Thank you I Simon, I never knew you considered yourself an awkward,person. I guess we have ideas in our head about the type of person we are listening to, and you come off so confident and not awkward. . Alison Schuback

Some podcasts you listen to for ten minutes and there is about one minute of good content. Not this one. This podcast is filled with high quality content, excellent storytelling and true thought provoking concepts that leave me challenged in the best ways. This podcast makes me want to be a better leader, a better partner and a better friend. Thanks to Simon and his team for leading the discussions that matter.

Hi. I absolutely love this show, its host, the guest, and conversation topics. The only complaint is how low Simon speaks much of the time. It does make it difficult to listen and learn at times. I know that the show is about optimism, but I’m holding optimistic belief that clear voices will show up soon. 😉

Such a great podcast to get back perspective. Simon is lovely!

The content is great, but the sound volume is lower than other podcasts, and when I turn it up for this one, the autoplay for the next one is so jarring. Can you adjust your volume to be like other podcasts?

For the high quality production, work on the volume. It’s horrendous trying to hear the episode on the death doula

Excellent episode Let them

I can’t get over how I felt seen while listening to the « Trevor Hurts My Brain » episode. The bit on finding a corner or a buffet is exactly what I do. Reading books??? I used to buy haven’t in years. Small talk? I struggle and seek deep conversations but after hearing this episode, it has made me think differently of how I will use it to interact with the world around me. Thank you!

I appreciate Mel Robbin’s wisdom. I have followed her off and on for quite a while. Simon, I love the way you hear, absorb, and allow the person talking to communicate with just one or two words from you to continue. You are such a nice man. Thank you for the podcast.

This podcast irritated me more than anything. It’s two men sharing that “service” is a cure. One big problem with this, personally I’m done giving people my time. I’ve been taken advantage of from so many people I will no longer give others my service. A large boundary has been placed in myself on this topic, supported by my therapist by the way. Any loneliness I’m dealing with is from a lack of community not service.