Personal Growth Episodes

We talk about stocks. Ones that have worked and ones that have not.

We talk about where we are with our resolutions.

We talk about our new resolutions for this year.

This is our resolution list from last year.

We talk about shaving.

We talk about how UberEATS is destroying the middle class.

We talk about activities that we have developed later in life.

In this week's episode we talk about our hopes and fears for the coming new year. https://www.arecordofmyfather.com/ https://www.instagram.com/arecordofmyfatherpodcast?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw== https://youtube.com/@arecordofmyfatherpod-v9i?feature=shared

This week's episode discusses selfishness in our culture and how we will overcome it. https://www.arecordofmyfather.com/ https://www.instagram.com/arecordofmyfatherpodcast?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw== https://youtube.com/@arecordofmyfatherpod-v9i?feature=shared

In this week's episode, we discuss losses that my father has experienced in his life. He talks about strategies to overcome loss and even goes on to read his mother's obituary. He explains what it is like to not necessarily get over a situation but to teach yourself forgiveness for things that you cannot change. Join us for a deep dive into this week's episode. https://www.arecordofmyfather.com/ https://youtube.com/@arecordofmyfatherpod-v9i?feature=shared https://www.instagram.com/arecordofmy...

This week we talk about drug and drug abuse. We touch on the ever-prevailing fentanyl epidemic and other drug epidemics in the past. We delve into personal experiences and how marijuana today scares us. Come join us for a conversation on the current state of drugs in the United States. https://www.arecordofmyfather.com/ https://youtube.com/@arecordofmyfatherpod-v9i?feature=shared https://www.instagram.com/arecordofmyfatherpodcast?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==

My father has been battling Anthem since July. In this episode, he tells his story of his final victory (or so we think) and the arduous hours he spent on the phone. He believes he is finally insured, but only time will tell as this has been redacted before. https://www.arecordofmyfather.com/ https://youtube.com/@arecordofmyfatherpod-v9i?feature=shared

My father discusses what it is like to sell two companies and the many trials and tribulations that come with it. His first Acquisition was selling GSI to Thomson in 2005 which involved coming to terms with personal relationships and what it means to understand oneself as an entrepreneur. The second acquisition was Relx acquiring Intelligize in 2016. This was a slightly different process but the lessons still remained the same, just further in time. arecordofmyfather.com https://youtube.com/@a...

We explore my relationship with ADHD and Adderall from my adolescence and how it has shaped me into the person I am today. We draw connections between how corporal punishment has disappeared in schools and has been replaced with drugs instead. Expectations for children are set too high with academic rigor being the measure of success, one of the greatest farces created in today's society. https://www.arecordofmyfather.com/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/48Dg8kSkYXtt3s13NnZMsa?si=c0be6c...

In this week's episode, we discuss our regrets. We realize that many of our regrets were formed during early adolescence, reflecting our inability to understand the world around us. As we've grown older we try not to dwell on the past but some memories remain ingrained. https://www.arecordofmyfather.com/ Youtube: https://youtube.com/@arecordofmyfatherpod-v9i?feature=shared

We review what my father has learned from the thousands of speeches throughout his life. Public speaking can be scary but finding your inner voice and seeking your truth will yield a more comforting stage presence. Most importantly we talk about my project on the Snakehead fish from my public speaking class in community college. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/48Dg8kSkYXtt3s13NnZMsa?si=c0be6c513ba64919 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-record-of-my-father/id1648013...

In this week's episode, I wear sunglasses and we talk about research. Much of my dad's life is based on law firm research information and he goes into detail about LiveEdgar and other information-based software.

In this week's episode we talk about how my father has found happiness throughout his life. The struggles that he has had to overcome in order to find happiness and how he has mitigated those dark times. Introspection is a skill we have both used in order to achieve a sense of purpose in our lives. Join us for a conversation on our inner monologues and exterior dialogues.

In this week's episode, we discuss what legacy means to my father and his wishes after he dies. He wants to be remembered for being associated with kindness and openness but most importantly to leave people with a greater understanding of themselves. Change is constant and the easiest way to be prepared is to have tough conversations about the future. Come join us for a conversation you do not want to miss!

In this week's episode, we talk about plans for my father's demise and issues that arise when a loved one passes on. In an abrupt but sentimental episode, we help one another understand what it is to plan for the inevitable. Join us in a conversation that is difficult but freeing.

On this week's episode, we converse over our new resolutions and new plans for 2024.

On this weeks episode we talk about epiphanies that have helped my father define hia paths in life. His personal epiphanies were often tripped over and helped him discover what it was that he wanted to do vocationally but also socially. We explore what it means to self-actualize and how difficult it can be, but at the same time being a reader of regular day to day events helps with understanding the talents of ourselves. We hope you enjoy this weeks episode!

On this weeks episode we talk about letting go and what my Dad would tell himself when he was twenty five when he was forty five. We also talk about what the future means and the model of risk taking. It will get better, moving from making parents proud to making yourself proud. Letting go is the hardest facet of the human experience and yet we should not turn away from it because that is what makes us grow.

Key characteristics seen in a leader. Insights on what makes a leader. Cornerstones of respect.