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Warning! You have just wandered into the unpopular playground arena, a unique

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space specifically designed for young adults and those soon becoming where

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curiosity meets unconventional learning and dialogue with brutal honesty. If

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you're a bold and daring rebel who wants more options on your life journey than

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you have now, keep listening. Welcome Jen Lin!

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Welcome back to season 3, the introduction series and this is part 2.

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This is Jen Lin. Thank you for joining us again. Last episode we talked about a

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little bit about our history and this episode we're moving on to our current

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events and then the next episode will be the third and final part of the series

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for the introduction so that way we can have a nice little base and that'll be

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talking about our future events and if you think about like the story the

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Christmas Carol you have the past present and future they were little ghosts but

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not only differences is that our story is gonna be a little bit happier

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because right now that future seems a little gloomy and this podcast is looking

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you know seeking to change that for for young people to give you some options

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and this episode is going to talk about how we're going to do that so we're

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gonna just a little overview we're gonna be talking about our solutions based

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approach our life journey kind of how that's gonna go or approach to that

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obstacles we're gonna have you use your imagination a little bit talk about some

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goals and our structure and how we're going to be structuring everything so

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that you can know what to expect from us our bare minimums and that way there's

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some continuity and something to look forward to and also we'll make sure to

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leave you with a little challenge and moving forward solutions versus problems

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well somebody wise once told me that if you're going to complain about problems

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that it's always she told me never to go approach her without a solution in mind

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for every problem I could complain about the problems but and I could have them

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because we do but if I'm going to bring something up I needed to have a solution

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to go with it now will that solution always work no did they always work no

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but it's you know always nice to have options and that's brings us into the

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next area is options if you have solutions and you can label these problems

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you can figure out what they are what you have on hand what you need and the

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results that you want to get that's a pretty basic solution avenue on how you

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can work through a problem very basic but it's a lot more complicated than that

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and that's what we will explore with this podcast being able to show you and

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tell not just tell but we'll be able to show you and discuss really unpack these

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things for you on these various topics and content that we hope that you'll

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share and give us ideas and share your thoughts and what your ideas are what

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your solutions might be could you imagine what the news would be like if the

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newscasters that complained or reported on every problem if they were required to

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have a solution to present to share with every problem or every tragedy that

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would certainly be a game changer wouldn't it think about that and also

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the how to there's one thing to you know I'll just say in air quotes motivate

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you have all of these motivational gurus and everybody telling you how to do

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something they're telling you what you should do but they're not showing the

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way of possible avenues of ways that you can go it seems to be one one pathway

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and it's just littered with obstacles and it may be good for them but is it

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good for everybody kind of like math is very direct very straight to us who is

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always gonna be for but when you get to the more complicated math problems

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there's often more than one way to solve a problem and some people some I've

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known some teachers that would require only one way to do the problem this well

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you have to do it only this way when there are other ways to solve problems

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and still get to the same result as long as my thing was as long as you could

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show me how you got there it's all good and it's always good to know how you

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got there keep a little journey show your work because chances are you're gonna

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go through that problem again something very similar or somebody that you know

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might go through that and how lovely it would be to be able to reflect back on

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it and think oh this is how I solve that problem and it worked you might have to

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tweak a few things but just some things to think about and the way that I like

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to do things is by a catch-and-release method where I will talk about it I will

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show you and then we will work through that problem together and you'll practice

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it and you'll have me here or my team here with you until you master it and

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then we release you and you and then you do that on your own and it's that way

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with any skill or knowledge something that you need to have another little

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toolbox for your life journey we want you to be able to be independent to be

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able to do things on your own because a lot of times there's not gonna be your

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it's gonna be a very lonely life journey sometimes you're not always gonna

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have people around to help you it's very nice but you need to know how to do

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life tasks on your own and if you never get a chance to practice them while

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you're younger I mean it's not gonna you're not gonna you're not gonna get

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any younger so if you're in high school try and learn as many life lessons as

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possible take advantage of this knowledge and sharing ask questions because

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now is your time to practice as you get older you're gonna have a lot more on

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your plate and it's gonna be very heavy and that's called responsibility and

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accountability the older you get the heavier it gets because they're gonna

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say you're a grown-ass man a grown-ass woman you should know you should know

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better as you get older that's what they're gonna say you should know better

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you should know how to do these things but sometimes certain tasks certain

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knowledge and skills they're not being taught in school they're not being taught

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at home or in society but guess what you're still gonna be held accountable

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ignorance is not a virtue keep that in mind and in this community this is this

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is what I feel most compelled to help you with and who are you who who is my

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audience who is the audience of intended audience of unpopular

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playground well like I said before in the last episode it was mostly geared

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towards parents to help their kids but I feel that the more I look around there's

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nobody here for the high schoolers and the young adults it's very limited and

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being able to build a community where we can unpack these things together and

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have discussions together in real time eventually that'll be the next episode

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so I'm not going to go too much in the future but discussions are where you can

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put everything into context and you can build ideas and really cement them into

