Intention, Perception, and Subjection (Episode 004)

The Right Person For You...Is You (Episode 008)

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Acknowledging Your Capacity (And How To Expand It) (Episode 006)

This week, we discuss our "capacity", what capacity is, as well as how to recognize it and expand it within ourselves and in our listeners. We also talk about being overly reactive and how being too reactive and following your instincts might not always be the best course of action. In regards to epiphanies, The Paralytic, and missing the punchline - We're So Sorry

How To Achieve Self-Actualization (Maslow's Hierarchy Of Needs) (Episode 005)

This week, we talk about how to achieve all five stages of Maslow's Hierarchy of needs, and most importantly, self-actualization. We also discuss tips and tricks to become your best self, as well as some of the most common things that have held us back from reaching our full potential. We're So Sorry. Check out Austin's new song "Anxious" here: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5pVNBj1FDhaBFgYJ4ygg2Y?si=uwUYSD1uSNmG1sXi5gQWGA&nd=1 Check out our other links: https://linktr.ee/weresosorry

Intention, Perception, and Subjection (Episode 004)

In this episode, we discuss how to evaluate others and ourselves based on intention, perception, and subjection. We also talk deeply about influence, solving problems within yourself and with others, and more. Notable things we apologize for in this week's episode include, but are not limited to: Thanos, childhood phobias, TSA security checkpoints, and Paul Blart: Mall Cop. We're So Sorry.