Steven Bartlett is the best person doing the content gig. He blows away every other podcast imo - he is a fantastic listener and is not arrogant. So many successful writers/podcast hosts have false humility - not Steven. Hes the GOAT.
I could listen to these talks every day. I loved the part where Steven talks about how people from poorer countries can't take the responsibility for caring for the environemnt or climate change or even bigger issues. It relates so much to Maslow's hierarchy of needs and if they haven't met some of the basic needs, it is really difficult to move onto issues such as animal cruelty and sustainability. The idea of allocating your time correctly and that beauty is actually in the choices we make is fantastic. Found this conversation really beneficial. Thank you Mo!
The poor dont care about issues that dont put food on the table.. and the rich WEST make up bullshit to be outraged about... somewhere in the middle is a happy medium!! I WANT TO LIVE THERE!!!
But in the so called first world countries there are also people barely surviving, without the basic needs being met. In the uk it’s almost impossible to have healthcare, even children with severe mental illness are on years long waiting lists for simple things, same with other healthcare. I grew up in a communist dictatorship and the healthcare was better there. Also housing. In the uk tens of thousands die yearly from cold, damp housing.
great interview. I've learned (older age) that you have to MAKE time for yourself. Pushing and Pushing leads to illnesses/mental health issues. Steven has such an old soul for a 29 year old. Lots of wisdom. When I was younger I was searching for peace and found people to help guide my way. One person told me when the student is ready the teacher(s) appear.
Loved this interview, thank you! To me, Steven’s knock down superpower is his humility. He has no airs and graces, he doesn’t think he deserves this or that, or that he’s better than anyone, and that, ironically, makes him very special indeed. He sees his ego and can step outside it, which is a kind of genius and very zen. Oh, and he’s skilled and focused at making choices based on evidence. He perceives, thinks and acts. Which means he changes direction easily and quickly. Brilliant!
I am quite the sloth today, and yesterday to be honest, so listening to this has given me the oomph to be more productive. I love your podcasts and I'm going to move that pebble, then hopefully more pebbles until I attain a level of satisfaction. Thank you guys xxx
I'm a big fan of both of these men. I was introduced to Mo Gawdat by his appearance on Diary of a CEO, Steven Bartlett's podcast. Since that introduction I've read Mo Gawdat's first book, Solve for Happy, three times and plan on rereading it at least several more times. The book is one if my absolute favorites! That said, I'm left a little perplexed on this podcast. Both of these men are clearly accomplished and have much insight to impart, but Steven's answers are far more random and less defined, when it comes to the big picture, than I would have guessed prior to listening. Mo Gawdat to me is a one in a million sage with the experience, intellect and wisdom to expound upon life's biggest challenges and questions with unrivaled clarity (get his book - its awesome). Steven, on the other hand, seems to still be very much finding himself, which is what I find a little surprising given what he's accomplished and how fantastic he is as an interviewer on his own DOACEO podcast. Again, fascinating and not what I expected. Mo Gawdat's patience and ability to listen are legendary. Also, not surprising given Mo's experience and accomplishments.
Hey, I know Mo by exactly the same way, listening to a DCEO episode with Mo as a guest😂! I wonder how many people is like us🤣😂🤣 Edit: I understand what you said, but I think it might be because of the gap in their ages and life experiences. There is literally a 25 years of age gap between them, and it is a lot! But for such a young lad (30 years old), Steven has accumulated so much wisdom, has become more successful than most of us, yet he's still humble, open, and honest. He generously shares his journey, his struggle, his experience, and his confusion to us and for that I'll be forever grateful. I myself have my own struggle, setbacks, and confusion in life. Listening to Steven and Mo's experience make me feel I'm not alone, not to mention life lessons I can get from them.
What an absolutely touching and profound this ep was.. Steven Bartlett, you interview everyone yet your words and wisdom are what it’s about!! What an amazing episode 👌🏾
Stevens miracle is a street smart kid discovered what skills to hone and which skills to put aside for someone else! His mission is, I guess, the journey to self. His genuine approach to people exploring people their problems and the world, just leaves you wanting more!
