Self Discipline does not exist,Redirect Motivation Instead, Starting New Chapters

In this episode I talk about my dislike for the overused mantra “self discipline” Influencers use this as if it’s the answers to all your prayers but in reality it will lead you no where. You must understand that motivation is ever present and redirecting that motivation through reasoning is the best way to get long term results. I also talk about starting a new chapter in life and all the struggles that come with such opportunity.

In this episode I will be sharing an experience I went through and how it lead me to some interesting conclusions and philosophies. I talk about the sad truth that I am way to agreeable and can often Times lead to my own detriment.

In this episode I talk about family feuds. I dive a little into my personal issues with my family and then emphasize the importance of appreciating ones family. I also talk about the dreaded act of self pity and how it keeps us wallowing in our despairs.

In this episode I talk about the chill inducing truth of what our daily habits are doing to our ability to achieve eudaemonia or in more modern terms our abilities to be our best selves. These culprits are quite literally stealing your ability to think and flourish.

In today’s episode I talk about Aristotle and his idea of Eudaimonia. I talk about the difference between happiness and eudaimonia. I also try to give a little bit of perspective on what it takes to be fully fulfilled in this life and if it is even possible for us mere humans.

In this episode I try to tackle the question of what is the real meaning of faith and love. How does one truly know if they embody these truths? How do these truth manifest themselves?

In this episode I talk about how categories and typing are not bad and do not put people in a box. I also touch on the idea of too much inclusion being a bad thing.

In today’s episode I talk about the philosopher Plato. I speak mostly about his theory of forms. I talk about how they relate to us today and how it relates to Christianity. I then tell the story of the Allegory of the Cave.

In this episode I talk about my insecurities and ways I relieve them. I also talk about what I feel is more important than happiness. Additionally, I mention getting recharge by my power source which is Jesus. I urge the listener to find their power source so they can be fully charged.

In today’s episode I talk about my love for mornings and the childhood experience that nurtured that love for me. Additionally I speak about the importance of life being perceived as a personal experience and allowing your self to view it as such. I then transition to the idea of time and the wasting of time. I try to encourage the listener to make time management personal and to go with the flow until your personal goals don’t permit you to.