The Armen Show

We had him on before(episode 8, he’s part of the single-digit club), and we’re having him on again. It’s Kaspar, and he’s on episode 58 discussing: how he feels about gift giving and the holiday season his input on the TV sitcom Veep with actor Julia-Louis Dreyfus upcoming project Live Room LA for musical output a note of reflection about 2017 Glad to have Kaspar back on the show, and you know we keep it rolling here at The Armen Show. There is much to come as the year ends and the next one begins.

In life, you can choose to diversify like most investors would tell you do (like Kevin O’Leary from Shark Tank), or you can put all your eggs in one basket. Here is a story about the latter option. my applying to UCSB only putting one school on the list retrying after getting turned down the trip there to deliver additional information the path, the steps, the process You can do life in your way, as long as you stick with your way. I’ll include more stories in future episodes.

What up people it’s Armen back at it in episode 56 of the show. This one is about looking at some category of yours for the year. These could include: the risks you took in 2017 the amount or quality of events you went to people you connected with in some memorable way places you went to and liked The list goes on, but it’s a smart move to pick some things that matter to you and see how they changed in the past year. You never know what kind of trends or understanding you can get from it. Good things to come as you know~

Sometimes on The Armen Show, we have guests, and that is the case here~ On this one, we have our first time having two guests, who are Mariam and David of my extended family. In this episode, we discuss: schooling in the grade system interests as far as social media things that are fun to do how cool it is to be on the episode am I right Glad to have Mariam and David on the show.

It is that time of the year that is the holiday. Here I discuss: Christmas and the holiday season looking at things that are presented to you as illusions snowboarding story of the past updates as I tend to do It’s the Eve of the day that is the holiday.

Nutrition and fitness have to remain in concert for you to roll strong. In episode 53, leading to the holidays, we discuss: keeping your homeostasis rolling how I finished the book and that is a good deal update on the fire record some side info on my day Keep it moving~

How fast does life go? Do we do so many things more quickly than we did before? In episode 52, I discuss: how life is getting faster how we fit more into each day as time goes on the way to adapt to the speed up in the future potential names for the listeners of this show I am near finishing the book and will be done in due time. This is a great thing, and you should finish what you start. Also, long live day trading.

When you are working through your life, there is no need to ever be waiting for something. You can be patient for things, but you have to make moves. In this episode, I discuss: not needing to wait for anything making moves and then adjusting after the fact the focus being on your actions causing an impact instead of waiting for an impact I talked about a few topics on this one, and I try to share my viewpoints along my own journey.

It’s the big 50, and you know we do it big here on The Armen Show. Little known fact is that I used to do freestyle raps that I would record every few days for years. I have raps from 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, and some from 2017 (over 300 in total). In this rap I include: messages on self-esteem updates on current happenings lyrics with style to a certain beat some switches in flow and speed The beat I rapped on here is one called “A Touch Of Gold”, by Elliote Waite, one of the people who makes beats for JeeJuh. It is one of the only ones I bought on there a few years ago. JeeJuh has some great beats that I have rapped to over the years. Glad to have y’all on here through 50 episodes and onward we go. More raps on the way in the future.

In life, you need to have range throughout all that you do. These types of range include: physical range of motion through activity and stretch range of emotion in expression with others range of ability to handle wins and losses of risk range of understanding of different kinds of information that is available These different types of range will make you less vulnerable to the world at large. You have to be able to manage that which is around you.