Two of my favourite living people on the planet. I have so much respect for you both , your authenticity, your search for the truth and your relentless and focussed approach to making our beautiful world a better place for everyone is awe inspiring. Thank you 🙏🏻
Steven's Chapter 19 echoes the Roman philosopher Seneca On The Shortness Of Life “It is not that we have a short time to live, but that we waste a lot of it. Life is long enough, and a sufficiently generous amount has been given to us for the highest achievements if it were all well invested. But when it is wasted in heedless luxury and spent on no good activity, we are forced at last by death’s final constraint to realize that it has passed away before we knew it was passing. So it is: we are not given a short life but we make it short, and we are not ill-supplied but wasteful of it… Life is long if you know how to use it.”
Steven Bartlett is fantastic. This video was fantastic, inspiring, and humbling to understand our limited time one earth. Perfect timing too as I've just noticed my first gray hair...
I am watching this conversation a Year later. After seeing Steven in person in South Africa and this conversation hits different, it is one of my favorites!
It was great to see you both together again . It was eye-opening.Mo asking the questions moreover listening to what Steven had to say . I'm glad to hear how Steven is being so human . As Mo said until next time.
What a wonderful, inspiring and heartwarming conversation. I discovered the both of you only a few days ago and have loved every conversation you have had together. I love how Steven chooses things on the way out makes him feel, this resonates so much. Thank you both for the gifts you both bring to this world
Well... there's certainly a lot of mutual love being spread between these two heavyweights... and rightly so! Very impactful to hear you both speak about your perceptions and life experiences and quite remarkable that Steven has garnered so much wisdom at such a tender age. Sharing is caring, as they say, and listening to these two share themselves so honestly and openly is so inspiring to me, it has helped me to gain more perspective in my own life and for this I'm hugely grateful. A massive thank you to you both. 👊✌️💗
This feels like a continuation of the conversation with Steven on the other side of the table. What a wonderful conversation this is. So many of these have moments that resonates. But this conversation is life changing. Thank you gentlemen for this one.
I love how direct and honest this conversation is! Both parties spoke for themselves…we all get to different positions based on our drive for life and that experience is only up to us, but we do have the power to be contagious with the love, light, and kindness we spread.
I love the honesty from both. You hear from so many self made millionaires that money don't matter. It does, life is better having money than not. Everything else matters too, but why do you have to be poor in order to enjoy that? Great podcast.
I came across Mo Gawdat's podcast in October 2021. Ever since, it has been my favorite. The oulook on life, the interest and the perspective of AI. So inspiring. Steven is also so wise, transparent and open minded. We need more people like this in order to change the course of our society. Thank you so much!
You are both creating footsteps for other men to walk in the world.Openly demonstrating healthy masculinity. Thank you for your honesty, vulnerability, openess and high values. It warms my heart.❤️ 😊
I recently listed to this in audio format. Thank you Mo, you facilitated a beautiful and authentic conversation and a wonderful opportunity to hear Steven ‘from the other side of the table’. Here’s to 1b happy 😃
I watch one of Steven's episodes with Mo as a guest, and that is how I know Mo. And all of you are right, they make good and interesting conversations. I could also listen to them talking all day.
I have listened to Steven's podcast since it launched, and my friends are always sharing video clips of his talks on social media. Every episode and every video or post of his on LinkedIn hits the nail every single time. I truly feel I have gained more insights and advice from Steven's content than any therapy session I have been to in my life. The point around invalidation in the past validating us today was so poignant for me. For me, chasing material things, the male gaze, status - they have all driven my ambition, and I'm learning all because of insecurities I carry from my past. Wow. Now to learn what I truly what and live an authentic life - hmm... where to begin. It is so refreshing to hear someone with Steven's own admitted privilege speaking so honestly, humbly and with such vulnerability. Thank you Mo and Steven for this unforgettable discussion.
