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📝 Episode Summary:
In this episode, I open up about my own existential crisis; the quiet kind that creeps in when life should feel right… but doesn’t.
I talk about the gap between who you are and you should be, and why so many of us feel unfulfilled even when we’re checking all the boxes.
From questioning the American Dream to navigating what success actually means, I unpack how we inherit scripts we never chose—and how to start rewriting them.
This is really just my personal reflection for anyone who feels stuck, lost, or just tired of performing success.
🎧 What You’ll Hear:
📌 Takeaways:
🛠 Action Step:
Make a list of your top priorities—whatever matters most to you. Then, design your schedule around those things. Let your life reflect your values, not just your obligations.
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Nietzsche said life is meaningless—and that we have to build our own purpose. But what if that’s only half the story? In this episode, I wrestle with suffering, meaning, and whether faith actually offers something deeper.
Alright, so I love books. I love video games. But let’s be real—I don’t always have time for both. Life is hectic. Between work, family, and just trying to stay sane, sitting down with a physical book isn’t always an option. That’s why I started pairing audiobooks with gaming, and let me tell you—it’s a game-changer.
In this episode, I break down why audiobooks let you keep reading when life gets crazy, why chill, low-stress games are the perfect pairing, and how combining the two makes everything feel way more productive. Plus, I’m kicking off a new series: Video Games & Audiobooks. If you’ve ever zoned out to a game while listening to a book (or wanna start), this is for you.
🔥 What’s your go-to game for zoning out? Drop a comment!
#audiobooks #gaming #productivityhacks #booklover
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Kev’s 2 Cents is the podcast I wish I had growing up.
School taught us how to memorize, follow rules, and pick a side—but not how to think. Not how to question the systems…
I talk about education, power, politics, and culture—basically all the stuff that shapes how we see the world, but that nobody really teaches us how to think about.
I’m not here to yell or preach (maybe a little bit 😂). I’m here to help you slow down, connect the dots, and build a worldview that actually makes sense to you.