In this episode I talk about:

-Fears in creating

-The logic behind them

-And an old argument about Marvel

Thanks for listening to this episode of the podcast.

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This one's a short one. Just a bit of a short story that I quickly wrote to hold myself accountable and maybe document the daily process.

If you listened (or didn't): Thank you.

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Silence. I would leave this whole thing blank, but I'll just keep it short instead:

In this episode:

-We need silence

Quotes:

"shh" 1:20

Timestamps:

Silence: 1:20

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Warning: While this episode is about writing, specifically how one may approach words and being meaningful about them, it takes place in the subject of a spiritual book. The book is written by Anthony Bloom called Beginning to Pray. The point of this is not to teach anything, or preach, nor am I encouraging spiritual interpretation. I am simply looking at the words he says and trying to apply it to other areas of my life. Please do not take this to a spiritual level or interpret it in such a way. With that said:

In this episode:

-Writing gushing out of our souls

-Mimickry and the daily practice

Note:

I am not calling prayer that doesn't gush out of your souls, a daily practice. I just felt it was similar in some aspects.

This episode will probably one of very few spiritual episodes and probably won't occur again. As something I wanted to share, not being able to record a more story focused episode, I put out this so you guys wouldn't miss out on anything and hopefully would gain something.

The next episode, season 3 episode 7, should be out by Saturday, and I hope this one serves you. Thank you.

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Along the journey we grow. We grow by putting in the work. The work, sometimes causes a result. But how much do we try to change that result, if we don't like it? How do we pressure ourselves to reach a result? Do we assume the future? How do you follow something while being present?

In this episode I talk about:

-The pressure I've put on myself

-The morality of goals and planning

-Approaching being present

I hope those questions, got a perspective and maybe helped you. I appreciate any form of support towards the podcast, whether it's looking at the description, listening to an episode, or even recommending it. Thank you.

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In this episode I talk about

-Being multifaceted

-Why the basics have so much depth

-My need for exceptions

What this podcast is moving towards:

I find that whenever I announce the direction I want to go, it doesn't happen but, I'm almost tired of doing raw thoughts. I really want to change it up and make this professional (when I say amateur in the episode, I mean that towards the expectation towards the analytics and diminishing that) and different.

This is a podcast, really for beginners, after all I don't think there are too many "experts at life." Here I'm going to explore the basic lessons in story, both produced and raw, with occasionally a raw thought on mindset or storytelling. If you want a fancier version of all of this read the podcast description.

I don't want to do interview, because there are so many interview podcasts, and I don't want to bring anything new to that, after all there's not much innovation in my lens to do there, but in someone else's there may be.

Storytelling doesn't have to mean Gimlet, NPR, Hardcore History or Wondery, for episodes, but it can.

Thank you for listening to this episode.

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In this episode, the morality of burying the themes, in tone and metaphors, and revising art is pondered.

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Note:

When I say I don't think any of us creates, that comes from my foundation in how I view things and faith. I'm not trying to offend artists, storytellers, etc. but if you look at the ideas and content and stories that's come out, you can't say it was a one man show. It's influenced by so many people from the beginning, that because of my perspective, I don't think I, at this moment (2/13/2021) can call myself a creator, but maybe some do, so forgive me for forcing that belief on you. That's just my outlook.

Thank you for taking the time to listen to this episode.

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This one delves into a produced version of the behind the scenes in how I approach change with content. This change stemmed from confusion. The question became, how do I navigate it? Among the pressure, worry, feeling lost, and over complication?

Timestamps:

Intro

Chapter 1:

Chapter 2:

Chapter 3: 12:00

Some Final Thoughts:

Stay tuned for a couple more days, for an updated version of this episode.

Thanks for listening to this one and for the patience on this. I hope this served you and I appreciate it.

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This episode is, extremely raw and "unproduced."

In this episode I talk about:

-How our understanding is incomplete

-The growth mindset

-The foundation and being a child

I hope this episode brings you value and looks at your perspective.

Thank you for listening to this episode.

