Welcome to Emmet Audio, the first podcast about spooncarving with a mix of business topics and other things related to working for myself, hustling out a living doing what I love.
The Emmet Audio podcast is a truly remarkable and inspiring show that offers valuable insights and wisdom for anyone, regardless of their occupation or interests. As a farmer and cheesemaker, I often find myself drawn to Emmet's thoughts and principles as they apply not only to his life as a spoon carver but also to my own life and business. His daily musings contain nuggets of wisdom, inspiration, and confirmation that resonate deeply with me, making me feel grateful for his continued sharing and ability to inspire us all to be better.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is Emmet's insightful perspective on navigating through life and business. He approaches each topic with kindness, purpose, and a genuine desire to help others improve. His commentary is like reading a thoughtful diary entry from a wise young man who understands the complexities of life and successfully runs his own business. The lessons he shares are relatable, thought-provoking, and applicable to anyone seeking personal or professional growth.
One potential drawback of this podcast is its focus on spoon carving. While Emmet does an excellent job at extrapolating broader lessons from his craft, those who have no interest in spoon carving may find it difficult to connect with certain episodes. However, even if one doesn't share the same hobby or profession, there is still much to gain from listening to Emmet's words of wisdom and anecdotes about life and business.
In conclusion, The Emmet Audio podcast is a delightful blend of wisdom, inspiration, and practical advice that can benefit individuals from all walks of life. Whether you are a spoon carver or not, Emmet's musings offer valuable insights into navigating the complexities of life with kindness, purpose, and determination. I highly recommend this podcast for anyone seeking motivation or guidance in their personal or professional journey. Thank you, Emmet, for your continuous dedication in sharing your knowledge and thoughtfulness with us all.
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And yet we are constantly tempted to do so under the guise of "doing it right"
To be of service and to work on yourself
Realities about life that are exemplified by the act of growing things
Doing things for future you is more important than you think
You need to be around or at least see people who have gone where you want to go
What to make of the right thing at the wrong time?
Capturing the special moments, and creating more of them
Life is not fair and we need to all embrace it
Before it's gone, and you need to develop new patterns
Some thoughts on time
And when it's important to dig deeper
One idea is as worthless as another until you actually do something about it
Design is better when you work with what you've got
Some thoughts on being the person you want to be
And that means that your future can be different than you think
As a defense against reverting back to your past self
All the way down. The question to ask yourself is: does the balance of trade-offs in this situation move me closer to my goal?
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