# 16 - Simon Kim (Keep It Wholesome)

#17 - Trinity (@3srealm) (Modeling, Becoming Confident, The Dangers of Ego, The Importance of Humility, Overcoming Self-Doubt)

Trinity is a model, painter and - most importantly - an awesome human being. In this episode, Andrew and Trinity talked about becoming confident in oneself, the dangers of becoming 'too confident' or egotistic, and the importance of humility. You can find Trinity on Instagram via @3srealm [https://www.instagram.com/3srealm/]. You can find Andrew on Instagram via @poolhousenewyork [https://www.instagram.com/poolhousenewyork/] and @andrewanabi [https://www.instagram.com/andrewanabi/]. You can shop Pool House New York's newest clothing collection via www.poolhousenewyork.com [https://www.poolhousenewyork.com/].

# 16 - Simon Kim (Keep It Wholesome)

In this episode, I sat down with my first guest, Simon Kim. He is the founder of the brand, Keep It Wholesome. Simon's been making content on TikTok for over two years and he's developed a large following since then (+1.1 million). He's also branched out onto other platforms like YouTube and he has his own podcast, Voice Memos with Simon Kim, where he talks about positive mental health topics. Simon and I discuss the ups and downs of being a creator, finding your "voice", managing your mental health, finding inspiration and so much more. We hope you enjoy. :)   Links:   Simon's TikTok: @keepitwholesome. Simon's Instagram: @keepingitwholesome. Simon's YouTube: wholesomesimon Simon's Podcast: Voice Memos with Simon Kim. Simon's Store: www.keepitwholesome.com   Andrew's TikTok: @poolhousenewyork Andrew's Instagram: @poolhousenewyork Andrew's Newsletter/Blog: loveandrew.poolhousenewyork.com Andrew's Store: www.poolhousenewyork.com

# 15 - The Art of Happiness

In this episode, I share a story of how I was overwhelmed a few weeks ago and the way I grounded myself in spite of this. In particular, I started to look outward (i.e. I started to pay attention to the people and things around me). In turn, this brought my spirits back up. It reminded me that some of the happiest moments in my life are when I am paying attention to someone or something other than myself. Music for the podcast is composed by Harold Malcolm. You can find him on Instagram @haroldmalcolm. —  To read my writings, subscribe to my Newsletter (loveandrew.poolhousenewyork.com/welcome). To stay up to date on everything, follow me on Instagram (@poolhousenewyork) and TikTok (@poolhousenewyork).

# 14 - The Tragedy of Good Luck

In this episode, I explore the idea that we rarely know the difference between good and bad luck. Often, what is bad momentarily is capable of creating something good in the future — it has the potential to lead us to people and things we will not be able to imagine our lives without one day. Remembering this is important because it gives us the confidence to realize that potential and to turn our world into something better than it was. To subscribe to my newsletter, visit loveandrew.poolhousenewyork.com/welcome. Music for the podcast is composed by Harold Malcolm. You can find him on Instagram @haroldmalcolm. To stay up to date on future episodes and projects, follow me on Instagram @poolhousenewyork.

# 12 - The Art of Regret

In this episode, I explore the importance of regret. I discuss how regret is simply a tool and guiding light that helps us learn from our mistakes. At the same time, I discuss how we need to keep in mind that the past probably needed to happen the way it did. Sometimes we need to go through those hard lessons. To subscribe to my newsletter, visit loveandrew.poolhousenewyork.com/welcome. Music for the podcast is composed by Harold Malcolm. You can find him on Instagram @haroldmalcolm. To see the accompanying artwork and writing for this episode, visit my Instagram @poolhousenewyork. My poetry book is also available now. You can find it at poolhousenewyork.com/books/selectedpoems.