The tragic deaths of his 10-week-old son and his brother-in-law shook Richie Norton and his family to their core, but their conscious response enabled them to turn tragedy into triumph. Richie wrote a compelling book, The Power of Starting Something Stupid, and helps people lean into their fears, make a difference, and live without regret.

In this episode of A Congruent Life, Richie shares about:

• the unthinkable experience of losing his son only 76 days into his life, and how his family responded to that experience,
• learning to articulate what he calls “Gavin’s Law,”
• being conscious about what he wants life to look like, and more importantly, asking “Why aren’t I doing that?”
• the power behind “stupid,” and the three Ts of stupidity,
• becoming more scared of not doing something than actually doing it,
• wanting to live life to be like a worn-out pair of jeans,
• learning to operationalize authenticity,
• embracing our authentic self as a vision of what we can be.

Links

• Richie Norton website
• 76 Day Challenge
• The Power of Starting Something Stupid on Amazon

Transcript

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