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@mguerra79

3 жыл бұрын

I subbed to «repay» these chats with Seth, but, after a few talks with Seth, you should know that this metric isn't that important! ;) Cheers from Portugal!

@ImprovingAbility

3 жыл бұрын

lol I‘ve been working for over 8 years to get to 10k

@Daniela-iy3js

3 жыл бұрын

@@ImprovingAbility He didn't say which year though 😉😃

@makaigrady2978

2 жыл бұрын

Instablaster.

@GetUnlabeled

Жыл бұрын

You got lots of help didn't you 😊

Seth Godin is always a gem. "good enough" was my take away. I still have a Seth Godin action hero !!! of all things in its package from one of his events in Manhattan back in 2009. What a treat to be in a small audience wherein he just did Q&A for an entire day. I remember that was the first day I experienced a food truck too (his team had it come visit for our lunch- waffles I believe). I still remember the question I asked him, not to mention the poker players there who weren't granted a 2nd round of answers to their question .... he even said, "no more questions from the poker guys." It was brilliant. Strong. Wise. Boundaries.

I've been on a Seth binge lately going from one KZread interview to the next of him so soak up common themes I see. This interview is probably the best I've so far out of all the different ones of him. You did an excellent job being on the same page as him and understanding where he was going with his concepts. Bravo!

The book “Lynchpin” changed my life. Work life, family life, everything.

This guy has the best genuine and spontaneous smile I have ever seen, what a positive attitude in each and every video, good content Chris as always.

What a gem of an interview! The quality of your questions Chris, and Seth sharing his valuable insights, have really made my morning start with a zzing!

Excellent interview not heard of Seth before will search him out more now

Seth Godin is one of my favorite yoomans! Chris, you bring out the best in all your guests, I was so delighted to see him on your podcast!

Fabulous interview,subscribed.Possibly the best interview with Seth Godin I have had the pleasure to witness. Thank You 🙏🏻

Came here from the explore page of KZread because of my interest in Podcasts. This was genuinely insightful and creative Seth Godin! and especially 10:45. I'm honestly surprised that the number of views is so low ahah. I look forward to the next episode next week. Thank you for sharing. 😁😁

I am a subscriber....love the channel. One of my favourite sources of reliable content.

This is a fantastic interview. You are producing wonderful content with very interesting and much needed voices. Thank you for sharing this information 🙏🏻

Great talk. I love Seth Godins work

This is GOLD. Discussions like this help us grow. You my friend are a gardener of minds. 💋

@markjamesavery

2 жыл бұрын

"Gardener of minds...". Love it

This discussion is phenomenal! Thank you!

Love Seth’s take on life. The bit about why he removed comments is Gold. Great interview!! 👏🏼

This is eye opening content. Have to check this Godin chap up, never heard of him. Also, subscribed.

Great video. I gotta say I really like this channel. Long and short interviews, all sorts of guests and ideas. It's inspiring me to be more mindful and make some changes I didn't consider before.

@SensemakingMartin

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome to hear!

Nice interview, Chris! I was lucky enough to be a part of the inaugural session of Akimbo's Emerging Leaders Program this past summer and it was incredible. Seth is great, and the workshops and everyone you meet there are inspiring and making a ruckus. Keep up the good work!

Great interview, man. Nicely done!

Seth is beautiful ...period. his words are saturated with CARE. Thank you for this video.

Great to see Seth here! :)

This is a really appreciate talk. As a creator a lot of this is just helpful as a reaffirmation. Thanks for these talks, my friend. Keep it up!

Good chat, Chris and Seth.

Love your show Chris.

Good Stuff, I've read The Practice several times it's a real dose of realism. Seth says things like "none of us are probably as good as we think we are" and "if you're an artist you have no right to expect that anyone at all will appreciate your art". At first I thought this was so different to what people like life coach Tony Robbins and all the "what the mind of man can conceive it can achieve" gurus say. But actually the more I read the Practice I realised the similarities between Tony's and Seth's messages. Tony says "if what you're doing isn't working change" and that "success leaves clues", copy what other successful people do long enough and well enough and you too will be successful. IE become what Seth calls a Hack, a Hack simply serves the market and gives people what they want. True artists have to make peace with the fact that their art may only be seen as inspirational by a small select group or even no one at all. Unfortunately, many artists from Nick Drake to Vincent Van Goth weren't appreciated in their lifetime and they lead unhappy lives as a result. Thanks for the interview I always have time to listen to Seth. New subscriber here.

