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One point is from Brandon Stanton’s interview, “If nothing mattered but how I was spending my time, what would I be doing? What would be most nourishing for me in any given moment?” The other is, “When you create one opportunity for yourself, oftentimes, that opportunity will create more opportunities.”

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What would you learn if you took notes on the best podcasts? ·

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  4. How Are Guidelines Set for What Podcasts Are Worthy of TranscriptionAt this time, it is solely based on Matt's interests. As it turns out, there are many others who are into self-help and development podcasts, too.
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  15. What Is Casey Neistat's Best Career AdviceCasey said that if you don’t know what you want to do in life, spend as much time as you can doing something you absolutely f*cking hate.
  16. What Does Matt Miller Say Creators Have to Be Able to Do?Matt Miller, head of content at Podcast Notes, tells Stewart Alsop that creators need the ability to set aside long blocks of focus.
  17. How Is Flow State DefinedMatt describes it as totally losing yourself, any idea of the self. When you are doing your work, you don’t exist. Only the work exists.
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