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Your 20s and 30s are hard. And incredibly important. In each episode, best-selling author Paul Angone tackles a secret, a question, or a lie that is holding twenty and thirtysomethings back. All with HEART, HOPE, and HUMOR.
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If you're going through a full-blown quarter-life crisis or if you could just use some encouragement, inspiration, and insight in navigating your twenties and thirties, the All Groan Up podcast is here for you. You're not alone. Fun, story-driven, uplifting, and quick! Get insight and encouragement to get unstuck and own your defining decade.
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Podcast host Paul Angone is the author of best-selling books like "101 Secrets For Your Twenties", his newest book "25 Lies Twentysomethings Need to Stop Believing", and the creator of AllGroanUp.com, which has been read by millions in 190 countries.
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Welcome home to the podcast for twentysomethings and thirtysomethings navigating this Groan Up life. Find more goodness at allgroanup.com. Music produced by White Hot at FreeBeats.io
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Your greatest career success is going to come through relationships. Your overall life satisfaction is going to be greatly effected through relationships. So how do we do a better job building new relationships and strengthening current relationships? How do we shift from "networking" to this much more meaningful way in building strategic relationships. Listen as author and speaker Paul Angone shares the 7 strategies to building better relationships. If you want to read more about how t...
You are more than the visible outcome of your work. And the outcome of your work might be more than what is currently visible. We have failure all wrong.If we thought about failure like THIS, it will change everything. Listen to today's episode to hear more. You can read more about this as well in my new book 25 Lies Twentysomethings Need to Stop Believing.
"Sometimes the events in our life that are not necessarily easy are the most necessary." - 25 Lies Twentysomethings Need to Stop BelievingDoes it feel like nothing has gone as planned in your life? I know the feeling. Yet, maybe our plans, our dreams aren't going to their grave right now. Maybe they're being planted. Maybe the pain and problems we're going through right now aren't a distraction away from our purpose, but are the direct path right to it. Hear one of the most incredible s...
"Marriage doesn’t just define you, you also define it." - 101 Questions You Need to Ask in Your TwentiesWhat are the myths about marriage that are holding you back from having a healthier, thriving relationship? Whether you're a month into dating, or years into marriage, here are the seven biggest myths about marriage that we need to identify and overcome so that we can build our dating relationships and marriage on a strong foundation. Listen here. You can also read more about the myth...
"You might be going through a quarter-life crisis if you glare at your cat in the morning as you get ready for work and say, “Gosh, I wish I had your life.” - 101 Secrets For Your TwentiesA quarter life crisis can happen at any age. What are some signs you might be going through a quarter life crisis or that you've gone through a quarter life crisis? Then more importantly, are there actual benefits of going through a quarter-life crisis? And what are some ways to cure this crisis? Find insigh...
If you don't figure this ONE THING out, pursuing your dream is going to be a real struggle. Pursuing your dream will be riddled with much more sacrifice than sexiness. That's okay. That's how it's supposed to be. Yet, when you're sacrificing for a "must", for a "have-to", for something you can not, NOT do, the sacrifice doesn't feel sacrificial at all. Actually the sacrifice is a little sexy because the sacrifice is freeing you up. The sacrifice is purposeful. So what are your "have-to'...
What if our pursuit of happiness is all wrong?What if our pursuit of happiness is the exact thing that's keeping us most unhappy? Here’s what I think is the truth: The more we pursue happiness, the less happy we’re going to be.Is happiness a product we should pursue? Or is happiness a product of something else? Can we seek happiness unto itself? Or is happiness a natural byproduct when we’re pursuing something else meaningful? When we pursue happiness unto itself we end up merely pursuing a d...
"Success in your twenties and thirties is more about what you're planting in the ground then it is about what you're harvesting." - via 25 Lies Twentysomethings Need to Stop Believing How do you consistently keep planting seeds even when you don't feel like it? When you haven't seen much progress in awhile? When nothing seems to be growing as fast as you hoped it would?Do you wait for inspiration and motivation, then do the work? Or is there a better, more effective way to doing great, ...
