Another week, another new friend to introduce you to! My guest this week is Stephen Glasser, author of Everyday Adventure: How to Live Your Ordinary Life to the Fullest — a book that helps us stop living on autopilot and instead find more meaning, purpose, and adventure in our lives.
In this conversation, Stephen shares where the heart for the book came from and he goes into details about the creative process he underwent to make it happen. We also talk a lot about the idea of slowing down, remaining present in a connected world, and how we can find more purpose in some of life’s mundane moments.
If you like authentic storytelling with some Biblical wisdom and a little humor, I think you’ll enjoy this conversation and his book. And the foreword is by NFL quarterback Carson Wentz, which I think is super cool.
I really enjoyed getting to know Stephen a little bit, and I hope you enjoy hearing him share about his book and the stories that led to it.
If you’d like to connect with Stephen, you can find him on Instagram (@stephenglasser) and on his website, stephenglasser.com. He also publishes a newsletter called the Tuesletter, which you can sign up for here: https://stephenglasser.com/tuesletter
I’d also love to connect with you on Substack, where I write essays and share updates about future episodes. You can find that at The Road Ahead.
You can also find me on Instagram and Twitter @ColeClaybourn, and on Facebook under Cole Douglas Claybourn.
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