Hoy, os doy una conversación con el economista colombiano, Javier Guerra. Estamos juntos aquí en Bogotá (en su casa) y decidimos grabar otro podcast, pero esta vez hablando más de su vida personal, su pasado, y sus metas en el futuro. Fue muy intrigante poder aprender más de su vida, sus orígenes, su visión del mundo, y su visión de sí mismo. Espero que os guste la conversación y que podáis sacar unos puntos de aprendizaje de ella. Hasta pronto. Much Love ❤️

Today’s podcast episode was an absolute jam. Jesus and I staked out some time to cook pancakes together and to record one final podcast before life takes us in different directions. We played overrated/underrated and touched on 20 different topics, including social media, universal health care, free college, camping, Quentin Tarantino, pizza, motorcycles, and meditation. This was such a fun conversation, as always, and I hope you all enjoy our back-and-forth interactions. As Dave Matthews once said, “so much to say, so much to say, so much to say, say, say.” Check it out. You won’t regret it. Lots of love ❤️. Talk soon.

Today’s episode is the third part of my series: From My Planner to Your Ears. It is a quote by Ray Dalio, which is “If you work hard and creatively, you can have just about anything you want, but not anything you want.” This quote is something that I have fought with through periods of my life. Wanting to do everything is a common thing for a young person. However, coming to terms with not being able to do everything and yet having the understanding of how powerful it is to be able to choose your own path is an even greater feeling within itself. I hope you all enjoy this short chat. I’ll be back soon. Much love ❤️.

Today’s episode of my series “From My Planner to Your Ears” covers 2 important quotes which I frequently refer to. The first is a quote from Goethe, the famous German author, which is “Knowing is not enough; we must apply. Willing is not enough. We must do.” This quote is very important to me because of the great value which I need to place on getting down to business and applying what I know. It’s so fun to learn new things, to ponder, and to think through scenarios. However, I need to realize that experience is the greatest teacher, and that if I “do” more, then I will learn more and grow more. The second quote is “He who holds his breath the longest, wins.” This quote from Gary Vaynerchuk seamlessly complements the previous quote from Goethe. If I am to really focus on doing and putting in the work, then it cannot be temporary. It must be pushed on for a long period of time in order to get everything that I want out of it. I appreciate you listening to these reflections and I look forward to recording more of them. Thanks for tuning in. Much love ❤️

Today I embark on a new series of podcasts called - From My Planner to Your Ears. This is a set of podcasts in which I will discuss various quotes and points which I have written in my planner. These quotes and points are of great importance to me and sum up the person I am and aspire to be. For this first episode, I break down Tai Lopez’s four facets of a great life - health, wealth, love, and happiness. These four facets do a great job of synthesizing some of the most essential things in life, which is why I appreciate it so much. To add on to these facets, he adds a concept called KSE - knowledge, strategy, execution - which aids in obtaining the highest level of the four facets. I hope you all enjoy my breakdown of this idea, as I think it’s super valuable and can help synthesize what we should prioritize. I’m looking forward to the next one, and I hope you are too. Much love ❤️

Lucky 7! Jesus and I hashed it up on top of a mountain. This was definitely the most scenic podcast I’ve ever recorded. We talk about life transitions and relationships, how we have been processing these transitions, and what all it all means in the short- and long-term. Every time Jesus and I talk, I find that I get into a really cool headspace and I am able to draw out some really intriguing thoughts. Check it out! Much Love ❤️

I’m back! Two crazy weeks have been had, but I’m happy to have returned with this fun conversation. It’s a topic I’ve been sitting on since I started the podcast, so I hope you all enjoy it. Becoming a mental gymnast is a challenge, but I think that it could have significant positive impacts on our lives. Feel free to leave me some feedback; I’d love to hear it. Lots of love ❤️ Talk soon!

Jesus is back for our sixth podcast together! We each talked about the three people who have influenced us the most in our lives (positively or negatively). Not going to lie, this got pretty deep. I would encourage you to check this out. Jesus is a great conversationalist, and the depth of our conversation was really cool for me to experience. Enjoy! Much Love ❤️

Today’s podcast is a conversation I had with my friend Alex Oden. This was a spontaneous yet quite incredible conversation. I hadn’t spent much time with Alex before this, as we met when he subleased my roommate’s half of the room last summer. However, I’ve always seen that he was thoughtful and had been through a lot. Today’s episode uncovers a few of those things which he has been through, which were undoubtedly deep and inspiring. We talk about his rocky beginnings, flying across the country to study at a military institute, his experiences with mental health issues, and a lot more. I hope you all enjoy it! It was one of the best conversations I’ve had thus far, as we got to dive into so many topics which are relevant for all of us. Much Love ❤️