Let's Talk Mike Truong

“Let’s Talk” is a podcast series that brings an open conversation in a safe space. Today we talked about Happiness, Resources, Insanity in Creativity, Accomplishments on episode 4 of the podcast.  



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“Let’s Talk” is a podcast series that brings an open conversation in a safe space. Today we talked about the law of attraction, relationships specifically those of nature of individuals who are open minded compared to who are not, mental health and the tactics to get outside of your comfort zone.   



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Faint Media CEO Mike Truong talks about their current research in developing an AI assistance using ABA practices to help augment a child's learning opportunity outside of a clinical setting. 

 “Let’s Talk” is a podcast series that brings an open conversation in a safe space. Today we talked about our college experience including expectation vs reality, is college the right place for you, the people you meet, the lifestyle you live and we play a fun little game at the end.

Table of Contents (it's a long podcast...)
Introduction 0:00:10  
Expectations vs reality 0:01:30
Were we set up for success 0:12:00
Society's reaction to college 0:17:40
Is college a false promise 0:25:55
Entitlement/Validation/Creativity 0:29:00
Self-motivation/Personality 0:33:00
Mike talks about depression/suicide 0:36:00
Ambition/Growth/Time 0:39:00
Addressing Toxicity 0:40:50
Mental Health 0:43:00
Real life 0:50:00
Relationships 0:51:30
Take away 1:01:10 

Let's Talk is a podcast where I hang out with my friends and we talk about whatever we want. The podcast is hosted by Mike Truong and produced by Britnee Morse. Today we talk about the autism spectrum, the two views of ABA and neurodiversity and our personal stories of working with children within the autism spectrum.