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Journey into the Present

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by blburrs

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27 episodes
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Podcast Overview

Bryan Burrs shares his personal journey from a life dominated by anxiety and non-present thinking to one focused on living in the moment.

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4/3/2024

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May 5, 2026

Even If | Bryan Burrs

Bryan Burrs reflects on four years of sustained stress β€” legal battles, uncertainty about his children, career shifts, and personal loss β€” and how choosing presence transformed his experience. He shares the difference between fear-driven 'what if' thinking and faith-filled 'even if' acceptance, explaining how deciding to trust who he would be in the future allowed him to live fully in the present despite ongoing challenges.

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April 21, 2026

Bifurcation Points: A Mother's Courage to Choose Presence

Host Bryan Burrs sits down with his mother to discuss three pivotal moments β€” leaving an abusive relationship, returning to school to pursue a doctorate, and becoming a board-certified energy healing practitioner β€” and how choosing faith over fear helped her stay present through each challenge. The conversation explores how those decisions built confidence, shaped family life, and offer practical wisdom on finding strength, purpose, and presence when the stakes are real.

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March 30, 2026

The Steady One | Ola Snow

Ola Snow spent 24 years at Cardinal Health, ultimately serving as Chief Human Resources Officer for one of the largest and most complex organizations in healthcare. She was the person shaping culture for 50,000 employees β€” the one people looked to when things got hard. During the pandemic, she was communicating regularly with her audience. Steady. Present. Holding the line. And then she told them she wasn't okay. In this episode of Journey into the Presentβ„’, Bryan doesn't ask Ola to explain her philosophy on vulnerability or offer advice on mental health in the workplace. He asks her to go back to the moment β€” what it felt like to be the steady one, and then decide to crack the door open anyway. This is Presence in Motion. Real moments. Real stakes. Real people revisiting what it felt like when how they showed up mattered.

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What is Journey into the Present?

Bryan Burrs shares his personal journey from a life dominated by anxiety and non-present thinking to one focused on living in the moment.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

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