Podcasts about not that deep

✨ I'm dropping exclusive episodes of The New New on Substack! Listen to TNN: Off Duty here.--Welcome back to The New New, a place where being brand new is the goal. We're in Week 9 of The Cosmic Girl Curriculum, a 12-week program on the fundamentals of manifestation and creating your dream life.In this episode, LET IT GO, we're talking all about how to stop hovering over your manifestations like you're stalking your Amazon packages and actually step into your trust era. Detachment is not apathy. It's confidence. And this week, we're breaking down the power of letting go and trusting the infinite intelligence of the universe to handle the how.We'll cover:The Garden Analogy: Why your manifestations need space, not micromanagement.What Energetic Detachment Actually Means: Trust > Obsession.Clingy Energy Is Repellent (in dating and in the quantum field).Excess Potential: What it is, why it blocks your blessings, and how to let it go.Flow State 101: How to stop forcing and start receiving.The Science of Peace: Why chill girl energy is the most magnetic frequency of all.Power vs. Force: What Dr. David R. Hawkins taught us about alignment and letting go.

Eric Kim has a signature style with his writing, which has appeared frequently in the New York Times, where he is a columnist for the magazine. Eric blends a truly lyrical style of prose with deep reporting chops and a knack for simple and highly focused recipe development—a rare triple threat! He's also the author of the best-selling cookbook Korean American. This is a return visit to the show for Eric, and we talk about his reporting process, how he unpacks big topics in food and culture in his columns, and some of his recent work, including dumplings, Chicago pizza, the origins of Philadelphia cream cheese, and many other memorable stories.Also on the show, it's the return of Three Things, where Aliza and Matt share what's interesting in the world of restaurants, books, television, food products, and much more. On this episode: Birria La Flor is doing Tijuana-style birria in Brooklyn, Caroline Eden's great memoir Cold Kitchen, Flour + Water dry pasta is terrific. Also, a Kingston, New York, scene check. Matt visits Pinkerton's Bakery, Fantzye Bagels, and Sorry, Charlie. Also, also: Severance is a good show, and not Westworld (we hope), and Matt tries Frost Buttercream.Do you enjoy This Is TASTE? Drop us a review on Apple, or star us on Spotify. We'd love to hear from you. MORE FROM ERIC KIM:It's Dumpling Week! [NYT]What Puts the ‘New York' in New York Cheesecake? [NYT]The Most Surprising Thing About Deep Dish Pizza? It's Not That Deep. [NYT]See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this week's episode, I sit down with Eyal Booker, fitness model, co-founder of Wavy and podcast host of “It's Not That Deep” who brings a fresh, honest take on love, dating and what it truly means to be a man today. Eyal lives boldly when it comes to relationships, business and challenging stereotypes. He opens up about the power of affection, toxic masculinity and embracing vulnerability as a strength rather than a weakness. Join the conversation as Eyal inspires men to live openly, emotionally, and authentically.@EyalBooker@Feelwavy@itsnotthatdeepwww.feelwavy.comThis episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct, or indirect financial interest in products, or services referred to in this episode.Produced by Dear MediaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week Grace is joined by former Love Island star, hair care entrepreneur and host of ‘It's Not That Deep' podcast, Eyal Booker. It gets pretty deep for a LTTP episode as they talk about how much is too much when it comes to partying, love, life and bad breath…. Please don't forget to follow , subscribe and rate the pod if you enjoy

This week, I chat with my friend and client Richie Monis, founder and CEO of Craft Cartel, a cocktail catering service based in South Florida. Richie has helped many big brands throw incredible events and Richie himself has been a bartender and in the service industry for decades. In this episode, we talk about everything from travel and entrepreneurship, to cocktail 101, running a business in Miami / South Florida and SO much more This podcast is sponsored by Deep Social Brands, a digital marketing agency I co-founded which focuses on personal branding for pro athletes, businesses and influencers. Deep Social Brands leverages organic growth on apps like TikTok and Instagram leaving our clients with millions of views that translate into business value. Head over to DeepSocialBrands.com to learn more. Here are 2 ways you can help the podcast grow! Leave a Rating and review HERE Share it on social media and tag me @deepaksharma.co Enjoy this episode and just remember, It's Not That Deep

