Josh Moxey Podcast

For the first podcast in over 2 years, we're covering my biggest mistake on YouTube so far. We'll be deep-diving into the most essential YouTube mistakes you need to avoid, how algorithmic/retention editing f**ked me up and the countless ways your ego will try and sabotage you in your creative endeavours.We'll cover creative ego, quality vs. quantity, why the "big 3" took so long, the future of my YouTube channels, my failed leap of faith with consulting + content, doing what's required, energetic alignment, the power of getting to peace within your creative projects, and a whole lot more.So excited to be back. Subscribe if you're new and into self-improvement and truth-seeking.Get my free essential productivity guide https://joshmoxey.com/free-productivity-guideGet a free session with me https://calendly.com/joshmoxeyconsulting/free-sessionGet performance consulting https://joshmoxey.com/consulting🗣️ My platformsPodcast channel https://www.youtube.com/@joshmoxeypodcastMain channel https://youtube.com/channel/UC2UyacVVYZO2GN5rF2a66_gSecond channel https://youtube.com/@joshmoxeyplusNewsletter https://joshmoxey.com/newsletterWriting https://joshmoxey.com/writingX https://x.com/joshmoxeyInstagram https://instagram.com/joshmoxeyExclusive content https://joshmoxey.locals.com/Essential links https://joshmoxey.com/links🎧 Listen to the podcast Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/id1305500400Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/6fd0ChHFAsjHIp9s8cbhg9?si=bzQPF96ZRNSngGSKF3iQIA👨🏻‍🦲 About the creatorJosh Moxey is a performance consultant, content creator and self-improvement addict who has been dedicated to the path of mastery for over a decade. He helps entrepreneurs and creators get more out of themselves and their businesses.⏱️ Chapters0:00 My biggest mistake on YouTube0:24 The return of the podcast LFG (2.5 year hiatus)2:26 Where the 20-month hiatus came from3:26 How retention editing and the algorithm changed me5:26 Imperfection & my old YouTube strategy of volume7:24 The weekly vlogging era9:34 Working towards being a filmmaker10:55 Studying the craft12:10 My dark obsession with Hollywood/filmmaking14:15 The moving video, extreme perfectionism & bottlenecks18:26 How freelance marketing impacted things20:28 Freelance was NOT the main cause21:35 Consulting introduced... which complicated content22:17 Timelines outside of my control forcing progress22:52 Focusing on making videos instead of films25:03 The leap of faith to focus on content and consulting25:31 Why the Big 3 were such a grind25:41 Why editing behind sucks27:24 How not letting myself work on any other videos f*cked me over28:47 Why didn't you just scrap these videos?30:24 Why didn't you work through more of your energetic blocks?32:05 Why you should edit RIGHT AFTER you film37:31 Editing the Big 342:37 What it was like to finally close this chapter44:47 The mismeasurement of my window45:30 Creative ego: the ultimate trap49:15 The failed leap of faith (I ran out of money)50:40 Long-term patience with consulting59:17 Embracing imperfection/keeping things simple1:00:52 If you want to succeed on YouTube, don't do this...1:01:38 My biggest lessons from this and what I wish I knew before1:08:40 Amped to be back. See you next time!

I completed Andy Frisella's 75 Hard program, and it was one of the most challenging things I've ever done. In this episode of the Josh Moxey Podcast, we deep dive on what I learned on 75 Hard, my 75 hard journey, my recommendations for each task, upsides/downsides of the program, and what life is like after 75 Hard.

In today's episode of the Josh Moxey Podcast, Josh sits down for the first solo podcast after a 5 month period of silence. Filled with rust but eager to share his evolution, he discusses: - Simplicity, essentialism, minimalism and focus - Detachment - His experience so far with Andy Frisella's 75 Hard program - The craziness of the current culture - What it was like to return to social media after 2.5 months - An inside look into everything that's changed for his content strategy and re-brand - Honest updates to his entrepreneurial journey Edit: apologies for the accidental music in the beginning at 3:25 but it did make it way more intense hahahahaha

In this episode of The Journal, I share why I left social media for 2+ months, how the journey of content catchup is helping me become a better video creator, and using the "wobble" I felt from social justice warriors with limited perspective to further my awakening on a spiritual level.