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your head so that is my little bit on solutions and our life journey if you

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think about your journey it you know you're born and as you go through time

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it is like a little journey because our life span is linear it's on a time frame

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and if you think of it like a journey you have a map so that you know you'll

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need a map so that you know where you're going you need a plan a road trip like

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you're taking a road trip if you don't know where you're going you're just

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going to be a vagrant wandering around and that is depressing you have no idea

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where you're going what you're doing what you have and no wonder why over half

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of the world is depressed because they don't have a plan you need to be able

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to think on what resources you have because you don't want to get what you

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don't need if you already have it that's a waste of time and money and and thought

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you need a compass a direction and your compass is a little bit more than just

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knowing where you want to go you also have a right way to go what's called a

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moral compass am I doing the right thing does this feel right am I am I being

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ethical about it am I being truthful to myself so there's a few different

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compasses that you might need in life then you decide your course you mark

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your path maybe you mark the possible paths and you decide your course and

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then you go and you will have many many obstacles if you haven't discovered that

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already on your way which brings us to the next section obstacles you may have

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a solution around an obstacle or how to deal with it but there is no one solution

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or magic bullet that's going to solve the problem for everybody and not

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everybody has the same personal strength to be able to lift those obstacles out

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of the way sometimes you have to go around them sometimes sometimes you you

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have the right tools you can just plow through them so how do you get through

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them with knowledge filling those gaps of knowledge and skill you can also get

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there with other people that happen to be around that's been through that

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situation before it's okay to ask for help and responsibility and and being

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able to get through obstacles is both an art and a science it's a science because

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you can go about things with as I say the scientific method you think about the

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problem you can test different ways to go about it you can be very mathematical

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but you can also be creative and so there's there's many different ways that

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you can go about that and now well obviously if you're driving or you're

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doing something important while you're listening to this you want to I want you

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to imagine if you able to and it's safe for you to do so close your eyes and

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just think this is what I imagine imagine being in a room and having people

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excited to see you and you're looking forward to seeing them they're looking

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forward to seeing you you're in a place where you feel like you really belong and

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also imagine a twig a really weak twig it could easily bend apart bend and snap

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and then now imagine 5,000 twigs all bound together do you think anybody's

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gonna be able to break that probably not and that is my first goal for this

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podcast to be able to have a large community have it built up to where we

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are all familiar with one another you have real strong connections networks they

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talk about having networking meetings as you get older and they have them and

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business network where people just go exchange little bit business cards and

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but that's not what really what networking is networking and my you know as

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and being part of a community is being in a place where you can be excited to

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see one another because you know that you're going to build each other up

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you're going to have great discussions and you're going to get ideas you're

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gonna be excited to share your ideas because people are gonna listen and

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they're gonna be excited about your ideas and it just be one giant I guess

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maybe fireworks of ideas going around just imagine a fireworks show and having

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that be everybody's ideas bursting forth into the air doesn't that sound like

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fun and you know all of your favorite things and people and feeling good and

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having chats and sharing insights your hopes your goals and brainstorming ideas

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trying to you know problem-solve and you know I tried this but that didn't

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work and then somebody else pipes in and oh wow I tried this and this worked for

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me have you tried this or hey I know somebody that can help you with that it's

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just being able to help you to get to where you want to get a little bit

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faster it's not the toxic social media that you see on Facebook and a lot of

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if you're enjoying the unpopular playground don't forget to subscribe so

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resonate with our discussions share the podcast and spread the word together

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let's create a community where every young voice is heard saying you know

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kind of poo-pooing all over your dreams you say so you want to be a rockstar or

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you want to you want to go do something you want to try something new because

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it's exciting and people just you don't want to do that or I tried that you know

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that's really disheartening isn't it and wouldn't it be cool wouldn't it be

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awesome to be able to go somewhere to have somebody be excited about what

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you're doing and encourage you it's like yeah I hope that and be like a little

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cheerleader for you I've had both happened but I can tell you when I was

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younger I think the younger that you are and you share your ideas about how you

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want to your hopes for the world and how you might want to change it how you

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might want to make a difference it gives you something to get up for a reason to

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get out of bed because you have something you feel that you were born to do

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something that's exciting and then to have somebody crap all over that is

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hard that's why you have to be careful with kind of who you tell that and I'm

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sure you've already had that experience and but you won't have that here with

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our community in the unpopular playground so we got our immediate

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goals that brings us to our goals you know we want to make this podcast real

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we want to make it meaningful to you and we want to break the cycle of

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dysfunction because that's what this every time I look around I mean if I

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really if I really think about it and if I were to really buy into everything

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that's put on me I would be depressed but I I can't do that I I figure as long

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as I'm trying to make the world a better place by helping others by helping you

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then at least I can feel like all of the struggles that I went through that at

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least may you know it kind of gives it some credibility that at least all of

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that stuff that I endured in life in my younger life that it wasn't for nothing

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because at least I can possibly help you through help you think through and

