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You've only got one life, so why not design it around your own personality, dreams, and desires? I'm Dan Johnston and I do my best to help you create your own version of an awesome life…whatever that means for you. Personally, I value freedom and experiences over money and things and even if the seas are a bit rougher, I'd rather be the Captain of my own ship. I, and the occasional guest, cover a range of topics from psychology and MBTI personality types (you know, that whole ENFP, INFP, INF ...
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The Game On Glio Podcast

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Now in its fifth season, with 49 episodes aired, Game On Glio was the first of its kind to create a media platform for telling the stories and journeys of those diagnosed with brain cancers such as Glioblastoma. Expanding on its original platform, this show shines a light on grief and loss, brain cancer education and stories, and provides inspiration, hope, and second chances! Guests include caregivers, scientists, therapists, patients, widows(ers), non-profits, relationship experts, well kn ...
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What do you do when your partner is diagnosed with glioblastoma? In caregiver, Robert Marx's case, he and his wife made the most of the time they had. As a caregiver, Robert decided to approach care-giving in a very methodical, communicative, compassionate way. His advice- "Don't neglect your own well-being. Don't become patient B." In this episode…
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In this episode, I dig into the hidden cognitive biases that quietly shape our decisions: things like effort justification, the sunk cost fallacy, and framing. Once you see them, you start realizing how often they keep you from making the changes you know you need. ►Private Coaching◄ I work with a handful of private coaching clients. To check avail…
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Chris Schuler is a fierce advocate for the brain cancer community, a journey that found him due to his experience losing his father to glioblastoma. My take away from my interview with Chris is his perspective on his anticipatory grief compared to his mother's traumatic grief after his dad's death. The way Chris views the gift he was given during h…
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Sometimes what feels good in the moment actually weakens us and makes life harder in the long run. Many of these patterns are wired deep into us through evolution, which makes them tricky to spot. But the more we learn to recognize these instincts, the more agency we gain, and the closer we move toward a happier, more intentional life ►Join The ENF…
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In the United States, there are more than 3 million women widowed! But, of that number, only 12% are under the age of 50. Let that sink in for a minute. That means that 360,000 women in the U.S. are widowed before they ever hit 50 years old. You know what else it means? It means 3 million of us loved and loved fearlessly! When your partner dies, yo…
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Every once in a while you get a perspective that changes the way you see a certain view of life. Ty Ferrell is not just a cowboy. There's so much more beyond the hat. He's a dad, a farmer, a photographer, a rodeo rider (retired), and an insurance adjuster. He's also single. We aren't talking about "let's get this guy a date" single. We are talking,…
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I've been self-employed for over a decade, and I know firsthand how tough it can be when you're starting out as a freelancer. In this episode, I dive into the real challenges that come with working for yourself — from the way you talk to yourself and the fears that hold you back, to overcoming procrastination, finding motivation, and building a hea…
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There is no training manual for how to move through grief. When you become widowed, there are no guidelines that you can turn to. As adults, our brains want to hold onto grief like a weed. Constantly growing back, we replay and run through the death over and over again. The brain processes grief differently than the heart does. But for those who ha…
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One of the many things ENFPs LOVE to do is creating unique experiences and memories for other people. That's what I've been doing with my in person events for nearly a decade and in the second episode of our new show I'll tell you all about my experiences doing so as well as share some details on the upcoming ENFPFEST event in Prague happening Sept…
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Outcome-death, emotion-darkness and grief. How do we move through one of the hardest things that happens in life? The movie, The Color of Rain happened to be airing on Hallmark three or four months after Mike's death. I remember thinking, "Why is this really sad movie on the regular Hallmark channel?" I tried watching 30 minutes of it, I couldn't d…
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I've been thinking about creating an ENFP show for a quite a while now, and it's finally happening—episode one is here! In each episode, my assistant Svetlana throws me questions—some from clients, some from you guys, and some just based on what's going on in the world right now. I share my thoughts, ideas, and my take on them. In this episode, we …
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Imagine life trucking along, young healthy children, pursuing a dream career, a wonderful marriage, a beautiful home. When you are in your 30's, you don't think that life can change so rapidly. But that's the tricky thing about life, it doesn't matter how old you are, life has a way of veering us of course and onto a whole new path. Today's guest, …
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We are all guilty of it; something overwhelming happens or a trauma and we try to bury our grief, our stress, our feelings over what's happened. But, we can't outrun our grief or trauma. Eventually it manifests in other ways, sometimes physically. In today's episode, I talk with Grief Coach Kelci Jager of Rise with Grief, & author of A Millions Mir…
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There is a Chinese proverb- "The temptation to quit will be greatest just before you are about to succeed." We never know what we are on the cusp of until we finish the journey. And, while failing teaches us many things, we don't have to be scared of failing. We should only be scared of walking away. In today's episode, our 50th episode of The Game…
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Compassion and creativity are vitally important these days in cancer care. The old rule of thumb, especially in brain cancer, of standard of care just isn't enough anymore. Patients and families need a voice, and need to know that they are heard when asking questions about clinical trials, supplements, holistic options, and cross-collaboration acro…
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It's been a little while. Hopefully I remembered how to say words and hopefully you enjoy me saying them. Some links: My Book, The ENFP Calling - On Amazon - On Audible - Everywhere Else ENFPFEST Prague is happening Sept 14th - 20th. You can contact me through this (old) event page for details and to reserve an early ticket before they're publicly …
