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Round 2 with talking about the Drake and Kendrick Beef. Most songs dropped and the bars escalated to a higher level. Skip shares his thoughts on both artists and how the beef has shaped his views on their respective legacies.
*this was recorded before the NBA Finals started and conclude*
Skip chats about his thoughts on the NBA Finals after seeing the Mavericks win over the Wolves. He slightly pivots to his basketball journey as he is working on his game and why it's important to always be trying to improve yourself. Coming back to the changes the Mavs and Celtics went through to get to the Finals.
Skip chats about his trip to Colombia with his bros and what that experience did to shape his perspective on life. He came back using Global Entry for the first time and stresses how everyone needs to invest in that service. Also, shares about dealing with learning a new language and handling grief on changes in his life over the last couple of years.
Skip talks about how spinning the block can be a good thing when people doing their own growth in their life. It could also be just an experience. Everyone has a choice and people need to be more intentional with how they interact with exes. Definitely happy to see Nelly and Ashanti doing better the second go round.
This was recorded after Drake dropped Push Ups. A sequel to this episode will be recorded and dropped in the future.
Skip was speaking on the top tier level diss songs coming out from J. Cole, Kendrick, Drake, Chris Brown, Quavo, and others. This was before the massive back and forth between Drake and Kendrick but it is good for hip hop to have clashes. All the buddy energy keeps things stagnant.
Skip reflects on is every win good for you? He details how working with some people in the tri-state area were pleasant experiences while others were forgettable. Skip feels like the most important thing in labeling a win is how much it aligns with your values.
Skip is down bad after both of his corporate teams lost in the playoffs. Every loss goes with some lessons so he shares how he plans to be ready for the Fall season and other things he is tackling in his personal/professional life.
Skip discusses how style is a representation of someone's state of mind and positioning in their life journey. He shares about how he wants to adjust his closet to match the coming changes in his life (and how nerve-racking the process is). A short episode but a great listen!
Skip shares some things that is dealing with in life. First, dealing with a break up. Second, trying to reconnect to his father. Third, attempting to switch to another career within his current company.
Skip is doing his best to be vulnerable in a honest, respectful, and sincere place.
Skip chats about body autonomy and why its important to respect people's space. Due to some allegations to some people in the public eye, we need to discuss how people have dealt with harassment. It isn't solely a women issue and that needs to be discussed.
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