Hey, this episode has been on my mind for a while, so hoping it brings some value in this short one.

I talk about:
-Why rules are nessecary

-How rules need to change and properly be applied in creativity

-How rules affect discipline

Thanks for listening to this episode. Lots more content on the way and got some great ideas but really excited to see them come to life.

Appreciate you listening, thanks.

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Thanks for listening to this one.

The episode title pretty much sums this one up.

Timestamps:

If you listened to this whole thing thanks. If you didn't, thanks. It still means a lot.

I really appreciate it, so thank you.

-NathanM

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Often times, especially as a creator, I personally get caught in "endless research" instead of focusing on the actual task I'm supposed to be focusing on. This is not unknown, and I think you can relate. I'm not offering the new quick hack in this episode to stop it.

Because I don't know it. This episode, is just my own thoughts on the topic that hopefully will offer an insight for you. This episode is meant to create an insight from your own thoughts. Meaning the only thing you need to take action on this, is just think about this. And then from there, seen if there's anything that you can form to act on.

In this episode I talk about:
-The purpose of each day

-My personal results of the tactics to stop research

-The cycle of research

And more...

Timestamps:

0:00 Hey

0:41 The problem

1:30 My personal problem

1:50 Failed solutions

2:50 What research really is

3:30 What it caused

4:15 Was it worth it?

5:00 The Question

5:45 Potential answers

7:00 Some thoughts

8:40 The Question

9:40 Thanks

Thanks for listening to this episode. I really appreciate it and it does really mean a lot. Thank you.

-6:27 NathanM

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For once, I'm actually excited to upload. Hoping this inspires someone and lets though go explore and form their own thoughts on this.

No timestamps or description really fits or really serves this episode.

I really appreciate you being patient for this one and you taking the time to either read this description or listen to this episode or both means a lot. I appreciate it. Thank you.

-NM27
And the time is 6:27. 

The date is 10/9/2020 for future reference

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Hey, what's up. This is episode 16 of the Roots and Ropes podcast (if that remains the name...)

Sidenote: that I don't want this to be result focused, this episode was to help you look at results that you're not happy with because of a cycle you're caught in. From there, it's about getting out of the cycle. That's more of the focus, so the process can be more effective, but still even if takes 10 years, loving it.

In this episode I talk about:
-The Definition of Insanity

-Results

-Experimenting

-And more..

Timestamps:

0:00 Intro

0:40 Recap of previous episode

1:15 Overview

2:00 Actionable

2:49: The Definition again

3:00 Disclaimer

3:30 The story and how I got there

4:30 The realization

5:42 The question

6:27 The Insight

7:35 The explanation

9:50 Personally acting on the insight

10:48 Recap

11:30 Outro

Survey (naming): https://survey.zohopublic.com/zs/FdB3vU

Things mentioned:
Ryan Ng Film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNUFcqn-aj0
James Jani film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bglIiiGj8Bs

Check them out!

Thanks for listening to this episode. I know that this can get a lot better so excited for that future. Thanks for sticking with this one.

Appreciate it, thanks.

-Nathan M

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Hey, wanted to pull through a lesson from my mom that I learned in the process of creating my morning routine. 

In this episode I talk about:

-The process of coming up with my morning routine

-How the ideal reality in life works out

-How that applied to my morning routine

0:48 Recap

1:00 Update on real time

1:20 Intro to story

2:20 Overview of Morning Routine process

4:00 First draft

4:45 Beginning of lesson

5:56: The Ideal

6:40 The Ideal in the day-to-day

9:11 Modification of the routine

10:08 The Ideal in dreams

11:40

Survey

https://survey.zohopublic.com/zs/FdB3vU

Really appreciate you taking the time to listen to this one.

Thanks

- Nathan M

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This episode, is just about Jeremy Lin (kind of obvious), and just commemorating his return to the NBA.

I'm just going to summarize some lessons from his story and tell his story.

Edit: May Ruth Bader Ginsburg rest in peace.

