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Liberty and LeadershipThe Cost of Courage: Mark L. Clifford on the Life of Jimmy LaiThis week, Roger welcomes Mark L. Clifford, the president of the Committee for Freedom in Hong Kong Foundation and author of “The Troublemaker: How Jimmy Lai Became a Billionaire, Hong Kong's Greatest Dissident, and China's Most Feared Critic,” which was released in December of 2024.They discuss the remarkable life story of Jimmy Lai, a Chinese refugee who built a successful business empire in Hong Kong before becoming an outspoken pro-democracy activist. They cover Lai's early hardships, his spiritual conversion to Catholicism, and his current imprisonment by the Chinese government under harsh conditions. Plus, how Clifford and the Comm...2025-02-1229 min
The Visionary VA PodcastGrowing a VA Business in a Niche Market with Jane ScroggsWhat does it take to grow a successful VA business in a specialised industry? In this episode, I’m joined by Jane Scroggs, founder of Beam Virtual Property Support and Eave Assistants, to talk about her journey from solo VA to agency owner, the challenges of scaling, and how she developed a niche in the property sector.
Jane Scroggs leads two successful VA agencies specialising in property support, managing a combined team of 25 virtual assistants. We dive into the challenges of recruitment, maintaining a strong team culture, and why Jane believes in proactively headhunting the right associates.
2025-02-0642 minLiberty and LeadershipWhy the 1960s Damaged the American Dream with Tim GoegleinThis week Roger welcomes Tim Goeglein, the vice president of external and government relations for Focus on the Family, a Christian ministry and nonprofit organization. They discuss how the cultural and moral shifts of the 1960s shaped many of the challenges American society faces today, how the seeds for these changes were planted earlier in the 20th century by progressives like Woodrow Wilson and John Dewey and how the Great Society programs of the 1960s (despite good intentions) led to unintended consequences that undermined traditional American societal institutions. Plus, why the path forward lies in grassroots efforts to rebuild...2025-01-2831 min
Pod O'ClockBoosting Internal Communication with Inward-Facing Podcasts with Charlie BirneyEver considered using a podcast to connect with your team? This week on Pod O'Clock, we're joined by Charlie Birney, a veteran media specialist and co-founder of Podville Media, who champions the power of "Inward-Facing Podcasts". You may recognize his brand from his production of ESPN's Scott Van Pelt shows.What are Inward-Facing Podcasts? Charlie dives deep into this often-overlooked strategy, explaining how companies can leverage audio and video podcasts to:Enhance internal communicationFoster team cohesionAlign company culture...2025-01-2828 min
What Are You Creating?015 - Charlie Birney - Podville MediaWelcome to another episode of What Are You Creating?—the podcast where we explore the minds of creators who are actively turning their dreams into reality.
This episode is a special one because I had the privilege of sitting down with someone who shares my deep passion for podcasting and all the opportunities that come with it—Charlie Birney.
Charlie is the co-founder of Podville Media, and he’s a true pioneer in the podcast production world. In our conversation, we explore his journey from commercial real estate to becoming a creative force in podcasting.
...2025-01-271h 21Liberty and LeadershipInvesting in the Future with Randy DeCleeneThis week Roger welcomes Randy DeCleene, TFAS’s very own chief development and communications officer to the show. They discuss the transformative impact TFAS programs have on both current students and alumni of all ages, the achievement and growth of TFAS over the past year and the need for continued funding to support future students and programs. Plus, how Randy’s longstanding relationship with TFAS over the course of his career working in both the private sector and government, ultimately led him to a full-time role with TFAS.Prior to joining TFAS in September 2023, Randy DeCleene was a pa...2024-12-1029 minLiberty and LeadershipThe Electoral College: A Safeguard Against Tyranny with Michael C. MaibachThis week Roger welcomes Michael C. Maibach to discuss the significance of the Electoral College in the American republic, its origins, and the historical context of its establishment. They also discuss the ongoing debates surrounding the Electoral College’s relevance and how to view the Constitution through the lens of Natural Law.Michael C. Maibach is the founder and director of The Center for the Electoral College and is also the current distinguished fellow at Save Our States, an organization dedicated to defending the Electoral College. He also serves on the board for multiple nonprofit organizations including th...2024-11-2634 minLiberty and LeadershipBeyond the Bench: Judge Gregory E. Maggs on Constitutional Originalism, the JAG Corps, and the TFAS Law FellowshipThis week, Roger welcomes Judge Gregory E. Maggs to discuss the role of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, the concept of originalism in constitutional law and the importance of civic education. Plus, Judge Maggs shares insights on the quality of TFAS Law Fellows and the practical education they receive, as well as his experiences in the JAG Corps. Judge Gregory E. Maggs was appointed to be a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces in 2018 and prior to that, he taught full-time at The George Washington University...2024-11-1324 min
JAM ROOM TAPES"TAKE ME UP" BY THE JON HILL PROJECT: ADDICTION, LOSS, AND TRAGEDYIn the quirky town of Podville, Moose and Selso were on a mission to throw the most epic Halloween party ever. Their planning committee included their hilarious friends Art, Zach, and Zeke.The Plan:Moose, known for his dramatic flair, decided they needed a theme. "How about 'Monster Mash Bash'?" he suggested, pulling on a Dracula cape for inspiration.Selso, the practical prankster, chimed in, "And we
can have a haunted house maze in the garage!" He already had a shopping cart full of fake cobwebs and rubber spiders.