So grateful for your conversation. Why we give up all the materialistic things that we thought would bring us happiness😢all we need is love and and kindness to enjoy this beautiful life 😇
Great interview, after that I read the Solve for Happy by MO, and I think it should be a mendnatory for every person, ha,ha,ha that how good it was. I love teachings which can reach out to everyone, not some sophisticated lectures others do. This is such a great book, Highly recommend!
I can literally hear you guys talking to each other (on either podcast) for days. You are both so wise and so in resonance with each other I could not not cry and enjoy every single instant of you together. I follow both you podcasts and on either you together is my favorite episode by far. I wish you can spend more time together for us to listen and learn. I sincerely love you both, you make us better human beings
I love 💗 how you Mo carry Ali with you in your heart ♥️ and generously share your transition to love, life’s wisdom’s, and teaching us all from your hearts 💕 combined to believe we are All able to communicate gratitude of thankfulness for and during all our experiences…. Love 💗 from me in Australia 🇦🇺 thankful you persevered through your grief with Ali’s generous love for life and keeping us ⚓️to life, even if it’s 1% change in me step by step, you and Ali along with some bright others are carried within me too. Thank You 🙏🏻 both again 💗❣️Madeleine
I am one of stevens most avid followers. I’m also from near Manchester and would also steal bread for lunch. I have a similar story to Steven as I retired at 24 after starting a business and then investing. It’s great to relate to his story. Thanks
On that profound thought was the question: “Is their something bigger than your life”? In my humble opinion I believe that possibility is yes. We as a species can only solve problems up to the level of our education and experiences. Those born many many years before us couldn’t possibly believe that we as a species could achieve the remarkable achievements we live with today. Flying on a plane, traveling into space, solving medical mysteries with machines never thought possible like an X-ray machine. We must believe that more possibilities exist like extending life or bringing back the dead. Unimaginable because we do not have the resources or knowledge to say it is “currently” possible.
I have been listening to his audio book and it has been a great help. I will preface I am not gloating but after nearly 40 years of hard work where the ups and downs of life would throw a monkey wrench in plans my wife and I reached a certain level. We don’t have the $$$ Steve has but his book has helped in our situation
Exactly how I feel! I'm notoriously introvert and have a social anxiety at some degree (self diagnosed). One of the blessings of internet is I could find comrades from all around the world. I could read other people's struggles and experiences (including Steven's and Mo's) that I know I'm not alone, not to mention I could learn from them! I might be a weirdo, but I'm not the only weirdo😂
Steven you are so clever at young age that they should study your brain. You have brilliant answers and wisdom. The only thing I did not like about you is the way you treated Tucker Suleiman in Dragon Den. Apart from that my total admiration to you.
"Watch and pray so that you will not fall into temptation. The Spirit is willing but the flesh is weak. " - Jesus Christ of Nazareth...links to the duality you guys were discussing. Quotes like these may not be so popular these days but i believe they sing true. Loving the episode. All who read this, Thanks for existing :)
Steve is great but he is young and in the early part of this interview he kind of doesn't understand that some of the people watching this video have commitments, children, relatives to look after, debts, health issues and so on. They can't be at their lunch break - if they have a job!- and simply decide to quit as he did. That works when you are 17 and carefree. Mo tried to bring him to this more nuanced perspective, that not everyone listening to the conversation can or should just 'quit', and tried to bring him into this side of the matter, and gave him an opportunity to show more maturity, but he didn't understand and went on with pizza example and talking about his concern of getting the next 1 pound... as a young child. This was a bit funny to see, that he is a bit detached from the reality most people live, but that doesn't remove a single bit of the brilliant guy he is. It just showed an endearing side in a way.
They way Steven is smiling 🥺🥺 this is so heartwarming. Mo and Steven are the perfect duo ❤
Steven Bartlett is the best person doing the content gig. He blows away every other podcast imo - he is a fantastic listener and is not arrogant. So many successful writers/podcast hosts have false humility - not Steven. Hes the GOAT.
