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Embracing your individuality (with Mike Kim)
After having his creativity and personality stifled for most of his life, Mike Kim left his job to pursue his passion of comedy and has found himself a much happier man since.
This episode is packed with incredible life lessons and dating advice that almost anyone can find relatable. (Trigger warning: This episode contains discussion of suicidal thoughts.)
Follow Mike on social media at @mikekimcomedy and listen to his podcast @TheSetBreaker on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher and YouTube.
2:05: Mike Kim joins the show
4:11: Leaving a “miserable” job to pursue comedy
9:04: Overcoming suicidal thoughts
16:30: The effects of generational trauma
24:20: Overcoming the fear of being on stage alone
31:56: “The Set Breaker” podcast
36:41: “Confessions of a Former Fuckboy” series on TikTok
40:35: “Would You Rather?” Wednesday questions
50:03: Projecting your insecurities onto other people
52:45: Dropping the mic
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By Mike Zacchio
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After having his creativity and personality stifled for most of his life, Mike Kim left his job to pursue his passion of comedy and has found himself a much happier man since.
This episode is packed with incredible life lessons and dating advice that almost anyone can find relatable. (Trigger warning: This episode contains discussion of suicidal thoughts.)
Follow Mike on social media at @mikekimcomedy and listen to his podcast @TheSetBreaker on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher and YouTube.
2:05: Mike Kim joins the show
4:11: Leaving a “miserable” job to pursue comedy
9:04: Overcoming suicidal thoughts
16:30: The effects of generational trauma
24:20: Overcoming the fear of being on stage alone
31:56: “The Set Breaker” podcast
36:41: “Confessions of a Former Fuckboy” series on TikTok
40:35: “Would You Rather?” Wednesday questions
50:03: Projecting your insecurities onto other people
52:45: Dropping the mic