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🎙️Creativity and Chaos with Kevon Cheung
David speaks with Kevon Cheung, an author and content creator. Kevon runs a course, Build in Public Mastery, to help
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Mastering the Productivity Game: Why Saying No is the Key to Success
In a world where busyness is glorified and productivity is often equated with saying yes to every opportunity, there is
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🎙️ The Alexander Technique with Michael Ashcroft
David speaks with Michael Ashcroft, a writer and Alexander Technique teacher who previously spent 10 years consulting on clean energy
4 Proven Secrets to Discovering Your Life's Purpose
We all have a profound yearning as humans to uncover our life's purpose, to understand why we are
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🎙️Life as a Digital Nomad with Lauren Razavi
David speaks with Lauren Razavi, Director of Special Projects at SafetyWing, overseeing the Plumia mission to construct a virtual nation
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The Growth Mindset vs. Fixed Mindset: Which One Defines You?
When it comes to achieving our goals, we often find ourselves stuck in a mental quicksand, sinking deeper and deeper
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🎙️Passion, Discipline, and Success with Thomas Frank
David Elikwu speaks with Thomas Frank, an author, YouTuber, and Notion expert. Thomas is best known for his blog CollegeInfoGeek,
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Impostors are covert information gatherers. You will gain strength from leaning into this. Keep your eyes open. Notice things others
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🎙️Life, Work, and Awareness with Michael Ashcroft
David speaks with Michael Ashcroft, a writer and Alexander Technique teacher who previously spent 10 years consulting on clean energy
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🧭Should I Stop Pursuing My Doctorate? (Wayfinder #7)
Welcome to the seventh issue of Wayfinder. Wayfinder is about learning to navigate life’s toughest decisions. The choices that
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🎙️Writing Habits and Creative Productivity with David Kadavy
David speaks with David Kadavy, a prolific author and online writer. His most popular books are “Mind Management, Not Time
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Put a Pin in it: How to Future-Proof Your Career
In the 1920s, every bowling alley hired young boys to reset the pins and return balls while people were playing.