Our guest is historian, author, and former public editor of the New York Times, Daniel Okrent. We have pizza headlines. And the pizza topic is: “THE REAL STORY (AND RECIPE) BEHIND CHICAGO DEEP-DISH” with pizza historian Peter Regas.Publisher's weekly has called our guest, Daniel Okrent, “one of our most interesting and eclectic writers of nonfiction over the past 25 years.” Daniel is a writer, author, and editor. He served as the first public editor of The New York Times. He is the author of several books including; 2003's “Great Fortune: The Epic of Rockefeller Center”, 2010's “Last Call: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition”, and 2019's “The Guarded Gate”. Daniel has been featured in Ken Burns' Baseball and Prohibition documentaries as well.Daniel discusses; fantasy baseball and pizza, Detroit style pizza, the state of journalism, getting pizza in a news room. Peter Regas is a financial statistician and pizza historian. He is quoted numerous times in Eric Kim's New York Times' piece “The Most Surprising Thing About Deep Dish Pizza? It's Not That Deep.” Separately, you can see his deep dish pizza recipe in Chicago Magazine as well.Peter discusses the secret history he uncovered about the real inventor of Chicago deep dish pizza. This podcast is brought to you by Ooni Pizza Ovens. Go to Ooni.com for more information.Follow us for more information!Instagram: @pizzapodparty @NYCBestPizza @AlfredSchulz4Twitter: @PizzaPodParty @ArthurBovino @AlfredSchulzTikTok: @thepizzapodpartyThreads: @pizzapodparty @NYCBestPizza @AlfredSchulz4

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Avni kicks off her solo series, “It's Not That Deep", with a no BS Q&A featuring the Gen She community. Join us as we explore how to navigate life's uncertainties, the importance of financial security, the value of personal satisfaction over societal validation, and the benefits of taking risks in pursuing alternative paths. If you're looking for inspiration and guidance on choosing the right career path and finding your true passion, don't miss this one!

logistics? 

Shower Thoughts! Some deep-ish thoughts to go with the steam in here... 

and other aquatic epiphanies to start your week! Shower Thoughts!! 

Shower Thoughts - as deep as the drain allows. 

Let's lather those up together! =D 

his week, I chat with my brother from day 1, Adam Chapman, the founder of of Pad Pal & Home Services University. Pad Pal offers a range of home services, from window cleaning to driveway sealing, holiday lights and more. In this episode, you'll learn about Adam's journey and commitment to excellence as he strives to become the ultimate property service provider. Learn about Adam's dedication, his unique approach to customer care, and how Pad Pal continues to evolve with your needs. It's really an honor to see what my brother Chap has done in the home services arena and now what he's empowering thousands more to do on their one with Home Service University. Check out all his links here: https://stan.store/homeserviceking?fbclid=PAAabWcRGUa79EXlQuvrvoztA_Ipsj6etRTFb470CBn9T0Ln53x6vsVxIfPkk_aem_AeZyRKl1__WDCfIkZ5bND72CaLoincxcgompqgVhZywfhC8Cc4M8jOj0UAubV-28O4E This podcast is sponsored by Deep Social Brands, a digital marketing agency I co-founded which focuses on personal branding for pro athletes, businesses and influencers. Deep Social Brands leverages organic growth on apps like TikTok and Instagram leaving our clients with millions of views that translate into business value. Head over to DeepSocialBrands.com to learn more. This podcast is also sponsored by Deep Drip Coffee. This is a personal passion project of mine as I have always wanted to have a physical product that can help me connect with other creators and outstanding people - and what better product to do than coffee, where so many incredible conversations begin? Deep Drip is some of the best coffee you'll ever try and I'm not just saying that: try it for yourself @ www.deepdrip.co and use code word DEEP10 for 10% off any bag! Here are 2 ways you can help the podcast grow! Leave a Rating and review HERE Share it on social media and tag me @deepaksharma.co Enjoy this episode and just remember, It's Not That Deep

Welcome to the season 1 finale of It's Not That Deep! In this episode, recorded during Mercury's Retrograde, we're going to rant about anything and everything. It's chaotic, it's jumbled, it's the inside of my mind!

Thanks for taking us with ya! 