The Committee Meeting:...2024-11-011h 10Liberty and LeadershipWhy Identity Politics is The Newest Incomplete Religion with Dr. Joshua MitchellThis week, Roger welcomes Dr. Joshua Mitchell, a professor of political theory at Georgetown University. They discuss the perils of identity politics, the meaning of the material, blank and spiritual economies, and the need for a return to competence and community engagement. Dr. Mitchell also shares firsthand insight on the state of higher education and the ever-growing fear of free and open dialog among students.Dr. Joshua Mitchell is one of the world’s leading experts on Alexis de Tocqueville and has written widely on a range of subjects, most recently on identity politics. He ha...2024-10-3039 min
Power StationEvery week I learn something that moves me, changes me and informs me about how to act in support of democracyI invite compelling people to be my guests on Power Station, the podcast I created to amplify the voices, solutions and stories of accomplished nonprofit leaders. Most know that a 40 minute episode can move and influence allies, policy makers and funders and are onboard. We break down the social, racial and economic injustices their organizations confront and the under-reported yet meaningful systemic changes they generate through community building and legislative advocacy. When an episode goes live I promote it and assume my guest does as well. Posts and reposts elevate the leader and organization and underscore that nonprofits are...2024-10-2126 min
JAM ROOM TAPES"STARRIN THROUGH MY REAR VIEW": TUPACS TRUTH AND POETIC VISONOnce upon a time in the small town of Podville, there were two famous
podcasts: "Jam Room Tapes" with Moose and Selso, and "EZ Struggle" with
Zeke, Art, and Zach. The two podcasts had been friendly rivals for
years, often competing for the title of Podville's top podcast.
The Setup:
One
sunny morning, Moose and Selso were recording an episode of "Jam Room
Tapes" when Selso, being his usual mischievous self, suggested, “Let’s
prank the EZ Struggle guys on-air!” Moose chuckled and agreed, replying,
“We’ll call them and challenge them to a podcast-off!”
The Call:
Live on air, Moose and Se...2024-10-181h 05Liberty and LeadershipBehind the Editor’s Desk with Sierra McClainIs there still a place for local journalism in today’s media landscape? This week, Roger welcomes the 2023 Joseph Rago Memorial Journalism Fellow, Sierra McClain. They discuss her experiences from the fellowship, the true value of on-the-ground journalism, the differences between local and national journalism, and advice for young journalists.Sierra is the assistant editorial features editor for The Wall Street Journal, a position she secured upon completion of her Rago Fellowship. Prior to The Journal, she was a correspondent for the Capital Press, a regional newspaper covering agricultural business in California, Oregon, Washington and Idaho. She gr...2024-10-1623 minLiberty and LeadershipThe Binary Trap With Kat TimpfWhat happens to our nation’s discourse when every issue has only two possible positions? This week, Roger welcomes Kat Timpf to explore the complexities of division within American society. They discuss how embracing vulnerability can be a tool to diffuse that division and examine the dangers of binary thinking, touching on topics like religion, mental health and the size of government. Plus, discover how Kat’s journalism background led to her successful career as a television personality, writer and comedian.Kat is a regular panelist on Fox News’ “Gutfeld!” and her national comedy live show has sold out t...2024-10-0224 minLiberty and LeadershipRestoring Civic Engagement and Volunteerism with Eric J. TanenblattWhat has led to the erosion of civic engagement and volunteerism over the course of the past generation? This week Eric J. Tanenblatt joins host Roger Ream to discuss how his TFAS experience led to him to pursue a career in government and public service, and the memorable moments he experienced as a result (coordinating the 2004 G8 Economic Summit, serving in the George H. W. Bush administration and serving as chief of staff to former Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue). Tanenblatt also emphasizes the importance of civic engagement and volunteerism and gives his thoughts on effective leadership.Eric...2024-09-1830 minLiberty and LeadershipHow to Rebuild American Institutional Trust with Gerard BakerWhy has there been a sharp decline in institutional trust amongst Americans and how can that confidence be rebuilt? This week Gerard Baker joins host Roger Ream to discuss the loss of trust in American institutions (particularly in the media, government, and big business), the reasons behind that decline, and the impact of globalization. Plus, the true value of objective intellectual diversity in journalism.Gerard Baker is the editor-at-large at The Wall Street Journal and was recently named TFAS Media Fellow. Baker writes a weekly column for the editorial page and hosts a weekly podcast...2024-09-0439 min
