Today I've got a special guest on The Lively Show that you may not be familiar with, Noah Kagan.He's a taco loving, introspective, completely open, Austin-based entrepreneur who is well known for founding AppSumo.com and his early involvement in Facebook (he was employee #30).He also shares great business insights and life hacks on his blog, OkDork.com.In this week's show, we're having a "lively" conversation (I don't often throw that term around, but it's true) about intentions, meaning, and values.Noah candidly talks about his experiences, strengths, and struggles both personally and professionally.And though most Lively Show interviews are pretty straightforward, this episode is much more of a dialogue between us both that can hopefully provide value and insight for you in your own life.This episode is perfect for those who are looking to discover their values, craft intentions, and explore the opportunities that come from setbacks.{ Attention: this episode contains some swearing. }IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL FIND OUT ABOUTNoah's two tests to help determine whether you should stay in your current job.What it means to Noah to find meaning in a career.Why getting fired from Facebook is still a challenge, but is also one of the best things to ever happen to Noah as a person.Overcoming the "impostor syndrome."How Noah worked through the disappointment of missing out on potentially $150,000,000.Why outcomes don't sincerely make us completely happy.My little rant about vision boards.Noah's recommendations for those facing a difficult situation or trying to figure out what they really want.What Noah would tell someone just starting out on this journey.SHOW NOTESThe Power of KabbalahNice Girls Don't Get the Corner OfficeOkDork.com/JessLively - ebook about Noah's time at FacebookMonthly1k.comLife With Intention OnlineMy 2014 Processes (No More Goals)How Noah Got Fired From FacebookLISTEN TO THE SHOW{ Attention: this episode contains some swearing. }Want more? Check out past Lively Show episodes here.PS – If you find this podcast helpful and would like to share, please leave a review on iTunes. Thank you so much!