I could listen to these talks every day. I loved the part where Steven talks about how people from poorer countries can't take the responsibility for caring for the environemnt or climate change or even bigger issues. It relates so much to Maslow's hierarchy of needs and if they haven't met some of the basic needs, it is really difficult to move onto issues such as animal cruelty and sustainability. The idea of allocating your time correctly and that beauty is actually in the choices we make is fantastic. Found this conversation really beneficial. Thank you Mo!
The poor dont care about issues that dont put food on the table.. and the rich WEST make up bullshit to be outraged about... somewhere in the middle is a happy medium!! I WANT TO LIVE THERE!!!
But in the so called first world countries there are also people barely surviving, without the basic needs being met. In the uk it’s almost impossible to have healthcare, even children with severe mental illness are on years long waiting lists for simple things, same with other healthcare. I grew up in a communist dictatorship and the healthcare was better there. Also housing. In the uk tens of thousands die yearly from cold, damp housing.
great interview. I've learned (older age) that you have to MAKE time for yourself. Pushing and Pushing leads to illnesses/mental health issues. Steven has such an old soul for a 29 year old. Lots of wisdom. When I was younger I was searching for peace and found people to help guide my way. One person told me when the student is ready the teacher(s) appear.
Loved this interview, thank you! To me, Steven’s knock down superpower is his humility. He has no airs and graces, he doesn’t think he deserves this or that, or that he’s better than anyone, and that, ironically, makes him very special indeed. He sees his ego and can step outside it, which is a kind of genius and very zen. Oh, and he’s skilled and focused at making choices based on evidence. He perceives, thinks and acts. Which means he changes direction easily and quickly. Brilliant!
It was a pleasure to slow down with you both ☺️
Thank you 🙏
What a well rounded young man! Man of the new earth. Well done Steven.
I am quite the sloth today, and yesterday to be honest, so listening to this has given me the oomph to be more productive. I love your podcasts and I'm going to move that pebble, then hopefully more pebbles until I attain a level of satisfaction. Thank you guys xxx
You found your soulmate connection as if you know each other for along time... Really happy for you both ❤
2 beautiful men to listen to. Feeling so blessed by this podcast and your genuine love for life , each other and everyone. Thank you so so much ❤❤❤
I love these two gentlemen ❤️❤️❤️Steven's honesty is so liberating and empowering....such a cool guy.
How blessed and abundant are we to witness such exchanges between humans - wow!
Amazing interview. Mo and Ste are a big force for change in our broken world.
I'm a big fan of both of these men. I was introduced to Mo Gawdat by his appearance on Diary of a CEO, Steven Bartlett's podcast. Since that introduction I've read Mo Gawdat's first book, Solve for Happy, three times and plan on rereading it at least several more times. The book is one if my absolute favorites! That said, I'm left a little perplexed on this podcast. Both of these men are clearly accomplished and have much insight to impart, but Steven's answers are far more random and less defined, when it comes to the big picture, than I would have guessed prior to listening. Mo Gawdat to me is a one in a million sage with the experience, intellect and wisdom to expound upon life's biggest challenges and questions with unrivaled clarity (get his book - its awesome). Steven, on the other hand, seems to still be very much finding himself, which is what I find a little surprising given what he's accomplished and how fantastic he is as an interviewer on his own DOACEO podcast. Again, fascinating and not what I expected. Mo Gawdat's patience and ability to listen are legendary. Also, not surprising given Mo's experience and accomplishments.
Hey, I know Mo by exactly the same way, listening to a DCEO episode with Mo as a guest😂! I wonder how many people is like us🤣😂🤣
Edit: I understand what you said, but I think it might be because of the gap in their ages and life experiences. There is literally a 25 years of age gap between them, and it is a lot! But for such a young lad (30 years old), Steven has accumulated so much wisdom, has become more successful than most of us, yet he's still humble, open, and honest. He generously shares his journey, his struggle, his experience, and his confusion to us and for that I'll be forever grateful. I myself have my own struggle, setbacks, and confusion in life. Listening to Steven and Mo's experience make me feel I'm not alone, not to mention life lessons I can get from them.
