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b'The tragic deaths of his 10-week-old son and his brother-in-law shook Richie Norton and his family to their core, but their conscious response enabled them to turn tragedy into triumph. Richie wrote a compelling book, The Power of Starting Something Stupid, and helps people lean into their fears, make a difference, and live without regret.\\n\\n\\n\\nIn this episode of A Congruent Life, Richie shares about:\\n\\n the unthinkable experience of losing his son only 76 days into his life, and how his family responded to that experience,\\n learning to articulate what he calls "Gavin\'s Law,"\\n being conscious about what he wants life to look like, and more importantly, asking "Why aren\'t I doing that?"\\n the power behind "stupid," and the three Ts of stupidity,\\n becoming more scared of not doing something than actually doing it,\\n wanting to live life to be like a worn-out pair of jeans,\\n learning to operationalize authenticity,\\n embracing our authentic self as a vision of what we can be.\\n\\nLinks\\n\\n Richie Norton website\\n 76 Day Challenge\\n The Power of Starting Something Stupid on Amazon'