Was trying a biweekly upload but I don't like that, neither do I like this format, but just a one time thing.

https://anchor.fm/fromtheroot - Voice messages. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWHFUHp_JZM&ab_channel=GOODTV%E5%A5%BD%E6%B6%88%E6%81%AF%E9%9B%BB%E8%A6%96%E5%8F%B0 - The speech

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWHFUHp_JZM&ab_channel=GOODTV%E5%A5%BD%E6%B6%88%E6%81%AF%E9%9B%BB%E8%A6%96%E5%8F%B0 - The vid

Hope this brought you value.

Thanks for listening to this episode and I really appreciate it.

-Nathan M

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In the pursuit of looking for the right word as mentioned in the episode, I have found what I have seen so far, as the biggest mistake I think creators are making in my opinion.

Please note, I'm not disagreeing with the concept on fans. I think it's a great concept and it's necessary in marketing. But I think, just as creators, we also need to try and build relationships. My problem was more with the new word that was constantly being introduced with people who really didn't want that.

I break down in this episode:

[] How I got to that conclusion

[] What the biggest mistake I think is

[] How to learn from that to grow and improve in both the mindset and the how-to

Sidenote about timestamps: For me stories are what inspire, spark growth, create connection, and expand perspectives. They also help you remember and understand the context of the situation. The how-to is just how to implement and it won't help unless you get the full effect in my opinion. That's why I hope that timestamps can be used for future references.

Timestamps:

0:00: Intro

0:19 Recap

0:55 Overview

1:20 Sidenote about authenticity

2:00 The first word

3:26 The 2nd word

5:30 The search

6:40 The right word

7:00 Examples

8:20 The explanation

8:50 Realization and reflection

9:45 The intention

10:00 Implementation

12:20 The mindset

12:50 Outro

(I know that outro was choppy.)

Quotes. Some words to remember:
1:45 (real-time) "If you're trying to be authentic you're not and that's applying to me. Just thought of this. I think we all know our personality. It's just that we hide it because of a lack of courage or confusion."

4:15 "Tactics are necessary in marketing but I think you can still apply it in a way that matches your intentions."

8:16 "The word friend, it doesn't become a tactic. It becomes a way to connect with your audience to build friendship. And in that friendship the hope to impact is placed."

8:30 (real-time) "I think community is formed out of authentic friendship with the people listening." 

8:37 (real-time) "They support each other. The fan aspect is placed under the big tree of being a friend but also wanting more of your content."

8:47 (real-time) "It remains 1,000 true fans. But I think it also becomes 1,000 true friends"

I hope you enjoy this episode and it brings you value. This episode has been my favorite and my head for a while and I'm glad I finally got it out.

I really hope this helps you and as creators we can work on this to just create authentic true connection that really is an intention. And from there the hope to impact comes. Thanks for listening to this one and I really appreciate it.

-Nathan M

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Hey everyone. This is Part 2/3 in documenting the journey and how to do it.

In this episode I dicuss:

-[] The two reasons why I think people listen to you

-[] How authority and connection builds up over time

-[] How to use connection to relate with the audience

0:00 Welcome

0:11 Music

0:16 Recap

0:58 Overview

The story (because the story is what inspires and shows the process):

1:51 Introduction (getting into details and context)

3:20 The big question (Why do people listen to who they do?)

3:45 The first reason

5:27 The second reason

6:55 A sidenote on the two (Why both are essential)

The how-to (the step-by-step from the context of the story):

7:10 Building up the 1st reason (My thoughts and some tips)

8:54 Building up the 2nd reason (What I think we can do better and how)

The mindset part: (How we can shift our thinking)

13:20 Mindset part

14:15 Appreciate you listening! Thanks!

And you'll also see my trying to make it more like a TV Show to make it enjoyable, bring more context and value,  and provide a different perspective to also connect better. A little bit late but I think it's worth it. I can definitely see this "Tv Show/Docuseries" concept coming in. Send me a voice message and would appreciate your feedback or any ideas you have! Still a lot of work to go but it's a start, this will get better.

Thanks for listening to this episode. It means a lot and I deeply appreciate you taking the time to listen to it. I hope I was able to bring value to you and make an impact on you.

Thanks

-Nathan M

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