In this episode, Zach Weisman joins live from his study abroad experience in Madrid to share how productive hobbies have become his anchor through life’s transitions. From playing guitar and scrap journaling to reading and staying active, Zach reflects on how these practices help him stay grounded, manage stress, and better understand himself while navigating his 20s.
Together, we explore the ebb and flow of hobbies...some passions come and go, but they always remain there when you need them most. Zach opens up about overcoming the pressure to be perfect when starting something new, learning to simply begin, and how small, consistent actions can grow into meaningful routines.
The conversation also dives into the deeper impact of hobbies: building a stronger relationship with yourself, becoming comfortable with solitude, and carrying lessons from experiences abroad into everyday life. At its core, this episode is a reminder to be intentional with your time, stay curious, and invest in the small things that bring you joy...because one day, your future self will thank you.
