That Talk

This has been one I have wanted to do for a long time now. How can we as a generation of feelings and strong opinions connect with our parents that don't feel and think the same? You can't tell us shit, we know it all, we don't want advice. The change in perspective is where my relationship did a 180 with both my mom and dad. Tune in to see is anything resinates with you and your family.

This topic had me confused and very anxious. The constant need to be in the "know" has been blocking my creativity. How I also have expressed myself is talking about what I'm feeling. But with everyone being so judgmental about others opinions had me thinking twice. I realized that was making me apart of the "crowd' and I have never been. I am who I am, I think what I think and believe what I believe. My people will hear me. 

In this episode I talk about how a lot of people live an unfulfilling life because we are so worried about judgment and the option of others. After many years of building up a "character" that isn't truly who we are, can we start over? how do we do it? come along with me for this talk.

Today's subject gets me juiced... I talk about that wasn't shit. Not a lot of people know what was going on in my life when I created that wasn't shit. Take a listen to hear the stories and the wisdom.

This week I wanted to shared about what I've been up to the last couple months during this pandemic/lockdown. I have gotten more done done in the last 3 months then I have gotten done in a year. I've rode more, produced more content, read more books, started a clothing line and a podcast. My goal when this starred was to not go back to a job, I'm staying committed and going all in.

This episode I talk about manifesting and the law of attraction. My opinions on manifesting and experiences I have with using it for goal setting and other areas of my life.

The first episode of the "That Talk" podcast. An introduction to myself (Nate Tanzman) and how I got the podcast name.