Welcome back to Buckeye Focused podcast, Season 2! In this episode, Eric and Nate dive into the power of a simple smile and how it can have a profound impact on our daily interactions. Through discussing the Golden Rule and the benefits of limiting social media usage, they provide practical tips on how to maintain a positive mindset and increase productivity. Of course, it wouldn’t be Buckeye Focused without a touch of college football talk. Join us for an insightful and entertaining discussion on how a small change in perspective can make a big difference.
Always remember: a smile costs you nothing
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Other topics::
St. Eds | Getting off Social Media | The Last Dance documentary | The Golden Rule | Social Media | Control Your Feed | From The Players podcast | The Social Dilemma documentary | Justin Fields | CJ Stroud
Buckeye Focused co-hosts:
- Nate played for the Buckeyes mostly under Coach Jim Tressel between 2007-2011. | LinkedIn
- Eric is the founder of KazSource, Inc, and the creator of this platform, SE | LinkedIn | Twitter
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More Buckeye Focused episodes:
- Why Are You With People Who Don’t Value You? | Jimmie Bell | Buckeye Focused
- Accept Responsibility for the Position You Are In
- Just Drop Down and Do 10 Pushups Right Now | Take Action
Two current projects:
- We published a book! Check it out on Amazon: Altered State of Affairs
- It’s all about mental health in sports: Athlete Mindset podcast
Credits for “A Smile Costs You Nothing”:
- This podcast was produced by the team at KazCM
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- Follow this podcast on Spotify
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