The Jack Moses Podcast

Roobz is a writer on Twitter and a psychology student. She has grown a following of over 44,000 followers on Twitter through her writing about psychology and spirituality and also runs a mentorship coaching program for people looking to elevate their own lives.In this episode, Roobz and I talked about the role of religion in the modern world, modern dating, controversial figures like Andrew Tate and Jordan Peterson, the role of God in relation to evolutionary psychology, and much more.I really enjoyed this conversation and learned a ton, and I think you will as well.Also, apologies for the lag two times in this video. Currently sharing wifi with a couple of roommates and the connection lagged a few times in the audio.Roobz's Twitter:https://linktr.ee/__roobzMy linkshttps://linktr.ee/jackmoses0Timestamps0:52 Leaving Ohio State2:00 You can’t appreciate heaven unless you’ve seen hell8:00 Stoicism and religion10:47 Carl Jung and Jordan Peterson20:45 What do we worship now?25:52 Can we return to religion?30:01 Andrew Tate32:30 Polarity and ideology34:02 God and evolutionary psychology45:00 Dating apps and dating47:30 Psychoanalyzing49:45 Roobz’s future plans56:44 Aging in experiences vs years1:00:30 Pushing through discomfort & failure This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jackmoses.substack.com

Juan Gomez is a writer, video editor, and content creator on Twitter and Instagram.  He burst onto the Twitter scene after being hired as Nicholas Cole and Dickie Bush’s video editor after sending a shot in the dark cold DM. Since then, he’s built his following on Twitter to over 1000 followers by writing about media leverage, self-improvement, and masculinity.In this episode, Juan and I talked about writing on Twitter, the one-person business model, the story of how he became Dickie and Nicholas’s editor, masculinity and manhood, and a lot more. I had a ton of fun chatting with Juan, and I think you’ll really enjoy this conversation too.Juan’s links: https://twitter.com/Juanico__ https://www.instagram.com/juanico__g/ https://vimeo.com/760855227  My links: linktr.ee/jackmoses0  Timestamps0:47 Starting to write on Twitter 7:00 The one-person business model 15:27 Being Dickie Bush’s video editor  20:00 Finding something that feels like “play” 25:07 How AI can impact work 27:41 Habit tracking and productivity  35:24 Planning for the future  39:48 Masculinity and manhood 46:31 Becoming a well-rounded man 50:01 Next 6-12 months This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jackmoses.substack.com

Fernando Cao Zheng is a writer and ghostwriter on Twitter. He is currently a management consultant in the UK, however, he is in the process of escaping his 9-5 by becoming a Twitter ghostwriter. In this episode, Fernando and I talked about why he's escaping the 9-5, how he's using Twitter and Twitter ghostwriting as his ticket to financial and geographic freedom, and what our dream lives look like in the future.Fernando's links:https://twitter.com/thefernandoczdigitalmastery.beehiiv.comMy links:https://linktr.ee/jackmoses0Timestamps0:37 Glitch in the matrix4:22 Getting into self improvement14:00 Management consulting19:04 Leaving the 9-524:00 Investing in yourself25:17 Scarcity mindset37:00 Anyone can “make it”41:14 Thinking in the long term42:30 Debate on giveaways46:10 Ideal future52:00 Dreaming BIG59:15 Momentum1:02:05 Healthy Competition This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jackmoses.substack.com

Jad Dagher is a writer on Twitter under the name "The Eastern Way," an account where he shares ancient eastern philosophical insights to address anxiety in the modern world. Aside from writing his own content, Jad is also a Twitter ghostwriter while still a college student.In this episode, Jad and I had a very wide-ranging conversation, as we talked about topics all the way from eastern philosophies like Taoism and Buddhism to being Twitter ghostwriters. We also dove into the topic of psychedelics which was a really fun part of the conversation and a topic that has been long overdue on this podcast.Jad's links:https://twitter.com/CenterHpshttps://www.instagram.com/easternway444/My stuff:https://linktr.ee/jackmoses0Timestamps2:30 Pursuing online business6:04 Discovering eastern philosophy9:10 Taoism and Confucianism13:40 Goals with making money online16:30 Slow travel19:30 Accelerating your growth21:42 “Heroic dose” of mushrooms29:00 Naval 60 minute meditation32:24 Intermittent periods of boredom34:30 Avoiding cheap dopamine39:25 You can create happiness44:57 Freedom makes you happy, not money45:54 Eastern art48:30 Overcoming resistance53:03 Goals for the next year This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jackmoses.substack.com

Dakota Robertson, a writer on social media who founded a social media marketing agency, shares his journey to building a large following. They discuss authenticity on social media, dealing with criticism, the future of creative work, building a personal brand, and the tribalism in politics.

