To kick off 2023, Joe and Vince unpack and pay tribute to Don Miguel Ruiz' seminal book, The Four Agreements as the author recovers from his second heart transplant surgery. Since 1997, millions of readers in 46 languages have enjoyed this New York Times Best-Seller and have adopted its agreements to improve their lives — Friends In Wonder among them. Listen as we explore the human domestication that begins at an early age and how to break free of limiting and self-destructive agreements by adopting the four common-sense but difficult strategies in The Four Agreements. Whether you've read this book or not, this episode is a great reminder of the importance of working on self-mastery.

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Vince Kern inherited his desire for storytelling (and verbosity) from his dad and despite a family of teachers and mental health professionals wandered into a lengthy career as a technologist, journalist, newspaper editor, operations director and R&D director. He's been professionally published in every decade since 1980 and was once kicked out of gossip columnist Cindy Adams' penthouse apartment overlooking Central Park because he wouldn't give her his home phone number.