It Doesn't Exist

The contents of this episode are excerpts from the private employee training videos I’ve created, and were not originally intended to be publicized. Listen in if you are a landowner who wants to have an unfair psychological edge when negotiating a sale with me, or if you are just a nosy person in general.

Josh compares the Watergate scandal to his proposed SCIC-SICA operation during his high school presidential campaign, and explains how it's easy to criticize from a distance, until you yourself are stuck making a decision between bad or worse

On this episode, Josh starts out by giving a brief update on his recently acquired driving job. He then explains a new business idea he stumbled across involving vacant land, and describes what he intends to do to prevent himself from quitting the business model halfway through, as he's had a pattern of doing in the past.

Josh discusses his previous 2 years of employment since graduation, and how it led him to a six figure job at age 22

Why is a state-owned airport banning its airlines, stores, and restaurants from accepting cash from customers? We don't know! But Josh has determined it's unacceptable, and has decided to make a bit of noise about it.

This episode is as crazy as it sounds. Josh describes his frustration with Instagram’s abandonment of its original user base in favor of catering to TikTok-style users, and also discusses his attempts at using AI to code both websites and apps, and how the technology has now changed since his first attempt at using it last year

Listen in as Josh and Dillon discuss the climax of human laziness, how NOT to care for a pet fish, AI’s threat to podcasting, the horrifying results of doomscrolling social media, and best practices for starting and running both a YouTube channel and a podcast

Have you ever looked at that piece of furniture taking up space in your garage and asked whether you actually needed it, or even wanted it? How should you decide? What if it’s worth something? Listen to Josh discuss how he’s made decisions about clearing up clutter and determining what’s really worth keeping.

Listen as Josh covers his multiyear procrastination of meeting new people in a targeted fashion, what finally led him to start, how he does, and how doing so would be beneficial for you as well.

In this episode, Josh discusses a spontaneous decision to lock away his smartphone and to replace it with an antique communication device from long ago. Why is he doing this, what does he stand to gain, and what are some challenges that he will face as a result of this decision? Listen in as he explains.