Emotional Cues

In this episode Nick tries not to curse and talks about politics for way too long. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, my friend Eric and I talk about living with multiple sclerosis, finding oneself, and also reminisce on our college days. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode Nick talks about a recent Austin homicide, past Halloweens, and why he quit smoking ganja. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, my friend Molly and I talk about writing, moving to Hawaii during a pandemic, and what it's like being diagnosed with ADHD. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode Nick talks about spotting a flock of flat earthers, turning negatives into positives, and why he turns off the lights when he masturbates. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode Nick talks about spotting a flock of flat earthers, turning negatives into positives, and why he turns off the lights when he masturbates. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dung Duong is an entrepreneur, investor, and optic engineer who's dedicated to making our world a better place. He supports his wife's nonprofit, Perspective Charity, which works to give children the opportunity to become impactful doers, contributors, and leaders regardless of their economic or social situation. His new book, Shifting Optics: A Life in Perspective, is available now on Amazon: htt...

In this episode Nick talks about the podcast's first 1-star rating, why he stopped going to recovery meetings, and his most recent idea for a prank video. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode Nick talks about natural disasters, growing older, and Spirit Airlines. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode Nick talks about Vinnie Chase, Charlie Kaufman's latest movie, and the presidential debates. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Quan Huynh is the post-release program manager for Defy Ventures, a nonprofit helping those with a criminal past transform their lives through the journey of entrepreneurship. His new book, Sparrow in the Razor Wire: Finding Freedom from Within While Serving a Life Sentence, is available on Amazon. You can buy Quan's book here: https://amzn.to/2EElEID Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for mor...

Nick Shelton, "the connected introvert," has been fine-tuning the craft of effective, high-level social strategy and networking for twenty years. His new book, An Introvert's Guide to World Domination, is available on Amazon: amzn.to/32PhHtE You can learn more about Nick and his methods at: connectedintrovert.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Philip McKernan is a speaker, author, filmmaker, and modern day philosopher. His book, One Last Talk: Why Your Truth Matters and How to Speak It, was developed through his speaker series and guides people on a journey to discover their truth and share it with others. You can buy One Last Talk here: https://amzn.to/3i9Ggqw https://philipmckernan.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more...

Long-time listeners of Emotional Cues will know the show was formerly known as "The Pupil's Life" in its first iteration, many years ago. Every episode from #1 to #108 exist in the container of "The Pupil's Life". While the new iteration, Emotional Cues, maintains the essence of the old, it ventures into new territory by departing from mostly "SOLO" podcasts, to mostly dialogues with featured gues...

Jimmy Rex is the founder and CEO of real-estate coaching company 100K Agent Blueprint, host of the podcast The Jimmy Rex Show, and author of the new book You End Up Where You're Heading: The Hidden Dangers of Living A Safe Life. Through Operation Underground Railroad and the Child Liberation Foundation, he has rescued over 100 children from sex traffickers. You can buy Jimmy's book here: geni.us/y...

Long-time listeners of Emotional Cues will know the show was formerly known as "The Pupil's Life" in its first iteration, many years ago. Every episode from #1 to #108 exist in the container of "The Pupil's Life". While the new iteration, Emotional Cues, maintains the essence of the old, it ventures into new territory by departing from mostly "SOLO" podcasts, to mostly dialogues with featured gues...

Long-time listeners of Emotional Cues will know the show was formerly known as "The Pupil's Life" in its first iteration, many years ago. Every episode from #1 to #108 exist in the container of "The Pupil's Life". While the new iteration, Emotional Cues, maintains the essence of the old, it ventures into new territory by departing from mostly "SOLO" podcasts, to mostly dialogues with featured gues...

Long-time listeners of Emotional Cues will know the show was formerly known as "The Pupil's Life" in its first iteration, many years ago. Every episode from #1 to #108 exist in the container of "The Pupil's Life". While the new iteration, Emotional Cues, maintains the essence of the old, it ventures into new territory by departing from mostly "SOLO" podcasts, to mostly dialogues with featured gues...

Long-time listeners of Emotional Cues will know the show was formerly known as "The Pupil's Life" in its first iteration, many years ago. Every episode from #1 to #108 exist in the container of "The Pupil's Life". While the new iteration, Emotional Cues, maintains the essence of the old, it ventures into new territory by departing from mostly "SOLO" podcasts, to mostly dialogues with featured gues...

Erin Tyler has designed book covers for multiple New York Times bestselling authors, such as James Altucher, Ryan Holiday, David Goggins, and Tucker Max. She is a graduate of the Rochester Institute of Technology and is currently the creative director at Scribe Media. She is the author of the new book The Bad One: A Memoir About Growing Up a Goat. You can buy Erin's memoir here: https://amzn.to/2C...

Long-time listeners of Emotional Cues will know the show was formerly known as "The Pupil's Life" in its first iteration, many years ago. Every episode from #1 to #108 exist in the container of "The Pupil's Life". While the new iteration, Emotional Cues, maintains the essence of the old, it ventures into new territory by departing from mostly "SOLO" podcasts, to mostly dialogues with featured gues...

Long-time listeners of Emotional Cues will know the show was formerly known as "The Pupil's Life" in its first iteration, many years ago. Every episode from #1 to #108 exist in the container of "The Pupil's Life". While the new iteration, Emotional Cues, maintains the essence of the old, it ventures into new territory by departing from mostly "SOLO" podcasts, to mostly dialogues with featured gues...

Long-time listeners of Emotional Cues will know the show was formerly known as "The Pupil's Life" in its first iteration, many years ago. Every episode from #1 to #108 exist in the container of "The Pupil's Life". While the new iteration, Emotional Cues, maintains the essence of the old, it ventures into new territory by departing from mostly "SOLO" podcasts, to mostly dialogues with featured gues...

Long-time listeners of Emotional Cues will know the show was formerly known as "The Pupil's Life" in its first iteration, many years ago. Every episode from #1 to #108 exist in the container of "The Pupil's Life". While the new iteration, Emotional Cues, maintains the essence of the old, it ventures into new territory by departing from mostly "SOLO" podcasts, to mostly dialogues with featured gues...

Long-time listeners of Emotional Cues will know the show was formerly known as "The Pupil's Life" in its first iteration, many years ago. Every episode from #1 to #108 exist in the container of "The Pupil's Life". While the new iteration, Emotional Cues, maintains the essence of the old, it ventures into new territory by departing from mostly "SOLO" podcasts, to mostly dialogues with featured gues...