This was a special episode. I got to have my Dad on the show. I'm very close to my father but there's still a lot of things I don't know about him. I had a great time recording this. We go through him growing up in a small town to living in South Africa during the 70's. If there's anything I learned from this episode, it's that my Dad has lived an incredible life and has plenty of stories to show for it. I hope I'm like him when I grow up.

I watched a documentary called Becoming Warren Buffett. It's essentially an insider look at how Warren Buffett lives and operates. I gained so many valuable insights. In this episode, I share the top 23 things I've learned from Warren Buffett. These range from investment tips to life lessons. I wrote an article about the top 20 takeaways I had from the HBO documentary, Becoming Warren Buffett: http://bit.ly/2p8jffw

Today I tried a different format of episode. I treated it as an audio log. Or as I like to call it an alog. The audio version of a vlog. I run through what I did from waking up to recording the podcast at 9:00 pm at night. I also talk about the upcoming MIT Bootcamp that I'm attending with some close friends and co-founders. If you have any advice for me, I'd love to hear it at [email protected].

I was laying on the couch at 11:00 pm watching Casey Neistat on YouTube and realised I hadn't uploaded a podcast for today. No excuses, I managed to get it done. This episode was fun. It was good to reflect on some of the things I've learned from watching Casey over the past few years. If you haven't seen Casey on YouTube, make sure you check him out, it will be worth your time, I promise. Note: In this episode, I mentioned that it was Day 36 but really it's Day 37. I was a little tired.

Today I had the opportunity to have two very special guests on the show. It was Joe's birthday and we saw it fit to do a podcast to celebrate. We were also lucky enough to be graced with the presence of one our close friends, Jay. In this episode, we hear some of Jay's incredible travel adventures from surfing in Sri Lanka to watching the sunrise from a mountain in Nepal.

What a special moment. I got to sit down and talk with my youngest brother for an hour. We didn't have any kind of plan we just started talking. I learned some amazing things from someone who is almost 8 years my younger. In this episode, we talk about what high school is like in 2017, YouTube, role models and much more.

Another Machine Learning Monday! This episode is a continuation from episodes 13 and 20. If you haven't listened to those yet, I would recommend them first. In this episode, I explore deep learning and convolutional neural networks. These are the techniques currently in place by companies such as Google which allow you to search your photographs for pictures containing certain items. For more on machine learning, check out the 'Machine Learning Is Fun' series on Medium. Full disclaimer: I'm not expert on Machine Learning but I am slowly learning and I'll keep trying to share what I learn as best I can.

Today I got a chance to sit down with an incredible person. I went to school with Quinton and our relationship has grown through a common interest in fitness. In this episode, we cover a range of topics from Quinton spending 6 months living and working at Disney World, role models, building businesses, success and fulfilment. I certainly gained some valuable insights out of this conversation and I know you will too. To find Quinton, his social media handle is @\_quinnyboy and contact email is [email protected].

I love doing educational episodes of the show but for this one, I decided to mix it up a bit and have some fun. With the help of my younger brother and my good friend Zenith, we answer some of the toughest questions on the internet. In this episode, we discuss topics ranging from fighting 100 duck sized horses to whether having fingers the length of legs would be practical. I had so much fun with this episode, as you'll hear there were many laugh worthy moments.

I'm a big believer in the saying, "Win the morning, win the day." After a great deal of trial and error, I've developed a morning routine that I've managed to adhere to for some time now. In this episode, I run through the half dozen or so things I do every morning that helps me win the day.