PodvillePodville # 24 We discuss the conversation between the four multi-millionaires of the All-In Podcast on the future of Wokeness and AI🔍 Explore why hiring based on abilities is essential📉 Tackling the general shortage of qualified talent🧠 How AI could revolutionize hiring practices📈 Visualizing the rise of solo billion-dollar companies📚 Why our investment in education isn't paying off📵 Should TikTok be banned? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-08-2659 minLiberty and LeadershipCampus Voices: The Future of Reporting with TFAS Journalism StudentsJournalism requires courage and a commitment to pursuing the truth, even inchallenging environments. Thomas McKenna and Jonas Du, two talented students participating in the TFAS Student Journalism Association, understand this. Through the Student Journalism Association, TFAS supports young independent journalists who approach journalism through a lens of sound objective reporting and a desire to find the truth. In their chat with host Roger Ream, McKenna and Du discuss their TFAS experience, how real-world experience in journalism is often more valuable than classroom learning, the importance of diverse viewpoints, and why it's imperative to support young journalists. 2024-08-2129 min
PodvillePodville #23 We discuss the conversation between Joe Rogan and Dr. Phil on forging your own way through lifeHow can society incentivize good behavior? — Every statement I make is a vote in the country called "me." — Am I rewarding bad behavior in my life? — Where is the line between inside and outside, between me and the truth? Does such a line exist? — A healthy society (or person) does not reward bad behavior. — The easiest way to lose power is to let someone convince you that you don't have any. — Be the avatar in your own game: define what the game is and what winning means. — Could it be that we all know what we're called to do and are just prete...2024-08-151h 15Liberty and LeadershipUnpacking Originalism: Natural Law, Natural Rights, and the Ninth Amendment with Randy BarnettThis week Randy Barnett joins host Roger Ream to discuss the ideas of constitutional originalism, natural law vs. natural rights, the importance of the ninth amendment, and how they all inform his interpretation of libertarianism. Plus, the benefits of teaching constitutional law through a narrative lens and stories from Randy’s newly released memoir, “A Life for Liberty: The Making of an American Originalist.” Randy is the Patrick Hotung Professor of Constitutional Law at the Georgetown University Law Center and is the Faculty Director of the Georgetown Center for the Constitution. He has argued numerous high-pr...2024-08-0738 min
PodvillePodville #22 We discuss the conversation between Joe Rogan and Bret Weinstein on possible causes of the current weirdness in societyPeople's willingness to set everything aside to conform to the narrative of society — the amazing feat of being able to keep up with the ever-changing narrative on Covid — how hard it is to adjust to losing trust in authority, or in other people — men's need for safety and security — the value of freedom of speech — is AI a threat to freedom of speech? — is AI like the early days of the printing press, when the printer controlled the news — taking sides as a major obstacle to learning the truth — How being willing to be wrong, being detached from your own belief system, a...2024-07-291h 16Liberty and LeadershipSteering Toward Freedom with Vice President Mike PenceOn this very special episode of Liberty + Leadership, host Roger Ream is joined by the 48th Vice President of the United States Mike Pence for a fireside chat at the TFAS 2024 Summer Law Fellows Closing Ceremony. They discuss the state of religious liberty, how our nation maintains peace through strength, and why democracy depends on heavy doses of civility. Plus, the work of Advancing American Freedom (the host of the closing ceremony) and a Q&A with the TFAS Law Fellows.Mike Pence is the 48th Vice President of the United States. Prior to that, he served...2024-07-2642 min
