Triple Shot Mindset

Amanda and Ardavan try to explain the Stoic concept of loving the fate that is given to you. Kevin adds his perspective and shares his strategy for accepting his fate in the modern world.

Kevin tells a story about receiving backlash for including a physical description about a recent criminal act in his neighborhood. Ardavan denounces wokeism, Amanda talks about the need to agree on objective facts in order to share communication and support a successful society.

Amanda shares that she values words above everything, but that they're starting to lose their power. Kevin reflects on how the written and spoken word may have lost their value due to a lack of accountability, Ardavan states that the diversity of opinions and voices is an important step in our evolution.  

Ardavan shares the importance of knowing your standards in dating, as well as presenting yourself authentically. Kevin says it's important to always put your best foot forward to make a good impression, Amanda recommends authenticity.

In this extra long episode, Ardavan explains his realization that he is a spirit with a body—and how that's changed his life.  Amanda  shares some of her favorite techniques for transcending the mind's control.

Amanda asks the twins what is required to succeed—and whether visualization and alignment can replace actions on the road to success.

Ardy and Kevin ask Amanda about what it's like to live in her shoes as a hypersensitive person. She pushes back against the idea of psychic perception being a "gift."

Kevin observes that women's behavior is fundamentally different than men's. Ardy and Amanda speculate about the influence of nature versus nurture.

Ardy shares a story of him being told that he's "too ambitious" to be dateable. Kevin and Amanda speculate about what women want, and the importance of authenticity. 

Ardavan describes what it's like to fear success. Kevin suggests that there may be more to it than there seems.

Amanda describes the theme of her life presently as trust, and Ardavan and Kevin share their strategies for self-talk and self-motivation.

Kevin reflects on how the media has influenced interactions and expectations between men and women. Ardavan and Amanda share their experiences and perspectives about why men and women seem to be enemies with one another, instead of friends.

Lately, Ardavan has been hearing "you're normal" as a compliment in the dating world. What does it mean—and is it holding people back?

Amanda expresses concern about business professionals who make false promises about "having it all." Ardavan shares his experience of going behind the scenes with influencers and seeing the truth behind the curtain.

Ardavan explains why he's adopting the approach of starting as friends, first. Amanda shares her observations about friendship, romance, and authenticity in dating.

Ardavan explains his experiences and observations when people express "love" for different reasons. Kevin offers the idea of friendship as a foundation for all relationships, including romance.

Amanda asks the twins why people standing on the precipice of a big change can't seem to shift their old habits or routines. The twins weigh in with their personal experience and observations.

Is there a difference between awareness and mindfulness?

Ardavan and Amanda discuss social expectations for men, Andrew Tate's messages, and dating as a male in the modern world.

Amanda and Ardavan explore the messages they received from their parents and previous generations regarding success, judgment, and secrecy.

Amanda asks identical twins Ardavan and Kevin for insight on how to get along in a polarized world.

Kevin talks about fraud in coaching and advertising, and the group discusses the importance of integrity.

Ardavan describes the advice he received after his divorce to "sink or swim," and why he chose to "soar" instead.  

Ardavan talks about what it's like to practice online dating as a 50-year-old male in 2023. Amanda and Ardavan both describe their ideal partner.

Amanda expresses concerns about online dating, and Ardavan shares some of his experiences over the last 4.25 months.