what do some old roman philosophers (seneca, epictetus, i'm looking at you guys) have to do with pushing your way through and out of depression? oh, i don't know, probably EVERYTHING. show notes @ hihowareyou.US

episode 10: stoicism and cognitive behavioral therapy (cbt)

A Self-Help Podcast for the Uninitiated/Lazy/Perpetually Nomadic.

If you're here, it's because, for one reason or another, you're now aware that maybe you've been procrastinating for a while, putting off actions that could be propelling you into a more positive realm -

but instead, you're glued to the latest TV show you've committed to binging on.

I'm the laziest one in the room, so if I can do it, you certainly can too.

So let's hold each other accountable. Accountabilibuddies.

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I've been thinking about this episode for a while, and since it's coming up soon, I decided some reflection is good after a few years.   Today is my thousandth day of sobriety. Does that mean that I wrote and recorded this episode in advance? Yes. Yes, it does.

episode 56: 1000 days of sobriety

well, here we are. nearly 5 months on the road, and this season, it feels different.   last year, i was blissfully unaware of how much money i was spending without replenishing for around the first 4 months. then the last 2 months became so stressful that i couldn't wait to get home.   this season, i left about 2 months earlier, and by month 3, i was already feeling that paycheck-to-paycheck dread that had me moving money out of my investments and racking up credit card debt to try to get out of.

episode 55: balancing wants & needs to avoid burnout

If you've ever wanted to live in your van, but you've thought, "How in the hell can I make money on the road?" then this episode is for you.

episode 54: creating location-independent income

so it's been a while since i've been motivated to put something together for you all.    i've spent most of my free time trying to build my business and teaching myself something new almost every day.   it's caused a bit of burnout from time to time, so i have to remember to put the work away and give myself a break. 

episode 53: van life & mental health

so i'm not gonna lie, craig - i'm past the point of empty right now.  i'm exhausted mentally.  every day, 7 days a week from before sun up to past sunset, i am at my computer working. there are so many gears going at once, and i have to constantly switch them up that i feel like i'm not being efficient with my time. even right now, as i record this, and probably even while i'm listening to it back in editing, i'll be thinking, "there are other things that i need to be doing right now." but the truth is, i'm realizing that this little project that you're listening to has always been more about putting my intentions out into the world and using that to hold myself accountable. 

episode 10: stoicism and cognitive behavioral therapy (cbt)

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