Reddit Asks Us

Do you ever find it hard to be nice? You aspire to be that person that is just seemingly jolly all the time, but for some reason things are not turning out that way? Have you wondered why this is the case? Are there reasons why I don't feel like being a nice person?

In this episode of the Reddit Asks Us Podcast, I sit down with Hunter Viczko and we discuss a post from r/unpopularopinion regarding our human struggle to be nice. We had an in depth conversation about some of the reasons why it may feel so hard to be a nice person nowadays. 

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What are the pros and cons about a place like the United States? Is it a place that you could see yourself living? If you were to move there, is there any specific state would would want to live in? What do all the states themselves have to offer?  

The United States of America is both a wonderful, yet controversial place and in this episode of the Reddit Asks Us Podcast, I sit down again with my sister Alena Dyck and we discuss a question from r/AskReddit if the USA is a place we could see ourselves living. This question made for some very interesting conversation.   

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Are there methods and techniques that can help me to become more assertive? What are they? How can I apply them to my life? What will give me the best results? How will assertiveness help me in my life?  

In this episode of the Reddit Asks Us Podcast I sit down again with my sister Alena Dyck and we revisit the question from last week from r/AskWomen "How do I become more assertive". Last week we looked at the qualities of assertive people, and this week we will be taking a deeper dive into how we can develop these assertiveness skills and apply them to our lives.   

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What are the qualities of somebody who is assertive? What is the purpose of learning to be assertive? What are the benefits of being assertive? What are some situations in my life where I need to be assertive? 

In this episode I sit down again with my sister Alena Dyck and we talk about what it means to be assertive after being asked the question from r/AskWomen "How do I become more assertive?". This question made for some great conversation and insight into what it really means to be assertive   

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What does it really mean to be an introvert? What do introverted qualities look like? Do you think you might be an introvert? 

In this episode I sit back down with my sister Alena and we discuss the question from r/TooAfraidToAsk “Are you an introvert?” We discuss what it means to be an introvert and explore more about the subject to see if we can learn anything new! 

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Do you think that schools should teach basic life skills? If so, what counts as basic life skills? How important is it for kids to learn social skills, or maybe mental health coping strategies? Are there things that could be taught in school that can't be taught at home?   

In this episode of the Reddit Asks Us Podcast I sit down with my sister Alena and we discuss a question from r/AskReddit about some issues with the current system of schooling in our society and whether or not schools have the responsibility to teach basic life skills.  

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This update is to let the listeners know about some recent events that have happened in my life and that will impact the podcast.  Everyone can still expect regular episodes but there will be some changes going forward in the future.

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Imagine yourself on a date with an attractive person you are hoping to get into a relationship with, what happens when that person says something that you radically disagree with? Do you argue back and fight for your point? Or do you choose to keep the peace and listen, but not to object? Would you go on a second date, or leave it there? 

 In this episode of the Reddit Asks Us Podcast, I have a conversation with Hunter Viczko after being asked a question from r/dating about disagreements during dates and what the proper course of action would be and how you would handle the situation.

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Do you have trouble staying motivated? Do you wonder how it seems so easy for others to get up and get to work? Is there a secret to staying motivated? Are there any techniques that exist in order to increase motivation?  In this episode I sit down once again with my sister Alena Dyck and during the first half of the show we discuss a question from r/nostupidquestions regarding staying motivated. In the second half of the show we answer a question from r/askwomen and discuss reflecting on our pasts and how we have treated others and what impact that had on us.   

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Have you ever been in a toxic relationship, or toxic friendship and wondered how to get out? How did you know it was toxic? Did you get out of it or did you end up staying? How did you realize it was toxic? What made it toxic?  

In this episode of the Reddit Asks Us Podcast I sit down with my sister Alena Dyck and we answer a question from r/Askwomen on how to cut toxic people out of your life. We talked a lot about how to recognize when your relationship may be toxic and how to get out. In the second half of the podcast we also had a fascinating conversation about dreams stemming from a question from r/nostupidquestions.   

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