Ep. 111 | Crashing Out as a Polymath

About this episode

Tim Weichselbaum shares his chaotic thoughts on identity crises, the life of a polymath, and various opinions on self-help and reality.

So, Tim hit record for Ep 111 and just let his brain spill out. We're talking identity crises right out the gate, the weird science of music and reality, and the frustrating life of a "polymath" who knows a bit about everything (and isn't afraid to say it). He covers old business wins, why self-help gurus piss him off, the illusion of separation, and somehow ties racial realism to astrology (don't ask). It's chaotic, opinionated, maybe a little arrogant, but definitely honest. Basically, Tim processing the world in real-time. Give it a listen if you're up for the ride. (Warning: unfiltered language inside) Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPR4VUQRRsQ

People in this episode

Host: Tim Weichselbaum

Topics covered

• identity crisis
• polymath
• self-help
• music and reality
• chaotic thoughts

Keywords

• polymath
• identity crisis
• self-help
• music
• astrology

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