#7 - Emily Mills

Chris has a clear vision for what he is trying to do at Forty Ten Barber. What started as something he did for fun in his kitchen has turned into a dream job.

I've known Chad for three years, but couldn't have told you what he did for a living. So when we sat down and I started to hear his story, I was blown away. It's a great example of someone doing what they love and building up their career at the same time!

Emily Mills is an illustrator, designer, and author. Her latest book is The Art of Visual Notetaking and she recently founded the Sketchnote Academy.

Jeff Goins is an author and speaker and one of my best friends. We've walked a lot of roads together and in this episode we talk about what it's like to run down a dream and then realize you bring your brokenness with you.

Evan Coniglio is a professional bass player located in Nashville, TN. His dad put a bass guitar in his hand when he was 12 and he never put it down.

Mary Laura Philpott is the author of the new book I MISS WHEN YOU I BLINK, a collection of essays about rebuilding your life without burning it down.

How do your dreams affect your friends and family? This week my wife Candace comes on to talk about what it's like being married to someone running down their dream.

Evan Beach was driving down the road one day and decided he wanted to open a Crossfit gym. Now he runs the most popular Crossfit in Nashville.

Felix Garcia is the owner of Artista Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, an affiliate of Atos Jiu-jitsu under multiple time world champions Gui and Rafa Mendes. He's also Tim's jiu-jitsu coach. Felix shares his story of finding jiu-jitsu, what it's meant to him, and how he want from changing tires to running a thriving gym.

Based on my latest book Running Down a Dream, this podcast will delve deep into interviews with people that have gone after that thing that they wanted, but made no sense. Come with me as I learn what it takes to find your thing and run it down.