PodvillePodville #21 We discuss the conversation between Jordan Peterson and the four brilliant members of the Bitcoiner Book Club on how the currency relates to truth in societyMoney is a description of value. What determines the real value of anything? — What do I assign value to? — How do I assign value? — Why do I assign value? — How actual ownership leads to taking responsibility — Brief explanation of bitcoin: A digital asset that cannot be inflated and is very hard to steal or seize. — Fiat currency is currency backed by government credit and police force only. It makes inflation possible; inflation moves the wealth of society from the working classes to the asset-owning classes (the rich). — How fiat currency is increasing prices when they should be declining as we get more and m...2024-07-1954 minLiberty and LeadershipBeyond the Law: Fighting for Liberty When Justice Fails with Diana SimpsonOur nation’s constitution serves to protect innocent people from punishment…but what happens when legal precedent and case law runs contrary to that notion? This week Diana Simpson joins host Roger Ream to discuss her work in promoting economic liberty and protecting individual rights, fighting against government infringements, and the important mission of creating legal precedent to expand liberty. Plus, a look at some of Diana’s current cases and why storytelling is such a critical aspect of building a legal case.Diana is an attorney at the Institute for Justice, joining the law fi...2024-07-1031 min
PodvillePodville #20 A conversation between Marc Andreessen and Andrew Huberman: Redefining Success, Openness, and the Role of AIIf success requires doing what other people are NOT willing to do, what is brainpower really worth? — The nature and importance of openness — How to be confident and open at the same time — How open-mindedness is only useful in the context of a well defined goal — Having an open mind vs. not making the same mistakes over and over — working with natural law for success — The value of being disagreeable (without showing it) — Pivoting is a necessity, not a sign of failure — Even great wealth is no protection against the power of your social group to control your mindset — advances in technology are...2024-07-091h 22
PodvillePodville #18 We talk about Tom Bilyeu's episode with former CIA agent Andrew Bustamante about Truth, Clarity, and StabilityThis episode examines the contrast between what people do and what they intend to do, the risks of aligning with one side in disputes, and the problems that arise from unclear situations. We will talk about how societal instability can occur when injustices are acknowledged, the risks associated with spreading rumors, and how openness can lead to stability. Learn about the significance of straightforward communication, sincere apologies, and the effectiveness of active listening. We also address essential questions about freedom, truth, and the influences of AI. Listen in for thoughts that help you handle today's complex issues. Hosted...2024-07-0456 minLiberty and LeadershipHow Family Policy Impacts the Entire Economy with Dr. Veronique de RugyWhat is the impact of expanding government roles on family policies? This week, Dr. Veronique de Rugy joins host Roger Ream for a critical conversation on economic freedom, including her takes on policy and ideological differences among the left and right. Dr. de Rugy compares their approaches to expanded government involvement in areas such as paid family leave, childcare subsidies, and tax credits. From economic insights involving women in the workforce to the future of Social Security, Dr. de Rugy provides a compelling assessment of federal intervention and challenges popular stances of modern economics.Dr. de Rugy...2024-06-2637 min
PodvillePodville #17 We discuss Tom Bilyeu's conversation with former CIA operative business consultant, and bestselling author Andrew Bustamante The difference between doing something vs. trying to do something — Why taking sides in a quarrel makes the quarrel worse — Problems caused by lack of clarity — Why we should always be asking, “what are we trying to do here?” and “What do I want” — How is it possible to know what is true? — Society is destabilized by 1. validating an injustice, 2. creating an aggressor and 3. telling people that they've been unjustly treated (if no one validates the injustice you think you were just angry about nothing) — Gossip and backbiting are ways of validating injustice — Victims tend to pull other victims into the same condition: “w...2024-06-261h 04
