The Best Life Podcast

De: Danny-J Johnson & Jill Coleman
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  • Welcome to The Best Life podcast! Here we talk about everything from: success, money, relationships, entrepreneurship, productivity, honest communication, positive psychology, and an abundance mindset. Creating a life that YOU choose.

    Danny-J Johnson & Jill Coleman, The Best Life Podcast 2018
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  • Ep. 572: Rich People Are Out of Touch
    Apr 30 2025

    Katy Perry went to space, and women everywhere rejoiced. Except that didn’t actually happened. Well, Katy Perry DID go to “space” but the rest of us were pretty unimpressed. There’s a lot of talk about what rich people should and shouldn’t do with their money, and while you’ll never hear us telling anyone how to spend their cash, whenever a celebrity does a stunt like this, it makes you wonder why, and what better things they could be doing with their seemingly unlimited wealth. Whether you think billionaires should be doing more or not, we think all of us can agree on one thing: this space mission was a little cringe.


    Katy Perry went to space [1:00]

    Is anyone actually feeling empowered? [3:02]

    It’s violently out of touch [5:53]

    Why do you get to tell people how to spend their money? [8:23]

    Money is meaningless to these people [12:01]

    We have no idea what anyone is doing with their money [16:46]

    What’s the threshold for wealth before giving back? [18:32]


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    23 m
  • Ep. 571: The Apocalyptic Dating World in Our Mid-40's
    Apr 23 2025

    Getting older is already enough of a mind-fuck, and now Danny has to start adding dating back into the mix? Are you fucking serious? We thought dating in our mid-30’s was bad, but now it seems so much worse. People are lying about their ages left and right, men we don’t even know judge us on if we’re “fuckable” enough (like we even asked them), dating apps are full of meaningless connections, but looking for men who spend their time online is a brand-new ick we didn’t know we had. Dating has never been easy—well, except for when we were 20, but does that even count?—and this time, Danny plans to sit in alone in her house and if someone wants to date her, he’ll have to do all the work to find her.


    A new nose and a new Instagram account [1:11]

    Going no-contact after a break up [5:03]

    Raw-dogging grief [7:36]

    Lying about your age in dating [11:12]

    We’re either “fuckable” or “too old” [15:36]

    Is age the only thing that matters? [18:51]

    Men on Instagram is kind of an ick [20:48]

    Dating feels so arbitrary now [26:43]

    We just keep getting older (and we hate it) [28:42]

    There’s power in owning your age [33:06]

    Let people know you’re ready to date [35:03]


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    FOLLOW JILL: @jillfit

    FOLLOW DANNY J: @dannyjdotcomm


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    42 m
  • Ep. 570: There's No Such Thing As A Perfect Partner
    Apr 16 2025

    The person you decide to build a life with is one of the most important decisions you can make, but also… Sometimes the person you once knew (or even the person you once were) changes unexpectedly. There are things we know now that we never could have predicted in our 20s and were getting married. When we picked our ex-husbands, we really thought we made the right choice, but shit happens and shit changes. Even with all the planning and foresight in the world, you can never predict how things will change, and putting pressure on marriages to be either perfect decisions or failures helps no one. Life changes all of us—sometimes for the better, but not always. Maybe that means picking an imperfect partner or ending a relationship we thought would last forever. All we can do is our best.


    A 911 call [1:05]

    Last minute surgeries [10:13]

    Anyone can change, at any given time [14:17]

    Life throws curveballs all the time [17:22]

    Are you willing to work together through the hard parts? [22:04]

    Your “perfect match” may never exist [25:20]

    You don’t know what you don’t know [28:15]

    Life changes all of us [32:58]

    All we can do is our best [36:08]


    Subscribe to The Lighthouse Letters

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    Don’t forget to leave us a review and subscribe so you never have to miss an episode! Comments and questions can also be sent to info@thebestlifepodcast.com, and you can head to thebestlifepodcast.com to join our Facebook Group.


    FOLLOW US ON IG: @TheBestLifePodcast

    FOLLOW JILL: @jillfit

    FOLLOW DANNY J: @dannyjdotcom


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    @Jill Coleman

    @Danny-J



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    43 m
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