Philosophy with Dasein

Here on episode one we explore Denzel Soliven's and Patrick Hilario's experience in starting real estate and the experience gained from making Mistakes. Denzel and Patrick are two local real estate investors in Winnipeg, Canada. In less than 2 years, they have both amassed over 2 million in real estate using little to none of their own capital. Landlord society is a podcast project where we want to document our process as young real estate investors in hopes of encouraging and motivating other young people to get their foot in the door in the real estate game. Don't forget to subscribe here or follow us on Instagram: @denzel.actiontaker and @patrickjhilario

Here on episode one we explore Denzel Soliven's and Patrick Hilario's experience in starting real estate and the value of mentorship. Denzel and Patrick are two local real estate investors in Winnipeg, Canada. In less than 2 years, they have both amassed over 2 million in real estate using little to none of their own capital. Landlord society is a podcast project where we want to document our process as young real estate investors in hopes of encouraging and motivating other young people to get their foot in the door in the real estate game. Don't forget to subscribe here or follow us on Instagram: @denzel.actiontaker and @patrickjhilario

An audio book of How To Never Be Broke Again. Explore 10 principles of financial security and learn these concepts by completing a series of missions or Calls to Action to further increase your financial literacy!

Today we examine sections 21-25 of Heidegger’s Being in Time. Enjoy!

Audio recording of most of today’s livestream on financial literacy and content from my book How To Never Be Broke Again. For more content, check out @patrickjhilario on instagram. Full live stream will be up for the next 24 hours!

Today we try and interpret as well as vulgarize sections 16 to 20 of Heidegger’s Being and Time. Enjoy!

Today we explore sections 11-15 of Heidegger’s Being and Time

Today we explore sections 6 to 10 of Heidegger’s philosophical masterpiece titled: Being and Time. Ps: please forgive any mistakes in my interpretation as I am but an amateur philosopher and I am always open to expanding my knowledge in the subject or philosophy. Aka, correct me if I make mistakes! It helps me improve :)

In this episode, I reflect on one of the difficulties that I have come across as a philosopher and educator.

Exploring the two topics for my books that I intend on publishing this year, as well as the general plan of my method of writing for 2019.

An interpretation and explanation of Martin Heidegger’s Being and Time: Sections 1 - 5

Today we will be looking at the 10 chapters of my book titled "How To Never Be Broke Again", as well as the questions that you can ask yourself so that you can never be broke again (regardless of if you decide to read my book)

Today we will be looking at the next 3 Philosophers on my tour in Europe! They are the following: Piaget, Jung and Heidegger

Today we will be looking at the countries that I will be visiting for The Dead Philosophers' Tour. We will see which cities I will be visiting as well as a short presentation of the famous philosopher named Rene Descartes. Enjoy!

Some #FinancialEducation and 10 rules on How To Never Be Broke Again, from my 2nd book with the same title

Today we will be looking at the next 7 philosophers on my tour to write my next book. We have Kiekegaard, Hegel, Nietzsche, Adorno, Schopenhauer, Machiavelli and Jaspers.

Today we explore the method of my research for writing my next book: The Dead Philosophers' Tour and we will be taling a look at the philosophy of Marx, Bentham, Locke, Bacon, Freud, Wiggenstein and Spinoza.

Exploring the method that I have used for today's philosophy research. I have also decided to record old journal entries in aidio form to render my work a little bit easier. The beginning of the podcast starts with a little intro to Jung's circumambulation and a presentation of the philosophy dictionary that I have been using. The end is a reading of philosophical entries from a 2012-2013 journal

Taking a look at philosophy of education, in general and specifically

Using The following quote and Heidegger’s average everyday was to explore the philosophical problem of Love: « Divide each difficulty into as many parts as is feasible and necessary to resolve it » -Descartes

Exploring my some philosophy of education through reification. Also sharing some experiences of studying pedagogy or the art and science of teaching

Short introduction to my background in Philosophy