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Welcome to Be.Live: Be Yourself and Live Your Purpose, hosted by Roca Cruz. This podcast is your companion on a transformative journey toward self-discovery and intentional living. Each episode delves into topics that empower you to align your daily actions with your core values, fostering resilience, authenticity, and purpose-driven living. Through insightful discussions and practical guidance, we explore the facets of identity, discipline, and holistic well-being, equipping you with the tools to live a life that truly reflects who you are.
Welcome to Be.Live: Be Yourself and Live Your Purpose, hosted by Roca Cruz. This podcast is your companion on a transformative journey toward self-discovery and intentional living. Each episode delves into topics that empower you to align your daily actions with your core values, fostering resilience, authenticity, and purpose-driven living. Through insightful discussions and practical guidance, we explore the facets of identity, discipline, and holistic well-being, equipping you with the tools to live a life that truly reflects who you are.
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Dust to Purpose ep1
7 days ago
7 days ago
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In the first episode of From Dirt to Purpose, I share why I came back to Be.Live after spending more time outdoors, planting trees, learning about soil, and trying to rebuild a forest.
This episode is about starting small. We hear so much about climate change, flooding, extreme heat, deforestation, and environmental damage that it can feel overwhelming. But there is always a piece of the Earth within our reach.
We begin with soil. What is happening beneath our feet? Why does healthy soil matter? And how can simply paying attention to the ground around us change the way we think about purpose, responsibility, and the world we leave behind?
This series is practical, honest, and grounded in science. No guilt, no hype, and no need to become a farmer overnight.
Start with one small piece of soil. Look at it. Learn from it. Then ask yourself:
Can I leave this little piece of Earth better than I found it?

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