The Booketeer Podcast

Are you just a bad egg, or are you seeking more out of life?

You don't feel satisfied with your current way of living. You're working towards something bigger, but it's scary. Scary because it's different from what you used to imagine for yourself and from what others expect from you. Even worse, you're not sure exactly what it is. You just know that by taking the steps to pursue it, you're sure to find a diamond. Thankfully, Paul Millerd shared his experience with it in the book, "The Pathless Path". This episode is more of my thoughts and experience with the idea of the pathless path, as well as some catching up since the previous episode. Hopefully, it'll help you make better sense of the question; Are you just a bad egg, or are you a big dreamer seeking more out of life?

How To Choose What To Care About(lessons from Mark Manson)

Yup. It's the long awaited book by Mark Manson; The Subtle Art of Not Giving A F*ck. This book hit the spots I needed it to, and I couldn't help but share it here. If you listen to this and end up reading the book, remember to keep an open mind. Some of his opinions are controversial but he seems to be sharing from experience and deep reflection. Either way, I hope you find this episode beneficial. Happy Listening!

Are Fiction Books A Waste of Time? (My Journey From Hating to Fangirling)

No spoilers. If you think fiction books are a waste of time, this is for you. If you're obsessed with fiction, grab your pods and listen as well. Hope you benefit from it. IG: @thebooketeer Let's connect!

Savages, Racism and Malcolm X

Discussed racism, African-American vs African, and some insights from the life of Malcolm X. Happy listening✨

Online Presence and Digital Footprints(why you should care)

•How important is having an online presence? •What exactly are your digital footprints? •How can you reap the benefits of the internet while reducing the risks from leaving your footprints? These are questions I discussed in this episode, inspired by the book, “The World is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty-First Century” by Thomas L. Friedman Sit back with attentive ears and I hope you benefit from the episode. Happy listening✨