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In this episode, I complete Part 2 on a reflection of 2020 and applying that into 2021. Part 1 was A Collection of Thoughts on Unforeseen Events. In Part 2 I discuss:

-Light at the end of the tunnel

-Trusting in the process, not the expectation

-Moving forward with waiting

Timestamps:

Intro: 0:00

Thoughts on Normal: 1:29

Thoughts on Waiting being Part of the Journey: 3:42

Thoughts on Trust: 6:00

Thoughts on Taking Steps Forward: 7:57

Thank You: 10:32

I hope this episode brought you value. Thank you for taking the time to listen to this episode.

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In this episode I talk about:

-What mindset Resolutions encourage

-Appreciation and my mindset

-My thoughts on 2021 and expectations

Thanks for listening to this episode. I really appreciate it. Thank you.

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In this episode I talk about:

-A review of this year

-The journey and peace

-Unforeseen events

This is one of the more highly produced episodes I've been wanting to make for a while. I hope more are on the way (if it's right) and they offer a new perspective.

Timestamps:

0:19 Intro

1:11 Some thoughts on the year

2:54 Thoughts on acceptance

3:37 Thoughts on why it happens

5:09 Thoughts on every person's journey

6:54 Thoughts on the prediction of these events

7:24 Thoughts on the next year

7:56 Concluding thoughts

8:33 Thank you

Things mentioned:

Joshua King on Black Lives Matter

Spencer Dinwiddie on Kobe Bryant

Chadwick Boseman's Death News Report

Covid-19 News Report

Joseph Solomon's 2nd Latest Video (At time of publication)

Music from YouTube Audio Library

I won't be doing much over the nest week to two. the next episode should come out by the the first Wednesday of the New Year or earlier. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Thanks. I appreciate you choosing to listen to this podcast. Thank you.

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Talking about:

-Coming up with ideas

-Reflecting on my past process with idea formation

-Forming those ideas

Timestamps (on the way):

Quotes (on the way):

Different content on the way and I hope to continue to improve each episode.

Thanks for listening to this episode. I really appreciate the choice of you coming to choose to listen to this podcast and listen to my content on the journey. Thank you.

-Nathan

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In this episode I talk about:

-How stories feed my soul (1:30)

-Stories getting a message across in Spider-Man Into the Spider Verse and Pixar (Soul) (7:15)

-How to not be preachy (24:30)

-Other forms different from storytelling and combining them (26:55)

This one is a longer and more raw episode in a way, partially what I intended for this series to be...

Quotes:

"For me in stories, the best, end up feeding my soul" (2:06)

"Stories are essentially experiences" (3:00)

"You must become like a child" (5:10)

Pete Docter Paragraphs (9:52)

"For it to be effective the person has to be open minded" (11:33)

"Good job Sony." (12:57)

"I think the stereotype of animation only being for kids affects the teens and adults that could learn from it" (16:35)

Mentioned:

Spider Man Into The Spider Verse

The Interview with Pete Docter

Soul A Pixar Film

Pixar

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Sorry for the mic quality, better one on the way.

Thanks for listening. Really appreciate the patience for you sticking with this journey, you constantly coming back (something I aspire too....it's coming..slowly..) which means a lot. I got some cool new episodes and general content that I'm excited for so hope if it's right, it'll come out and it might bring you closer to God and some value.

If you want to, share this with one person. If you don't that's still cool. Either way, thank you for listening, or even just reading this. I appreciate it. Thank you.

-Nathan (potential naming on the way for like the 4th time. Thanks!)

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In this episode:

-We need silence

Quotes:

"shh" 1:20

Timestamps:

Silence: 1:20

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Thanks for listening to this episode. That one person. I appreciate it. Thank you.

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If you could leave a rating on whatever platform, good or bad, it would mean a lot. I appreciate the support. More and new content coming out soon!

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This episode touches on:

-Tradition into modern society

-Where you're really find the things you're searching for

-Making space for nothing

Timestamps:

Quotes:

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Support however you'd like. Listening means a lot by itself so thank you so much. The fact that I can impact at least one person, it means a lot.

