Everyone takes their own path in hopes of attaining success. Some effortlessly glide past the all too familiar and sometimes, stereotypical mile markers that society has held up to highlight the expected route. Others stumble down the road less traveled, looking for their own version of ultimate fulfillment. No matter one’s path, we’re all hoping to eventually attain our own idea of fulfillment.
Jill and Dave Henry were no exceptions. Jill, knowing from a young age what she wanted to do with her life, had a one track mindset as she graduated high school and worked through college. Dave on the other hand, was a late bloomer and it took him time to find what he was really passionate about. But even walking very different paths, Dave and Jill found their way to exactly where they needed to be. Now, as a married couple with kids, they never would have imagined they would be where they are today. They recently imparted their wisdom from the lessons they learned along their journeys into a book they wrote called, The Greatest College Health Guide You Never Knew You Needed.
Join Joanna as she talks to Dave and Jill and gets the inside scoop on how they found what they consider to be ultimate success. They also share more in depth with their listeners about their book.
What You Will Learn
Why your effort is more important than the outcomes
Why what college you go to matters less than what you make of your experience
Why there’s no one perfect path to follow
Why it’s okay to stumble to find your way in life
That it’s okay to try something and fail at it multiple times
Connect with Dave and Jill Henry
Instagram: @greatestcollegehealthguide
Instagram: @twocoachhenrys
Book: The Greatest College Health Guide You Never Knew You Needed
Connect with Joanna Lilley
Lilley Consulting on Instagram
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