How Not to Feel Like an Asshole (Two Loud-Mouthed Audio Interviews)

Holy smokes!

It's Friday.

I'm drinking (a big, giant vat of) coffee.

And I'm wearing Adidas yoga pants that are (really) not so flattering. (But since I bought them for 59 times the price when I was living in Chile, I AM GOING TO WEAR THEM COME HELL OR HIGH WATER.) (Good thing they are capris.)

All of those important detail aside, I figured:

What better day to share a couple of loud-mouthed interviews I've given over the past month?

Two of my favorites:

This one with Molly Mahar from Stratejoy (one of my favorite people on the planet who inspires me to actually be nice to people, ahem) on my planning + goal setting process (sort of a joke – ha), doing other things besides business 24/7, why I could never recommend a restaurant in Barcelona after being there for two months (clearly the important part of the interview), why nothing you've ever done in the past matters, what (really exciting things) I'm planning on doing with the hundreds of thousands of dollars earned through TMFproject, why it's easier to make a shit ton of money than it is to learn Italian, and how not to feel like an asshole in 2013.–

This one with Natalie Sisson from The Suitcase Entrepreneur, on being controversial, being human in your writing, why I want to slap anyone who uses the word “empower,” and my favorite test on how to figure out if your words are going to connect with your audience–or not. –

Enjoy.

Don't blow your ear drums out.

Don't drink and drive.

Love,

Ash

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