Thank you!

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In this episode I talk about:-The direction the podcast is taking

-What I learned from a Captain Sinbad video

Things mentioned:

-Eric Wen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=MjGMimL61ko

-Captain Sinbad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=yrrEgemNbRY

Quotes mentioned:

Thanks for listening to this episode, really appreciate it. If this has helped you, I'd love to help out others so...you know what to do..I guess.. This means a lot. Thanks for sticking through all the episodes.

Thanks!

-Nathan

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In this episode I talk about:

-How to not make inspiration isn't an on/of demand thing

-Some sources for inspiration

-How appreciation affects and creates inspiration

And deliver an update on the podcast content....

If this podcast has brought you any value, I would love for you to leave a rating!

For whoever tunes in to this episode, I really appreciate it. Thanks!

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I talk about:

-The need to do cool stuff and making time for it

-Why inspiration dies

-Not acting on my own inspiration and it becoming a phase

I know my speech isn't the best nor the general quality. So for the few listeners that I have, I really appreciate you listening. I'm really excited for the future of the content and I hope you'll stick around.

Thanks for listening.

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I talk about:
-Why rules are nessecary

-How rules need to change and properly be applied in creativity

-How rules affect discipline

Thanks for listening to this episode. Lots more content on the way and got some great ideas but really excited to see them come to life.

Appreciate you listening, thanks.

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The episode title pretty much sums this one up.

Timestamps:

If you listened to this whole thing thanks. If you didn't, thanks. It still means a lot.

I really appreciate it, so thank you.

-NathanM

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Because I don't know it. This episode, is just my own thoughts on the topic that hopefully will offer an insight for you. This episode is meant to create an insight from your own thoughts. Meaning the only thing you need to take action on this, is just think about this. And then from there, seen if there's anything that you can form to act on.

In this episode I talk about:
-The purpose of each day

-My personal results of the tactics to stop research

-The cycle of research

And more...

Timestamps:

0:00 Hey

0:41 The problem

1:30 My personal problem

1:50 Failed solutions

2:50 What research really is

3:30 What it caused

4:15 Was it worth it?

5:00 The Question

5:45 Potential answers

7:00 Some thoughts

8:40 The Question

9:40 Thanks

Thanks for listening to this episode. I really appreciate it and it does really mean a lot. Thank you.

-6:27 NathanM

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No timestamps or description really fits or really serves this episode.

I really appreciate you being patient for this one and you taking the time to either read this description or listen to this episode or both means a lot. I appreciate it. Thank you.

-NM27
And the time is 6:27. 

The date is 10/9/2020 for future reference

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In this episode I talk about:
-The Definition of Insanity

-Results

-Experimenting

-And more..

Timestamps:

0:00 Intro

0:40 Recap of previous episode

1:15 Overview

2:00 Actionable

2:49: The Definition again

3:00 Disclaimer

3:30 The story and how I got there

4:30 The realization

5:42 The question

6:27 The Insight

7:35 The explanation

9:50 Personally acting on the insight

10:48 Recap

11:30 Outro

Survey (naming): https://survey.zohopublic.com/zs/FdB3vU

Things mentioned:
Ryan Ng Film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNUFcqn-aj0
James Jani film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bglIiiGj8Bs

Check them out!

Thanks for listening to this episode. I know that this can get a lot better so excited for that future. Thanks for sticking with this one.

Appreciate it, thanks.

-Nathan M

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In this episode I talk about:

-The process of coming up with my morning routine

-How the ideal reality in life works out

-How that applied to my morning routine

0:48 Recap

1:00 Update on real time

1:20 Intro to story

2:20 Overview of Morning Routine process

4:00 First draft

4:45 Beginning of lesson

5:56: The Ideal

6:40 The Ideal in the day-to-day

9:11 Modification of the routine

10:08 The Ideal in dreams

11:40

Survey

https://survey.zohopublic.com/zs/FdB3vU

Really appreciate you taking the time to listen to this one.

Thanks

- Nathan M

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I'm just going to summarize some lessons from his story and tell his story.

