These are the Pages Of My Diary, and I hope nobody is reading them. But if you are, let's keep this between us.

These are the Pages Of My Diary, and I hope nobody is reading them. But if you are, let's keep this between us.

These are the Pages Of My Diary, and I hope nobody is reading them. But if you are, let's keep this between us.

At 20 years old, I set out to complete a 100-mile challenge in one week—and I quit 3 days in.

This isn’t a story of victory—it’s a confession. In this episode, I open up about what it means to quit, the weight it carries, and the difference between failing and giving up. It’s about the pride we all share, the excuses we make, and the accountability we all need.

If you’ve ever felt like giving up—or if you already have—this is for you. Let’s talk about what happens after quitting. Let’s talk about growth and trying again. This is the beginning of a conversation, not the end of one.

Let me know on insta or through email how you enjoyed this weeks EP. Looking forward to more conversations w/ Adam King.

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These are the Pages Of My Diary, and I hope

nobody is reading them. But if you are, let's keep this between us.

This episode is pure, unfiltered fun. I sat down with my friend Carson Sargent, and what unfolded was easily the most candid, least-editep, and downright hilarious conversation I've ever recorded. Our ADHD brains took us all over the place - from nerding out on photography and Japanese style to deep dives on mentorship and radical accountability.

If you've ever wondered how Japanese culture influences personal style, why mentorship can change your life, or what radical accountability really means, this episode is for you. Or if you just want to laugh along with two guys having a blast, well... you're in the right place.

Buckle up for insight, humor, and a fun ride. Let's get into it!

These are the Pages Of My Diary, and I hope nobody is reading them. But if you are, let’s keep this between us.