Just INwords

IN this episode, we delve into the transformative power of travel and examine how different cultures perceive time and money, reflecting the values they hold most dear. We also engage in an important conversation about mental health, challenging the stigma that still surrounds it. A diagnosis does not define one’s worth, nor does it diminish the ability to contribute meaningfully to the lives of others.

Being in Accord with Yourself: https://www.accordconsultancy.com.au/

IN this episode, we talked about the importance of teamwork and giving out tasks to the right people, the danger of burnout, good time management skills, and prioritizing yourself and saying no. We also touched upon how people see diversity as a simple thing that needs to be checked off as opposed to a core value that needs to be implemented.

IN this episode with Jim, we talked about sustainable energy, and since it's in everything, we need to make it last. He also spoke about steering clear organizations who control us; he even dropped a wordplay about that, so listen carefully to find it. "Food forests are a pathway to promote natural living and better health while growing freedom." - Jim.

Food Forest abundance: https://foodforestabundance.com/

McDonalds: https://www.kidsnews.com.au/health/mcdonalds-burger-and-fries-still-fresh-after-10-years/news-story/879758af14c9ae701004184e82c9c1d3

This is my first episode hosting a author interview, she's 14, has multiple books that are written and published. We talk about how Shanti's love for Sci-fi as a child transformed into her writing multiple books in that genre. She also gave a couple known website for independent authors who want to start writing.

You could find all her books on Amazon or on her website: http://shantihershenson.com/

Today we sat down and got interviewed by John about the recent book I published with Pierce, The academic revolution.

If you would like to see the visualizer, head on over to my YouTube channel @books4life to see the work done by John to put this video together.

Lance Hillsinger is an author of books targeting to change inequalities. After working as a child welfare social worker for thirty-four years, he became a homeowner decades ago when housing was more affordable. He offers ideas that would increase homeownership rates and the supply of affordable apartments.  Even if he lives in the US, I think most of what he discussed could apply to Canada.

As you may or may not know, I published my first book called "the academic revolution". Pierce and I got interviewed by a professional book reviewer from India.  Go check them out on Instagram @Tanmeen Kaur Anand Sethi

 At 15:45 she asks me about the content of the book, if you want to know more you could check out my YouTube channel for the new trailer I made for the book: https://youtu.be/Vym28VFzOyw 

I sat down with two friends one is an upcoming rapper: Quiet and the other is a music producer: Kaleta

Fetish Political Compass: https://youtu.be/OaEHL3LPaf8 

Chaos and Reductionism: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_njf8jwEGRo&t=2100s

Ivan Chase's hierarchy of fish domination: (PDF) Dominance hierarchies (researchgate.net) 

We started by connecting two complicated philosophical concepts then we merged them with political fetishes and the game fishdom (or should I say fishDOM)