More readings from the Tao de Ching, with a little commentary from me.

After having so much fun sharing Margaret Mead with you, I thought I would share some quotes from Lao Tzu, a philosopher from ancient China. He is most known for being the author of The Tao de Ching. Today I will read five quotes and share my thoughts on them.

In this final episode on our series of Margaret Mead quotes, we discuss work ethics, gender roles and what determines success.

Today we are looking at three more quotes by Margaret Mead, and sharing my thoughts about them. It’s a bit of a ramble but hopefully I will give you something to think about. I would love to hear your thoughts about this episode, did I make sense? Was I way off track? Did I say something that you disagreed with? I would love to hear from you! You can find me on instagram or tiktok @mr_maxwell16

This week I am sharing a few quotes from Margaret Mead. She was an anthropologist and writer who lived from 1901-1978. Today I am reading some of her quotes, and sharing my thoughts about them. To see more of my content or to contact me, follow me on tiktok and Instagram, @mr_maxwell16

I recommend not listening to this one. I am saving it for myself, to keep a record of my growth as a podcaster. But isn’t being authentic about sharing the bad days as well as the good? I completely crash and burn during this episode while reading a poem and trying to talk about it. Part of being neurodivergent is that some days my brain does not want to work for me, and today was one of those days. I hope to one day go back and listen to this episode and laugh at how bad it was, and how far I have come.

I am having a difficult time with my writing and this in creating content. So today I am rambling about my struggles as I drive to work.

I am sharing a poem written out of a season of difficulty. I hope that it can give you courage on difficult days.

Today I am sharing an excerpt from the book I am writing. Hopefully there is something of value here for you.

Today I am sharing another poem of mine, and giving a little commentary on what it is about and why I wrote it.