What's Your
One Conversation?

We’ve all had many “one conversations” that have formed us into who we are today. Some conversations change us so much that the course of our lives goes on a different path, impacting countless people simply because of that ONE conversation.

Sharing These Conversations is Critical To Our Own Growth.

We have the opportunity
—the responsibility—
to share them with future generations.

"Have you ever noticed what happens when you share your conversations with others?"

Laurie Roe
Host,
That ONE Conversation Podcast

That ONE Conversation

These conversations prompt us to change careers, end relationships, open our eyes to possibility, or maybe even move across the world. When we’re fortunate, a conversation will so deeply impact us that it changes the course of our lives forever. I call these one conversations “gifts.”

Let's Pay It Forward

Let me ask you a question – have you shared those conversations? I call this the “paying it forward” aspect of a life-changing conversation. It’s the idea of sharing with others the conversation that was “gifted” to you. By paying that gift forward, something beautiful happens – that one conversation becomes alive, it continues to live, and the impact multiplies.

Will You Pay It Backwards?

Here’s another question – that person that gave you the gift of that one conversation, have you ever thanked him or her? Have you paused long enough to mentally thank them? Have you ever picked up the phone and called them to tell them, “Thank you?” I call this “Paying it Backwards.” What a gift you’d be giving back if you took the time to thank them.

Join the Movement

“That ONE Conversation” is a podcast filled with stories of the conversations that have changed the lives of individuals, families, communities and even countries. Some conversations are so simple they should be common sense; other conversations are so bold and brave that you may be shocked to hear them. But mostly, these conversations are the back-story to how we’ve become who we are today, and they are the foundation to who we are yet to be tomorrow.