Mentor, Guide, Husband, Father, Scott Kaufman wants to talk. Talk about your stories. Talk about your process. Talk about how anything currently happening in the world is affecting you! You can sit around waiting to tell your story… "Or Do It Now!"
Daniel I keep trying to contact you on a number of apps with no success. For years. Please talk to me
@shannagray71992 ай бұрын
My favorite part of the Valley was watching Jesse's growth and inner work. Very brave for a person to look inward and observe what's working and not working in our own lives. I especially loved his vulnerability and honesty, Nice job!
@Heike-no1uc2 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing your story, Stevie! I think most people at the age of just 16 would have struggled with that kind of experience like you at American Idol. And to see what is comming out of that and your journey really give me the strength to carry on and find my own way. I am new to all the healing thing and breathwork and learning about myself and listening to my own needs. I mean, I'll never paid attention to it so it's kind of difficult to know what comes from the inside and what not.
@katbonnymusic2 ай бұрын
Daniel's ability to "connect and make people feel like they are the only person in the room". So well put, and I can attest to that having briefly met him at an event in London last year. I didn't even know who he was then. Now I am excited to follow future developments, I can already see how his work exploring intimacy is surely gonna be epic. I hope I can catch any London happenings. Thank you so much to you both for another powerful, vulnerable and needed conversation. So happy and proud to see men grow into their true power, the rise of the wise masculine is so needed, I see you both and I appreciate you 🙏
@dianasfabulouschannel98253 ай бұрын
An absolute work of art, Daniel! 🫦🫦💋💋💋💋💋💋❤️❤️💔
@dianasfabulouschannel98253 ай бұрын
Daniel, you are "The David"❤
@dianasfabulouschannel98253 ай бұрын
I choose YOU Daniel! You can do anything, stop judging yourself, just let it be, be youself, we only have one life and when we get old you realise all those things, norms, rules, judgement, none really matter
@dianasfabulouschannel98253 ай бұрын
I've been trying to talk to Daniel for ages...
@Heike-no1uc3 ай бұрын
I grew up in an environment where people did not talked about their feelings. It was just a kind of staying at the surface kind of talk. So I didn't really learn how to express my feelings very well. But how do you know that it's your inner voice talking to you and not a kind of an anxiety? I mean I feel like I never heard my inner voice, so how can I recognize the difference between the inner voice and the anxiety? Thanks again for that great episode!
@Geraldine-my2cb3 ай бұрын
This is such a tremendously important conversation, and I loved it!❤ Daniel reveals himself so openly and genuinely. Kudos to him for that! I listened to his "2 Lads" podcasts with Leggy Langdon as well. Daniel has come a long way and continues to improve himself. I believe that it is so important to know who YOU are as a person, to LOVE and respect yourself, to accept others for who they are and,then, you will be able to Love others. I greatly respect and admire Daniel, not only as a gifted and talented actor, but also also for his endeavors to realize his own value as a good and worthy human being. I am a retired middle school/ high school English teacher, so I had to deal with adolescents and all that entailed. I'd love to be able to chat with Daniel myself...wishful thinking :) Thank you Scott for having Daniel on.
@LovelyArcticWolf-vo1dh4 ай бұрын
I understand what Daniel is saying about self sabotage and needing to find meaning in the spiritual to find the balance and alignment to be able to pursue opportunities in life. Well said.
@jeannettevandelft30214 ай бұрын
Thank you guys. I loved the 2lads podcasts, and this is just as good. Moving forward ❤
@saragunn39604 ай бұрын
You guys are awesome together you need to do more. I loved listening to you both talk.
@alejandraalcocer35554 ай бұрын
I loved the episode 😸💗
@Heike-no1uc4 ай бұрын
The problem about value is to see or recognize your own value. Many people can tell you over and over again that you are valuabale. But if it doesn't reach deep within you, you don't see it. And school and society have a hugh influence on it. Especially when you at a very young age. So probably you have to work on this damage for your hole life. It was a very interessting episode and I am looking forward for the next. So thank you for that.
