Skip Chronicles

Skip shares why he no longer does comedy which was a huge chuck of his time in his life. He is pivoting to production when it comes to podcasting as well as collecting gadgets. Skip is moving with trying to do things that have more flexibility to enjoy life while being present with his loved ones. He is moving in flow to mature into the man he has always wanted to be.

Skip shares how the attachment styles show up in romantic settings and how important it is to understand yours (and your potential partners). He is unpacking what styles he has met and what styles he has showcased in a few relationships in the past. Skip has a hard time unpacking emotions from previous relationships due to some abandonment issues. The vulnerability in this episode is displaying how he is far from being ready to be in another romantic relationship.

Skip shares how some bonds have expiration dates. You can't control how long you stay in someone's life. Skip realizes that it was never the quantity of people in your life but the quality of people in your life. He is realizing that you can't pour into everyone and leave nothing to yourself. Very introspective episode about how loss is constant.

Skip chats about how he has changed things around to be more grounded in his life. Anxiety and ambition had him always stuck in the future instead of living for the experiences going on at the present pace. He is navigating his relationships with his siblings and it has been fulfilling some empty portions of his life. Skip details how can you handle the good and bad flows in your journey. Tune in!

Skip quickly chats about dating in 2024 and how he will need to shift his perspective on what he needs. Dating seems to be a lot harder since folks are more guarded but you can learn a lot about yourself in your singledom.

Skip discusses how we have to do things scared to succeed in life. He chatted about "learning" how to swim in Columbia from a mentor. Sometimes you just have to jump in and try it. The worst thing that can happen is you fail.

Skip discusses his first international solo trip to London and how it was a transformational experience. From sightseeing into the tourist areas of London to traveling outside of the city to landmarks was a wild ride. We get to see how relinquishing control can make things more fun of an experience in life.

Skip comes back to recap the entirety of his Olympics 2024 experience. The dramatics from numerous competitions to what he thinks 2028 will look like in Los Angeles.

Skip gets into his personal bag on how he reflects on romantic relationships in how he needs to navigate "loss". He shares about how abandonment shows up and how he sometimes clings to folks. A raw episode on sharing his uncertainties and trying to exclaim how he will be better in future relationships.