AXIOMATIC

Rick Reyna Jr
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I like to share new ideas, think through concepts; some simple, some complex, philosophy, compare and contrast, storytelling, entrepreneurship, strategy, search and put together working strategies, and edify my viewership with any research I find interesting, resilient, and everlasting. I think gentrification is a +, who cares what others think about that (lol). On this podcast you'll learn a thing or two about organizing, optimizing, breaking down barriers, overcoming fears, and growing confidence to become your infallible being. Fav. quote: "Stay Creative, Gritty, and Resourceful." -Unknown

  1. 2d ago

    get.Habitual Wk 5 | APEX: What's your Stack? | AXIOMATIC Podcast

    get.Habitual Wk 5 | APEX: What's your Stack? | AXIOMATIC Podcast Week 5: The CINCO Models (The 5-Dimension Multiverse) Core Focus: Measuring and stacking the 5 core areas of self-mastery to build an unshakeable personal empire. Overview: The series concludes with The CINCO Models (Cinco meaning five). Rooted in the Latin definition of dimension (dimensio = "to measure out"), Week 5 emphasizes that you cannot manage what you do not measure. You establish baseline metrics and separate tracking databases across five distinct dimensions: Mind-Verse: Cognitive speed, focus blocks, and mental clarity. Body-Verse: Structured workout splits, meal ratios, and physical performance. Unseen-Verse: Spiritual stability, intuition, and emotional peace. Currency-Verse: Financial leverage, compound interest, and recurring digital assets. Skillsets-Verse: Long-term mastery of high-value, productizable skills. Week 5 Lemons: https://app.notion.com/p/theapex/Week-5-The-CINCO-Models-4e3e9c9c1854482184e19b5c3b78b27b?v=4070d8f1cf6542718bf36d5c34bdcf86&source=copy_link Find the Full Series here: https://app.notion.com/p/theapex/2a8801d24e0b4ba3be6da315782950d4?v=4070d8f1cf6542718bf36d5c34bdcf86&source=copy_link Get the APEX: What's your Stack Project Here:8️⃣ Find Your “APEX SKILLSET-STACK”

    get.Habitual Wk 5 | APEX: What's your Stack? | AXIOMATIC Podcast

  2. Oct 23

    get.Habitual Wk 4 | APEX: What's your Stack? | AXIOMATIC Podcast

    get.Habitual Wk 4 | APEX: What's your Stack? | AXIOMATIC Podcast Week 4: Internal Libraries & The Cost of Insanity Core Focus: Auditing internal behavioral libraries, understanding body/mind feedback languages, and building "good credit consistency" with yourself. Overview: Week 4 places your habits on the surgical operation bed. Drawing from tech stack concepts (where pre-built code libraries solve specific software problems), it asks you to audit which "Internal Libraries" you execute when stress or friction arises. It exposes the high cost of insanity (repeating unproductive habits) and teaches you to build "Good Credit Consistency" by honoring daily promises to yourself. It also breaks down how to listen to the language of your body (such as soreness or fatigue) and outlines the 5 Levels of Notion Mastery. Week 4 Lemons: https://app.notion.com/p/theapex/Week-4-Internal-Libraries-c62af003d46c4ddba70581655553d000?v=4070d8f1cf6542718bf36d5c34bdcf86&source=copy_link

    get.Habitual Wk 4 | APEX: What's your Stack? | AXIOMATIC Podcast

  3. Oct 16

    get.Habitual Wk3 | APEX: What's your Stack? | AXIOMATIC Podcast

    get.Habitual Wk3 | APEX: What's your Stack? | AXIOMATIC Podcast Week 3: Project Brainstorming & Thinking Like a Programmer (TLAP) Core Focus: Rebuilding yourself as the primary project, utilizing software engineering logic, and externalizing mental chaos into organized databases. Overview: Combining personal narrative with structural logic, Week 3 challenges you to treat yourself as a "Pandora's Box" that needs to be systematically rebuilt. It introduces TLAP (Think Like A Programmer)—teaching you to view your habits and language models like underlying source code. Instead of overloading your cognitive RAM, you learn to build a "Second Brain" using platforms like Notion to categorize knowledge, store research, and connect the dots across your goals. Part 1: https://app.notion.com/p/theapex/Week-3-Project-Brainstorming-cfe8984c01744780a4a3fb0ec435ae2c?v=4070d8f1cf6542718bf36d5c34bdcf86&source=copy_link Part 2: https://app.notion.com/p/theapex/Week-3-TLAP-11532e3b1df180c2a07dfd79469cf6b8?v=4070d8f1cf6542718bf36d5c34bdcf86&source=copy_link

