My Biggest Influences

In this episode I talk about something that George Orwell predicted: the weaponizing of language against people to create a division between classes.

This week I talk about getting back on social media on a limited bases and the why's and so what's. Also, I break down why people get upset at the terms and conditions we all agree to when we join the social media platforms.

In this episode I discuss the 2013 book "Patrol Cop: Better, Safer, Smarter Field Work in Law Enforcement" and how it can be used in other areas beside policing and police work.

I go on a little bit of a rant about the left and right in the United States and how the news media plays to that. I give some advice on how to prevent your information you take in from being an echo chamber of your own thoughts.

In this episode I discuss what it has been like for me to work from home. From the emotional struggles to the wins and victories that have occurred.

In this episode I talk about the good and bad about going down some of the rabbit holes of YouTube. I talk about the great thing that marketing through authentic users is, and the downsides of it too.

Mat Fraser recently retired from competition. Going out on top is rad but, starting a YouTube channel? A Vlog? Check out this episode of the podcast and and what I have to say about his new channel.

In this episode, I return to the first 100 pages format and talk about yet another Jocko Willink book "The Code. The Evaluation. The Protocols. Striving to be an eminently qualified human". This book is like a how to book for being a better person and is a quality read. Check out this episode to get my take on what it is about and who I think it was written for.