The Junkyard Love Podcast - Episode 046 with Rapper JACE Saltzman - Killing The Ego and Stumbling Onto The Right Path

Episode 046 with Rapper JACE Saltzman - Killing The Ego and Stumbling Onto The Right Path

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06/21/20 • 127 min

The Junkyard Love Podcast

"If I got a problem, I'm about a solution"
"I love that stick your chest out typea shit"
"I'm so obsessed now with the possibility of opportunity."
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Episode 045 - Solo with Jacob Rhines - How To Take Care Of Yourself A Bit

A solocast! This morning I sat down with a few scribbles of random notes and talked through some ways to feel better and get control of our monkey minds. My intentions here are simply to help. I'm here to share some stuff I've learned that seems to help me. I'm certainly no psychiatrist, I'm nobodies boss, I'm miles from perfect myself and sometimes none of this stuff helps. But from my experience, constantly trying and failing feels better than accepting failure as an identity. I wish for all my listeners to feel clear, to feel wholesome and confident and vibrant. To feel in control of their emotions and actions and reactions. To know they can change and heal the parts of themselves that still bleed from time to time. I've seen glimpses of beauty I never knew existed before this stuff. Maybe it's not so new or profound or life-changing to some of ya, but to others, I've got to hope that it just might be. I share my experiences with stretching,environment, hygeine, screens, grounding, being weird, spending time alone, diet, inflammation, sleep, recovery, caffeine, porn, nofap, breathework, news, social media, habits, learning to learn, boundaries, values, distraction, content consumption, digital dementia, philosophy, being reactive, working out and more. As I tried to not dwell too far into subjects - if you have specific questions or would like expansion on any of my queries here - feel free to comment your Q's under this video over on The Junkyard Love youtube page. If you like this episode, please share with a friend, or even just screen record a clip or quote. Hope this helps. Take care of yourselves.

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Episode 047 with Trenten Kesler - Searching For Fluidity, Learning From Detail, and Laughing With Everyone

In Episode 047 - My friend Trenten Kesler stops by for a couple brewskis and some bullshit in some headphones. Trentens a good pal. Loyal, caring, always making sure the people around him are comfortable or laughing, he has a great ability to connect with all types of people and perspective, and he tells great stories - He has a growth mindset and tons of heart. In this chat - we talk about some of his work and past experiences - from bartending and djing in Idaho, to trips out to Thailand and LadyBoys'. He shares some previous life experiences and we dissect some past improvements. We talk cancellation and loss in time of COVID and running two businesses amidst pandemic. We talk about addiction and drug use, some personal stories of past consciousness explorations - spirituality and religious experiences. Trenten shares his Church connections and healing, the feeling of belonging, judgment, change, growth, family stories - we talk about god, intricate ways of recovering, intelligence, information, and optimism. We discuss views from loving all types of people, the state of the madness in today's dodgy political climate, the miscommunication aloof on Facebook, too much news consumption, puking 14 out of 15 hours on a flight, and everyone you meet - knowing something that you don't. (Trenten and his father run Clean Machine in Longview, Washington. They do auto detailing, window tinting, vinyl wraps, used auto sales and lots more. Trenten also co-runs "Fluid Mixology" - hirable mobile flair bartenders, event managers, djays and lots more.) Get ahold of Trenten over @cleanmachinelongview.com/ Episode 047 with Trenten Kesler - Searching For Fluidity, Learning From Detail, and Laughing With Everyone. Enjoy. "People will forget what you've said, people will forget what you've done, but they will never forget how you made them feel."