What's on My Mind? With Kaden Wright!

J.R.R. Tolkien’s quote from Lord of the Rings on its surface is a quote that battles stereotypes, but under the surface, it calls to our inner explorer and encourages us to discover new destinations, both literally and figuratively in life by wandering.

To anyone who is lonely, sad, suffering the loss of a loved one, hurt, going through a bad day, or to anyone who is going through a hard time, this episode is for you. I myself have fit or have fit most of those categories at one point or another. In fact, I was going through a bad day when I recorded this. In this episode, there are 5 things to help anyone who fits, has fit, or will meet the criteria listed above. Just a quick disclaimer, I am not a mental health professional, and this episode can’t cure people struggling with mental health disorders. This episode is meant to help turn around bad days, or give a respite from the difficult things of life. Enjoy, and be inspired.

We’ve all been there. We have this very important thing to but instead of doing it, we decide to burn time. In my case, I procrastinate by making these podcasts. Whenever one comes out, you’ll know to think “welp, looks like kaden has something important to get done but he’s procrastinating it by making this episode”🤣 Anyways, enjoy!

The last words of someone’s life are generally considered to be their most important words, or at least the most important things to that person that they want us to know. Today, I say what I would say if this were my last podcast episode before I die. And no, this won’t really be the last episode, don’t worry I’ll keep this show going as long as I can.

Many of the greatest things we can do to other people do not cost us that much, no compliment is too small to give, no time spent with family is not worth having, and no kind action is too small to be performed.

The Sunk Cost Fallacy and Perseverance are very closely related to each other because it’s hard to tell when one begins and when it ends. Find out why sunk cost is important in our perseverance-heavy culture

I asked my little sister if she wanted to be on the podcast, and she said yes. When I asked what she wanted to talk about, she said stealing, hence the show topic today.

The fog analogy shows why perspective matters so much for our life satisfaction and happiness, and helps us be more content when we face problems in our lives. Listen and be enlightened.

I just found out there’s a freaking Shrek Church today and it made me SO HAPPY! I also decided to read my very own Bible from my very own religion, the Square Bible. There’s a new end to every podcast now, so stay tuned! And no it’s not just an ad break...

Talking about random stuff with my cousin Julian, Enjoy!