In a massive coincidence I checked my ko-fi (a creator donation site) half way through this video to find out that I made my first ever money from art, a 21$ donation from someone who's enjoyed using a game mod i created. I've been working day in and day out on my projects and the natural progression of "Becoming what you do" is feeling very real to me atm, both in that newest monetary reward but also that i'm clearly becoming more skilled as I force myself to keep working despite my doubt and fear of judgement. I think it's been good practice to keep a thorough record of my works so when i think "I'm rotten at this" i can look back and i see that, no, that past me was really rotten, i'm better then rotten now, and based on the record i'll get better if i keep the grind up and stop wasting time busting my own balls. I'd love it see more creativity focused interviews with artist professionals.

@NoFunNoHope

3 жыл бұрын

I don't even search for "how to do art for a living" videos to watch all the time, i just normally watch your videos when i see a new one. It's an actual big coincidence.

Tons of value. Thank you!

such a fun conversation !!!

I definitely get up and fix the spring in the door. I’m very creative and did not realize the connection. I didn’t realize in these actions I was actually problem solving.

great interview ... I need to buy this book.

28:49 one of the best explanations of the imposter syndrome.

Thank you for this interview. I would love to meet Jordan and have a conversation. May God bless him and his family with good health and fullfillment on the road that they take. Love from South Africa

What we must do is Groove & Be One!!!!

Thank you Seth

@ChrisWillx

3 жыл бұрын

So good

Great episode, Chris! 👍 +1 subscriber earned ✌️

It's the first time in my entirely life I feel happy for being an impostor... Thank you guys!

@quantumpotential7639

3 жыл бұрын

awwwwwwe

Poverty of intentions more accurately describes the three frogs on a log parable. Three frogs are on a log. One decides to jump into the water. How many frogs are still on the log? Three. The frog only DECIDED (intended) to jump. It still has to take the action. Your intentions will not put $ in the bank.

@quantumpotential7639

3 жыл бұрын

Awwwwwwe, sweet, petite, really digs the beat. Thought is the creative force of consciousness. Therefore be mindful of everything you create by being cognizant of everything you first think.

@SOSAYALLOFME

3 жыл бұрын

This is why I am glad Modern Wisdom has not taken down their comments section.

Mahalo for this!

So gooooooodddd

Great interview! New sub here.

Great content but I had to adjust the volume EVERY time the host spoke because his volume in my phone is twice as loud as the guest! If it was any other guest, I would’ve clicked off in the first few minutes. You can level the audio with one click of a button in any editing app now so I just wonder why talk hosts do this leaving their voices so much louder than the guest.

This is life changing, thanks so much! I am also looking for podcast guests, Chris if you read this you are invited! :)

Outstanding, you get my like & sub to your channel

Parties don't have to suck just because there is no alcohol. I went to clubs when I was younger and I could drink or not drink; it didn't matter. I did a lot of dancing and socializing. You might just need to re-educate people about how to enjoy each other's company, and how to be entertained.

Some might argue that Bob Dylan going, electric made him a hack. What are the most remembered Bob Dylan songs today? Certainly not his electric stuff.

Why have I never heard him speak before x.x side note: Fantastic Koala tho.

28:40

🐣

I have to laugh sometimes at the things people say on these videos. A lot of it seems disproportionately personal. I have quoted Seth. Didn't know who he was. I have spoken at length using language I got from Jordan Peterson also. I don't have the education you gentleman have. I was able to quote the things you said because the day I watched that video I remembered making similar arguments 25 years ago. I do very much take pleasure from learning things independently. It makes me feel pretty good that a man like Jordan Peterson has done research that make those thought's credible. Here is what I have to say about the theory kids shouldn't have to remember information. You are joking right. If I hadn't already known many of the facts I couldn't have remembered every thing you said to be able to quote you. There is something to be said about keywords. Having a bank of knowledge is useful. So you know what to look up on google. And so when educated men give credence to the thoughts of cretins they don't have to feel so small for a moment.

Who's after watching irfan junejo's vid?

Jeff Bezos side gig is interesting departure

I really like Seth, but he needs to tidy up that bookcase.

J'ai fait un parcour tres propre sans l'aide de personne je veux ce qui me revient de droits seulement.

Je pense que je doit porté plainte a la justice

"I want a second opinion." This joke doesn't work anymore - we're not allowed to have 2nd opinions about health (or many other things).

Check out DEATHMARK Book 1 by Michael Perinuzzi, Great Novel

This e-dong.

imposter

I think we’ve had enough weaponizing lately. I’ll pass.