It may seem a bit abstract for most of us but it is actually an important part of our social life. Have you recently been criticising the way you look or the way you act so that you can impress your manager at work. Whatever way it may be you might need to learn to not care about unimportant stuff. This weeks topic was based on Matt D`Avella`s video on YouTube.
Hello guys. Welcome back for you. Episode off. Think about it. We've been hit with a new guest. Uh, yes, a special guest and he's a friend of mine and he's called this out. Uh, hello is Al. Yeah. So, um, we've actually been, I've actually been thinking about, you know, trying to do, uh, another ways of communicating, uh, instead of the mobile phone, because we've buried the, as you seen before about sucked of it. So thinking about doing Skype on, as you might know, is always from UK. So therefore I have to kind of use Skype or, uh, my mobile phone anyway, the. Topic of today's episode is how to give it X. It might seem a bit radical, but it's slow way you think. What do you think when you hear that dissolve? Okay. What do you think? What do you think about it? What do you think it's all about? Let's go on here where you can just play around with it. Yeah. Like, you know, random words, Dominic, I know we like, you know, the B word that one day we like dictionary and citizens of FEMA, dog. And we just thought we didn't know the meaning. We used to just say random words were like, Oh, it's just cool. Yeah. Anyway, so. They the topic of, uh, the topic of today's podcast episode comes from Madea Bella's episode of how to Kim F and what he means that is kind of, uh, we, people tend to get worried about what other people care about, you know, like what is he doing? Uh, kind of competition when, uh, especially when it's all about competition, uh, we tend to kind of care what others do, but Matt DOL says, we need to give an ass by not caring about what they will. People think about us and also not caring about others. So that was actually what it was mad. It's not the kind of thing he, but it's that one. Have you got any thoughts, like, worried about like what someone is doing, like in exam law, improviser, or as I'm providing an offer, like, you know, I get I'll get where you come from or not. Yeah. Yeah. How about you? For me? I've got to Beth face, mostly just competition. And if lost from this stuff, I don't know, but you that's like the two or three people? I have a study hall. Did I study more? Did they write the data or is it homework? I tend to worry about people. Think of me, like sometimes like, like let's just say, uh, Let's just say we're going to see them. Okay. Just an example I have then for example, I would be worried that okay. People who think my toes are weighed or something like that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That was kind of scary. Like, what is that someone's thinking about you like, Oh boy police headquarters messed up. Cause I thought I still, when I, to school one day, I just cry my half by myself. Kind of a pressure to be fine w w in school, but then they're like, Oh, this is a really good head to head call. Like where did he get it from? I said, I caught it by myself. Well, I did. Okay. Cause, um, in Norway there's a more of a complaint about, you know, uh, pressure book. My squeeze, I have never kind of seen it, but I, I do see people go around with, uh, branded clothes, like, you know, Champion levies and all of those things. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That happens in my school. People that all the designer, places or not, I didn't tend to worry about the design, but I just like, like good clinic. I just, I like nice shirts and stuff. Not like Supreme hoodies. I didn't even like, do. Yeah. I like like denim jeans and stuff, you know, they're like really nice, but my kindness, I like, some people are like, Oh, Apple watch. And I didn't care about which is I like plastic watches. She'd be like, but it's not because of the branding. Uh, but
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