Our Hella Confusing Twenties
Our Hella Confusing Twenties
Jeremy Griffith
Episode 11: Drunkcast
39 minutes Posted Jan 9, 2020 at 8:44 am.
There's really only time do like one thing a week
Is this guy drunk? You bet your bottom dollar
Calculating Jose Cuervo's AGE hahaha
Australia's Idea of "Standard Drinks" is great
Light-skinned privilege
My series of jobs in Australia
SO much GROWTH this year!
If you're not EMBARRASSED of who you were a year ago, you're not learning enough
Detaching self-worth from being a "talented actor"
How about BE a good PERSON in as many relationships as possible?!
Maybe ACTUALLY set a goal for the day?
But screw jobs though
Getting outside of yourself is KEY
Our self-defeating THOUGHTS
AMOR FATI
Christianity and the fragility of life
How would I behave if I was ABOUT to die?
SPECIFICITY and REGULARITY are how you actually affect yourself
I almost wanna cry
How podcasting benefits you even without an audience
The Middle Way
Simon Sinek's Viral Video on Millenials
START WITH WHY -> Indomitable purpose is how you overcome any obstacle
The Infinite Game!
How can I live each day as a full day?
Moving away from "the life I thought I should be living" to gratitude for every moment
No matter what the situation is, there are things to be grateful for
THIS IS FOR YOU MATT MCKAY AND KEVIN C. FREDRICK -> Adam Devine and the Workaholics' dudes JOURNEY to their TV show
You gotta find people who you just wanna make stuff with forever.
The Foothill Theatre Conservatory alum who worked at Funny or Die and his biggest regret
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In this, the eleventh of (hopefully) many episodes, he talks about tequila, ideas for getting the most joy out of every day, and doing things with people you love. And (as always) assorted rants of things from the past couple weeks hahaha.
Hopefully something in this podcast inspires you to act with a little more empathy today, or a bit more courage. Or, at the very least, makes you feel a little bit less alone in your confusion.