Welcome to The Journal 007, a solo podcast series where we have a 1 on 1 chat. We talk about the realizations, perspectives, and experiments from recent experiences in my self growth and business journey — all from a psychological, systematic and spiritual perspective.

Azel/Giuseppe Cuna is a world class beatboxer and social media influencer. Azel is known for being the Italian beatbox champion, along with his iconic signature sounds of Liquid Bass and Vortex Whistle and for his passionate love of riddim, dubstep and similar genres of bass music. He's created multiple viral beatbox covers of songs for Svdden Death, and connected the worlds of dubstep and beatbox in 2020 by creating the first half beatbox, half dubstep song with Snails. In addition to, he's also one of the most genuine, kind and passionate souls I've ever met and I'm fortunate to call him one of my best friends. In the Azel interview, we get into his secret passions, what it's like to be such a public facing person at a young age, and what Azel was like as a kid — and how his childhood qualities apply to his present self. We cover the journey of how he came a world class beatboxer — from how he discovered beatbox, to the most intense year of work he put in, to becoming the Italian beatbox champion at the ripe age of 17 years old. Throughout, we highlight the journey he's had with developing his signature sounds — the famous Azel liquid bass & vortex whistle — as well as struggles he had in the early days of beatboxing, and why he continued to persevere even though he wasn't good at the beginning. We discuss the moment he realized he needed to do beatbox, why he turned beatboxing into a serious thing, how he discovered dubstep through beatboxing, and where he got his name from. Digging deeper, his mindset is explored as we unwrap how he thinks about challenges, accepting failure to use it for growth, "randomness", the positives and negatives of his obsessive nature, and the powerful self belief he has for himself. We also talk about hitting 1 million views at 17 years old, connecting the EDM world with beatbox world, his journey with learning to view himself as an artist. And last but not least, we have multiple laugh attacks (including from Azel's loathing of Facebook) and nerd out on our favourite tracks from 2010 era of dubstep. Expect Azel/Giuseppe to return in the near future for multiple follow up episodes where we'll go deeper into the psychology of success, our perspectives on the world, our systematic approaches — and a lot more. Thank you for watching and listening! Subscribe if you're new and committed to self improvement, and press that like button if you got value from this episode of the podcast.

Welcome to The Journal 006. The Journal is a solo podcast show for sharing my experiences, lessons and growth points from my self growth journey — in hopes that I can capture my evolution, and help others with their own evolution. In episode 6 of The Journal we cover: - How consciously changing my identity around money allows me to view opportunities that were previously blind to me - Investing in myself and clearing debts - Rewarding the process - Balancing short term and long term incentives to increase motivation - My obsession with getting a camera and why I'll only let myself get one when I'm caught up on content - Struggling to decipher what's essential and what's not within content creation - Reducing social media — and why I'm resistant to going on as a consumer and as a creator - My desire to be historically correct around COVID - Why I think politics is such a mess right now - How much of an impact politics has and how little of an impact politics has - Why giving hard truth to those I care about is becoming easier - What's evolved within my business plan — from businesses to personal branding - Discovery of one of my biggest underlying motivations - Deciphering truth within your own body - Making huge actions stepped out (possibly cut because this is next month's theme) - Beginning Notion freelance! - What can make or break a system within Notion - Using Notion as an accidental tool for procrastination - Why I'm not liking dubstep right now (and what more peaceful genres I'm listening to instead) - Why I'm stopping making dubstep and entertainment based content Check out my website for blogs and free resources: https://joshmoxey.com Follow me on social media: Instagram https://instagram.com/joshmoxey Twitter https://twitter.com/joshmoxey TikTok https://tiktok.com/@joshmoxey Like the convenience of audio? Check out my self growth podcast in audio form: Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/passion-and-purpose-with-josh-moxey/id1305500400 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/6fd0ChHFAsjHIp9s8cbhg9?si=bzQPF96ZRNSngGSKF3iQIA Music powered by Epidemic Sound. Check out the playlist that holds my favourite songs from the vlog and the podcast: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0qmzKsmMbOD90JAW6pIf0C?si=I2jwhaKbTiW7BlBYXieFSQ The Journal is a solo podcast series that discusses self growth and self improvement in spirituality, happiness, creativity, business and living a purposeful life, by design. In The Journal, Josh Moxey covers his experiences from a psychological and growth based perspective as he shares what's working, what isn't working, what he's learning and how he's growing. At the same time, he aims to deliver practical advice and perspectives that you can apply to improve the results of your own journey, and level up together. New to Josh Moxey? 👨🏻‍🦱 Josh Moxey is an aspiring entrepreneur, content creator, quantum healing practitioner, systems designer and more. He makes long form positivity based podcasts, interviews and weekly vlogs — all revolving around self growth, mindset/perspective, spirituality, psychology, and execution. If you're committed to self growth and want more inspiration, insights and accountability to improve your own self growth journey, consider subscribing so you can level up your self improvement results and not miss any more content in the future! Hope you guys enjoyed The Journal 006 :)