This week, I chat with Mike Linares, the founder of Simple Nursing. In this episode, Mike shares the inspiration behind the creation of Simple Nursing and how his innovative approach to teaching has revolutionized the way nursing students learn and prepare for their careers. We'll also uncover some of the key strategies and resources that have made Simple Nursing a trusted name in nursing education. This podcast is sponsored by Deep Social Brands, a digital marketing agency I co-founded which focuses on personal branding for pro athletes, businesses and influencers. Deep Social Brands leverages organic growth on apps like TikTok and Instagram leaving our clients with millions of views that translate into business value. Head over to DeepSocialBrands.com to learn more. This podcast is also sponsored by Deep Drip Coffee. This is a personal passion project of mine as I have always wanted to have a physical product that can help me connect with other creators and outstanding people - and what better product to do than coffee, where so many incredible conversations begin? Deep Drip is some of the best coffee you'll ever try and I'm not just saying that: try it for yourself @ www.deepdrip.co and use code word DEEP10 for 10% off any bag! Here are 2 ways you can help the podcast grow! Leave a Rating and review HERE Share it on social media and tag me @deepaksharma.co Enjoy this episode and just remember, It's Not That Deep

Shower Thoughts... we're thinking 'em and you are too.

This week, I chat with Alicia Dunams, a renowned author, speaker, and entrepreneur, whose inspiring journey and invaluable insights have transformed countless lives. From her best-selling books to her dynamic speaking engagements, Alicia Dunams is a force to be reckoned with in the world of personal development and business growth. In this episode, we explore Alicia's innovative strategies for success, drawing from her own experiences as well as her work with top leaders and organizations. Discover the keys to unlocking your true potential, navigating life's challenges, and creating a lasting impact on the world. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or simply seeking inspiration for personal growth, this conversation with Alicia Dunams is a must-listen. This podcast is sponsored by Deep Social Brands, a digital marketing agency I co-founded which focuses on personal branding for pro athletes, businesses and influencers. Deep Social Brands leverages organic growth on apps like TikTok and Instagram leaving our clients with millions of views that translate into business value. Head over to DeepSocialBrands.com to learn more. This podcast is also sponsored by Deep Drip Coffee. This is a personal passion project of mine as I have always wanted to have a physical product that can help me connect with other creators and outstanding people - and what better product to do than coffee, where so many incredible conversations begin? Deep Drip is some of the best coffee you'll ever try and I'm not just saying that: try it for yourself @ www.deepdrip.co and use code word DEEP10 for 10% off any bag! Here are 2 ways you can help the podcast grow! Leave a Rating and review HERE Share it on social media and tag me @deepaksharma.co Enjoy this episode and just remember, It's Not That Deep

This week, I chat with client and friend Dr. Hamid Nassery, a practicing dentist for over 30 years. He's the founder of Real Smile Dentistry in Miami, Florida - a dentistry practice that helps thousands of patients transform their life. Now, Dr. Nassery is not your average dentist - in fact, we've helped him go viral on social media for his more functional approach to dentistry that takes into account human physiology and lifestyle choices and how that impacts your overall health. The biggest recurring theme of Dr. Nassery's content and message is to breathe through your nose EXCLUSIVELY (No mouth breathing whatsoever). This, along with many other practical changes to your lifestyle can have a dramatic impact on your appearance, your well-being, your lifespan as well as your healthspan. Dr. Nassery's approach merges philosophies of eastern and western medicine to create a protocol borrowed from experts all over the world, that he now teaches other dentists as well in seminars. I absolutely love working with and learning from Dr. Nassery, it was an honour to have him on It's Not That Deep - I hope you all enjoy this episode This podcast is sponsored by Deep Social Brands, a digital marketing agency I co-founded which focuses on personal branding for entrepreneurs, pro athletes, businesses and everyone in-between. Deep Social Brands leverages organic growth on apps like TikTok and Instagram leaving our clients with millions of views that translate into millions of dollars for your business/brand. Head over to DeepSocialBrands.com to get started. Here are 2 ways you can help the podcast grow! Leave a Rating and review HERE Share it on social media and tag me @deepaksharma.co Enjoy this episode and just remember, It's Not That Deep

