This is the silver anniversary of the podcast! We’ll be celebrating the six month anniversary in two weeks! The focus for the past month or so has been on pursuing and doing work that you love. This week is just a slight break from that (we’ll have one more interview next episode – with John…
Read MoreInterview with Kristin Lindeen, daughter of John Miller. Speaking about growing up in the QBQ home, lessons she learned, and how she is now able to pass it on to her own children. You can find out more about Kristin and QBQ: Twitter: @KristinLindeen Website: qbq.com QBQ on Facebook Here are some listener submitted questions: “What things…
Read MoreLast week, we had a book giveaway featuring the “Parenting the QBQ Way” by John Miller. There were three winners, and I am especially grateful to each one: 1. Dan Black – won the bundle of John Miller’s books: QBQ! Flipping the Switch Outstanding Parenting the QBQ Way 2. Wade Thorson 3. Jeremy Smith Thank you…
Read MoreThis is QBQ! Week. Check out the other resources as well: Book Review: Parenting the QBQ Way John Miller Interview (book giveaway here!) Fear is one reason people don’t take accountability for themselves: Fear of failure Fear of hurting their ego or pride Fear of embarrassment Fear of consequences If we are going to be…
Read MoreI will have the chance to interview Kristin Lindeen, John Miller’s oldest daughter. I’m opening it up for you to ask questions as well. Kristin E. Lindeen grew up in the home of QBQ! as the oldest of seven Miller children. Steeped in the QBQ! message of personal accountability, she is uniquely equipped to share…
Read MoreThis is the fourth episode for the Quality Living Made Simple podcast. My name is Joshua Rivers, and I am your host. We all want to have a quality life, but we run into difficult situations all the time. The purpose of this podcast is to understand what it really means to have a quality life and How…
Read MoreQBQ (The Question Behind the Question) addresses the attitude behind these kind of statements. They represent a victim mentality. They shift the responsibility and the blame to others. There is no sense of personal accountability. “It’s not my job” Are you part of the team? Then it’s part of your job. Each person on the…
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