Where I curate the most ground-breaking perspectives, philosophies, and tools you can use to change your life, from the highly logical to the wildly esoteric. All explained in the depth and clarity that leaves you ready to take action.
I figure that this episode will be most interesting for those who are building towards something, especially around creating content - but aren't yet sure what their angle is yet (what I'm working on figuring out!).
I thought it'd be interesting to test out a segment where I shared the most insightful things that I read/watched and sort of reflect out loud on where I'm at with what I'm working on. I enjoy following others "building in public" towards whatever endeavor they're working on, so I figured I'd try it myself.
In this episode, I talk about:
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I thought it'd be interesting to try a new format where I read my favorite highlights directly from my absolute favorite books (kind of like mini audiobooks).
And if you like the content of the episode, I encourage you to buy the full book!
The first episode is where I read highlights from Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself, by Dr. Joe Dispenza; definitely one of my all-time favorite books.
If people like this format, I can make this a regular thing. After all, I've been sitting on a treasure trove of highlights across my hundreds of books on a variety of great topics!
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In this episode, I cover what's going well with the podcast, areas where I'm feeling challenged, and how I'm thinking about what's next for the podcast (hint: YouTube series?!).
I also thought it'd be valuable for me to share this as a sort of public process for those curious about starting a podcast, because I find that it feels quite intimidating to start building a show and audience entirely from scratch.
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This is the 4th (of 5 total) episodes where listeners anonymously join me while I play the role of 'armchair therapist' for them.
In this episode, the guest shares a fear of being seen for who she really is around her family (how many of us can relate?!?) -- which is the blocker behind her launching a business.
Stay tuned until the end, where she commits to a clear action of publicly posting her design concepts (to sell clothing) and a due date!
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This is the third episode where listeners anonymously join me while I play the role of 'armchair therapist' for them.
In this episode, the guest has numerous endeavors that he is pursuing. While he is enjoying them all, he wants to talk through how his energy feels a bit scattered and unfocused -- e.g. pertaining to a specific theme for his YouTube videos.
Because I personally relate to his challenge of picking a specific content niche (when it comes to this podcast), I slipped up and chimed in with my experiences -- rather than my usual aim of being a mirror. But I hope it's valuable nonethless!
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Here's my second episode where listeners anonymously join me while I play the role of 'armchair therapist' for them -- to see if I could be an effective mirror and help them uncover things about themselves.
I'm recording a few of these episodes as a mini-series within the podcast.
In this second episode, the guest focused on a recent breakup that she had.
The big revelation: the guest was working to get her business going, but had no real traction for many months. But shortly after officially cut the cord on all communication with her ex, her first client came in. Is there a connection between the two?!
Links / How to Connect:
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I feel like people regularly come to me - from friends to strangers - and want to spill their guts.
So I thought it'd be fun to see if any listeners (currently friends/acquaintances) wanted to anonymously join me while I play the role of 'armchair therapist' for them -- to see if I could be an effective mirror and help them uncover things about themselves.
I'm recording a few of these episodes as a mini-series within the podcast.
For the first segment of this mini series, we talk about dating.
The big revelation: By the end of the episode, you'll hear the guest uncover that she actually wants something entirely different than what she says at the beginning of the episode (and what she's told herself + others she's wanted).
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Are we actually being ourselves? Do we even know who we really are?! Are we allowing ourselves to be who we really are?
This episode is all about that. I've struggled with this nearly all of my life -- and I think a ton of us do.
Many people go their whole lives not even knowing who they actually are (but just playing a role of who they think they 'should' be).
This episode is three segments combined; the first and third are more conceptual ideas around this (the third segment is the very first podcast I recorded -- a short test episode!), and the second segment discusses the two most life-changing actionable tools that I've ever come across on the topic (Human Design and Wealth Dynamics).
I believe in this episode, but it's pretty wild, so keep an open mind and see if you feel called to lightly experiment with these ideas to see if they work for you.
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Are we supposed to "hustle" and "grind" for what we want...or do we simply "manifest" it?
This debate has plagued me for years.
I lived nearly my entire adult life thinking I had to grind at all costs in order to earn success, which got me nowhere.
Yet doesn't manifesting seem so ridiculous and incomprehensible, despite so many people swearing by it?!
I've come to the conclusion that getting what we want is a mix of both.
In this episode, I've curated the following to hopefully bring clarity to this [often-frustrating] question:
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In this episode, I go into all things on the topic of building wealth, money, and "abundance" - a topic I have studied at great length.
I outline some points from my absolute favorite books on the topic, as well as add in my own perspectives at the end.
This episode covers wealth + money at a deeper philosophical/conceptional level, which I believe is the missing piece for most people (as opposed to the "how-to" steps).
Books discussed:
Other books I recommend on the topic:
[Full show notes link to be added here shortly!]