This week, I chat with my good friend Brett Kauffman. Brett is an email-marketing and copywriting wizard. Owner of Well Spring Media, Brett's main offer is helping business owners get their emails out of the spam tab and into the primary tab - helping businesses expand and grow their reach. In this episode, we dive into how Brett has helped his clients generate over $75M and we also talk a little bit about why he loved Miami, Salsa, and Bachata! This podcast is sponsored by Deep Social Brands, a digital marketing agency I co-founded which focuses on personal branding for pro athletes, businesses and influencers. Deep Social Brands leverages organic growth on apps like TikTok and Instagram leaving our clients with millions of views that translate into business value. Head over to DeepSocialBrands.com to learn more. Here are 2 ways you can help the podcast grow! Leave a Rating and review HERE Share it on social media and tag me @deepaksharma.co Enjoy this episode and just remember, It's Not That Deep

Michael Lupolover is a successful lawyer & serial entrepreneur based in Miami FL. He's also the proud founder of the Lupo Yacht Club, an exclusive membership club that allows its patrons to become fractional owners of a super yacht. Owning 2 x 70-foot super yachts and having a massive villa in Sunny Isles, Lupo knows not only how to work hard, but also how to play hard. Deep Social has been running Mr. Lupolover's content so it's been an honor to record this podcast on his yacht. This was a fun episode I hope you enjoy This podcast is sponsored by Deep Social Brands, a digital marketing agency I co-founded which focuses on personal branding for pro athletes, businesses, and influencers. Deep Social Brands leverages organic growth on apps like TikTok and Instagram leaving our clients with millions of views that translate into business value. Head over to [DeepSocialBrands.com](http://deepsocialbrands.com/) to learn more. This podcast is also sponsored by Deep Drip Coffee. This is a personal passion project of mine as I have always wanted to have a physical product that can help me connect with other creators and outstanding people - and what better product to do than coffee, where so many incredible conversations begin? Deep Drip is some of the best coffee you'll ever try and I'm not just saying that: try it for yourself @ [www.deepdrip.co](http://www.deepdrip.co/) and use code word DEEP10 for 10% off any bag! Here are 2 ways you can help the podcast grow! Leave a Rating and review [HERE](https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast...) Share it on social media and tag me @deepaksharma.co Enjoy this episode and just remember, [It's Not That Deep](http://www.deepaksharma.co/)

This week, I chat with Denise Lee, founder of Alala, a successful athleisure brand for women. Alala is THE go-to wardrobe for vibrant women with sophisticated styles who are moved by life. Denise's brand is really cool because it believes in creating timeless staple pieces that are trend and gimmick-free and very high quality. In this episode, we chat about how the brand went from 0-7+ figures in 18 months as well as her plan for taking it to 8 figures and beyond. We chat about her goals for selling the company, and we touch on what it's like being an immigrant entrepreneur. This podcast is sponsored by Deep Social Brands, a digital marketing agency I co-founded which focuses on personal branding for pro athletes, businesses, and influencers. Deep Social Brands leverages organic growth on apps like TikTok and Instagram leaving our clients with millions of views that translate into business value. Head over to DeepSocialBrands.com to learn more. This podcast is also sponsored by Deep Drip Coffee. This is a personal passion project of mine as I have always wanted to have a physical product that can help me connect with other creators and outstanding people - and what better product to do than coffee, where so many incredible conversations begin? Deep Drip is some of the best coffee you'll ever try and I'm not just saying that: try it for yourself @ www.deepdrip.co and use code word DEEP10 for 10% off any bag! Here are 2 ways you can help the podcast grow! Leave a Rating and review HERE Share it on social media and tag me @deepaksharma.co Enjoy this episode and just remember, It's Not That Deep