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figure out your own problems and because I can't nobody can tell you anything

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of what to do that ultimate decision is going to be yours and yours alone but

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being able to help you through the process of how you go through to think

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critically how you go through to get your information how you fact check how

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you how to do these things what what you need to think about when you move out

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all of all of these things that you're gonna be expected to do as an adult that

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nobody's showing you and I think that parents are well-meaning and they want

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to help you and if even if you're a young adult parent I'm sure you get that

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now you might have very young children maybe in your 20s it's hard and you want

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the very best but the reality is when you get older you have to work

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everybody's got to work because they gotta you have to make a living and you

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have to have money money makes the world go around a lot of the financial

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education is not being given and there's more things that are promoted that are

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bad for you that will drag you down toxic things and not a lot of information

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of what you need to know is being shared so and it's very all of the things that

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I'm gonna share with you is very unconventional very unpopular very

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unpopular especially especially with probably the the big guys I'll just say

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and the suits the suits I could say it that way the suits so we want to help

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you break the cycle society break the cycle of dysfunction we want to be in a

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league of our own and what is a league it's an association for common purpose

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most people relate leagues to sports but in competition but really it is a

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competition isn't it it's a competition for your life for yourself so it does

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make sense and so yeah we want to help you connect we want to help you create

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and by next by Christmas of this year we are hoping to have no less than 5,000

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league members of course we want more but in 5,000 is a special number and I'm

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gonna discuss that in the next episode on what the significance of that is when

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we talk about our the community that we're gonna establish and yeah it's

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gonna be very special so we'll explain that in the next episode so you're

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gonna have to tune into this third part for the future episode now structure

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we're going to establish a structure we want to so frequency we're gonna go

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every Wednesday is the goal the idea and I've already totaled between now and

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the end of June is gonna be at least 25 episodes and actually it's gonna be a

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little bit more because I'm not counting these three episodes as part of

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those 25 so it's really gonna be closer to 30 so that's exciting and then it'll

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be on Wednesdays weekly and on Wednesdays because it gives you a little

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something to look forward to and plus I kind of like that I like the show

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Wednesday the little gothy little fun so yeah Wednesday seems like a really cool

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day to look forward to it's right in the middle of the week on hump day gives you

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something to look forward to to get you through the week and then you only have

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two more days to the weekend right and we also for now what we're going to do

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since we're not doing live and we're not doing guest stars as of now probably

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not for the rest of the season three we might explore having some guests later

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which we'll discuss on the next episode but for now you can contact us on

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Instagram you can DMS there at unpopular playground 1791 there with your

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questions and ideas for content for concerns that you might have things that

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you might want in a future episode and some ideas comments that you might have

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and I'll just share we are coming to the end the other thing that I wanted to you

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might wonder and well I'm not sure if I mentioned this in the last episode I do

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want to try to my goal is to aim to keep it under 30 minutes so I'm so far I'm

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right on time I will share that last night I did was able to get a platform

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to be able to distribute onto eight different platforms to distribute the

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podcast to other platforms automatically so when I upload to one it's

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going to automatically put out to the other platforms and then I also had a

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little scare that when I had trouble uploading to Spotify I've been not

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really happy with that change it was quite hard because it used to be anchor

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now at Spotify they took away all of the recording and editing features recommended

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another one that they partnered with I'm not going to mention the name but I

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wasn't really happy with that because I was at first but then they changed and

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then so when I went to go try to upload because I chose another podcasting

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platform it when I changed the RSS feed it wiped the other two seasons out so

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34 plus 15 episodes that's how many were completely wiped out I thought I'd lost

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them forever and I was I was okay with that because well who likes to listen

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to their old stuff anyway and I thought well I think we're were our own worst

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critics but lucky for you I found them on pod bean there's an archive of the

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first two seasons of unpopular playground if you wanted to go back and

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binge on those episodes you certainly can and but on from this point on out on

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the other platforms and I'll go ahead and list those out either on the show

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notes for today or tomorrow's episode for part 3 I will make sure to put those

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show notes down so that you know where you can listen to them popular

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playground and soon it will be YouTube as well it'll be put on there and and I

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will discuss YouTube and that content as well as all of our other future

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content in the next episode in episode 3 so we are just just reached 30 minutes

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and I think that I've made my goal because who wants to listen past 30

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minutes even when I see something beyond 30 minutes I I just tune out I can't I

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just can't that long I don't know how people do the three hour Joe Rogan's the

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only reason why I see half of those which is very good but I like those

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little shorts and he's just kind of breaks it up and I can deal with that

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but three hours straight or even an hour straight I'm going to keep all of the

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podcasts right around 30 minutes or less so that is that thank you for listening

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I will see you in the next episode and stay curious bye for now Jen Lynn has

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now left the arena you've been listening to the unpopular playground

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thanks for tuning in if you enjoyed today's episode please make sure to

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adventurous journey together and remember to return next Wednesday for our

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next episode if you dare and as always stay curious there's so much more to

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explore