    get.Habitual Wk3 | APEX: What's your Stack? | AXIOMATIC Podcast

  4. Oct 9

    get.Habitual Wk 2 | APEX: What's your Stack? | AXIOMATIC Podcast

    get.Habitual Wk 2 | APEX: What's your Stack? | AXIOMATIC Podcast Week 2: What’s Your Daily Recipe? (Build Your Recipe) Core Focus: Auditing your daily routine, calculating your exact time margin, and treating time as a financial asset. Overview: Week 2 bridges financial accounting concepts with personal time management. Just as you track every dollar coming in and going out to know your profit margin, you audit your 24-hour day to find your "daily number" (e.g., deducting 8 hours of work, commutes, and sleep to locate your 5-hour discretionary window). It draws a hard line between spending time (mindless consumption) versus investing time (building skills). It also introduces the math behind the 10,000-hour accelerator—showing how dedicated execution during your private 5-hour window can yield skill mastery in 1.5 to 2 years. Part 1: https://app.notion.com/p/theapex/Week-2-What-s-your-Daily-Recipe-cc609ee3d1be4da2a1e8dddc84bfdc37?v=4070d8f1cf6542718bf36d5c34bdcf86&source=copy_link Part 2: https://app.notion.com/p/theapex/Week-2-Build-your-Recipe-11a32e3b1df18078a279f20a716b6636?v=4070d8f1cf6542718bf36d5c34bdcf86&source=copy_link

    get.Habitual Wk 2 | APEX: What's your Stack? | AXIOMATIC Podcast

  5. Oct 2

    get.Habitual Wk 1 | APEX: What's your Stack? Series | AXIOMATIC Podcast

    get.Habitual Wk 1 | APEX: What's your Stack? Series | AXIOMATIC Podcast Week 1: Introduction & Baseline Diagnostic Core Focus: Shifting from passive consumption to active, project-based execution and taking back control over your time, mind, and energy. Overview: Week 1 lays the foundation by breaking through the trap of external validation and superficial "growth mindset" quotes. You evaluate your current baseline, address why you are pursuing change, and assess your willingness to commit a minimum of 10 hours per week toward developing your skill-stack. It introduces the "Monster vs. System" framework—teaching you to stop freezing in the face of life's daily chaos (the monster) and instead build repeatable systems where failure is treated as diagnostic data. Notion Worksheet: (Just Duplicate this Page at the Top Right) https://app.notion.com/p/theapex/Week-1-Introduction-3b56ae6aa1b24dd3a5d1f25577f0a168?v=4070d8f1cf6542718bf36d5c34bdcf86&source=copy_link

    get.Habitual Wk 1 | APEX: What's your Stack? Series | AXIOMATIC Podcast

  6. Sep 9

    Ep. 3: PURPOSE, is it only a few who have it?

    Purpose, Do You Have It? What if purpose isn't a stage performance, but a functional necessity? In this episode, we trace human purpose from the vantage point of the Space Station down to the microscopic scale of a single human cell. Just as a body cannot survive without its hidden columns of bone, quiet metabolic filters, or vigilant immune cells, society relies on every distinct human function to exist. If you’ve ever felt existential anxiety about your "grand destiny," this episode offers a practical diagnostic to help you stop performing and start owning the natural, vital role you play in the world around you. Purpose, Do You Have It? Modern culture tells us that purpose is reserved for the famous, the brilliant, or the extraordinary. Biology tells a completely different story. Join us as we examine human connection through the lens of cellular biology: The Super-Organism: Viewing humanity from orbit down to molecular motors walking along micro-tubules. Architects vs. Translators: How structural thinkers build civilization's bones while creative visionaries act as the retina detecting light. The Invisible Filters: Why the quietest roles— conflict resolvers, ethicists, and maintainers—are the only thing keeping society from self-poisoning. The Life Diagnostic: A 4-step internal query to identify your natural function during a crisis.

    Ep. 3: PURPOSE, is it only a few who have it?

  7. Sep 4

    Ep. 2: Can you learn Creativity? Or do you & I just suck…..

    Show Notes AND Episode Description: Is creativity a divine spark you’re born with, or is it an operating system you can build? In this episode, we debunk two of the biggest myths holding you back: that creative talent is an exclusive genetic lottery, and that personal development is a passive journey to "find yourself." Shifting from abstract self-help to actionable mental architecture, we explore cognitive science to prove that creativity is a trainable skill—specifically through Cross-Domain Structural Mapping. Learn how to turn your personal evolution into a project-based build using “The House Engine,” a systematic blueprint that maps your core values, daily habits, and life domains directly onto physical construction. In this episode, you’ll learn: Why Inspiration is a Myth: How viewing creativity as a structured framework eliminates cognitive overload. The House Engine Framework: How to map your boundaries to load-bearing walls, habits to daily infrastructure, and goals to modular furniture. Creative Stress-Testing: How using semantic distance removes shame from burnout, helping you audit life clutter and renovate your focus. The 4-Step Execution Framework: A practical protocol to isolate abstract problems, map them to physical systems, and execute concrete solutions. Stop waiting for lightning to strike. Grab your blueprint, step into the role of the architect, and start engineering the life you actually want to live. Key Timestamps: Demolishing the twin myths of innate creativity and "finding yourself." Creativity as cross-domain structural mapping and personal architecture. The Blueprint: Mapping core values, life domains, habits, and thoughts to “The House Engine.” Stress-Testing: Leveraging semantic distance to solve room clutter, burnout, and dry rot. Execution: The 4-step framework to turn creative analogies into physical actions. Last but not least, Why you are the architect, contractor, and home under construction.

