I want to be clear that we don't think anyone's an idiot. We're just not those types of people. So if you clicked on this blog post to hear some, then friend, I’m sorry, this isn’t the blog for you. 

If you know anything about us from Instagram, Facebook, in real life or even if you've been listening to the push podcast for a while, you know that our entire segment on what in the world is literally our way of being curious about dumb shit that people do, that we think might be kind of dumb or odd. But it's still us showing up in a way that's curious! 

That’s really what this episode of the PUSH Podcast stemmed from; curiosity around how people act and communicate. 

So, I wanna ask: do you solely hang out with people who have similar beliefs to you? It’s tempting to always surround yourself with people who have the same personality type as you. You fire each other up, you push the other to make decisions and take actions you would normally make, and you tend to agree with that per...

 It’s officially 2022 which means the saying, “New Year, New Me” is going to start making its appearance. 

The thing is, we don’t really like the saying, “New Year, New Me”... we’re all about the saying, “New Year, BETTER Me!” 

If you listen to the PUSH Podcast then you’re the type of person who’s looking to GROW in some aspect of your life. Whether it’s in relationships, your career, in business, or just working on having a more positive perspective and outlook on life; our goal is to help YOU figure out which areas of your life you can improve on and equip you with tips and tools to achieve them. 

In this week's episode we’re sharing  eight key tips we use to help  get over the hump and start actively working towards our New Year goals! 

And to make it easy, we’re making it as simple as learning your A-B-C’S! 

If you’re not sure where to start or have no idea what goals you want to achieve check out this FREE pdf to help you achieve your goals! 

Here’s a breakdown of what Ed...

This blog is a PSA to remind you that no matter what you may think or feel, no one is perfect. 

No one has every single part of their life figured out. No one prioritizes every life category in a single season. So give yourself some grace when you feel bad for not having it all figured out. 

I bring this up to you because this week’s episode is about procrastination and more often than not, we’re procrastinating in one of the life categories. 

You could be doing great in some categories and lagging in others but overall, we all procrastinate. The purpose of this episode is to help you realize what life category you’re procrastinating in and how you can take steps towards making it a priority. 

Here’s a breakdown of what Eddie and I discussed…

• How food ruins your cognition (08:24)
• You get results or reasons (12:59)
• Procrastination is a form of self-sabotage (15:18) 
• The 10 life categories you might be procrastinating on (20:25)
• Nobody is winning in all the categories (32:0...

Have you ever just apologized to someone because you wanted to move on from an obstacle, issue, or problem that has been lingering over your relationship? 

If you said no, you’re probably lying cause I can guarantee everyone has done it at least once in their lifetime whether they realize it or not. 

It’s so easy for us to give half-ass apologies especially when we’re young because with friends you get into little disagreements here and there, you talk about it, and push it under the rug. 

Now that we’re entering into an age of cancel culture and it seems like every celebrity or person of influence is apologizing for something new everyday. It’s easy to see who’s being genuine and who’s just following a PR script. 

On the flip side, as we get older, and we experience new things, as we grow, actions that mirror actions of a teenager are no longer acceptable. 

For example, if you’ve listened to episode number 93, then you know about the drama that went down at my little sister’s g...