Why Nobody Cares About Your Goals (And Why That's Actually Good)
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In this episode I get into why we fall off track, why external validation is a black hole your soul will never fill, and what Guy Ritchie's movie Revolver taught me about separating ego from identity. We also talk about: — Why failure is the first thing you should teach yourself (not victory) — Casey Neistat, Vegeta, and the compounding power of daily effort — How nature kills the ego faster than any philosophy book — Why nobody actually cares about your goals — and how that's liberating — Climbing Kilimanjaro, Alan Watts, and the Prodigal Son parable — What it actually means to prove something to YOURSELF If you've been sitting on something you "should" be doing — this one's for you. Follow me on YouTube: / @taylorstales New episodes weekly from now on.