EP50: Purpose or No Purpose? - a podcast by Daniel Flores

I recorded this episode on my thirtieth birthday. I started my podcast because I wanted and still want to help people. I'm not sure why, but I do. I recently listened to my first episode and I asserted that I intended to teach and I'm not sure that I've done a very good job at that or if that is still my intention. However, my intention with this episode is to continue something I started that I thought I would be good at and was not as good as I thought I would be but want to get better at. Also, it's a shift from intending to teach to intend to provoke deep thought in you. As I type this description it's a little past the middle of Lent 2022. I recently listened to a talk by Fulton Sheen on the Fulton Sheen App that I purchased some years ago and the title of his talk is "Philosophy of Life" so I thought it appropriate to listen to it since that is what my podcast is supposed to be about. I listened to it to improve my spirituality since it is lent (as I'm typing this). In this episode, I'm not summarizing what Fulton Sheen said in his talk but instead what it made me think about and my hope is that what I say will make you think about your own philosophy of life and whether you believe that there is an objective purpose for your life or not. And if there isn't an objective purpose for your life are you creating a subjective purpose or what are you doing about a purposeless life? Think about it. And please don't forget to subscribe, share the podcast, and leave a review to help someone out there find this podcast. God love you, Dani.

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