The Journey of Socrates (and no it is not about the Greek philosopher). It is based on a true story which I didn't know until the end! It was so buzzard and just so impossible for me to survive what he did. I don't know if could've haha. 

This book is about forgiveness and love. Weird when the start and middle talks about death and revenge. 

I suggest you read it. 

Thanks for listening!

Its weird to say that the worst decision of my life is also my best. It allowed me to realize what I want and for that I am so grateful. 

This podcast is so honest it's ridiculous. I want my life to mean something. I am not willing to wait. I got to get my mind right even I ever want to help anybody else. I discover why I make podcasts in this podcast and maybe it'll help you make one of your decisions that you just couldn't figure out. 

Thank you for listening and please listen to the whole thing. 

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Love doing this. Talking to friends and family out there on the mat is so much fun. 

Today we have a GUEST on the show:) teammate Daniel! @d2_dan_the_man

Enjoy!

Today was semi-finals! Just so epic. Meeting all my idols and getting a huge hit our first performance blows my mind. I was kinda mad I couldn't stunt when they all were haha. 

All well. Got to perform right?;)

Enjoy!

Today we talk about the setting I am in today. UCA College nationals day 1! This has been crazy so far. Real treat ;p

I need to get to bed so hope you enjoy:)

This story has a documentary of it. I heard it was amazing. I listened to the audio of it on the podcast "The Jordan Harbinger Show" and the episode was titled "Erik Aude: Imprisoned in Pakistan for a Crime He Didn't Commit"

As you can tell by the title just sounds horrible. We all hear these stories, but I want to stop listening... I want to start actually doing something about it. Only then can I say I contributed. 

Hope you enjoy. 

We have all had that time that we just clicked with somebody. We all had those times where it was just so awkward. Well which one are we?? Are we natural at conversations or are we awkward to talk to? The answer lies in what happens most consistently. 

Non-verbal communication is so important to allowing that spark to happen right away. Doesn't matter the gender. Body language, intent, and eye contact all happen before the words even start. 

Check out a few examples of body language that made conversations start way easier for me.

Enjoy!

Same guest as last time and we talk about why Youtube is literally the most powerful platform in my opinion. In opportunity and education. It has everything and for free. I can even watch NBC on YouTube now haha. It's crazy important. We talk about the key attributes of it and our overall opinions of it.

All in all, we get a little confused when people pay thousands of dollars where some of their classes are just watching YouTube videos.

Enjoy the show with Bryce Miller @miller.bryce (Instagram)

I am fascinated by how people act when they are by themselves. What if we lived in a world where we felt this way all the time. I would love that. I strive to present that positive atmospheres to others. Let's just have a fun environment with each other and truly give support.

Always tearing someone down to consistently make them "tougher" is a horrible way to build together.

Hope you guys enjoy!

I talk about two different things! 1. How I try to learn from everyone 2. The best way to give somebody else praise. Tearing down others when giving a compliment isn't the right way to do it. Inspired by "the Jordan Harbinger show" by the way. The crazy part is we don't even realize it.

Furthermore, I love to learn from so many people. I want to relate to them and really be part apart of their story somehow. That is how I actually visualize what they are saying. Each and everyday I begin my never ending search to learn more and more from people who have experienced the most.

Enjoy the episode!