Joshua Cluff's guest appearances

Joshua Cluff

Redefining Success with Nick Olsen

Success is Subjective: Helping parents of college students accept that dropping out is okay

John Cohen

Andrew Chapman

Julie Lythcott-Haims

Tom Williams

Seth Perler

Drew Manning

Ashley Dickson

Paul Taylor

Andrew Taylor

Zach Mercurio

Jeremy French

Wendy Adamson

John Tobias

John Sykes

Chris Howard

OwlTail

An end goal isn’t always going to be what leads one to the path they are meant to be on. Things change. You change. Passions change. Ideas change. Goals change. Life is an adventure, especially when trying to figure out your career path. Instead of putting the pressure on yourself to have a concrete end goal, allow the journey you’re on to take you there. By embracing the adventure and sticking to the journey, the right path will find you.Joshua Cluff, Licensed Clinical Psychologist, has an unusual narrative. His narrative wasn’t anything like his high school friends who chose to believe that they would fall into their place and ended up miserable in their jobs. His narrative also wasn’t to be a doctor or a lawyer, or follow the footsteps of his parents. Joshua instead got really courageous in his journey and took on the adventure. He took five years of time in between high school and college to really have an adventure. Those five years that he took to figure himself out before jumping onto a path, was the best decision he has made in his entire life. By staying true to the adventure, Joshua found himself in something he truly loves, with therapy and psychology, and is now a Licensed Clinical Psychologist at Clear View Psychology Services. He works with a team of experienced clinicians to provide progressive, evidence-based assessment and consultation services to adolescents and adults in wilderness therapy programs, residential treatment programs, and in the community, to improve client care and treatment outcomes.On this episode of Success is Subjective, Joshua joins Joanna to share his clumsy and unscripted journey that led him to a life he loves and wouldn’t trade the world for. Joshua, a Licensed Clinical Psychologist for young adults believes that he would not be where he is if he were to have gone straight to a degree after high school. Listen in for insight how Joshua’s glass half full outlook and dedication to the adventure allowed him to find work that he couldn’t be more happy with, and be able to bring a wide variety of unique life experiences to his clients seeking to navigate and find balance, and peace in life’s journey.What You Will LearnHow college was never a topic growing upWhat led Joshua to join the military straight out of high schoolWhat led Joshua to join wilderness therapy straight out of the militaryHow a clear vision of his passions helped Joshua tremendously in collegeHow 5 years in between high school and college was the best decision Joshua madeJoshua’s shift from therapy to psychological assessmentsHow trusting the adventure now still motivates Joshua even in his careerThe importance of keeping strength and digging deep in what you desire to do in lifeConnect with Joshua CluffDr. Joshua J. Cluff at ClearView Psychological Services Call:  385-414-4644Email drcluff@clearviewclinical.comClearView Psychological ServicesCall:  801-708-0788Email info@clearviewclinical.comConnect with Joanna LilleyLilley ConsultingLilley Consulting on Instagram Lilley Consulting on Facebook Sponsored by: www.ParentTrainers.comEmail joanna@lilleyconsulting.com

An end goal isn’t always going to be what leads one to the path they are meant to be on. Things change. You change. Passions change. Ideas change. Goals change. Life is an adventure, especially when trying to figure out your career path. Instead of putting the pressure on yourself to have a concrete end goal, allow the journey you’re on to take you there. By embracing the adventure and sticking to the journey, the right path will find you.Joshua Cluff, Licensed Clinical Psychologist, has an unusual narrative. His narrative wasn’t anything like his high school friends who chose to believe that they would fall into their place and ended up miserable in their jobs. His narrative also wasn’t to be a doctor or a lawyer, or follow the footsteps of his parents. Joshua instead got really courageous in his journey and took on the adventure. He took five years of time in between high school and college to really have an adventure. Those five years that he took to figure himself out before jumping onto a path, was the best decision he has made in his entire life. By staying true to the adventure, Joshua found himself in something he truly loves, with therapy and psychology, and is now a Licensed Clinical Psychologist at Clear View Psychology Services. He works with a team of experienced clinicians to provide progressive, evidence-based assessment and consultation services to adolescents and adults in wilderness therapy programs, residential treatment programs, and in the community, to improve client care and treatment outcomes.On this episode of Success is Subjective, Joshua joins Joanna to share his clumsy and unscripted journey that led him to a life he loves and wouldn’t trade the world for. Joshua, a Licensed Clinical Psychologist for young adults believes that he would not be where he is if he were to have gone straight to a degree after high school. Listen in for insight how Joshua’s glass half full outlook and dedication to the adventure allowed him to find work that he couldn’t be more happy with, and be able to bring a wide variety of unique life experiences to his clients seeking to navigate and find balance, and peace in life’s journey.What You Will Learn<ul><li>How college was never a topic growing up</li><li>What led Joshua to join the military straight out of high school</li><li>What led Joshua to join wilderness therapy straight out of the military</li><li>How a clear vision of his passions helped Joshua tremendously in college</li><li>How 5 years in between high school and college was the best decision Joshua made</li><li>Joshua’s shift from therapy to psychological assessments</li><li>How trusting the adventure now still motivates Joshua even in his career</li><li>The importance of keeping strength and digging deep in what you desire to do in life</li></ul>Connect with Joshua Cluff<ul><li><a href="https://clearviewpsychologicalservices.com/bio-joshua-cluff/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dr. Joshua J. Cluff at ClearView Psychological Services</a> </li><li>Call:  385-414-4644</li><li>Email <a href="mailto:drcluff@clearviewclinical.com">drcluff@clearviewclinical.com</a></li><li><a href="https://clearviewpsychologicalservices.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ClearView Psychological Services</a></li><li>Call:  801-708-0788</li><li>Email <a href="mailto:info@clearviewclinical.com">info@clearviewclinical.com</a></li></ul>Connect with Joanna Lilley<ul><li><a href="https://lilleyconsulting.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Lilley Consulting</a></li><li><a href="https://www.instagram.com/lilleyconsulting/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Lilley Consulting on Instagram </a></li><li><a href="https://www.facebook.com/LilleyConsultingLLC/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Lilley Consulting on Facebook</a> </li><li>Sponsored by: <a href="http://www.parenttrainers.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.ParentTrainers.com</a></li><li>Email <a href="mailto:joanna@lilleyconsulting.com">joanna@lilleyconsulting.com</a></li></ul>

Episode 72 — Trusting The Journey — with Joshua Cluff

Interview with the brilliant and tatted up clinical psychologist Joshua Cluff

Interview with the brilliant and tatted up clinical psychologist Joshua Cluff

Interview with clinical psychologist Joshua Cluff 