Kathy Escobar: Climbing Down

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Glenn
– April 19, 2011Posted in: Glenn Hager, podcasts
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Striving for upward mobility in world full of wounded people is a pretty weird combination, but such is the world in which we live…. and it’s not working very well. So, how do you deal with that? That’s what this show is about. It’s free flowing and real. I think I must be doing these podcasts for myself, because so many of the conversations, like this one, wind up touching my own soul and encouraging me. I hope that it does the same for you.

Kathy and Erik were very insightful today. I enjoyed being the ringmaster.

The Carnival in my Mind (Kathy’s blog)

The Refuge (her faith family)

Information on Kathy’s new book, Down We Go: Living in the Wild Ways of Jesus

Next Week: Steve Brown

 

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I love people who feel like outsiders because I believe they are the key to moving forward. Outsiders are often just visionaries under pressure who are on their way to becoming entrepreneurs. So, I encourage them, invite them into community and conversation, get them in touch with insightful people and one another, and walk beside them as they move from complaining to dreaming to changing the world. That takes the form of podcasting, writing, networking, and consulting. The rest of time, I like to ride my bike along the shores of Lake Michigan, wail on my guitar, get together with the kids and grandkids, go to outdoor festivals, travel, eat, and read.