This week, I chat with my good friend Jeremy Abrahamson @coachjeremy305, the Founder of Microdosing Mastermind, which helps thousands of people heal their brains holistically. Put short, he's on a mission to save the world from itself in many ways. Jeremy is passionate about holistic living, biohacking, mental and physical health, and living the best life possible. If you have seen any of Jeremy's content on his TikTok (over 1.4M Followers), you'll know that he has a very in-your-face approach to calling out the consumption habits of people in Western society. In this episode, we dive into some of the major catalyst moments that made Jeremy who he is today, his view on things like vaping, chemicals, and the eating habits of people in the West. We also touch on relationships, his physical and spiritual non-negotiables, and much much more. This podcast is sponsored by Deep Social Brands, a digital marketing agency I co-founded which focuses on personal branding for pro athletes, businesses, and influencers. Deep Social Brands leverages organic growth on apps like TikTok and Instagram leaving our clients with millions of views that translate into business value. Head over to DeepSocialBrands.com to learn more. This podcast is also sponsored by Deep Drip Coffee. This is a personal passion project of mine as I have always wanted to have a physical product that can help me connect with other creators and outstanding people - and what better product to do than coffee, where so many incredible conversations begin? Deep Drip is some of the best coffee you'll ever try and I'm not just saying that: try it for yourself @ www.deepdrip.co and use code word DEEP10 for 10% off any bag! Here are 2 ways you can help the podcast grow! Leave a Rating and review HERE Share it on social media and tag me @deepaksharma.co Enjoy this episode and just remember, It's Not That Deep

This week, I chat with Nicole Garcia, the Jet Empress. Nicole is one of the worlds top private jet brokers and is an expert on all things private aviation. Nicole is a friend of ours as well as a client of Deep Social Brands! She works for Jet Luxe, a Dubai based jet company and is also building her own platform, EmpressJets. In this episode, we dive into the private jet industry and how she got into it as well as some really cool inside insights on the space as a whole. This podcast is sponsored by Deep Social Brands, a digital marketing agency I co-founded which focuses on personal branding for pro athletes, businesses and influencers. Deep Social Brands leverages organic growth on apps like TikTok and Instagram leaving our clients with millions of views that translate into business value. Head over to DeepSocialBrands.com to learn more. This podcast is also sponsored by Deep Drip Coffee. This is a personal passion project of mine as I have always wanted to have a physical product that can help me connect with other creators and outstanding people - and what better product to do than coffee, where so many incredible conversations begin? Deep Drip is some of the best coffee you'll ever try and I'm not just saying that: try it for yourself @ www.deepdrip.co and use code word DEEP10 for 10% off any bag! Here are 2 ways you can help the podcast grow! Leave a Rating and review HERE Share it on social media and tag me @deepaksharma.co Enjoy this episode and just remember, It's Not That Deep

This week, I chat with my good friend & client Dallas Blanton. Dallas is a real estate agent and investor currently operating out of Atlanta with plans to expand into many other states in the US and beyond. In this episode we dive into some of the crazy stories of his Real Estate journey to date, the day-to-day realities of actually being in the real estate space, as well as how he keeps his body and mind sharp to compete in the shark-infested waters of the property game. This is a special podcast to me because it's kicking off what feels like a new season / new chapter in the It's Not That Deep Journey. And there's nobody I'd rather do that with than one of our longest-standing clients at Deep Social Brands, my brother Dallas. This podcast is sponsored by Deep Social Brands, a creative agency I co-founded where we strategize, script out, film, edit & post content for dozens of entrepreneurs, pro athletes, coaches, & businesses alike. Deep Social Brands leverages organic growth on apps like TikTok and Instagram leaving our clients with millions of views that translate into dollars for their business/brand. Head over to DeepSocialBrands.com to book a call & see if we're a good fit. Here are 2 ways you can help the podcast grow: Leave a Rating and review HERE Share it on social media and tag me @deepaksharma.co Enjoy this episode and just remember, It's Not That Deep

