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    Ep 22: Me Give You What You Want - (Part 1)

    enJanuary 30, 2024

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    • Expand your candidate pool on LinkedInReach potential hires not actively job searching by posting jobs on LinkedIn, accessing a larger pool of candidates than other job sites.

      LinkedIn is a valuable resource for finding professionals who may not be actively looking for new job opportunities but could still be great candidates for your small business. With over 70% of LinkedIn users not visiting other leading job sites, posting your job on LinkedIn can help you reach a wider pool of potential hires. Meanwhile, if you're looking to lose weight, consider telehealth provider PlushCare for prescription weight loss medications and support from doctors. And if you're in need of gifts for special occasions, 1800 Flowers offers a range of products made with love and care. Lastly, the Insickness and In Health podcast offers insights into marriage and relationships, with hosts discussing non-negotiables and deal breakers. And don't forget, LinkedIn, PlushCare, 1800 Flowers, and the Insickness and In Health Podcast can all be accessed online. Cheers to that!

    • Understanding Binge DrinkingBinge drinking is defined as consuming excessive amounts of alcohol in one sitting, but the label can make some people feel anxious and uncertain about their own drinking habits.

      The concept of binge drinking was explained to the speaker in a way that made them feel anxious and uncertain about their own drinking habits. The definition given was that binge drinking occurs when someone consumes excessive amounts of alcohol, such as more than five pints in one evening. The speaker felt confused and annoyed that this was being presented as a news story and a cause for panic, as they didn't see their own drinking behavior as problematic. The speaker also shared a memory of a PR photo from a movie they appeared in being used as an example of binge drinking in the media. The experience left the speaker feeling uncomfortable and self-conscious about their drinking and the way it was being portrayed in the media.

    • Cherishing memories amidst unexpected expensesUnexpected expenses can't diminish the value of cherished memories, like old photos or a sense of adventure

      Despite unexpected expenses, like an unexpectedly expensive hotel room, it's important to cherish and hold onto memories, such as old training photos of children. The speaker was surprised by the cost of their hotel room, which was far more than they had anticipated. However, they were excited to receive old training photos from their sons' football days, which brought back fond memories and allowed them to reflect on the passage of time. The speaker also shared a fantasy about hailing a cab and asking the driver to take them somewhere unexpected, like the airport or home. This fantasy shows the speaker's sense of adventure and willingness to take risks, even if they're just in their imagination. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of cherishing memories and finding joy in the unexpected.

    • Innovative Ideas and ConvenienceThe speaker has a history of coming up with groundbreaking ideas, such as Disney+ and Netflix-like platforms, and values convenience in accessing content like Disney films and food delivery.

      The speaker has a history of coming up with innovative ideas before they become popular, such as Disney+ and a Netflix-like platform for Disney films. He also expressed his desire for convenience in accessing content, like Disney films and food delivery. However, he acknowledged that not all ideas were original and that others may have come up with similar concepts. Despite his role in ideation, he was content with seeing others profit from his ideas. The conversation also touched upon the speaker's comfort with being filmed and his upcoming appearance in a new program.

    • Reflecting on Past Desires and Encounters with Famous MusiciansSpeakers shared memories of aspiring to be like famous musicians, discussed an encounter with Noel Gallagher, and emphasized the importance of not holding grudges.

      During a conversation about the past and reminiscing about the "good old days," one speaker shared his experiences of desiring to be like famous musicians, specifically the Gallagher brothers. He also mentioned an encounter where Noel Gallagher reportedly called him a derogatory name during an interview. The speaker emphasized that this was not a term of endearment and expressed a desire for Gallagher to remember what it was like to be young and talented. The conversation also touched upon the topic of weight loss and the use of telehealth services for prescription weight loss medications. Additionally, the speakers joked about their heights and hair textures, and discussed the importance of not holding grudges. The conversation was light-hearted and bouncy, with a few moments of reflection and introspection.

    • Productivity and Creative Problem-Solving During the WeekProductivity leads to accomplishing tasks and finding creative solutions, like decluttering and building a Funko Pop stadium. A new DIY project box service was proposed, encouraging innovation and overcoming challenges.

      The discussion revolved around productivity and creative problem-solving during the week. The speaker expressed their feelings of being on their best behavior and being productive, mentioning various tasks accomplished such as decluttering and building a Funko Pop stadium. A new idea was introduced, which involved a DIY project box service, where measurements and desired materials are sent, and a customized box with all necessary items and instructions is returned. The speaker was excited about this concept, but others expressed concerns about its feasibility compared to visiting a DIY store. Despite these reservations, the conversation showcased the importance of productivity, creativity, and brainstorming new solutions to everyday challenges.

    • DIY Box ChallengesDespite the appeal of DIY boxes, they come with challenges like sourcing materials, dealing with necessary but excluded items, and precise specifications.

      While the idea of a DIY box that sends you all the materials you need to build a project might seem appealing, it comes with numerous challenges. Materials do have to come from somewhere, and there are too many "nitty gritty" details to figure out. Additionally, some items like drills or frying pans might not be included in the box and would need to be purchased separately. The speaker suggests that they could provide exact specifications for these items, but ultimately, you would still need to go to a DIY shop or order them online. The speaker also joked about not washing towels often, but admitted that they had been joking and do wash their towels regularly. The main point is that while the concept of a DIY box is intriguing, it comes with practical challenges that need to be considered.

    • The power of self-imposed limitationsRecognizing and challenging self-imposed limitations can unlock new abilities and expand our capabilities. Clear instructions and continuous learning are key to mastering new tasks.

      Our limitations and beliefs can become self-fulfilling prophecies. The speaker in this conversation admits that she has convinced herself over time that she is unable to perform certain household tasks, leading her to believe that she truly cannot do them. This belief, reinforced by her past experiences, prevents her from trying and ultimately hinders her growth. It's important to recognize and challenge these self-imposed limitations in order to unlock new abilities and expand our capabilities. Additionally, the conversation touches on the importance of instructions and the value of learning new skills. The speaker expresses her appreciation for detailed instructions, and the anecdote about writing down how to cut her sons' sandwiches highlights the importance of clear guidance in mastering new tasks. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the power of belief and the importance of continually learning and growing.

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