Ever driven home and not remembered doing it? Being on autopilot can be awesome.

Why are Canadians so nice?

How to tap into Rude Boy energy.

The final episode of Season 2 and the finale of the Above 3D series. Closing it out with a bang before Season 3: Mind's Winter is released.

Thank you so much to everyone who tunes in every Monday, Thursday, and Friday. 

We'll be released The Above 3D Mindset: The Deep Cuts, sporadically throughout the week, so be sure to check back in.

You're going to love this one. A true and awe-inspiring story about breaking free from one of the most timeless downfalls of humanity: materialism.

You'll have to listen, but to give you a hint about some of the ingredients:

"The Above 3D" series is a lead-off of the SmartCity podcast Season 1: Bete Noire Series and is a unique and fresh approach to an oversaturated, yet highly important genre such as personal development & modern philosophy. Few can say that they've actually lived the lessons and perspective that the listener is given here twice every single week. 

As Mr.SmartCity put it: "If you come across the above 3D message and ignore it, don't go around telling people that you can't find anyone under 50 that has vision, no sense of entitlement, and not willing to work for everything they have. It's a Google search away to find that I walk like I talk it."

YouTube Channel: HouseFromSmartCity

This episode is rated 'S' for 'Sweet' -- that's right, no added zest or spice to worry about in this won.

Perhaps even on a late-night drive as you let the moon roof breath a little bit as you drive aimlessly into the starry night.  

YES. You'll love the charming little story Mr.SmartCity tells you, the love sent to JAPANESE listeners, and of course, the always expected absolute gold mine of info delivered right to your ears.

If that's you, join us every Monday and Thursday morning to keep you sharp.

What happens when you take being productive too far?

Mr.SmartCity tells you:

Why do people not trust "nice" people? People pleasers get a bad rap, but is it deserved?

Getting married isn't the grand prize. 50% of people that do it find that out the hard way.

All of that time spent finding more fish in the sea or working those fingers on Tnderi? Useless.