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Know What I'm Saying? episodes
- 70. Stay disciplined with everything!
Mark and Connor talk about how to get over things you dislike doing, staying disciplined and completing your tasks, and more!
30 min - 69. Connor’s Berlin WeekendA casual episode where Connor and Mark talk about their last few trips, some new party stories, and more!27 min
- 68. How to cope with moving
Mark and Connor talk about moving cities, feeling lonely because of change, how to deal with it, and more!
29 min - 67. How to cut out toxic people
Connor and Mark speak on how to recognise toxic people in your life, how to cut them out the best way, and share their own personal experiences.
30 min - 66. Connor has a girlfriend?!Mark asks Connor about his new relationship, his change in lifestyle, and discuss various aspects of a relationship dynamic.28 min
- 65. Say yes to everythingMark and Connor discuss what the future holds or doesn't hold, saying yes to every opportunity, having constant progress, and more!31 min
- 64. Identify what you dislike about yourself
Mark and Connor identify the parts they dislike about themselves and figure out how to better improve, and more!
34 min - 63. What's the point of being interesting?Connor and Mark discuss the significance of being an interesting person and end with a very cool random fact!34 min
- 62. Connor and Mark want to do what?!Mark and Connor get excited for Connors arrival in Munich, talk future plans, not caring and just enjoying, and more!30 min
- 61. Welcome changeConnor and Mark discuss how change in situations, positions, etc. can be seen as an opportunity to learn and not something to fear.36 min
About Know What I'm Saying?
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A podcast featuring young adults who speak about their own experiences and opinions on topics varying from the economy and cultural topics to a crazy party experience and relationships.