Practical Life Philosophy

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Hi, I'm Andrew Smith. I'm a former (failed) startup cofounder and now a data scientist. This podcast is mainly interviews with other millennials in high-stress jobs, where we discuss our shared struggles and what we're doing to make progress.

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  • Apr 26, 2019 LATEST EPISODE
  • infrequent NEW EPISODES
  • 45m AVG DURATION
  • 3 EPISODES


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Interview with Marketing Entrepreneur Leonard Kim

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 26, 2019 55:04


Podcast episode with Leonard Kim. Leonard and I discussed multiple items relating to the intersection between being professional, marketing yourself, and being open about your vulnerabilities (even with potential clients!). Website: http://www.leonardkim.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MrLeonardKim

Interview with Justin Boogaard from GoGoGrandparent

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 30, 2019 47:40


Conversation with Justin Boogaard, cofounder/CEO of GoGoGrandparent. We discuss our current mental challenges, struggles, and progress: 1. Sensing when we are pushing ourselves too hard 2. Effectively recharging after an especially stressful time period 3. Disengaging from excessively fixating on negative feedback 4. Trying to spend more energy on high-value initiatives vs less energy on hassle items 5. Recovering from instances of anxiety

Interview with Filmmaker Scott Dunn

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 1, 2019 33:29


Indie filmmaker Scott Dunn and I discuss the struggles of being millennial entrepreneurs, and how we're working through those struggles. Although our professions are quite different (Scott in Hollywood, Andrew in tech/startups), there's a lot of fundamental similarities in what we're going through and how we're making progress.

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