Luke's latest book Sight Lines: Clearer Vision, Closer Dreams is available to download from Amazon. If you'd be willing to leave a review of the show the links are here for iTunes and here for the UK Podcast Directory. To listen to the show via stitcher the link is here.

How can we be more authentic and less bland? In this episode Luke talks about how we need to embrace our weirdness - weird is the new normal! Don't forget Luke's latest book Sight Lines: Clearer Vision, Closer Dreams is available to download from Amazon. If you'd be willing to leave a review of the show the links are here for iTunes and here for the UK Podcast Directory. To listen to the show via stitcher the link is here.

In this episode Luke is in conversation with Luke Perry, a sculptor of public monuments with a fascinating story! To see Luke Perry's work check out his website:  http://industrialheritagestronghold.com/ Don't forget Luke's latest book Sight Lines: Clearer Vision, Closer Dreams is available to download from Amazon. If you'd be willing to leave a review of the show the links are here for iTunes and here for the UK Podcast Directory. To listen to the show via stitcher the link is here.

Have you ever been impatient for seeds to grow in your life? In this episode Luke is talking about our tendency to force outcomes, and how we need to be patient instead. Books referenced include the Frog & Toad stories by Arnold Lobel, and Rob Bell's How To Be Here. Don't forget Luke's latest book Sight Lines: Clearer Vision, Closer Dreams is available to download from Amazon. If you'd be willing to leave a review of the show the links are here for iTunes and here for the UK Podcast Directory. To listen to the show via stitcher the link is here.