Introverted Intellect

Today's episode discusses Shane Dawson's Jake Paul documentary, analytical people, and whether or not people are worth waiting on to change for the better.

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Interviewing my first guest was interesting because, well, he's my younger brother. We discuss creativity and how he utilizes it in his own life. We talk about how it's like being a middle child and how he distinguishes himself. And of course, we talk about his own inspirations and wisdom that he has gained in his own life. It was fun to talk to him about stuff that I was always curious about with him though and I'm glad we did it. . . Youtube: https://goo.gl/MKtBTX

What's the secret to growing? Getting uncomfortable of course. Today I cover three ways suffering and putting yourself into uncomfortable situations will help you become a better person in your life.

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Want some quick and dirty tips on how to end a conversation? Well, here are a few, including some of my favorites. Enjoy!

This weekend I realized why I had such a different emotional experience between two groups of lovely people. I want to share with you something that is so near and dear to all of us. Listen to today's podcast to find out what that is!

You're in your twenties, single, and got a lot of time. Whatever you do, DON'T waste it! Though originally I wrote the blog post geared towards men, I spoke for both genders today, and indeed it applies! Make the most of your twenties!

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I'm getting annoyed at how folks think that being an introvert and being shy are interchangeable. They're totally different! Being "shy" describes a certain kind of characteristic whereas being an "introvert" shows something a bit different. You can be a shy extrovert and vice versa!

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In this episode, I go on into discussing how they're different. My goal is to convince you that being shy is not exclusive to introverts. It's a characteristic, not a personality. Hopefully, that makes sense. Just listen to the episode!

DO DIFFICULT THINGS.

That way, things that are considered "difficult" in the future will be much easier. When I went through college, computer science was one of the most difficult and time-consuming majors, but, I got through and every other subject I learned after was a breeze.

When you allow yourself to do the hard stuff first, you set a standard for yourself that allows for other things to come at an ease. Do the difficult work and your life will be easy.

How did it all happen? How did I get myself out of the slump of being awkward and shy? Something clicked within me after a few years that I can't entirely explain, but it all began with realizing that I needed to simply take ownership of who I was and learn from it, and then move forward. Take ownership of who you are but know that it's not the end all be all, you can grow, you can overcome that awkwardness!

What is the secret to human relationships? What's the secret to building the bridge between two people? What's the key to connection? In today's podcast, I talk about something that has allowed me to open up more with others and to connect at a much deeper level.

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After listening, put it into practice and see how much closer people will be with you. Don't keep yourself aloof and distant from reality, be human and connect with this secret formula!