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Happy New Year! I emailed my subscribers the question: What are you most proud of from 2024? What are you most excited about in 2025? In this episode I share some of their answers, my own answers, and some tips for making 2025 absolutely glorious! I explain why David Goggins advice can be toxic if you are an ENFP or INFP, our inner child, emotions,…
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Grief is a reflection of love. It's a natural part of life, and the more we love, the more profound our grief will be when that love is lost. If we think about the fact that grief is grounded in love, it does help us move through the journey. This is part of the work that grief coaches like Emily Bingham do. She helps people navigate significant li…
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In this episode, we challenge the damaging stereotypes around ENFPs and explore how to focus, stay motivated, and create a life that aligns with your passions. Get The ENFP Calling One reviewer said: "I have read many self-help and personal development books over the years... I have never encountered anything that felt so personally actionable, val…
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What would you choose: a million-dollar paycheck tied to an unfulfilling grind, or a modest income doing work you truly love? And how does this decision shape not just your life but the legacy you leave for your children? In this thought-provoking episode, we unpack the hidden costs of chasing wealth over purpose, and the societal narratives that j…
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Dr. Horbinski sits down with me to discuss the complexities of brain tumors and how his work in the Feinberg School of Medicine lab is looking into mutIDH1 and how it dramatically alters the glioma’s micro-environmental landscape by preventing the thrombosis-necrosis phenomenon that is characteristic of IDH1 wild-type gliomas. Furthermore, mutIDH1 …
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Today's episode answers a question from one of our subscribers. Pro tip: If you'd like to submit a question for a future episode, feel free to do so at: https://www.dreamsaroundtheworld.com/askdan/ It's interesting — people often ask me how they can "hack" or tough their way to success in areas they probably shouldn't even be pursuing in the first …
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For all of Scott Hamilton's successes, there has also been sacrifice, fear, and loss. He has battled health issues that truly put death in front of him and has made him confront very hard truths. And, it was through his wife that he learned and felt the power of faith in God's word. Scott doesn't see his life as lucky-he sees his life as a road map…
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Today, I want to talk about freedom and the tiny, non-obvious things that can take it away from you. This episode will be especially valuable if you're an entrepreneur or planning to work for yourself As you might have guessed, entrepreneurship and business are something that I love and spend a lot of time exploring with my clients. So, if you are …
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I truly believe that by not following your calling, you're not only holding yourself back, but also depriving others of the chance to experience and benefit from your unique gifts. "The ENFP Calling" is a true gem for ENFPs, available everywhere you buy books, in both digital and print formats. This link will take you to Amazon, where you can check…
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Robert and Melanie Ham were young, with two young children when Melanie was diagnosed with an incurable rare form of Sarcoma in 2020. Robert, an award winning film maker and military veteran, decided he wanted to document her journey, their love, to help others. The documentary aired in 2022 after Melanie's death and has been viewed more than 1 mil…
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At a certain point in life, you begin to take "memento mori" seriously. You start reflecting on your achievements and questioning what comes next. This often brings with it a strange feeling—the urge for change. In today's episode, we'll talk about the first steps you can take to make the l changes toward meaningful life. Get The ENFP Calling One r…
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Having glioblastoma doesn't mean life is over. In fact, it can be viewed as an opportunity! Tara McCaughan from Northern Ireland has been living with gbm for nearly five years. Her story shows us how human resilience and internal cognitive reshuffling can be our biggest weapon in battling such a formidable disease. But she doesn't do it alone, her …
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Hello everyone, Today, I have a rather unusual episode for you. It's a fragment from one of our Group Coaching Calls, which we hold monthly with members of the ENFP Unleashed program. Not only is the format of this podcast a bit different, but the theme of the call itself is as well. During the session we discussed things that suck about being an E…
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There are so many facets of the grief and loss journey. One that many don't think of is financial understanding. Whether it's starting a non-profit organization after a loss or trying to navigate investing from money left to you after a death, it's vital to know how to advocate for your own best interests. Self advocating is important in in all are…
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Hey, it's Svetlana, Dan's assistant. I'm excited to share one of my all-time favorite episodes that Dan has ever published. When I first listened to this podcast two years ago, I felt so understood and supported. Even though I don't think I have ADHD, it resonated with me deeply. We all struggle at times with following through, staying disciplined,…
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Grief is something that crashes into us. It takes a toll on us emotionally and physically. But when it does, it also teaches us. We grow from our journeys in life--the good and the bad. Emily Peterson, CEO of Saranoni Luxury Blankets, knows this journey all to well. Emily's husband Nathan was diagnosed with glioblastoma brain cancer just 3 months a…
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Here is the second part of the recordings made during my stay in Switzerland. This episode includes three segments covering multiple valuable topics. If you would like to see some beautiful Swiss scenery, check out these episodes on YouTube: https://youtu.be/PErpWmxzzg4 https://youtu.be/rJ9XXLtUlMU channel.https://www.youtube.com/@enfp ►ENFP Unleas…
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Love is infinite. You don't run out of love. You don't stop loving your late spouse just because a "new and different love" introduces itself. Your heart grows around what was to make room for what is. Annie and Matt teach us just that. In this episode, we sit down with the two to talk about finding love again after loss, and what it truly looks li…
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