What an absolutely touching and profound this ep was.. Steven Bartlett, you interview everyone yet your words and wisdom are what it’s about!! What an amazing episode 👌🏾
Stevens miracle is a street smart kid discovered what skills to hone and which skills to put aside for someone else! His mission is, I guess, the journey to self. His genuine approach to people exploring people their problems and the world, just leaves you wanting more!
Two of my favourite living people on the planet. I have so much respect for you both , your authenticity, your search for the truth and your relentless and focussed approach to making our beautiful world a better place for everyone is awe inspiring. Thank you 🙏🏻
One Love!
Always forward, never ever backward!!
☀️☀️☀️
💚💛❤️
🙏🏿🙏🙏🏼
Listening to this is such a privilege, thank you so much!
i liked it when he talks about his insecurities coz i have the same and i really felt relatable.
Steven's Chapter 19 echoes the Roman philosopher Seneca On The Shortness Of Life “It is not that we have a short time to live, but that we waste a lot of it. Life is long enough, and a sufficiently generous amount has been given to us for the highest achievements if it were all well invested. But when it is wasted in heedless luxury and spent on no good activity, we are forced at last by death’s final constraint to realize that it has passed away before we knew it was passing. So it is: we are not given a short life but we make it short, and we are not ill-supplied but wasteful of it… Life is long if you know how to use it.”
And we followed here. Because you are blessed. You are a blessing to the world with your experience and words of wisdom.
Steven Bartlett is fantastic. This video was fantastic, inspiring, and humbling to understand our limited time one earth. Perfect timing too as I've just noticed my first gray hair...
I am watching this conversation a Year later. After seeing Steven in person in South Africa and this conversation hits different, it is one of my favorites!
It was great to see you both together again .
It was eye-opening.Mo asking the questions moreover listening to what Steven had to say . I'm glad to hear how Steven is being so human .
As Mo said until next time.
He’s amazing
What a wonderful, inspiring and heartwarming conversation.
I discovered the both of you only a few days ago and have loved every conversation you have had together.
I love how Steven chooses things on the way out makes him feel, this resonates so much.
Thank you both for the gifts you both bring to this world
Well... there's certainly a lot of mutual love being spread between these two heavyweights... and rightly so! Very impactful to hear you both speak about your perceptions and life experiences and quite remarkable that Steven has garnered so much wisdom at such a tender age. Sharing is caring, as they say, and listening to these two share themselves so honestly and openly is so inspiring to me, it has helped me to gain more perspective in my own life and for this I'm hugely grateful. A massive thank you to you both. 👊✌️💗
This feels like a continuation of the conversation with Steven on the other side of the table. What a wonderful conversation this is. So many of these have moments that resonates. But this conversation is life changing. Thank you gentlemen for this one.
I love how direct and honest this conversation is! Both parties spoke for themselves…we all get to different positions based on our drive for life and that experience is only up to us, but we do have the power to be contagious with the love, light, and kindness we spread.
I love the honesty from both. You hear from so many self made millionaires that money don't matter. It does, life is better having money than not. Everything else matters too, but why do you have to be poor in order to enjoy that? Great podcast.
I came across Mo Gawdat's podcast in October 2021. Ever since, it has been my favorite. The oulook on life, the interest and the perspective of AI. So inspiring. Steven is also so wise, transparent and open minded. We need more people like this in order to change the course of our society. Thank you so much!
How did i miss this one. Interview gold. Fantastic.
You are both creating footsteps for other men to walk in the world.Openly demonstrating healthy masculinity. Thank you for your honesty, vulnerability, openess and high values. It warms my heart.❤️ 😊
I recently listed to this in audio format. Thank you Mo, you facilitated a beautiful and authentic conversation and a wonderful opportunity to hear Steven ‘from the other side of the table’.