This is a special podcast to me — it's the first solo podcast episode I've ever done where I did the entire episode without any editing or breaks*. The Journal is my solo podcast series that covers self growth, accountability, spirituality, systems, mindset and more. In The Journal 005, we cover: - My journey with being self accepting and kind to myself - Why I'm swearing less, what swearing really is, and why I swear more on camera - The 2 biggest things that saved my life during No Nut August - The problem with the idea behind "right" - Why I'm now obsessed with understanding what it takes to grow on YouTube (SEO, structuring, growth hacking, etc) - What my summer 2020 actually looked like - The power behind taking 100% responsibility and blame for any and all circumstances in your life - Owning how bad I've messed up with finances in the past - Why freelance is a better fit for me than a job - Why I'm "pausing" recording on the vlog, and what I'm doing instead - The secret of why I continue to become a better and better video editor - Detachment from documenting every moment; finding a more ideal balance between documentation and execution - Why I keep my old content public even though I don't like it - The music genres I'm currently obsessed with right now - Advancing my compassion and humility - The problem with "I'm right, you're wrong" and what you can do to replace it - Why lower consciousness people are making me want to treat people better - Losing "friends" by speaking my truth - Politics :-) - United we stand, divided we fall - CDC data that validates "conspiracy theories" - Anti mask vs. Pro Freedom - How August Bradley's Notion systems have fundamentally changed my Notion experience Hope you guys enjoy this episode! If you got value, please leave a like to let me know and consider subscribing so you don't miss anymore long form self growth content in the future. ✌🏻 *unless you count my taking a drink of water for a second Check out my website for blogs and free resources: https://joshmoxey.com Follow me on social media: Instagram https://instagram.com/joshmoxey Twitter https://twitter.com/joshmoxey TikTok https://tiktok.com/@joshmoxey The Journal is a solo podcast series that discusses self growth and self improvement in spirituality, happiness, creativity, business and living a purposeful life, by design. In The Journal, Josh Moxey covers his experiences from a psychological and growth based perspective as he shares what's working, what isn't working, what he's learning and how he's growing. At the same time, he aims to deliver practical advice and perspectives that you can apply to improve the results of your own journey, and level up together. New to Josh Moxey? 👨🏻‍🦱 Josh Moxey is an aspiring entrepreneur, content creator, quantum healing practitioner, systems designer and more. He makes long form positivity based podcasts, interviews and weekly vlogs — all revolving around self growth, mindset/perspective, spirituality, psychology, and execution. If you're committed to self growth and want more inspiration, insights and accountability to improve your own self growth journey, consider subscribing so you can level up your self improvement results and not miss any more content in the future!

