The Choice Is Yours.

Episode 54

The Choice Is Yours.

“Once In A LifeTime” off their “Remain in Light” is the fourth studio album by American rock band “Talking Heads”,  released on October 8, 1980 by Sire Records. Frontman and songwriter David Byrne struggled with writer's block, but adopted a scattered, stream-of-consciousness lyrical style inspired by early rap and academic literature on Africa

Sam Led Consulting host of The Fear Less Now podcast joins the conversation.

• Sam and I discuss music of the 80’s
  
• Some people just  don’t listen to podcasts.
  
• My podcast regimen is Fear Less Now, Real AF and The Bongino Show.
  
• The Fear Less Now is a relisten type of podcast.
  
• Sam helps me and will help you.
  
• The Evolution of the podcast.
  
• Purpose and Passion in the word Fuck.
  
• Mark Merin and his influence
  
• If you fake it you only die tired.
  
• Even though Robin Williams appeared happy he died depressed and sad.
  
• Negative head chatter and consume you.
  
• When you feel hopeless, its just thinking.
  
• How my mom struggled with depression.
  
• Let your wisdom guide you.
  
• Even some homeless people and convicts are happy.
  
• How do you engage the awareness of an anxiety moment.
  
• Don’t be so hard on yourself. Sometimes we all need direction.
  
• Clip: We discuss how Sam continued to help a person who was cruel and hurtful.
  
• How people struggle with identity when they retire.
  
• Go read “Man's search for meaning”
  
• We get personal with Sam.
  
• Following your dreams.
  
• Sam announces he will be releasing a book.
  
• When you're lost, remember you can always find your way.
  
• Take it easy on yourself. Take off the judgment cap.
  
• The reason and purpose of our podcasts.
  
• Adam West was the best Batman.
  
• The Bookmarks in our life.
  
• Who would you record a podcast with if you could, who would it be?
  
• Finding your tribe.
  
• Don’t get caught up in the hype of the news.
  
• Twitter is poison.
  

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Bobby Couto