Join us for this episode where Phillip and David are joined by Jamie Jacobsen of Tedious & Brief, who's music and convo is certainly not the former, and you won't want it to be the latter.As is typical for the artists we bring on, Tedious & Brief's music is hard to categorize.  They refer to it as "crispy jams" and we love their synth pop sensibilities with clever and genuine lyrics that are extremely relatable.  But most of all, they just keep producing banger after banger since their original smash "Papercuts" back in 2019 (which we will share a tremendous live recording of from Musikfest 2022).Website: tediousandbriefmusic.comYouTube ChannelSpotify ChannelBandcamp - T&B Audiotree sessionsThank you so much to Audiotree for the amazing recordings of Tedious & Brief.  It was so great to share them!BioJamie Jacobsen is an indie pop songwriter who heads up the groovy, slickly produced project Tedious & Brief.  Jacobsen took up guitar and songwriting at a young age. She has mentioned her earliest influences include Stevie Ray Vaughn and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, which has evolved into a more polished sound featuring airy synth elements and vocals akin to Maggie Rogers or Lorde. Her debut single “Papercuts”, set the mood for the rest of Tedious & Brief's debut self-titled EP.  They have also released a live album featuring their performance on Audiotree live and several singles, including “Not That Deep”, “Middle Class” and most recently “Tired Work”.Thank you to Carver Commodore, argonaut&wasp, and Blair Crimmins for allowing us to use their music in the show open and close. It makes everything sound so much better!If you'd like to sponsor our show or if you're a musician who'd like to come on the show, or if you have a recommendation for OUR next favorite band, hit us up on any of the social media platforms at @nextfavband, or visit our website at stereophilia.studio for more information and to contact us. Let's catch a live show together soon!#nextfavband #livemusic #music #musicinterview #musician #singer #guitar #song #newmusic #explorepage #instamusic #bestmusic #musicismylife #musicindustry #musiclife #songwriter #musiclover #musicfestival

In this episode of “It's Not That Deep,” co-hosts Olivia Estright and Phoebe Cykosky are on a mission to cook a meal for a panel of three judges (The Daily Collegian staffers and friends). The two decide to make a pesto pasta dish with a side of artisan-style bread. In the cooking process, Cykosky overcomes her fear of touching raw chicken, and Estright nearly burns the bread. Food critic and “It's Not That Deep” producer Alex Osman describes the final dish as “serviceable.”

In 2023, “It's Not That Deep” co-hosts Olivia Estright and Phoebe Cykosky plan to leave plenty of their issues and struggles behind. In their usual fashion, Estright and Cykosky took submissions from viewers on what struggles they plan to leave behind in 2022. The podcast duo then wrote all of the submissions on plates as a way to physically represent everything their viewers deal with. By the end of the episode, the co-hosts head outside and smash the plates as a symbol of them “breaking up” with 2022. With the new year comes a new dedication to self-love and personal growth for the podcasters and their viewers.

The “It's Not That Deep” duo (and their unsolicited advice) is back in the HUB-Robeson Center. This week, co-hosts Olivia Estright and Phoebe Cykosky ask the Penn State population about their plans for Valentine's Day. They also encourage passing students to share dating pitches to the world. From the four people who are brave enough to talk to the “It's Not That Deep” crew, it's clear that love is in the air.

A proper work-life balance? Never heard of her. Well, that's probably not what students want to hear when seeking personal life advice, but it's what “It's Not That Deep” co-hosts Olivia Estright and Phoebe Cykosky are able to offer. The duo took to the HUB-Robeson Center to share similar unsolicited advice to their fellow Penn Staters. Work-life balance wasn't the only thing discussed, with topics ranging from personal relationships to schoolwork. But at the end of the day, this advice may not be the best route because it's not that deep.

This week, I chat with my friend Austin Abeyta, famously known on TikTok as The Digital Bromad. Austin had created a community of nearly 300K followers by talking about travel, working remotely, and dating outside of the USA. I'm excited for you all to hear this episode because we had the chance to meet in person and record the podcast at my apartment in Medellin, Colombia. This podcast is sponsored by Deep Social Brands, a personal branding agency that blows up our clients on TikTok & Instagram Reels. We focus on helping 7-figure + founders looking to leverage social media to build their personal brand. If this is you, head over to www.DeepSocialBrands.com to schedule a call with me this week! Here are 2 ways you can help the podcast grow! Leave a Rating and review HERE Share it on social media and tag me @deepaksharma.co Enjoy this episode and just remember, It's Not That Deep

In 2023, “It's Not That Deep” co-hosts Olivia Estright and Phoebe Cykosky plan to leave plenty of their issues and struggles behind. In their usual fashion, Estright and Cykosky took submissions from viewers on what struggles they plan to leave behind in 2022. The podcast duo then wrote all of the submissions on plates as a way to physically represent everything their viewers deal with. By the end of the episode, the co-hosts head outside and smash the plates as a symbol of them “breaking up” with 2022. With the new year comes a new dedication to self-love and personal growth for the podcasters and their viewers.