PodvillePodville #16 Jay Shetty's podcast with tennis superstar Novak Djokovic on the inner life of a championUsing Djokovic as an example, we inquire into “What is true humility?” — some benefits of real humility — how to channel rage and ambition away from self importance into one’s purpose — the inner attitude of a champion — the difference between trying and doing — the blessing of having a father who supports you in whatever you decide to do (not ‘try to do’) Djokovic’s greatest achievement: “an open mind” — ego is comparing yourself to others — having nothing to defend as a way of disarming your opponent — the power of having nothing to lose — and knowing one’s center of balance. Hosted on Acast. See acast...2024-06-1355 minLiberty and LeadershipEconomics Beyond the Classroom with Dr. Rosolino CandelaHow can people apply economics to daily life? This week, join host Roger Ream for an engaging conversation on economics and the transformative power of education with Dr. Rosolino Candela, a senior fellow at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University. Dr. Candela emphasizes the importance of meeting students where they are by making complex economic concepts accessible and relevant. He delves into the enduring relevance of several economists such as Friedrich Hayek, illustrating their economic theories with captivating real-world examples. From the significance of price mechanisms to the unintended consequences of public policy, Candela provides a...2024-06-1240 min
PodvillePodville #15 Lex Fridman’s conversation with Annaka Harris on the mysteries of mind and consciousness.We try to sort out the difference between "intuition" and "assumption" — How free will would have to be a will not influenced by any external factors, which would mean following intuition — Consciousness: “The one thing in nature we can't get conclusive evidence of from the outside” — If consciousness is the basis of all being, how can there be more or less of it? How can you be less conscious or more conscious? — The relationship between consciousness and intuition — Conditioning prevents tuning in to intuition — The more identity, the less inclined you are to listen to intuition and, therefore, the less free will you ha...2024-06-071h 17Liberty and LeadershipThe Power of Resilience: Carrie Sheffield's Path to IndependenceHow does one persevere in the face of adversity? In today’s discussion, Carrie Sheffield, journalist and TFAS alumna, joins host Roger Ream to discuss her new book, "Motorhome Prophecies: A Journey of Healing and Forgiveness." With great candor, Carrie shares a harrowing picture of her childhood living in and out of severe poverty and experiencing abuse from her father. Despite facing unimaginable hardships, Carrie shares how she persevered, pursued her education, and forged a successful career in journalism and public service. From her tumultuous upbringing to her journey of self-discovery and faith, Carrie offers valuable insights in...2024-05-2928 min
PodvillePodville #14 We discuss Peter Diamandis' conversation with with the amazing leader, entrepreneur and speaker Tony Robbins Why knowing “what I want to accomplish” and “why I want to accomplish it” is so much more important than “how am I going to do it” — The role of emotions in attaining success — How to fulfill ALL your desires — Ways and benefits of setting priorities — Clever ways in which the means disguise themselves as the end — Reasons to sort out what you really want — Importance of setting priorities — The value of taking action — How each step makes the next step possible — Attaining spiritual vs. attaining material goals — Present moment awareness versus working toward a goal — Cultivating an personal identity, as an unlimited person — Being abl...2024-05-281h 12
PodvillePodville #13: East Forest’s encounter with the famous sage, MoojiOn living beyond a personal identity. The incredible durability of the personal identity — How extreme sports force you to be present — Accessing the space, the zone without crutches, like techniques, other people, or sacred locations — Every moment is an opportunity to live in that space, in the zone — Individuality is terrified of being destroyed — Can I afford to be without personal identity? — Once you lose the identity, when you get it back you are not the same — Fear of change is really fear of change that is not under my control — What if I am getting my three wishes...2024-05-2259 min
The Global DiscussionThe Evolution of a Media Mogul with Charlie Birney Ep 185 - The Global DiscussionCharlie Birney, Co-founder of Podville Media, joins The Global Discussion in this episode. Known for his extensive background in media production, he brings his wealth of knowledge to the podcast, discussing everything from the technical nuances of podcast production to the philosophy behind creating impactful audio content.