Welcome back to the podcast. In The Journal 004 — which is a long form solo podcast where I discuss self growth, positivity and living life purposely — we're going to be talking about topics including but not limited to: - The benefits of real time reflection - Reverse engineering what the people in your niche value and desire - Why I'm actively focused on improving my communication skills - How my core Notion systems have fundamental changed in regards to reflection and beyond - The real reason why I'm becoming more money motivated - What I've learned about pricing myself so far - Being valuable over being interesting - How a few realizations have affected my strategy for personal branding and business - What I believe it's going to take for me to see "success on YouTube" — SEO, communication, structure, and more — and why - Highlight vlogging — the ideal balance between vlogging on the side and being focused on work - Overcoming doubt and creating self belief through momentum - The correlation between censorship and the 8TB external hard drive I just purchased - My response to people shaming me for not believing in the effectiveness of masks - Killing my attachment to publicly sharing what I'm learning from reflection, perfectly pinpointed dates for recall, and content reusability - Grwoing in spirituality through breath — via Dr. Sue Morter's incredible technique (central channel breathing) - My favourite part behind becoming an early riser Hope you guys got value from The Journal 004! Let me know if you did by leaving a like and letting me know what you got out of it, below. Be sure to subscribe as well if you're new! Question of the day — how can I bring you more value within my content? How can I improve the quality of this podcast in your eyes? Check out my website for blogs and free resources: https://joshmoxey.com Follow me on social media: Instagram https://instagram.com/joshmoxey Twitter https://twitter.com/joshmoxey TikTok https://tiktok.com/@joshmoxey Like the convenience of audio? Check out my self growth podcast in audio form: Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/passion-and-purpose-with-josh-moxey/id1305500400 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/6fd0ChHFAsjHIp9s8cbhg9?si=bzQPF96ZRNSngGSKF3iQIA Music powered by Epidemic Sound. Check out the playlist that holds my favourite songs from the vlog and the podcast: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0qmzKsmMbOD90JAW6pIf0C?si=I2jwhaKbTiW7BlBYXieFSQ The Journal is a solo podcast series that discusses self growth and self improvement in spirituality, happiness, creativity, business and living a purposeful life, by design. In The Journal, Josh Moxey covers his experiences from a psychological and growth based perspective as he shares what's working, what isn't working, what he's learning and how he's growing. At the same time, he aims to deliver practical advice and perspectives that you can apply to improve the results of your own journey, and level up together. New to Josh Moxey? 👨🏻‍🦱 Josh Moxey is an aspiring entrepreneur, content creator, quantum healing practitioner, systems designer and more. He makes long form positivity based podcasts, interviews and weekly vlogs — all revolving around self growth, mindset/perspective, spirituality, psychology, and execution. If you're committed to self growth and want more inspiration, insights and accountability to improve your own self growth journey, consider subscribing so you can level up your self improvement results and not miss any more content in the future!

In today's long form, positivity based interview, we're interviewing one of dubstep & riddim's greatest up and coming DJ's, uSAYbFLOW. uSAYbFLOW (@DJuSAYbFLOW) is a Toronto based DJ and producer with a focus on dubstep and riddim. He's an incredibly kind, compassionate, and gentle souls who happens to make some of the most aggressive, intense mixes in dubstep and riddim that I've ever heard. He's known for his crazy "quad drop" videos, as well as his mix series "Headbangers Only" where he absolutely destroys people with his insanely heavy, brutal mixing style for over and hour. Daniel Eusebio is one of the most genuine humans I've ever had the pleasure of being friends with and I'm amped to bring you this long form conversation today around his journey in life and music. We talk about a ton in this interview including: - The process of how to make incredible quad drops (and what he's doing to make them even better) - How he handles disrespect - Why he's such a good human being - How he balances production, DJ'ing and a job - Who inspires him most in both production and mixing/DJ'ing - What it's like to become friends with his inspirations - His thoughts on talent vs. skill - Our shared teenage passion of YouTube Gaming/trickshotting - Gathering attention - Growth hacking social media - The origins of his love of music, raving, DJ'ing, - What he's sacrificed to pursue his goals - and a ton more Thank you for listening.

Young entrepreneur interviews anyone? I'm excited to bring you the first interview I've done with none other than one of my best friends - fellow aspiring entrepreneur and strategic thinker - Zack Platt. In this self improvement interview, we'll be talking about choosing growth from death when his Mom passed away, creating opportunities from all circumstances, taking responsibility for his actions, growing from past mistakes, applying forgiveness and acceptance to the relationships in his life, the importance of a growth mindset, how to make school worth the investment, how competitive we are, why we have high quality conversations and ton more.

Welcome to another episode of the Journal. In this episode, I talk about: balancing multiple projects at once, prioritization, summer: the great exposer of commitment, the ideal internal states for high output, feedback loops for speed learning, moustaches, why I'm making gains on finger muscles, the best solution for every "problem", sexual energy, avoiding copyright, self respect, the doubt that I frequently experience around the content I make, a pattern of insecurity around knowing enough, making money on the internet, my first freelance video editing job, the one thing that will get me out of my situation and into what I want, what was wrong in my notion team setup and what I'm doing instead and why I'm not giving any time or attention to girls right now. I hope this was entertaining and educational, I'm really hoping these are coming out well. If you found this valuable, please like the video and subscribe to not miss any more videos on this self improvement channel :) Question of the day: what are your top 3 priorities right now? The Journal is a series to document lessons I'm learning through my recent experiences in my self improvement journey. Expect authenticity, vulnerability and honest perspective as I share what's happening in my world recently.