    Ep. 2: Can you learn Creativity? Or do you & I just suck…..

  8. Aug 8

    Ep. 1: 5 things that can change your life RAPIDLY

    As stated in the podcast, you can look deeper into these blog posts and check out the research for yourself! Enjoy! What the Science Shows: When humans are in an "intertemporal choice" scenario (choosing now for later), the prefrontal cortex favors immediate gratification when hungry. Setting up a "pre-commitment device" (meal prepping while full) locks in decisions before temporal discounting activates during low-glucose states.Core Study: Sophie Leroy (2009), "Why Is It So Hard to Do My Work? The Challenge of Attention Residue When Switching Between Work Tasks" (Organization Science); extended by Leroy & Glomb (2018/2020) in Harvard Business Review. https://lawyerist.com/news/combatting-attention-residue-when-faced-with-interruptions/#:~:text=Research What the Science Shows: When switching from an unfinished Task A to Task B, part of your working memory remains tied to Task A ("attention residue"). Assigning strict, scheduled time containers to tasks creates cognitive closure ("Ready-to-Resume" mental signaling), which clears working memory and improves optimal decision-making by up to 79% compared to working off an open to-do list. https://lawyerist.com/news/combatting-attention-residue-when-faced-with-interruptions/#:~:text=Research Core Study: Fabrizio Dell'Acqua, Edward McFowland III, Ethan Mollick, Hila Lifshitz-Assaf, Katherine C. Kellogg, Sarah Likotrafiti, Karina R. T. Francois, and Boston Consulting Group (2023), "Navigating the Jagged Technological Frontier: Field Experimental Evidence of AI Impact on Knowledge Worker Productivity and Quality"(Harvard Business School Working Paper). https://www.mindstudio.ai/blog/what-is-the-jagged-frontier-ai-capabilities What the Science Shows: In an experiment with 758 BCG consultants, workers using AI for tasks inside the technological frontier saw a 40% performance boost and completed work 25.1% faster. However, for tasks slightly outside the frontier, consultants who trusted AI experienced a 19 percentage point drop in accuracy due to "automation bias"—blindly accepting AI output without human critical friction. https://www.mindstudio.ai/blog/what-is-the-jagged-frontier-ai-capabilities Core Studies: Peter Gollwitzer (1999), "Implementation Intentions: Strong Effects of Simple Plans" (American Psychologist). Sarah Milne, Sheina Orbell, & Paschal Sheeran (2002), "Combining Motivational and Volitional Interventions to Promote Exercise Participation" (British Journal of Health Psychology). https://jamesclear.com/implementation-intentions#:~:text=Sarah  What the Science Shows: Standard motivational planning resulted in a ~35% follow-through rate. Groups that formed explicit Implementation Intentions using "If [environmental cue], then [action]" triggers saw follow-through jump to 91%. The If/Then structure delegates execution from conscious deliberation (prefrontal cortex) to automatic environmental triggers (basal ganglia). https://jamesclear.com/implementation-intentions#:~:text=Sarah  Core Studies: Alexandra Touroutoglou, Joseph Andreano, Lisa Feldman Barrett, et al. (2020), "The Tenacious Brain: How the Anterior Mid-Cingulate Contributes to Achieving Goals" (Progress in Brain Research).Edward L. Deci & Richard M. Ryan (2000), "The 'What' and 'Why' of Goal Pursuits: Human Needs and the Self-Determination of Behavior" (Psychological Inquiry).What the Science Shows: The Anterior Midcingulate Cortex (aMCC) acts as the brain's "hub of tenacity," weighing effort costs against expected long-term rewards. Intrinsic motivation and engaging in non-preferred, effortful challenges physically maintain and expand the structure of the aMCC. This provides a biological buffer against mental fatigue and quitting when external rewards fade. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7381101/#:~:text=We

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I like to share new ideas, think through concepts; some simple, some complex, philosophy, compare and contrast, storytelling, entrepreneurship, strategy, search and put together working strategies, and edify my viewership with any research I find interesting, resilient, and everlasting. I think gentrification is a +, who cares what others think about that (lol). On this podcast you'll learn a thing or two about organizing, optimizing, breaking down barriers, overcoming fears, and growing confidence to become your infallible being. Fav. quote: "Stay Creative, Gritty, and Resourceful." -Unknown

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  • Creator
    Rick Reyna Jr
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2026
  • Episodes
    43
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Rick Reyna Jr
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    AXIOMATIC