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Positively_Lisa

Are Robert Mark Kamen, Chris Colombus, and John Hughes actually, like, life coaches?

Published about 1 month ago • 1 min read

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If you’re like me, you find 80s movies to be pure enjoyment, though I’ll admit that there are some elements of them I see now as…problematic? Yep, some haven’t aged well. But I still love many and for good or bad, they've stuck with me. Turns out that can be a good thing! Back in the day, they were fun and perhaps poignant, but now I’m realizing they offer major life lessons wrapped in a fun-filled, often irreverent container.

Speaking of fun and irreverent things, if you appreciate that, you'll appreciate the Positively LivingⓇ Podcast and especially my latest episode on life lessons 80s movies can teach us about personal growth. In this nostalgia-packed conversation, Chris Clews (a speaker who turns pop culture into life-changing lessons) shares insights on three iconic 80s movies that will upgrade your personal and professional game.

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In our episode, we focus on:

✓ Stress Management Secrets from Mr. Miyagi (Karate Kid)

✓ How Inclusion Actually Drives Success, Goonies style!

✓ Why Life's Challenges Are Actually Opportunities in the Breakfast Club

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​Our conversation will remind you that it’s NEVER too late to reinvent yourself and make the most of your life. And that a movie marathon could be just the thing to inspire you.

What 80s movie is a favorite of yours? And what lesson did you learn (or can you find now)? I'd love to know and I will share my recommendations as well when you reply...and I'll bring the popcorn! 🍿

Isn't it good to know you can learn and grow and still have a totally tubular time? ;)

♥

Lisa

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