This week, I chat with my friend & client Chance Welton. Chance is an entrepreneur, investor, growth hacker, co-founder of Abundance.io & Modern Millionaires. He's also a husband, father, & much much more In this episode, we dive into his humble beginnings on a potato farm in Idaho, how losing his father dramatically impacted his life & journey, biohacking and optimizing your life through meditation & visualization. We also dove into his experiences with psychedelics and more on this jam-packed episode of It's Not That Deep. This podcast is sponsored by Deep Social Brands, a personal branding agency that blows up our clients on TikTok & Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, LinkedIn, & Facebook. We focus on helping 7 figure + founders looking to leverage social media to build a profitable personal brand. If this is you, head over to www.DeepSocialBrands.com to schedule a call with me this week! Here's 2 ways you can help the podcast grow! Leave a Rating and review HERE Share it on social media and tag me @deepaksharma.co Enjoy this episode and just remember, It's Not That Deep

Another year is coming to a close, and like everyone else in the world, I'll say, "Where has the time gone?" The days are long, but the years are short. I am so thankful for all that 2022 was and how many lessons I learned. Join me as we reflect back and share some insight into how this year changed me for the better. 22 Lessons I Learned in 2022 Listen to this week's episode of the Self-Starter Podcast to hear all 22 lessons. But the overall themes for this year were very similar. Here are the basics of what I learned. Maybe you need to hear this too! You CAN do the things you've always wanted to. Living your dream life doesn't mean living the perfect life. There is always room for improvement, but that doesn't mean you can't be happy and enjoy right now. Rest is productive. My achievements are not the best thing about me. Thank you for following along on this journey. It means the world to me that you support this podcast! I cannot wait for you to see what we have in store for the New Year. Wishing you a happy and healthy end to the year and start to 2023 very soon! Loved this episode? I would so appreciate it if you left a 5-star rating and review on Apple podcasts. It helps the podcast so much to be discovered by other amazing listeners just like YOU. Links Mentioned: Take me to the SHOW NOTES (on the blog). Follow Nichole on INSTAGRAM. Listen to Episode Episode 021: How I Plan for Vacation in My Business. Listen to Episode 023: It's Not That Deep. Free Resources and Tools HERE. Shoot with Nichole at The Styled Event. Join the Wedding Walkthrough Course. Shop Nichole's Amazon Favorites (including gear, biz books, and more!).

The “It's Not That Deep” podcast has reached its season finale for this fall semester. Co-hosts Phoebe Cykosky and Olivia Estright reflect on their semesters and describe what their finals weeks are going to look like. Cykosky brings a point to the conversation, saying how classes actually related to your major “are that deep,” meaning they're important. Her co-host Estright agrees. Besides the topic of finals and the end of the semester, the duo also have an in-depth conversation about one of their top shows right now, the Netflix series “BoJack Horseman,” and how they think they can relate it to their day-to-day life.

Co-hosts Phoebe Cykosky and Olivia Estright are back for another edition of the “It's Not That Deep” podcast. The duo covers a wide range of topics in this episode, from sporting events to the World Cup to “cuffing” season. Cykosky and Estright take the time to put into perspective how important it is to not let your emotions get the best of you and not take everything you see on social media to heart because, at the end of the day, it's not that deep.

This week, I chat with Alex Comeau, a modern-day renaissance man and good friend of mine. Alex is the co-founder of 3D Showing, Canada's leading 3D rendering company. He's also the co-founder of Happy Fish, a popular bar and nightclub in the nation's capital. But that's not all, Alex is also deeply embedded in the Web3 space. In fact, he's been on the ground floor of some incredible NFT projects & Web3/Metaverse start-ups that he is passionately executing on in his free time.  He was instrumental in designing Timmy trumpets NFT project which we sold for 33 ETH. And if that wasn't all enough, Alex also  co-founded and is working on chrove (chroveapp.com) which is a web3 platform to allow brands and agencies to deploy web3 rewards in under 5 minutes. In this episode, we go over some of the wild stories from his journey thus far, we dive into the different ventures he's involved in and what he's most excited for in the future.  This podcast is sponsored by Deep Social Brands, a personal branding agency that blows up our clients on TikTok, IG Reels, YouTube Shorts, FB Reels, & LinkedIn. We focus on helping 7 figure + founders looking to leverage social media to build their personal brand. If this is you, head over to www.DeepSocialBrands.com to schedule a call with me this week! Here's 2 ways you can help the podcast grow! Leave a Rating and review HERE Share it on social media and tag me @deepaksharma.co Enjoy this episode and just remember, It's Not That Deep

