Sharesalot

Today, Me, Myself and I have a heart-to-heart discussion about where fears are stored in our minds? Why do we become afraid of things that couldn't possibly hurt us?  Where do these fears of things that will probably never happen?  How can we push through it.  Let's discuss! Join me, won't you?

An episode I recorded a few months ago as I explored what most people are afraid of in the United States! Join me, won't you?

Are selfish acts of kindness a thing?  Are you nice because you like being nice or because it makes you feel good? Is it technically selfish if you get something out of it as well?  How should we feel about our mentality towards being kind?  This concept wrecked my brain. I think I need more perspective.  Join me, won't you?

Everybody needs a backup plan at some point in their lives.  Batman has them for pretty much everything!  But are they always the best ammunition to have in your arsenal?  We will explore the pros and cons of having a a fallback for everything.  Join me, won't you? 

Have you ever wondered why you get the sudden urge to reply to a stupid comment or post on Facebook?  Do you ever consider why someone is spouting nonsense before you go on the offensive or defensive?  Why do we want to make our points heard? Why do we need others to know how we feel on a sensitive matter?  In this episode, I dive into my own brain (and the internet) to get to the b...

As always, I like to share a bit about myself through this podcast in hopes that my stories can inform or inspire others.  On today's episode, I'll walk down a recent memory of how I went through the processes of fixing my septum.  The process leading up to it was quite a doozy and it was a long time coming! Join me, won't you?

In today's Pandemic society, we have many folks who are in need; sometimes those needs can be confused or abused for convenience.  I wanted to share my experience with volunteer work and how it has affected me and others.  Join me, won't you?

Suicide sucks.  Losing somebody sucks.  Sometimes that thought permeates our minds and in most cases, it will never get there.  Sadly, we lose many people in our world to suicide.  I have lost my own brother to it many years ago.  It's an event that has permanently affected me and the way I approach difficult situations and tribulations.  I hope that by shining a ligh...

Today we explore the environmental damage our system of burials and cremation do on the Earth.  You'd be surprised how many resources we need to make a casket.  Join me, won't you?

I know that not all people (especially me) feel that they can survive alone. We all struggle with our own isolation and our fears of being alone.  Our thoughts can race and leave us exhausted without having to leave our homes.  Whats the upside?  Let's explore some strong emotional and mental benefits to being alone sometimes.  Join me, won't you?

In this episode, I have my very first guest on the show. I interview Andi, who is a customer service rep for a large [redacted] business on the West Coast.  She gives me her perspective on how the world is changing, how her world has changed, and how she's been coping with life in self-isolation and social distancing.  Join us, won't you?

We've all experienced some form of anxiety in our lives.  Many people encounter crippling anxiety, while others experience impatience.  Today, we explore what causes anxiety and what actually goes on in our minds.  Hopefully we can understand each other's struggles a bit more.  Join me, won't you?

In today's climate of Covid-19 and self-diagnosis, I figured maybe I'd bring a less-deadly self-diagnosis that we can all grapple with in our lives: The speed impediment.  We've all heard of Stuttering, but have you heard of Cluttering?  It's more common than we think.  It is my hope to educate you (and myself) further about how we can approach people with these impediments, or how...

The Corona virus has been the world's greatest and most infamous story for several weeks and months by now.  I know it's tough when people are getting sick or if businesses are closing, to feel discouraged and frightened and maybe even annoyed.  So I figure maybe we can take a look at some of the positive things going on as we combat Covid-19. Join me, won't you? 

How many times have you uttered the phrase "What if" or "If only" in your day-to-day life? What is Counter-Factual Thinking?  What are the psychological effects of of wishful thinking?  We'll discuss the difference between Upward Counter-Factual Thinking and Downward Counter-Factual Thinking.   #Sharesalot

Last Week, we spoke about the different psychological turn-ons a man can experience.   We know that women are much more complex creatures, but is it difficult to discover what turns them on?  I found some studies and articles with points of view of women and men to explore their successes in arousing the mysterious female mind! #Sharesalot #Social Science

They say that Men are simple creatures.  Sometimes we are, and sometimes we are not.  No matter what way you slice it, there are countless ways that we physically and emotionally interact with men and women that we are interested in pursuing.  There are also countless ways that a man can be "turned on" if you are in fact pursuing him.  I decided to take a look into what some men and women thinks t...

Today, we talk about how our emotions are affected when we watch someone we love suffer through illness or disease.  We must endeavor to show sympathy and empathy for the support groups, as well as those who are sick.  I also share some personal stories and experiences that were much harder to talk about than I imagined. 

Everyone handles grief differently. I, for one, often use humor to get through hardship; however, some people take this as a bad thing. So I explore why I use this method of coping and try to understand why others dislike it. 

I dive deep into my own heart and tell you all about my own experience with a running breakup, heartache and coping mechanisms.  Do you relate? 

Listen, some of these driving sins are nearly unforgivable.  You know them. You hate them. We all hate them. If you do them... frickin quit it!

Do any of you suffer from ADD? Do any of you NOT suffer from ADD, but still struggle to stay interested in something for more than a few moments? Have you ever noticed any trends in movies, TV, and even Youtube videos, particularly with how they're recorded and presented?  We take a closer look at how media has changed to try and keep our attention.

In a more light-hearted episode, we explore the ever-interesting game of "Would You Rather?"  Adam finds that his brain gets cooked more easily than he had imagined with some of these quandaries.  Care to play along?

Have you downloaded a dating app and felt worthless because you get no hits or messages?  Do you get frustrated when you match with someone and they don't talk to you?  Do you find that when you do connect with somebody, that it's hard to keep things moving forward?  Today Adam talks to himself about what we can do to protect ourselves from the wounds that dating apps can inflict.