Deep Dive

This conversation with Dashiell was immensely encouraging as an independent podcaster. We discussed the virtue of patience and one specific application of it in the field of bootstrapped operations. We also discussed fame, success, popularity, and more. Enjoy!

 

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One powerful predictor of success in relationships is both sides' ability to take responsibility and embrace agency. Katrina shared her experience of emphasizing this to herself, and we discussed various aspects of taking responsibility, including education, individual wellbeing, knowing when to walk away from a relationship, and taking too much responsibility.

 

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Luke and I went beyond pointing out the obvious, hopefully, regarding this ancient teacher designed to keep us alive. What happens when pain becomes chronic, and what are some reasons that cause it to be? What can we do to alleviate our pain and make sure we don't pass it down to our children? We touched on many topics that arose from the journey Luke generously and openly shared with me. We mentioned Dr. Gabor Maté and Alex Howard, too.

Follow Luke on Twitter: @LukeAymon

Website: www.lukeaymonproduction.com

 

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Choices, choices, choices... They can be exciting, terrifying, joyful, stressful, or too trivial to worry about. So, what should we be thinking about when making a choice, and what are some things we could incorporate into our decision-making process? Bianca and I touched on various topics, including serendipity, forgiveness, regret, free-will, and more.

 

Follow Bianca on Twitter: @BiancaWelds

Visit her website: biancawelds.com/

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Returning guests Brooke Bowman and Reddy2Go have something in common: They lived in situations that most of us are terrified of. Life on the street is alien to most of us, and I wanted to know more about it in the context of living well - is it even possible to live well without so much of the material and security we're used to having?

 

Follow Reddy on Twitter and his website: @Reddy2Go | reddy2go.com

Follow Brooke on Twitter: @gptbrooke

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Nick's eloquence is top-notch, so it's fitting we talked about communication and performance. How do sports coaches send out athletes to perform with the best preparation? And what is the way to transfer this skill to life in general? I had been looking forward to this conversation for a while, and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. 

Follow Nick on Twitter: @NickWinkelman

Visit his website (and book): thelanguageofcoaching.com/

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This passionate conversation with Nicholas started with thinking about the implications of The Overview Effect and moved on to considering the pendulum swing that follows. How do we keep the big picture in mind and stay grounded at the same time?

 

Follow Nicholas on Twitter: @ESpacewalk

Eclectic Spacewalk website: eclecticspacewalk.com

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Why is Good Enough not Good in the minds of many? This question bothered me and prompted me to think about some of the ways we stand in our own path to wellbeing. Together with Tesho I explored this tendency and tried to break down the reasons for thinking we always need to be better or have better things.

 

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Follow me on Twitter: @EyalShay2

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In which Brooke recounted the background story that led her to the concept of Scaling Up: Identify what makes you feel well, and make efforts to create a habit (addiction?) out of it while trying to help others do the same. Brooke's recent foray into the world of community organization is a great example of putting a theory into practice.

 

Follow Brooke on Twitter: @gptbrooke

Follow Vibe Camp on Twitter: @tpotvibecamp

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Do you know the feeling when you meet somebody who understands a lot of what you're going through? That's how I feel about Simon who, like me, has been on journey of self-discovery and self-expression after leaving his lucrative job at Twitch 3 years ago. This episode is about a wholesome concept Simon has come up with during this latest period of soul-tending. Now, Simon presents: The Village

Read about The Village on Simon's Substack!

Follow Simon on Twitter: twitter.com/nowSimon

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