Here’s to 1b happy 😃
2 of my fave thinkers. Thank you guys for this amazing conversation
I can say this is mind blowing conversation that i have ever listend. Am so inspired. Thankyou.
Wonderful chat, thanks guys ❤
Inspiring and heartwarming conversation between two wonderful souls, thank you for this.
I watch one of Steven's episodes with Mo as a guest, and that is how I know Mo. And all of you are right, they make good and interesting conversations. I could also listen to them talking all day.
Loved this conversation so much thank you
I love these podcasts between you two...Thank you.
Mo your humility is born of wisdom and I appreciate it. This was so good I’m going to relisten. 🙏🏻
Didn’t even know this interview existed or how much I needed it- thank you 🙏
I love this.. always watched DOAC and got introduced to you by him; to hear Steven’s story is 👌🏽 thank you for this 👍🏽
I have listened to Steven's podcast since it launched, and my friends are always sharing video clips of his talks on social media. Every episode and every video or post of his on LinkedIn hits the nail every single time.
I truly feel I have gained more insights and advice from Steven's content than any therapy session I have been to in my life.
The point around invalidation in the past validating us today was so poignant for me. For me, chasing material things, the male gaze, status - they have all driven my ambition, and I'm learning all because of insecurities I carry from my past. Wow. Now to learn what I truly what and live an authentic life - hmm... where to begin.
It is so refreshing to hear someone with Steven's own admitted privilege speaking so honestly, humbly and with such vulnerability.
Thank you Mo and Steven for this unforgettable discussion.
Pleased to meet you, Steven. I Thanks you fo all effort that you put your app. Keep it real. I enjoy.
just wonderful , THANK YOU BOTH
Please invite TOM CAMPBELL, the big theory of everything,
i would love to see your questions to him.
You all are amazing. Thank you thank you thank you from the bottom of my heart 💞
I love the two of you. You have inspired me and given me perspective on alot of things in life. Thank you.
All this time following Steve, l'm glad to find out that football is one of his hobby
What an absolutely mature young man !
Listening every day steven you are a joy to listen to & I will continue, helps me take baby steps forward, I am a work in progress 🙏
So grateful for your conversation. Why we give up all the materialistic things that we thought would bring us happiness😢all we need is love and and kindness to enjoy this beautiful life 😇
Great interview, after that I read the Solve for Happy by MO, and I think it should be a mendnatory for every person, ha,ha,ha that how good it was. I love teachings which can reach out to everyone, not some sophisticated lectures others do. This is such a great book, Highly recommend!
I can literally hear you guys talking to each other (on either podcast) for days. You are both so wise and so in resonance with each other I could not not cry and enjoy every single instant of you together. I follow both you podcasts and on either you together is my favorite episode by far.
I wish you can spend more time together for us to listen and learn.
I sincerely love you both, you make us better human beings
Just met you both 4 a few days..... You make things só clear to me.....omshanti namastê....
Things happening through us our stories our words like your podcasts speaking from a deep heart space meets the deep heart space in others ❤️
Love your Bromance ; ) Love how you co-produce knowledge, Thank you.
I love how Mo’s fanboy is shining through during this whole interview 🤩🫶😆
Love the two of you together ! ❤ such a lovely friendship and we all benefit from your wisdom and honesty 👏👏👏
Such a valuable conversation, both of you are brilliant! ❤
I love 💗 how you Mo carry Ali with you in your heart ♥️ and generously share your transition to love, life’s wisdom’s, and teaching us all from your hearts 💕 combined to believe we are All able to communicate gratitude of thankfulness for and during all our experiences…. Love 💗 from me in Australia 🇦🇺 thankful you persevered through your grief with Ali’s generous love for life and keeping us ⚓️to life, even if it’s 1% change in me step by step, you and Ali along with some bright others are carried within me too. Thank You 🙏🏻 both again 💗❣️Madeleine
I am one of stevens most avid followers. I’m also from near Manchester and would also steal bread for lunch. I have a similar story to Steven as I retired at 24 after starting a business and then investing. It’s great to relate to his story. Thanks
What business sector did you start your business in to retire so young??
