It's crazy to think of all the potential that goes to waste every day because people are afraid of success. Yet this is a phenomenon that's hard to identify, as we trick ourselves into thinking that it's the opposite and we're actually afraid of failure. This is something that i've experienced myself so that's why I felt we should shed some light on the topic for this week's doink discussion. 

If you're anything like me, than you've probably struggled with the notion of simply ignoring and their spiteful comments. In this episode of the Doink Discussion podcast we're taking a look a little deeper , proving that haters are nothing to be worried about. Hint: it can actually be a good thing to have haters, find out why in within this week's discussion. 

We've all had that experience , where we found ourselves in a tight crunch and somehow miraculously pulled though, right? That goes to show that there's no reason to use to the term 'hopeless' then... Well that's easier said than done, that's for sure. In this Doink Discussion we uncovered the truth. We use evidence to reaffirm ourselves we have what it takes to finesse the situation, no matter what life's challenges may bring. 

Everyone wants to be content in life, agreed? The thing is some people go about it all wrong. Even the most wealthy people imaginable struggle to buy love, respect, and more phenomena that simply cannot be purchased. In this Doink Discussion we reference the ancient Stoic's philosophy on this topic and chop it up about the striking the sweet spot for your personal desires.

Sometimes the best way to cheer yourself up is actually to cheer others. In this week's Doink Discussion, we take a look at the evidence that proves this is true, from relatable personal experiences to scientific research. This episode lays down some of the foundation on how you can uplift yourself through selfless acts of kindness towards other people and start living in a way that is a bit more fulfilling. 

It's only human to downplay our character traits and view them as impediments in life. However, it is crucial that we flip the script and start to view these traits as a hidden source of sauce. In this Doink Discussion we depict a couple real life stories showing how advantageous this type of mindset can be. An absolute game changer!

If you're anything like me then maybe you have heavily struggled with being a perfectionist in many areas of life.  Having a mindset of perfectionism can be destructive not just to yourself, but the world around you. In this episode we discuss the importance of banishing the idea of 'perfection' and replacing it with a healthier frame of thought. 

How many times have we told ourselves that once we have our perfect setup, that's when we can buckle down and get serious about our craft. I think for most people they realize that this is self deception much too late. In this episode of Doink Discussion we identify the warning signs of this paralysis like behavior and learn from a once prominent author who suffered from having too many options. Give this one a listen if you need a kick in the pants to get stuck in to your work and your true calling in life.

In this week's Doink Discussion, we chop it up with Las Vegas based house producer and DJ YAWA. who is quickly gaining a cult following after launching his artist project in 2019. From his upbringing in classical music to his recent dive into graphic design and visual creation, YAWA shares some valuable insight into his creative process and mindset that has allowed him to amass growth and recognition within the space of electronic music. 

Look I get it, it's hard to stay away from the all consuming bad news, especially in the state of things that is 2020. However, I think that minimizing the thought you put into the constant news of tragedies we're bombarded with can really make a positive impact in your life. In this episode we take a look at some ancient stoic wisdom that sheds light on inevitability of tragedy and handle this with the proper response that preserves your piece of mind.