In today’s episode, Scott take the mic solo diving into the practice of taking a step back and realizing you as a person with entire life are bigger than any singular problem, no matter how big it may seem in the moment. One of the biggest problems we face as a society is our inability to face our problems on our own. Many people when a problem initially occurs, immediately run to their support system to validate their feelings on the matter. This causes us to scale our problems into much bigger ones before we’re even able to process them on our own to determine the true severity. Instead we tend to only share our side of the story with our support system bringing us to a point of no return.

Scott dives into one of his favorite quotes, “progress not perfection” explaining what this quote means to him and why he believes more people need to value it or atleast it’s theme. Which is the idea that too many people look for perfection especially when starting a new job, hobby or even relationship. People constantly expect things to go exactly how they planned but that’s just not the case no situation or day ever goes exactly as planned. But when we begin to look at it in a new light and realize a bunch of small steps towards are goal are going to make us much happier and more fulfilled. That’s when we begin to fall in love with the journey rather than the destination 

In today’s episode, Scott breaks down a common saying “If you can’t take the heat, get out of the kitchen”. This is a common saying that is sometimes misunderstood. In today’s climate people are too hasty to let their emotions get the best of them without really taking a step back to figure out what is truly upsetting them. A lot of the time people are either doing something they aren’t skilled at or don’t have a passion for, in many sustains it’s a combination of both. Too many people take jobs doing things that may have a monetary value they strive for but isn’t the right fit for them and over time this will chip away at your mental health. Until one day we become overwhelmed and snap. We can easily avoid this by first finding what we are good at and then figuring out how we can apply this to something we enjoy.

In today’s episode, Scott takes the mic solo diving into fully understanding what the “consequences of our actions” means. Many people don’t understand that the consequences of our actions are going to be choosen by the people such actions affect. The way we are treated after will be a direct reflection of how our actions are perceived and the frequency of different traits will decide how the world sees use. If this something you think you may struggle to understand this is the episode for you.

In today’s episode, Scott takes the mic solo talking about the idea of being micromanaged and his thoughts on why so many people get worked up over something that, much of the time, might be self inflicted. Talking about personal experiences, Scott dives into the concept that when we get annoyed by oversight, it tends to come from us not following through on the things we said we were going to do, or not following through when we said we would. We all have busy life’s but we tend to blame others when we are the ones not holding up our end of the deal.

In today’s episode, Scott takes the mic solo and dives into the importance of stepping outside your comfort zone to find the things in life you truly enjoy. Too many people now a days don’t truly find joy in the things they do in their free time because they are basing their likes and dislikes based off of everyone else’s options and not their own. We need to find things that brighten up our days just with the thought and the ability to expand our understanding or scope of those things that bring us joy.

In today’s episode, Scott takes the mic solo diving into the thought process that goes into taking that leap of faith. Reminding ourselves that we are all individuals and before anyone else can beleive in us we must beleive in ourselves. Which starts with asking ourselves “what if” we can do that thing that no one thought was possible, what if we can defy all the odds and it all starts with believing in yourself.

In today’s episode, Scott takes the mic solo and dives into one of the mostest heated conversations of the NFL right now, Travis Kelce and Taylor Swifts relationship. It is a topic that has seen an absurd amount of attention, with much of it being negative from long time football fans. Scott talks about how this is puzzling and a very concerning reception to him by fans who are supposed to want to see the game and demographic of fans grow. But, because the attention and fans are being brought in by someone who does not check any of your normal football fan boxes, there is an outrage amongst most fans. Tune in to hear Scott’s opinion on the matter.

In today’s episode, Scott takes the mic solo and dives into the importance of controlling what we can control in life, which in big part consist of controlling how we react to what life throws at us. People need to be proactive towards the person they want to be and not reactive to the obstacles placed in front of them. Life is always going to challenge us but when we know who we are and the type of person we want to be, it makes it much easier to not allow ourselves to be reactive to those obstacles.

In today’s episode, Scott sits down with his girlfriend Quin and guest host Louie, as they dive into her journey to Syracuse Law. They talk about some of the obstacles she faced along the way, with the main focus on one of the least talked about topics today, eating disorders. Quin opens up about her struggles with anorexia, orthorexia, and exercise and how she has continued to heal and cope through her journey. This episode sheds light on a topic rarely talked about openly and honestly.