Edit: May Ruth Bader Ginsburg rest in peace.

Was trying a biweekly upload but I don't like that, neither do I like this format, but just a one time thing.

https://anchor.fm/fromtheroot - Voice messages. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWHFUHp_JZM&ab_channel=GOODTV%E5%A5%BD%E6%B6%88%E6%81%AF%E9%9B%BB%E8%A6%96%E5%8F%B0 - The speech

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWHFUHp_JZM&ab_channel=GOODTV%E5%A5%BD%E6%B6%88%E6%81%AF%E9%9B%BB%E8%A6%96%E5%8F%B0 - The vid

Hope this brought you value.

Thanks for listening to this episode and I really appreciate it.

-Nathan M

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Please note, I'm not disagreeing with the concept on fans. I think it's a great concept and it's necessary in marketing. But I think, just as creators, we also need to try and build relationships. My problem was more with the new word that was constantly being introduced with people who really didn't want that.

I break down in this episode:

[] How I got to that conclusion

[] What the biggest mistake I think is

[] How to learn from that to grow and improve in both the mindset and the how-to

Sidenote about timestamps: For me stories are what inspire, spark growth, create connection, and expand perspectives. They also help you remember and understand the context of the situation. The how-to is just how to implement and it won't help unless you get the full effect in my opinion. That's why I hope that timestamps can be used for future references.

Timestamps:

0:00: Intro

0:19 Recap

0:55 Overview

1:20 Sidenote about authenticity

2:00 The first word

3:26 The 2nd word

5:30 The search

6:40 The right word

7:00 Examples

8:20 The explanation

8:50 Realization and reflection

9:45 The intention

10:00 Implementation

12:20 The mindset

12:50 Outro

(I know that outro was choppy.)

Quotes. Some words to remember:
1:45 (real-time) "If you're trying to be authentic you're not and that's applying to me. Just thought of this. I think we all know our personality. It's just that we hide it because of a lack of courage or confusion."

4:15 "Tactics are necessary in marketing but I think you can still apply it in a way that matches your intentions."

8:16 "The word friend, it doesn't become a tactic. It becomes a way to connect with your audience to build friendship. And in that friendship the hope to impact is placed."

8:30 (real-time) "I think community is formed out of authentic friendship with the people listening." 

8:37 (real-time) "They support each other. The fan aspect is placed under the big tree of being a friend but also wanting more of your content."

8:47 (real-time) "It remains 1,000 true fans. But I think it also becomes 1,000 true friends"

I hope you enjoy this episode and it brings you value. This episode has been my favorite and my head for a while and I'm glad I finally got it out.

I really hope this helps you and as creators we can work on this to just create authentic true connection that really is an intention. And from there the hope to impact comes. Thanks for listening to this one and I really appreciate it.

-Nathan M

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In this episode I dicuss:

-[] The two reasons why I think people listen to you

-[] How authority and connection builds up over time

-[] How to use connection to relate with the audience

0:00 Welcome

0:11 Music

0:16 Recap

0:58 Overview

The story (because the story is what inspires and shows the process):

1:51 Introduction (getting into details and context)

3:20 The big question (Why do people listen to who they do?)

3:45 The first reason

5:27 The second reason

6:55 A sidenote on the two (Why both are essential)

The how-to (the step-by-step from the context of the story):

7:10 Building up the 1st reason (My thoughts and some tips)

8:54 Building up the 2nd reason (What I think we can do better and how)

The mindset part: (How we can shift our thinking)

13:20 Mindset part

14:15 Appreciate you listening! Thanks!

And you'll also see my trying to make it more like a TV Show to make it enjoyable, bring more context and value,  and provide a different perspective to also connect better. A little bit late but I think it's worth it. I can definitely see this "Tv Show/Docuseries" concept coming in. Send me a voice message and would appreciate your feedback or any ideas you have! Still a lot of work to go but it's a start, this will get better.

Thanks for listening to this episode. It means a lot and I deeply appreciate you taking the time to listen to it. I hope I was able to bring value to you and make an impact on you.

