What’s changed, what’s stayed the same, why we’re drinking less, and if our peeing habits should be cause for concern. Hi, How Are You Today? aims to bring friends together and share light stories of non-quarantine. We’ll welcome friends from over the world to compare how we are all adapting to the old normal. Have a non-alcoholic drink, read a book, and don't isolate, together.
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In this episode, Corey and Woody start by debating whether “girl drinks” are actually the best drinks, then wander through morning routines, health tracking, AI, work culture, entrepreneurship, vacations, and why maybe we’re all trying a little too hard. Along the way we discuss: 🍹 Why fruity drinks deserve more respect 💪 Morning routines, habit stacking, and health optimization 📈 Continuous…
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Woody and I get into another internet hang with some generalzied end-of-the-year fodder, zero resolutions, and otherwise casual chat on the all we are grateful for. Perhaps, we ultimately resolved to continue the awesome, peppered with gratitude.
As we slowly slip into old age, this episode is laced with curmudgeon commenting on cost of living, shopping at Ikea and/or Costco, and general moaning about moving, packing, and all things that we may have to do again some day - yet are pre-complaining about now.
Should these be written in the third person? I mean, it's really just me (Corey). Why do we pretend someone else is writing these descriptions? Maybe you don't, but I have and know others that do. It's weird. Let's stop doing that. Today, Woody and I (first person) dive into Paul Jarvis' book "Company of One", suggesting that bigger isn't always better. By dive, I mean we independently bought…
Moving sucks. There's no other way to put it. Now somewhat settled, Corey and Woody seek reprieve from summer angst, weekend counting, and joy in seasons. Also, somehow, they were both in Vancouver within weeks of each other without ever mentioning it.
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Turns out we still like talking to each other. So, instead of calling like regular people, we podcast our converstations. It's social distancing, for the normal reasons.
Tired of Covid talk, Corey and Woody workshop their post-covid walk. They get their steps in while: Skating on le lac Drinking non-alcoholic beer Figuring out how to pickle their balls