No one can do what you do or be who you are. Own it. Leverage it. And watch the returns pour in for years to come. Keep changing by becoming more of who you were meant to be. Listen to this fun episode as I tell the story of a WILD horseback ride and what it taught me about the importance of us getting off the trail ride and running the race we were made to run. You can read more about this story in my book 101 Questions You Need to Ask in Your Twenties (and Let's Be Honest, Your Thirties Too)
What do you say to someone standing on a ledge? In this unique, straight-to-the-point episode I re-tell the story of the night my neighbor threatened to jump down to his death, and the lies that led him there. Hear what I told him that night and the power of those four simple words that we all need to hear.
“I’ve missed my chance!” I've worked with too many twentysomethings who believe this lie. I also spent too many years believing this lie myself.In today's podcast, I jam-pack it with inspirational stories and lessons on why you haven't missed your chance in life. One story I tell is of a twentysomething heavy metal rocker whose first album flopped. He was so discouraged that he’d lost his “one chance” at success that he tried to commit suicide.Thankfully he was unsuccessful in his attempt and...
If I'm being honest, this is a constant battle for me. Stephen Pressfield in his book The War of Art called it "Resistance". I call it "The Liar". The moment you start moving forward. The moment you start taking that chance. The moment you put yourself out there, the Liar is going to try and stop you. The Liar is going to try and convince you that you don't have what it takes. I know from experience! As I move towards seeing my new book release where I'm going after the 25 Lies holding us bac...
I don't want to embarrass myself. I'm pretty afraid of it actually. But in this story I embarrassed myself in a completely different way. As more of an introvert than extrovert, my wife can attest that getting me to do something too social, too out-there, is like trying to give a cat a bath. So over the years I've figured out the only way NOT to embarrass myself. But honestly, I don't like it much either.The only way NOT to embarrassment myself? Not try anything great. Not put myself ou...
Most of us treat transition and change as something to rush through as quickly as possible to get to the next important seasons of our lives. That’s all wrong. “Transitions aren’t just a bridge to the next important season of your life. Transitions are the most important seasons of your life.” – 101 Questions You Need to Ask in Your Twenties There’s something of strange significance that happens to us when we’re stripped of everything we used to depend on.Yet, transitions and c...
“Every culture must negotiate with technology, whether it does so intelligently or not. A bargain is struck in which technology giveth and technology taketh away.” - Neil Postman Obsessive Connection Disorder is a real, real problem. We’re addicted to our phones as we are notified, headlined, and distracted to death. This need to constantly be connected, which in turn, leaves us incredibly disconnected.Too many of us are struggling with what I define as Obsessive Connection Disorder. And...
Have you ever felt this way? Like you’re the least likely to succeed. I know I have. When you’re scrolling through everyone’s amazingly sexy and successful lives on social media and you’re wondering why you can’t even get the energy to do your laundry. Not to mention actually fold the laundry sometime within the first week it comes out of the dryer. In this episode, I tell an AMAZING STORY of two hopeful twentysomething actors who were co-voted least likely to succeed from their ac...
It’s sure felt like we’ve been stacking dark days upon dark days, hasn’t it? Well, this episode is full of light and hope! I share some encouraging and prophetic words from Winston Churchill that he spoke to a nation in the middle of the darkest days of WWII. This episode is a reminder that there is hope, even in what appears hopeless. The tunnels darkness might feel unending. Yet, it will end. We will step into the light and fresh air again. Listen more here from Wi...
There’s a joy and beauty in happy little accidents. At least that’s what Bob Ross taught us. Do you know Bob Ross? The Joy of Painting, huge afro star, who produced a whopping 31 seasons of his famous art instruction show on PBS. Bob would calmly sit on a stool and paint a landscape for an hour, yet completely entrance the viewer with his soothing voice and wisdom about the importance of happy little accidents and how “even a tree needs a friend.” But how did Bob Ross and his infamo...
“All you need is love” is a lie. This first episode might be a little controversial because I think saying “I love you” should not be the peak of relationship seriousness. Because for one, it’s really easy to say I love you to someone you don’t really know. I think we’ve gotten love all wrong and it’s messing up our expectations of what it means to have a healthy relationship. We talk about falling in love like we’re powerless against it. Love has taken control and we’re plumme...
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