John Robertson

In this episode of Run Toward the Roar, it is John Robertson’s desire to encourage and empower you to honor your passion and values. He emphasizes the importance of thriving, not just surviving.

In this episode of Run Toward the Roar, host John Robertson dives into the lousy part of adulting and the importance of thriving even when faced with challenges.

In this transformative edition of Run Toward The Roar Podcast, join host John Robertson as he dives deep into the complexities of maintaining a balance between work, personal well-being, and staying true to one’s values.

John explores different levels of sharing in relationships, highlighting the significance of finding listeners who can truly handle transparency and vulnerability. As he encourages listeners to confront the superficial appearance of relationships, the episode delves into the depth of communication, ranging from surface-level conversations to genuine, vulnerable interactions. John shares a personal story about sitting with someone who listened without speaking, sparking a powerful, emotive exchange and reinforcing the importance of moral courage and deep relationships.

In a funeral, we celebrate the journey and life of an individual. Though it is a way to say goodbye, we let them go in our little ways. What about those people who are just there for the show?

In this episode of Run Toward The Roar, John talks about Lessons he learned through Funerals he attended. We also learn about practicing graciousness and mercy when dealing with toxic people and stressful moments, and the importance of building meaningful relationships and your own huddle group to help you thrive.

As we walk through life, we sometimes experience having a stone in our shoe. How and when we deal with it defines its impact in our self and our journey.

Join us in this episode of Run Toward The Roar as John talks about the stone in the shoe of our connections and how we must take a stand in order to deal with them. He also talks about the importance of surrounding ourselves with a community that is aligned with our values and the different types of toxic people we will come across in our lives.

We all have monsters and dragons under our beds, in one form or another, they bring the same message, dread, or adversity.

Growth is not a challenge or an objective. It is simply a way to move forward.