@taniasavoca84524 ай бұрын
...wonderful!!!! it's beautiful, I've listened to the podcast countless times... it's always exciting!!! Hearing Daniel's voice is pure emotion. This improvement of his indicates his immense depth, his great intelligence. He is an absolutely fantastic man. thank you so much for this splendid work! I hope there are more!!! Great...I love Daniel madly, a splendid and wonderful person...he deserves all the good in this world!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@jessicajoy48774 ай бұрын
I wish the education system were designed to cater to children who think differently and could adapt to various skill sets, ensuring no child feels excluded due to differences in learning abilities. Some children grasp concepts quickly, while others require more time to understand. A balanced approach is essential. I admire how Daniel has self-reflected and reshaped himself after facing challenges. What stands out is his ability to learn from past mistakes and take proactive steps to improve. This aspect showcases his intelligence. I assume he has delved into the psychology behind personal growth, given his fondness for reading. This is one of the reasons I admire him and I wish I could have a chance to talk to him 🙂
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Please talk to me Daniel, any chat will do...😰😥
Daniel I keep trying to contact you on a number of apps with no success. For years. Please talk to me
My favorite part of the Valley was watching Jesse's growth and inner work. Very brave for a person to look inward and observe what's working and not working in our own lives. I especially loved his vulnerability and honesty, Nice job!
Thank you for sharing your story, Stevie! I think most people at the age of just 16 would have struggled with that kind of experience like you at American Idol. And to see what is comming out of that and your journey really give me the strength to carry on and find my own way. I am new to all the healing thing and breathwork and learning about myself and listening to my own needs. I mean, I'll never paid attention to it so it's kind of difficult to know what comes from the inside and what not.
Daniel's ability to "connect and make people feel like they are the only person in the room". So well put, and I can attest to that having briefly met him at an event in London last year. I didn't even know who he was then. Now I am excited to follow future developments, I can already see how his work exploring intimacy is surely gonna be epic. I hope I can catch any London happenings. Thank you so much to you both for another powerful, vulnerable and needed conversation. So happy and proud to see men grow into their true power, the rise of the wise masculine is so needed, I see you both and I appreciate you 🙏
An absolute work of art, Daniel! 🫦🫦💋💋💋💋💋💋❤️❤️💔
Daniel, you are "The David"❤
I choose YOU Daniel! You can do anything, stop judging yourself, just let it be, be youself, we only have one life and when we get old you realise all those things, norms, rules, judgement, none really matter
I've been trying to talk to Daniel for ages...
I grew up in an environment where people did not talked about their feelings. It was just a kind of staying at the surface kind of talk. So I didn't really learn how to express my feelings very well. But how do you know that it's your inner voice talking to you and not a kind of an anxiety? I mean I feel like I never heard my inner voice, so how can I recognize the difference between the inner voice and the anxiety? Thanks again for that great episode!
This is such a tremendously important conversation, and I loved it!❤ Daniel reveals himself so openly and genuinely. Kudos to him for that! I listened to his "2 Lads" podcasts with Leggy Langdon as well. Daniel has come a long way and continues to improve himself. I believe that it is so important to know who YOU are as a person, to LOVE and respect yourself, to accept others for who they are and,then, you will be able to Love others. I greatly respect and admire Daniel, not only as a gifted and talented actor, but also also for his endeavors to realize his own value as a good and worthy human being. I am a retired middle school/ high school English teacher, so I had to deal with adolescents and all that entailed. I'd love to be able to chat with Daniel myself...wishful thinking :) Thank you Scott for having Daniel on.
I understand what Daniel is saying about self sabotage and needing to find meaning in the spiritual to find the balance and alignment to be able to pursue opportunities in life. Well said.
Thank you guys. I loved the 2lads podcasts, and this is just as good. Moving forward ❤
You guys are awesome together you need to do more. I loved listening to you both talk.
I loved the episode 😸💗
The problem about value is to see or recognize your own value. Many people can tell you over and over again that you are valuabale. But if it doesn't reach deep within you, you don't see it. And school and society have a hugh influence on it. Especially when you at a very young age. So probably you have to work on this damage for your hole life. It was a very interessting episode and I am looking forward for the next. So thank you for that.
...wonderful!!!! it's beautiful, I've listened to the podcast countless times... it's always exciting!!! Hearing Daniel's voice is pure emotion. This improvement of his indicates his immense depth, his great intelligence. He is an absolutely fantastic man. thank you so much for this splendid work! I hope there are more!!! Great...I love Daniel madly, a splendid and wonderful person...he deserves all the good in this world!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I wish the education system were designed to cater to children who think differently and could adapt to various skill sets, ensuring no child feels excluded due to differences in learning abilities. Some children grasp concepts quickly, while others require more time to understand. A balanced approach is essential. I admire how Daniel has self-reflected and reshaped himself after facing challenges. What stands out is his ability to learn from past mistakes and take proactive steps to improve. This aspect showcases his intelligence. I assume he has delved into the psychology behind personal growth, given his fondness for reading. This is one of the reasons I admire him and I wish I could have a chance to talk to him 🙂