Keeping friendships in college can be tough, and “It's Not That Deep” co-hosts Olivia Estright and Phoebe Cykosky address this view in this episode. The duo returns to viewer submissions for this video, and they both apply their own insight to others' “It's Not That Deep” moments. Friendship is a big theme in this episode, with Estright and Cykosky using their own experiences to help others. Estright also makes note of the difficulty of keeping friendships throughout college due to the rapid changes throughout one's four years. But, she says it's OK for those friendships to change and even drop, because at the end of the day, it's not that deep.

This week, I chat with my brother Josh Reyes. Josh is a Real Estate broker currently working at Remax (formerly Blue Panda at the time of recording). Josh has been voted the #1 social media realtor in Ottawa many times, and for good reason. Follow him on IG and you'll see a dude who makes real estate actually interesting and realistic for millennials. In fact, his social media presence is so strong that he actually became MY real estate agent and helped me secure my first property last year! In this episode, we talk all about real estate, social media, and realising potential in all areas of life. This podcast is sponsored by Deep Social Brands, a personal branding agency that blows up our clients on TikTok & Instagram Reels. We focus on helping 7 figure + founders looking to leverage social media to build their personal brand. If this is you, head over to www.DeepSocialBrands.com to schedule a call with me this week! Here's 2 ways you can help the podcast grow! Leave a Rating and review HERE Share it on social media and tag me @deepaksharma.co Enjoy this episode and just remember, It's Not That Deep

We had the pleasure of interviewing ari hicks over Zoom video.ari's furious feminist energy is palpable, flaunting her genre-spanning style as she ricochets between themes of empowerment and bravado, giving listeners a first glance at ari entering her Villain Era as she pays homage to the death of a male centric narrative. Showcasing a different dimension of the pop singer, this Chapter acts as the start of her newest era. Featuring three brand new tracks as well as familiar favorites “Romeo Dies”, “Sucker”, “Shut Up" and “Look Pretty”. We start off with the self-assertive pop anthem “Two Sides” followed by “Pull your Tooth” and “Jaded”, giving the euphoric darker sound and get-under-your-skin lyrics to end the chapter on an edgier note, offering listeners a more haunting glimpse into Chapter 2. “It's Not That Deep: Chapter 1 follows ari hicks's 2020 Kiss Me, Kill Me EP, which introduced the world to her halloween hit “Kiss Me, Kill Me” Since then, the dark pop siren has firmly proved herself as a top artist to watch this year. Reigning as a Live Nation's “Ones to Watch 2022” with nearly 200k TikTok followers and earning acclaim from the likes of Wonderland, Vogue, ALT Press and many more. Consider this an honest and bold storybook about unapologetically stepping into your power, It's Not That Deep is an all encompassing soundtrack of entering your Villain Era. Each Chapter a collage of stories and experiences that were derived to hone in on the concept of reclaiming your power. On the release, ari confides, “Chapter 1: My forthcoming album “It's Not That Deep” is an all encompassing soundtrack of entering your Villain Era. Each Chapter a collage of stories and experiences that were derived to hone in on the concept of reclaiming your power. Chapter 1 really embodies a lighter energy, its a little petty, a little savage but its FUN. It's tapping into your feminine energy and taking these cookie cutter stories and giving them a bit of a plot twist, because why shouldn't girls have their fun? Sonically and visually I aligned and designed each of these tracks with main character energy (hence why they all have an actual character). These tracks are for the brats, the girls that feel silenced, the ones that are entering their villain era selflessly or selfishly - I want this Chapter to be the voice for that.”This episode is sponsored by American Musical Supply. Go to https://ter.li/AmericanMusicalSupply-BACKWARD and use promo code BACKWARD to receive $20 off a purchase over $100. We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #arihicks #ItsNotThatDeep #NewMusic #zoom Listen & Subscribe to BiB https://www.bringinitbackwards.com/follow/ Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpod