Rod Janz

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Sometimes we simply need a companion for the journey. In one to one conversations, we listen together for what is unfolding in your life and spiritual path.

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Reflection: The Kitchen Monk And The Practice Of Presence by Rod Janz

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Midlife Is A Design Opportunity with Peter Reek

By Rod Janz • March 12, 2026
In this conversation with Peter Reek we discuss seeing midlife as a beginning. Peter sold his company, returned to school, and wrote Shift.
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Rediscovering Joy in Everyday Life: Learning to Notice Hints of Gladness

By Rod Janz • March 9, 2026
Many people are searching for happiness as if it were something hidden, separate from us and inaccessasible. We read books, listen to podcasts, and try new practices hoping something will finally unlock a deeper sense of joy. But, I have found that joy isn't something we create; it's something we notice.