Please share. I’m 10years older and need to retire, like yesterday 😂
@@Kikisthoughts electric vehicles a decade ago.
Stunning conversation 😢
Thank you both . You both are a blessing🙏🏼
Incredibly insightful ... Thank you, Mo !
On that profound thought was the question: “Is their something bigger than your life”?
In my humble opinion I believe that possibility is yes.
We as a species can only solve problems up to the level of our education and experiences.
Those born many many years before us couldn’t possibly believe that we as a species could achieve the remarkable achievements we live with today. Flying on a plane, traveling into space, solving medical mysteries with machines never thought possible like an X-ray machine.
We must believe that more possibilities exist like extending life or bringing back the dead. Unimaginable because we do not have the resources or knowledge to say it is “currently” possible.
Thank you Mo
This was such an awesome episode 👏
Two very inspirational people ❤ Thank you
What a wonderful podcast. Thank you for this
Good to see Steven on the other side of the table 👌👍
This conversations is better than going to listen to the sermon the whole year
You too are very powerful together
I have been listening to his audio book and it has been a great help. I will preface I am not gloating but after nearly 40 years of hard work where the ups and downs of life would throw a monkey wrench in plans my wife and I reached a certain level. We don’t have the $$$ Steve has but his book has helped in our situation
Truly wonder 😊 chips well spent thank you both xxx
Happy Birthday Mo ✨
So brilliant!
Uff such an eye opener! Brutally honest
Brilliant , thanks!
This life can be heaven and i get exactly what you mean.
What an amazing and inspirational podcast 🙌🏽❤️thank you for sharing !
Two beautiful people 🫶
PHENOMENAL THANK YOU STEVEN/MO.
THANK YOU
Thank you soooooo much!!!
18:52 Chasing purpose
19:41 Romanticise the bad. Production company asked him to document part of his story
25:37
Sure was one of the best podcasts by DCEO...
I swear I don’t feel alone anymore.
Exactly how I feel! I'm notoriously introvert and have a social anxiety at some degree (self diagnosed). One of the blessings of internet is I could find comrades from all around the world. I could read other people's struggles and experiences (including Steven's and Mo's) that I know I'm not alone, not to mention I could learn from them! I might be a weirdo, but I'm not the only weirdo😂
Steven you are so clever at young age that they should study your brain. You have brilliant answers and wisdom. The only thing I did not like about you is the way you treated Tucker Suleiman in Dragon Den. Apart from that my total admiration to you.
anyone have a link to that initial conversation they had that they were talking about at the begining?
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Here you go:
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It's an episode of Dairy of A CEO podcast where Steven was the host interviewing Mo as a guest.
"Watch and pray so that you will not fall into temptation.
The Spirit is willing but the flesh is weak. " - Jesus Christ of Nazareth...links to the duality you guys were discussing.
Quotes like these may not be so popular these days but i believe they sing true.
Loving the episode.
All who read this,
Thanks for existing :)
0:51 😢❤
Lmaooooo “I started stalking you” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
And he didn't ended up being creepy like other guys😂🤣😂
Steve is great but he is young and in the early part of this interview he kind of doesn't understand that some of the people watching this video have commitments, children, relatives to look after, debts, health issues and so on. They can't be at their lunch break - if they have a job!- and simply decide to quit as he did. That works when you are 17 and carefree. Mo tried to bring him to this more nuanced perspective, that not everyone listening to the conversation can or should just 'quit', and tried to bring him into this side of the matter, and gave him an opportunity to show more maturity, but he didn't understand and went on with pizza example and talking about his concern of getting the next 1 pound... as a young child. This was a bit funny to see, that he is a bit detached from the reality most people live, but that doesn't remove a single bit of the brilliant guy he is. It just showed an endearing side in a way.
This was a " real grown up conversation".
Magic
Beautiful ❤
Que partirà da Lugano guesta sera e rientra a Dubai 🤝🤝🤝
in love with Mo