IndomAudible

On the night of October 2, 2020, I had an epiphany that would change the course of my life forever. In this episode, we go over what that epiphany was, and how a simple perspective shift can make an entire world of difference.

In this episode, I recount an experience in 2019 that I had in a Discord voice chat channel that led to me being called a white knight, and I clarify what that and being a “nice guy” actually mean.

“The secret to a long life is avoiding men.” This statement and message is what inspired me to make this episode, and to clarify what enemy I am combatting. It’s time to ask ourselves what we’re really trying to accomplish here: are we trying to move the human race forward, or not? Build up, or tear down?

In this episode, we go over my recent revelation of the two kinds of advice that exist out there, and how utterly important it is for you to be able to distinguish between the two so that you don’t shut yourself off from the realm of possibilities.

In this episode, we talk about my former desires of wanting to be a big brother to a biological younger sibling, and how since that is no longer a possibility, I could serve as a big brother to other younger members of the same generation.

Did you know that in my high school years, I was the founder and captain of my school’s badminton team? In this episode, we take a dive into one positive experience in my high school life, and how what I did has played out a few years later, even when I’m no longer in school, and what legacy is really about.

If you had to choose, would you rather be brutally honest, or super polite, even if you were being dishonestly polite? In this What Would You Do? (WWYD) episode, we explore the two routes, the middle ground, and why, again, honesty is so darn important in every relationship.

In this episode, we go over how freedom to be who you want to be is better than forcing people to live life a certain way, and that teaching people how to think is more effective than teaching them what to think.

In this episode, we go over a shocking revelation I had about the story of my life and how it translated into black and white colors, and how it ties in with the truth about the darker side of human nature.

In this episode, we talk about the common belief of regret being something to avoid at all costs, and why we should embrace it to an extent to better ourselves. We also briefly talk about the importance of fully understanding the advice you consume from other people.

In this episode, we gloss over (again) why the Internet gives rise to toxic and dangerous behaviors, and how we should respond to this by treating the Internet like our grandmas (or lovers, or bosses).

In this episode, we go over why I personally have trust issues, the origins and history of them, why some other people might have trust issues, and how we can continue to battle them for a brighter future.

In this episode, we talk about the importance of not letting exceptions to the rules we create in life become the new rules, which, if we do, will lead to slippery downward slopes. It’s a bit difficult to explain just like that, so I include an example (which inspired this episode) involving a lady I met in a video game.

In this episode, I talk about my creative process for how I write my stories (like “Rewind” and “Origins”), and I also go over an important message about how not to judge yourself or beat yourself up if one method of execution doesn’t work for you.

In this episode, we go into great detail what I consider to be the two great responsibilities in life, and how if we, as individuals, understood and embraced them, the human race would leap forward light years.

In this What Would You Do (WWYD) episode, we talk about the complicated and divisive topic of if you knew a friend was cheating on someone, or was being cheated on, would you tell the victim in the relationship?

In this episode, I talk more in-depth about what my long term goals are, and why I target who I target for my audience.

In this episode, I have a rant session about the problems we, as the human race, face when people don’t do their basic mental homework. Caution: Explicit.

In this episode, we talk about people’s tendencies to act in certain ways in the pursuit of attention and going viral, and why it’s more important instead to create content around things you actually care about.

In this episode, we talk about why political correctness has been a big issue and the dangers that it brings, and what we should be doing instead.

In this episode, we go over the problems that arise when we don’t take responsibility for ourselves and we don’t self-reflect, using “thin privilege” as an example.

In this episode, we talk about the importance of not giving up during the “downs” of life and stress and anxiety, and how to cope with difficult times.

In this episode, we talk about the absolute necessity of finding balance between dismissive behavior and spoon-feeding behavior in relationships and dynamics between parents and children, and older generations and young generations.

In this episode, we talk about the importance of understanding yourself (self-awareness) and why it’s important to play to your strengths, rather than try to round out your weaknesses.

Think about somebody who you overall love and care about. Maybe you haven’t spoken in a few weeks or months. You know for a *fact* that you’ll see them again, but you haven’t heard from or talk with them in a while. In this emotion-packed and heartfelt episode, I talk about the importance of taking the time, every now and then, to reach out to loved ones and those you care about, and letting them...