Matt Izzo is a Fitness coach and entrepreneur. He has gone through an inspiring weight-loss journey, losing 75 pounds three separate times, and now coaches others along their weight-loss journey. Rather than just giving generic fitness advice like walking 10,000 steps or eating fewer calories, Matt takes a holistic approach to weight loss by analyzing his client's psychology and changing their belief structures.This episode taught me a lot about weight loss, overall health and wellness, and how our beliefs impact our eating habits and health. I think you'll come away from this episode with the same takeaways.Matt's links:https://twitter.com/mattizzohttps://mattizzofitness.aweb.page/p/546aed8b-0ec4-4148-8a55-4a937c56b154My links:https://linktr.ee/jackmoses0Timestamps:1:30 Overcoming resistance4:30 How to become disciplined8:55 Different “types” of dopamine14:30 You are who you surround yourself with20:00 Pursue your highest self27:00 Creating communities33:20 Healthy comparison36:00 Root causes of weight gain40:20 The power of belief51:00 Current weight & training56:15 How to set yourself up for a healthy life1:03:00 Other socials/ coaching This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jackmoses.substack.com

Ronen Hayempour is a 14-year-old creator and aspiring entrepreneur on Twitter. He is from Los Angeles, California, and is particularly interested in business, investing, and Stoicism. In this episode, Ronen and I talk about why we started off on Twitter, whether it's smart to turn your Twitter account into a business or keep your business and personal brand separate, and going pretty deep into sleep and Stoic philosophy.I had a ton of fun getting to know Ronen in this episode, and I'm eager to see his growth and progress over the next couple of years. 20 years from now, you may be able to say you first heard Ronen speak at 14 years old on this podcast. I think his future is that bright.Ronen's Twitter:https://twitter.com/RonenHayempourMy stuff:https://linktr.ee/jackmoses0Timestamps1:19 Why we started on Twitter6:30 Ronen’s background and interests9:30 Post high-school plans12:00 Elon16:00 Building net worth to $30M before 2118:56 Monetizing through twitter?22:21 Business ideas24:35 Sleep problems and loneliness30:41 You gotta have fun with twitter33:48 Stoicism43:45 Marcus Aurelius- Meditations47:00 Ryan Holiday and Robert Greene50:06 Ronen’s plan going forward This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jackmoses.substack.com

Luke Mertens is the head football coach at St. Patrick High School in Chicago, Illinois.  He was formerly the head football coach at Lakes Highschool and Lake Zurich Highschool, where he was my coach for 2 years. Outside of coaching, Luke is also the host of "The 'I' in Win" Podcast, where he applies life lessons and coaching philosophies to life advice.In this conversation, we talked about football as a teacher for discipline and self-accountability, life lessons from the sport, and also reflected on some great memories from our time together at Lake Zurich.The "I" in Win podcast: https://www.theiinwin.com/Luke's Twitter: https://twitter.com/LukeMertensMy stuff: https://linktr.ee/jackmoses0 This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jackmoses.substack.com

Tim Carden is a writer and ghostwriter on Twitter. He is currently studying in Barcelona and has lived all over the world throughout his life. In this conversation we talked about how we both got into the self-improvement and twitter spaces, going down rabbit holes, ghostwriting, and much more. Tim’s Twitter:twitter.com/timjcarden Tim’s Landing Page:[https://twittligrowth.carrd.co/](https://twittligrowth.carrd.co/)My Twitter:twitter.com/jackmoses0Timestamps0:30 Moving around the world5:38 Doing something you want to do7:45 Getting into self improvement/ Twitter11:45 Going down rabbit holes 17:00 Closing the idea to implementation gap21:54 Twitter growth strategy24:00 Ghostwriting33:02 The 4-hour work week38:15 Lengthening the time frame41:20 Getting in the zone44:00 Differing mindsets 52:45 Elon buying twitter 56:30 Shifting away from partying1:01:00 Balancing social life and social media1:03:30 Having fun without drinking1:04:30 Plans for summer 2023 This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jackmoses.substack.com

Noah Edelman is the founder of WTFcrypto, a crypto education platform for regular-day people. He is also the author of the WTFcrypto newsletter, a twice-a-week email series with updates and insights about everything in the cryptocurrency space. WTFcrypto educates everyday people about cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, and everything Defi in a funny, easy-to-understand way. Alongside these projects, Noah is also a junior at Northwestern studying psychology.In this conversation, Noah and I discussed balancing building an online business and school, the FTX scandal, and why we chose to major in psychology. We also got into what drew us to entrepreneurship, who we look up to, and what’s next after graduation.Everything Noah here:https://twitter.com/wtfcrypto_https://wtfcrypto.beehiiv.com/Timestamps0:30 School, newsletters, and pods5:45 Why not drop out?13:15 FTX scandal17:45 High-level overview of the FTX scandal27:28 Why study psychology?32:44 Having a rebellious nature35:07 Leverage41:00 Who do we look up to?51:45 What’s next after graduation?My stuff:https://linktr.ee/jackmoses0 This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jackmoses.substack.com