In this episode of The Journal, I'll be covering speaking my truth, setting myself free by posting what I feel is holding me back, how I'm planning on indirectly monetizing, bringing my audience so much value for free that they never have to buy a thing, how the varied parts of my funnel are all aligned, my first thoughts on wordpress and elementor, breaking perfection, 4 strategies for how to type faster, heavy metal poisoning, breaking perfection, quality in, quality out (repeat), why life isn't that short, my secret to finding doubles, placing myself in situations to experience "rejection", getting exposure to no's, embracing being misunderstood by the world, black lives matter, my struggles with using my own words for BLM, the 3 things that the world needs in order to transcend racism, where white privilege goes too far and a lot more. I know I rambled a fair amount in this, but I'm still learning this format. Hope it came out well. Much love all. [Episode 2 of the Journal, recorded on June 14th, 2020] P.S. When I mention Black Lives Matter in this episode, I'm talking about the movement. I support the movement behind equality, but not the organization.

Welcome to The Journal. This is the first episode of a new series where I talk about recent experiences and shed light on what you can learn from my journey. The Journal is a new series that will be replacing what was formerly known as Reflections - a series that lasted a wicked 81 episodes. But it's time was coming and I decided it was time to air a new series that is similar in many ways, and also very different. You'll notice there's no more dividers of the classic reflections based questions. I'll just be flowing through all the topics I have that I want to talk about on the agenda - while still sharing what's working, what's not, what I'm learning, and how I'm growing. It's a lot more natural and fun for you and I - just like a conversation should be. Because it's topic based, you'll find timestamps available to you to easily navigate the general topics you're looking for. As time goes on, this series will morph and change as I see fit - but you best believe it'll be spent by talking to you beautiful people in new ways but always with the core principles - staying vulnerable, sharing my truths and lessons, and making our time spent together useful. In this episode, we'll be discussing a whole host of topics including accountability, natural flow, reducing my fear of of SEO, creating a community of giving without expectation, natural evolution, my first week studying with Dr. Sue Morter, clearing debts, why you're not motivated and what you can do to fix it fast (hint: it's related to your goals or lack thereof), the trap of being attached to things going the way you "think" they should go, why the more I look at society the less I want to participate (and what the my alternative is), shooting my shot, what it was like to edit the Azel and Snails collab, why I'll be famous if I decide it's ideal for me, my first thoughts on Black Lives Matter, the first plan for my upcoming music spotify playlist, looking deeper, shooting for the moon, doing what I've been putting off, why I stopped Reflections and more. Please be patient with me as I figure out the new format - it takes me a few episodes to get the hang of it. If you found value in this, please like, comment and subscribe to support the channel and let the algorithm know to share it with other people too. Without further ado, here's the pilot in the new solo podcast series. :)

And that's a wrap. If you ever watched this series for even a couple of minutes - thank you. It's been a special series near and dear to me, but it was time to evolve this into something else. You'll see what it becomes soon. In the mean time, in this episode I have no idea it's going to be the last episode of Reflections so it's business as usual. I talk about tapping into energy fields of parallel universes to create master plans, prioritizing correctly during your magic time, being too hard on myself, questioning everything in my life (including this series), imposter syndrome, why I considered discontinuing meaningful content, why I left apple music for spotify (and why I'm obsessed with spotify), why asking for help is hard but important, going low key insane from my environment, why I'm motivated to stop eating garbage food, the one thing I'm missing the most right now (momentum), why people look backwards, overcoming copyright challenges in music content, checking the box for others' approval vs. going all in for me, struggling with compassion for the world, my obsession with stroke icons, making Notion icons simple, broke vs. poor, approval vs. no disapproval and mixing house. I was having a challenging time with this episode but shortly after a lot changed. I was right, momentum is just what I needed. Taking the next step even when it's uncomfortable is truly a magic ingredient. Love you all. Be well. My links: Website: https://joshmoxey.com Instagram https://instagram.com/joshmoxey Facebook https://facebook.com/joshmoxey YouTube http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJl0a8GmK6yX6gB5QHTkZiw Twitter https://twitter.com/joshmoxey Podcast: Apple Podcasts https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-josh-moxey-journey/id1305500400 Google Play https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/I5n3a2frujlcypze4b4fh5v2jdi Music: Veepot & Brainrack - Eliminate https://soundcloud.com/hybridtrapmusic/eliminate

