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Dr. JC Doornick "The Dragon"
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Hello and welcome to Makes Sense with Dr. JC Doornick. We discuss the things that make you go "Hmm?" — the most pressing topics of contemplation in your mind as you interface with the reality of your day-to-day life. Are you open, curious, and ready to solve the mysteries of why stuff happens? Welcome to the uprising of the sleepwalking masses.

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Jason Feifer
Editor-in-Chief of Entrepreneur Magazine, speaker, and author
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Ryan Hanley
A health transformation coach and entrepreneur.
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Thomas Puttgeider
Focus transforms you. Embraces authenticity.
Episode: F_ck Fitting In - The end of Approval Seeking - Episode 130
Nicholas Voge
Expert on self-worth theory and motivation.
Voge Academy
Episode: Imposter Syndrome and Procrastination - with Guest Nicholas Voge - Episode 120
Dr. Adam
Real life professor of interpersonal and family communication with training in various communication aspects.
The Sister Wives Professor
Episode: More Than You Bargained For - One from the Vault- Episode 115
Maddye Trew
Up-and-coming country recording artist
Independent Artist
Episode: The Climb - The Personal Legend Story of Maddye Trew and Jeff McMahon - Episode 114
Jeff McMahon
Music and industry veteran, mentor to Maddye Trew
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Episode: The Climb - The Personal Legend Story of Maddye Trew and Jeff McMahon - Episode 114
Chris Bailey
Bestselling author and productivity expert
Author of The Productivity Project and Calm Your Mind
Episode: Making Sense of Focus in an Overstimulated World - With guest Chris Bailey - Episode 107
Shawn Finnegan
Co-founder of Tax Hive, entrepreneur, and investor
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Dr. JC Doornick
Host focused on personal growth, self-mastery, and authentic living. Engages in discussions about identity and emotional well-being.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 974 ratings
  • Digestible advice that makes sense

    I just started listening to this podcast and was looking for tools to help manage some anxiety and the second podcast. I listened to about things we can’t control at home and immediately made me feel better. I am looking forward to listening to more podcast and appreciate how easy it is to consume this information.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LaLunaLebon
    United Statesa month ago
  • Make Sense Podcast

    JC has a natural ability to connect with people, ask insightful questions and create engaging conversations. Whether he's interviewing guests or sharing his own insights, he brings curiosity and authenticity to every episode!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SFraz10
    United States4 months ago
  • Inspiring, Real, and Makes You Think!

    I absolutely love this podcast. JC has honestly changed the way I think about things. Every episode seems to hit at just the right time — like he’s talking directly to something I’ve been reflecting on. It’s rare to find a podcast that’s both inspiring and grounded, but this one truly is. His perspective is refreshing, and I always walk away feeling more thoughtful, more centered, and a little more hopeful. It’s one of the few shows that actually makes me pause, rewind, and think a little deeper... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ddgcdsp
    United States4 months ago
  • Helpful

    This podcast is very informative. I love to listen to this podcast. Thanks for this!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jordan@56
    United States9 months ago
  • Everything Makes Sense Now

    Dragon delivers! Gay Hendricks, Jim Kwik and more! Makes my mind better and it all makes sense now !

    Apple Podcasts
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    Jules4all
    United States10 months ago

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Why Most People Fail at Change (and How Jason Feifer Fixes It) - Episode 145
Q: What's one belief about success or change that you wish more people would let go of starting today?
That success looks like one thing; it should be diverse and adaptable to individual experiences.
Why Most People Fail at Change (and How Jason Feifer Fixes It) - Episode 145
Q: What would you say is the number one adaptability trait that you're seeing with leaders that are actually thriving?
The key adaptability trait is not about AI or technology, but the ability to anchor one's identity to skills rather than roles, allowing for flexible responses to change.
Why Most People Fail at Change (and How Jason Feifer Fixes It) - Episode 145
Q: From your vantage point, do you think that the society that we live in is facing a change problem or is it more one of a perception problem?
There are both a perception issue and absolute reality in that we are disrupting familiar structures while building new ones. We perceive that we are shifting, but really, it's us navigating our changes.
Why You Can’t Finish What You Start: Chris Bailey on the Willpower Myth - Episode 147
Q: What does Chris Bailey suggest as the first intentional shift that they should make today?
He suggests implementing the Rule of Three, where individuals determine three main things they want to accomplish by the end of the day.
Why You Can’t Finish What You Start: Chris Bailey on the Willpower Myth - Episode 147
Q: What is the real scientific reason in your opinion and from your research why it is that we procrastinate even when it has to do with the things that matter most?
Procrastination relates to the emotional regulation problem that surfaces in response to aversive tasks, leading to a disconnect between desire and aversion.

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