Dudes In Progress Joe Taylor and Curt Stone

If you find yourself energized by crowds more than coffee, you might be an extrovert. If you've ever started a conversation in line at the grocery store and left with three new friends, you might be an extrovert. And if the thought of a quiet evening at home makes you reach for your phone to plan the next get-together, then folks, you might be an extrovert. Join us as we dive into the lively world of extroverts, where every moment is an opportunity for connection, and silence is just a pause between stories. So, gather 'round, all you social butterflies, it's time to spread those wings and chat!

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Have you ever wondered why a cozy night in often sounds more appealing than a bustling party? Or why do some of us find solace in the quiet moments, far from the maddening crowd?

If these questions resonate with you, you might just be an introvert. Today, we're going on a journey deep into the world of introverts—the silent thinkers, the quiet warriors. We're unraveling the challenges they face, busting the myths surrounding them, and celebrating their unique strengths

Whether you’re an introvert or just curious about their world, Let’s discover why, in a world that can’t stop talking, the quiet ones have some of the most profound things to say!"

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The loss of Oswald was a profound personal and professional setback for me. He was the first character to capture my ambitions for animation, and his departure was like losing a part of my own creative spirit. Yet, it was in this moment of financial peril and creative void that I found the inspiration for something new.
In the sketches that followed, Mickey Mouse came to life—a character born out of necessity, embodying the resilience and hope I clung to. Mickey wasn’t just a new venture; he was a testament to perseverance, a symbol that from the ashes of defeat, we can rise to create our greatest successes.

This week we will explore the importance of Grit vs. Talent.

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Working from home. Is it the ultimate employment perk or a hidden pitfall? From the luxury of ditching the daily commute to the challenges of juggling work in your living space, we'll explore the highs and lows of this trend. As more companies adopt flexible working policies, and employees push back on back-to-the-office, it's important to understand how this shift affects our work-life balance, productivity, and overall well-being.

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It happened in 1965. He woke up one morning with this tune in his head. It was so vivid, so catchy, that he was convinced it must have been a song he’d heard before. He actually spent the next few days asking people if they recognized it, but no one did. That's when he realized it was something new.
He quickly grabbed his guitar and started playing the melody, trying to figure out where it came from. The words came to him as he played, and within a very short time, the whole song seemed to be there. It was like the universe just handed it to him while he was sleeping.  

Today we’ll explore the secrets of creativity through some rock music stories.

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According to Data.ai the average American spends over 4 hours a day on their smartphones. It’s linked to increased Attention Deficit issues, Sleep Disturbances, and Anxiety and Depression. 
BUT … It also allows for improved connection with friends and family, better health monitoring, more control of our finances. We all know the scene:

We walk into a restaurant, and people are barely talking to each other, noses in the phone, and attention focused on this little glowing rectangle, no one is talking, just scrolling, scrolling, scrolling.
This can't be good for us.

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