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If you love coffee you have found a treasure chest full of... well, coffee treasure! We are the Coffee Nerds! Together we form an awesome team! Every week we bring you our thoughts on different coffee from around the world, along with trivia, fun facts, motivation, and more!

Episode 2

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- July 19, 2017

Welcome to episode 2 of Coffee Nerds!

This Week's Coffee: Espresso Paladino Decaf

Coffee by: Zoka Coffee (zokacoffee.com)

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Episode 32 - Risk, Adventure, and the Legend of Zelda

- February 22, 2018

Here are my notes from Episode 32! Risk Take a risk! Risk taking can be really hard. You may wonder if it’s even worth it. Better to play it safe, right? WRONG Risk is your friend! “By reaching for what appears to be impossible, we often actually do the impossible; and even when we don’t quite make it, we inevitably wind up doing much better than we would have done.” -Jack Welch We often become fixated on comfort, but discomfort and the risks that come with it can often lead to positive change. “When it comes to meaningful achievement, comfort equals boredom and low engagement.” - Michael Hyatt Benefits of risk: Discomfort can lead to happiness, is a catalyst for growth, signals progress John Maxwell called this the law of the Rubber Band. To get somewhere meaningful, sometimes you have to stretch yourself. George Lucas took a lot of huge risks on the original Star Wars. A lot of people in the industry expected him to fail, but he took a big risk and created one of the ...

Episode 4

- July 29, 2017

T This Week's Coffee: Novella (medium roast decaf) Coffee by: Caffe Vita Coffee Roasting Company

Episode 42 - Wow Experiences and the Sound of Star Wars

- May 03, 2018

Today we’re going to talk about Wow experiences. What is a wow experience? It’s moments that go above and beyond expectations. Two moments that came to mind for me, one was visiting the Redwood forest in northern California. The trees and the landscape there are gorgeous. The other one was when I was 12 years old, waking up to the Nintendo 64 I’d saved up to buy for a year. The packaging was colorful and had bright pictures of all the amazing adventures I was about to have, everything was new and crisp, and I had a blast playing Super Mario 64 that day. Wow experiences— going above and beyond, don’t come naturally. We don’t have them every day. But just think if you could create one for someone else and connect in that way, what it might do for them. In his book Platform, Michael Hyatt mentions 10 principals to help you “Bake in the wow”, check it out to learn more. I think one of those principals, surprise, can be especially powerful, because it’s unexpected. We usually d...