Somewhere, America

The importance of structure and self-improvement moving forward from wherever you are to wherever you're going. Also, some epiphanies regarding the Russian alphabet and the pervasive weirdness of the word night.

This episode is all about not giving up. It's not just step one, it's part of every step from there until you get where you want to be. Also, I use the word bushwhacking a lot, because it's a great word. Say it: "Bushwhacking". We're dealing with that first step when you've run out of steam. How you make it, why you make it, and why it's always worth taking.

Exactly what the title says. realize that title doesn’t seem a particularly compelling biography for anyone giving advice, but either I rise above this, and it is inspiring, or I don’t, and this a cautionary tale. Either way, pay attention. I’m not sitting around smoking joints while I mooch off my parents or anything like that. I check most of the boxes for someone who has their life together and good prospects for life ahead. Basically, on paper, my life shouldn’t be ridiculous shambles. And yet, somehow, I've ended up as one of those Millennials.

Just something for those of you going through one of those tougher times.

Millennials ruined this podcast. I sit in a Prescott bar, and talk to Sara and David about working in modern America. This episode is mostly a trial run to see how this recording setup works in the most places I'll be doing this podcast from.

An introduction to Somewhere, America.