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The way we date has gone through a massive transformation in the 21st century. Beauty standards are being challenged. I discussed all of this and more with my friend Elena Taber, a YouTuber based in New York City. I thought we could have an interesting discussion about all of this considering she is considerably above average woman height and I am below the average height of a man.
You can check out her work here: https://www.youtube.com/@ElenaTaber
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16:50 Dating In modern times
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Matt Dahlia (formerly known as Matt Dajer) is one of the founding members of Yes Theory, a YouTube channel and community centered around seeking discomfort. After years of adventures and growing their community into millions of subscribers, Matt left both Yes Theory and social media in general. We explore his reasons for doing so and where he is at now in life.
Follow Matt's work on his book here: https://www.seekdiscomfort.com/pages/yes-theory-book
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Hi! The following is a conversation with my friend Annemarie, a lifestyle YouTuber and podcaster. She was 1 of the 4 original members of a content house based in New York called Ur Mom’s House, documenting their lives as roommates and vloggers.
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Johnny Harris is an Emmy-award winning journalist known for his incredible work on his self-named channel as well as with Vox and the New York Times. You can check it out here. We discussed him leaving the Mormon church, identity, journalism, online criticism & what it takes to make it.
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00:00 – Intro
00:48 – The "Johnny" Effect
05:36 – What Johnny Learned From the Mormon Church
12:06 – Johnny’s Regrets from the Church
14:30 – An Inconvenient Paradox
17:26 – Johnny on Leaving the Church
19:57 – Independent Journalism
22:40 – Online Criticism
38:15 – Seasons of Work & Seasons of Rest
54:38 – Johnny’s Daily Routine
1:03:45 – Online Validation
1:10:43 – Johnny’s Advice for Creators
1:22:04 – Concluding Thoughts
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This is a conversation with my dad where we discuss growing apart and the tensions that appeared in our relationship as I was becoming an adult, and how we’ve overcome those tensions to become close again.
My hope, in sharing this conversation, is to show that there is a better, more emotionally intelligent way for men to communicate with each other. It’s not easy, but it can lead to much deeper, more meaningful relationships.
I hope you enjoy.
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This is a story about a situation I found myself in while staying at a stranger's home.
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My guest today is Jack Edwards, one of the biggest names in the world of "BookTube."
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I’m very competitive. I always have been, and it troubles me because it sometimes leads me to act in a way that doesn’t align with what I know to be good for me. My competitive side can push me to overcommit in the short term and exhaust myself in the long term. It can also take me away from the joy I feel in doing things at my own pace and in my own way.
Training for a marathon is opening my eyes to this side of myself, and leading to a few realizations that I wanted to share with you.
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Alex Hillkurtz is an American professional watercolor painter. He moved to Paris 7 years ago and has dedicated himself to his paintings after a career stretching decades in Hollywood (primarily storyboarding).
You can check out his work here.
& his Instagram.
This became a bit of a philosophical conversation about art and creativity, age and comparison with other artists, the value of working slowly, how to know when to stop and what you learn when you make things.
I hope you enjoy.
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Reflections on a bad habit.
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