Austin Klein Episode—loved.
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“I just finished Austin’s Steal Like an Artist and one thing you hit on in this episode that wasn’t mentioned in the book but was so relatable is the idea of the transmission of energy that occurs when you put your work out there or go to see another’s work. I always feel more inspired when I know someone responded to my work, or when I go to watch someone else put their work out for public consumption. It’s like a marketplace for sharing and giving energy which was a great reminder to myself of the value of continuing to share and experience art.”
Maxi.W.G. via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/29/22
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“Jeremy and Zach are the authority on men's mental health! The Fit Mess is always so full of value, and the episodes are just fun to listen to! Keep up the great work!”Read full review »
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“I am typically not a “self help” podcast listener — I have a hard time feeling good about myself after listening to them — but I may have found one that doesn’t make me feel badly about my own struggles. I appreciate the honest approach, the occasional swear words, the genuine and sincere...”Read full review »
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“The fit mess is super insightful, looking to improve your life holistically???? This is a spot on for you. Loads of practical guides for self improvement.
Amazing show, Thanks Jeremy.”
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07/11/22
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