Invisible Progress and Doing Boring Things Well
Do you ever lose sight of your long term goals due to lack of visible progress? Just like bamboo, results tend to happen all at once, after storing up energy for long periods of time.
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The Challenges of Transitioning to Self-employment and Entrepreneurship
Kyle and Matthew discuss making a professional transition and how starting a new chapter means building new skills. Self-doubt, getting in our own way, and a blurb from Julia Cameron's classic, "The Artist's Way" are a few other highlights.
If the energy has been a little heavier than usual, you're not alone.
We'll be back with another guest episode next week.
Matthew book reference: The Comfort Crisis by Michael Easter
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Walking the Path Less Traveled: NFT Artist, Modern-day Philosopher Kevin Esherick
NFT Artist, modern-day philosopher and entrepreneur Kevin Esherick joins the Symphony crew for an epic conversation about walking the path less traveled. From Ikigai (a Japanese concept meaning, a reason for being) to what happens when we die, to digital art and more.
Stay in touch with Kevin:
Twitter: @kev_esh
IG: thisisgoodmaterial
NFT site: Immaterial.gallery
Blog: kevinesherick.substack.com
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Embrace Your Curiosities! The Symphony Podcast Talks Random Interesting Stuff
How long does it take the average person to consume a credit card's worth of plastic?
Press play to find out.
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The Greatest Health Analogies You'll Ever Hear with Katie Leonard
What do John Cena, UPS shipping, and the immune system have in common? Katie Leonard joins the Symphony crew for an episode stressing the importance of understanding your biology and how it relates to nutrition and health.
Katie recently began a weekly newsletter that covers the “A-Z” of nutrition. Each week, she picks a new word and sends out an educational email that makes learning about these science heavy terms and topics approachable and fun.
In this episode, she gives us a recap of the words from the first couple of weeks, including “ATP” and “Blood Brain Barrier.” We also get a sneak peek at next week’s word “Endocrine System,” which is made up of all the body’s different hormones, and regulates all biological processes in the body from conception to adulthood.
Shawn Stevenson x Dr. Andrew Huberman Lab Podcast Referenced: themodelhealthshow.com/dr-andrew-huberman/
Katie's Newsletter and Website: ktleo.com
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Unraveling Social Conditioning and Acting From Your True Self
Matthew and Kyle sit down for an episode of the Symphony podcast to talk about removing social conditioning and acting with the true self at heart instead of being a sheep. Have a great week.
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