This Is Your Mind Ranting

I despise FinTwitter despite that being a favorite hangout spot for me. Lots of polarization and lots of YOLO-ing goes on in the app. Do enter at your own risk.

I’m back after the 100th gone. I’m here to stay though. Been working on a variety of things. Will follow up with more info. Here’s a link to my latest Substack post: https://t.co/hdtr7swpvc

LOA has been around for many years and has made people’s dreams and thoughts become a reality, but not without some sacrifice. I didn’t learn until recently and now I kind of changed my tune on this kooky belief millions of people have. Maybe you should too.

I just needed to get this idea of “Arming Staff” off my chest and point out how idiotic that sounds. Also, I stumble my way through what a “psychopath” may look like and certain jobs they might hold. #psycho #rant. Here’s the link to that Dr. Kiehl paper: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4321752/

Be wary. Be fearful. Be alert. Be calm. Invest. Drain your accounts. I want to share with you my investment beliefs and I want you to define what kind of investor you’ll be for now and to stick with it.

Apologies for the loud rain or thunder of there was any in the background. I find it a bit refreshing, but scary all at once. Call me soft, but thunder claps still send chills down my spine.

All hobbies and their enthusiasts are weird. The ones I talk about are the ones that I think are the absolute weirdest and worst.

This episode is a tie-in with the Substack newsletter. I’m working on ways to improve this show and I hope that I keep up this mindset for years to come.

I decided to go all in with this TIYMR thing and I will see how it turns out. Also, cat owners come in all shapes and sizes.

It takes strength to push your insecurities to the side and being a strong person to lean on. It’s not a role that I was built for because I was kind of a clown throughout my life. We all must put on our caring hats and be firm. This is a two part episode as I also dive into being into being a little more insecure and how it has helped me understand who I can be.

I’m bad at this kind of stuff, but if you’re good at something or there is really something good out there that you want to take a crack,go expand on it.

Wanted to add more to what the last episode was about. Also who the heck are you following online? Are you making your own content and coming up with your own thoughts.

It’s time to find out what we have to do as a nation to slow down gun violence. I’m not talking about throwing more laws out. We have some now that need to be enforced. We have people shooting each other for drugs. There’s an amount of issues that aren’t being discussed

A lot of new things are coming for the podcast. We are still trying to build a blog, but we got other ways to connect to.

You can invest 5-10 dollars a day right? Will it make you a millionaire? Not for years. It’s up to you to choose to spend your money freely, but why not invest for others who are yet to be born or those who haven’t lived their life just yet.

I write crappy tunes as a form of therapy. My guitar weeps, but not in a good way. It’s my peace and I’m sticking with it.

Stop billing others or yourself. It’s unnecessary and it hinders your happiness.

You need a break. Like a real one. One where you can be by yourself.

30 minutes of reading puts you ahead of a lot of people, but it must be focused reading.

Bloggers who put out books are always crapped on. I understand the hate, but it isn’t right.

(Guy tapping his head): You can’t be the smartest people you can be if you don’t remember you are a bag of fleshy meat.

I know I keep mentioning that the point of the podcast is to rant on things, but I feel that like I could be doing more. I’m going to do what I must to ensure this show ends up doing better.

I’ve been fat. I still am, just not as bad as the first time it happened. I know it’s scary to admit you have a problem, but so what? Everyone has one problem that needs to be rectified.

Maybe it’s because I was weak that my body went into a slight shock when I decided to confront another person. It’s the first time I have done something like that, but I did so in defense. I didn’t feel good then, but I can see what it means to stand up for oneself.

Paul Graham keeps things simple. Yours Truly does not. Do you keep things simple?