A Journey Through Media Evolution
Charlie Birney's media journey began over a decade ago, but his roots in communication stretch back even further through a diverse career spanning real estate and various customer-facing industries. This unique blend of experiences has culminated in creating Podville Media, a company that...2024-05-1546 minLiberty and LeadershipDeception and the Fight for Truth with Senator Rand PaulIn what ways do government overreach and misinformation manifest themselves? This week, Senator Rand Paul joins host Roger Ream for an eye-opening discussion as they delve into the revelations uncovered in Senator Paul’s latest books, “Deception: The Great Covid Cover-Up” and “The Case Against Socialism.” From the contentious debates surrounding gain-of-function research to the erosion of trust in public health officials, Senator Paul sheds light on the origin of the virus, the efficacy of masks, and the critical importance of preserving individual liberties. Senator Paul also shares insights into the resurgence of socialism among young Americans and the ur...2024-05-1531 min
PodvillePodville #12: Steven Bartlett’s conversation with Bryan Johnson, a man who is doing his best to live forever.The benefits of experimenting on yourself — Does everyone have the same kind of mind, or do different minds have fundamental differences in the way they work? Is the desire for self-preservation an obstacle to higher intelligence? — Are the results of a super-disciplined life really worth the sacrifice and effort? — Is it even possible to stop and/or reverse aging? — Control over the emotions as well as the thinking mind is essential for discipline — What are emotions? — Is the foundation of the mind completely beyond the mind itself? — Why should the mind be running the show? — Two major energy drains: trying to conver...2024-05-141h 07
PodvillePodville # 11: Jocko Willink’s conversation with Jiu-Jitsu Master Rickson GracieExercising control through awareness of breathing, even during jiu jitsu championship matches.The great value of a culture of honor, respect, and humility. Responsibility goes with being the best and/or the leader Rickson’s father Helio, himself a great champion, de-emphasized winning: “one if you win, two if you lose." You can learn much more by losing than by winning. Natural talent can be a problem, because easy wins early on can make you believe you don’t have to work. Differences between average people and super...2024-05-071h 08Liberty and LeadershipExploring Liberty from Budapest to Washington, DC, with Anna Smith LaceyWhat role does cultural exchange play in creating balanced perspectives? This week, host Roger Ream is joined by Anna Smith Lacey, executive director at the Hungary Foundation and alumna of TFAS summer programs in Prague and Washington, D.C., to explore her remarkable leadership journey from Budapest to Washington, D.C. Anna reflects on her upbringing in post-communist Hungary and its influence on her understanding of liberty, highlighting the transformative impact of TFAS programs in shaping her views on socialism and freedom. Through nuanced discussions, Anna provides insight into the intricacies of cultural exchange, offering a distinct...2024-05-0137 min
PodvillePodville #10: Joe Rogan's conversation with fellow comedian Duncan TrussellAuthenticity versus rehearsed performance — The great stuff happens in the moment, but most people are totally unprepared for this moment because they live in the past and future — Are ideas living things that are compelling you to give them birth? — Why are good ideas so much more rare than bad ideas? — Why, to the average person, membership in a community is much more important than truth — Developing a practice enables you to have an experience over and over — Real practice is centered on this moment, not on outcome — Every moment is an opportunity to experience the truth and to r...2024-04-301h 11
Speaking of Travel® With Marilyn BallThe Timeless Wisdom Of The Tao Te Ching Interpreted For Today’s World Of PodcastingAuthor Charlie Birney, Chief Listening Officer at his company, Podville Media in Washington, DC, wrote his new book The Tao of Podcasting: An Interpretation of the Tao Te Ching, as a meditation on the purpose of podcasting. Charlie shares how the book serves as a guide to growth and transformation that can be directly applicable to podcasting. Written in lovely verse and illustrated by Charlie's own delightful sketches, The Tao of Podcasting shows how podcast production creates memorable stories by remembering the ancient art of listening, deepening the silence before the sound, combining stillness and f...2024-04-2953 min
PodvillePodville #9: Chris Williamson's conversation with Navy Seal and extreme runner David Goggins — on knowing and mastering yourself — on .On knowing and mastering yourself and life:Less talk more action — Learning to be your best self, even when not motivated — The real work is on me, not on the project — Is intense effort the only way to know yourself? — Do we really have limits of any kind? — Am I defining success for myself or am I allowing others to define success for me? — Why following someone else's formula is impossible — Building your own beliefs versus trying to adopt the beliefs of others — Endurance depends on being present — Don't let your dream become your master, master your dream — Self...2024-04-251h 05
PodvillePodville #8: Chris Williamson’s conversation with entrepreneur and author Alex HormoziThe value of independent thinking — Is it possible to learn without making mistakes? — How much can we actually learn from the mistakes of others? — What does it really mean to do your best — Benefits of having hard conversations — Benefits of being physically old — Getting into a place where you're willing to let go of the past, where the past becomes irrelevant — Using death and distance as tools for zooming out to a bigger perspective — Incredible advantages of being a servant.Original Podcast: 23 Harsh Truths Nobody Wants To Admit - Alex Hormozihttps://www.youtube.com...2024-04-231h 15