Thanks

-Nathan M

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This will relate to the next two episodes in the hope to be able to document the journey as GaryVee says and to connect with your audience. 

In this episode I talk about:

How you can create content without being successful

The power in documenting the journey

Ways to document the journey

The right mindset for the journey when documenting it

I Apologize for it being a little boring, still working, appreciate the patience, and I apologize for apologizing to much and to take more ownership I think. 

Again hope this episode brings you value and I really appreciate it. 

Thanks!

- Nathan M

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Short podcast description, but thanks for listening to this one. Appreciate it.

-Nathan

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I hope you enjoy this episode and it brings you value on your journey throughout your life.

I talked about:

-What the Social Media Detox was like

-How I'm approaching the failure of the Detox

-An apology for not producing content

-And the main lesson I learned from the detox

Thanks for being super patient with this one!

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I'm super excited to continue to share the lessons that I've learned not only throughout this detox but throughout my journey because that's what this podcast about. Me sharing lessons I've learnt throughout my life as I document my journey.

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Thanks,

Nathan M

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June 22nd is the scheduled date for when I will start, it would be nice to have other people do the challenge on the same date, but it's fine if not. Either way, I look forward to the 30 day Social Media Detox and hope to tell you about it and start producing content normally, but better, soon.

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Remember to SHARE THIS WITH EVERYONE!

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As mentioned in the episode the purpose of the challenge was:

-To control the amount of content consumed

-To find yourself

-To stop making it a habit

-To limit distractions and gain clarity

-To stop stress and ignore and stop FOMO

-To gain control over Social Media Platforms and have control over your life

-To take it out of your identity

-To stop feeling compared or worthless

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I hope if you feel anyone of those, that the Detox will help you get out of those as Social Media ends up causing a lot of problems like the ones above. 

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Details of the Detox:

Starts June 22nd (optional date)

No Content Consumption (includes quotes, infographics, live streams, videos, posts, tweets, etc.)

First 15 days no content or producing content (optional, personalized for me, make it however you want)

Last 15 days produce content only (optional, personalized for me, make it however you want)

Slowly progress out of it and back into it

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I hope you enjoy the Detox and will be able to overcome the problems that you have experienced with the challenge

Look forward to the future episodes in the upcoming weeks!

Thanks! - Nathan M

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In this episode, I'll explain the two most common ways that people achieve success and why the process is so long, why the results don't show, or the expectations of this journey to success. That all can be explained with two plants, roses and bamboo. If  you're struggling with your journey or have expectations of it in any way, this episode will give you inspiration, support, and guidance to go through it.

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In this episode we're talking about the struggles that we have experienced with COVID as youth (12-22). We also talk about looking at the bright side and how we can use the extra time we've been given to push through and reach our dreams. Check out the episode to understand more!

Thanks for joining the community of the Roots and Ropes podcast and for listening to this episode!

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Thanks for listening to today's episode and joining the community of the Roots and Ropes podcast! I hope you enjoyed today's episode and actually, in case you didn't know, the 4 part mini-series about passion and purpose. We will delve again in these topics later on but for now we'll venture to other topics to elevate ourselves.

I apologize for in any way I made you feel uncomfortable or offended during the episode. That is not my intention and it's rather to help you. I'm sorry if that was the situation though and I conveyed the main message in a way that was offensive or uncomfortable, my deepest apologies. 

If you enjoy this podcast, please leave a review as it's deeply appreciated and share this with others so they can join the community!

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Remember, this is not a quick-fix podcast, nor is it about school and how to achieve good grades, but rather how to reach the life you envision like the adults, but you're younger which gives you an advantage of being able to fail, experiment, and not have anything cost you because of that. It's not for people who just want to mess around and party all day, because even though enjoying life is important, there's another side to it. If that bores you, I recommend not listening to this because it will end up wasting your time, and I don't want that. This is a straight-up podcast about commitment and growth. It's about coming out of your comfort zone to reach the things that you want to achieve. If that interests you, check out the other episodes.

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