In the 2nd last episode of Reflections, I talk about a lot - and it ended up being one of the best Reflections I've ever recorded. I loved how this came out and hope you get a ton of gold from this! Reflections is a series where I reflect on the last couple of weeks and extract as many lessons, perspectives, tactics and share them with you. In this episode, I talk about a ton of topics including how I track ideas, why I track ideas, being compassionate in the face of darkness, my definition of a real friend, why being triggered is a good thing, why you should focus on mastering the basics if you want mastery, one of the biggest problems with the world, Sean Combs' amazing meditation on audible, why the principle of kaizen allows you to make incredible long term progress on a goal with only 15 to 30 minutes of action per day, overthinking entrepreneurship, doubt in my abilities, my monetization plan, using momentum to feel like myself, using music to let a vlog edit itself and why I started to retrain myself to type with all 10 fingers. If you found value in this, please like, comment and subscribe so we can continue our evolutions together :) Much love guys ❤

Reflections is a series where I share the experiences I'm going through, the lessons I'm learning, the challenges I'm experiencing, and the experiments I'm conducting - so you can learn from my journey and experiment with it in your own. In this episode, I'll be talking about the importance of staying unfiltered and staying real to your truths, the blessing of being triggered, using quarantine to what I've put off in the past, closing open loops to feel amazing, finally learning to mix, the benefits of having direct mentorship (ty Bry/Tony ily guys), my obsession with mixing, validating content theses, muting everyone on instagram, why I deep cleaned my room, how I made cleaning more exciting, my dislike of offending people, what I'm procrastination on the most, my ideal work to socializing ratio, the 2 options for growth when someone doesn't like your work & last but not least... turning 24 years old (one step closer to yoda, let's go). Much love people :)

In this episode of reflections, I talk about how I unlocked more creative freedom, the opportunity that optimistic content creators have right now (with the increased demand for positivity content during dark times), the type of people that I require in my "5 best friends" (aka who I associate with most), working over "chilling", why I'm disappointed and discouraged at how most people are spending their quarantine, building systems in Notion by being a vessel for source, what Notion tutorials need more and less of, why I'm motivated to clean all areas of my life right now, how I got a replacement iPhone for free, and my overarching focus on simplicity and essentialism in every area of my life. If you actually listen/watch this, I appreciate you. :) Message me on twitter @joshmoxey if you had any big lessons from this. Subscribe to the podcast if you feel inspired to. Rate the podcast if you want to support me. Thank you. ✌

Reflections is a series where I reflect on the past couple of weeks and I share what I'm learning & how I'm growing. In this episode of Reflections, it's my first week of quarantine and I'm shirtless. So there's that. I talk about embracing imperfection (s/o webcam for the video), my first thoughts on COVID-19 and how much of an opportunity lockdown/quarantine is if used correctly, turning challenge into opportunity, fear - the virus that's bigger than COVID-19, how my phone ate the dust & what I did to recover it, adaptation, how the universe helped me detach from my vlogs, people getting value from my content, having an impact through music content, humility in reviews/reactions, how to go to bed early, the type of people I want to be a part of my community (do you fit in here?), a ton of lessons I learned from the DPMO Vol 3 reaction and review video, why COVID-19 is forcing me to make entrepreneurship work, being judgmental vs. gentle towards yourself, essentialism, simplicity and more. Thanks for watching and listening beautiful people :)

Reflections is a series where I reflect and the past couple weeks and share the lessons I'm learning, the challenges I'm going through, how I'm growing and in the process I give you mindsets, strategies, experiments and tactics you can apply in your own life. In today's episode, we're going to cover why it's a good idea to be your authentic self, how it leads to finding your tribe, finding those who are looking for you, giving away services for free to make money, the struggle that Tim Ferriss and I both share in our journey, speed over perfection, the powerful combination of creativity and experimentation, why it's okay if you're not an entrepreneur, and what you might want to do instead. And a ton more, because it's Reflections. Thanks for watching and listening. :)