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I had never heard of Soman before, and this episode was a pure delight from start to finish. Loved the "card category" structure for the conversation: as playful and creative as the back-and-forth itself. This sparked a lot of ideas - you both are super inspiring. Thank you! 🙏
Same here! So relatable. Obsessed with my novel idea and feel like nobody's done it yet. It's making life bearable at the moment, and I hope one day it will inspire others. I'd be really interested in Soman's process.. I have >300 pages of notes written and have to organise them by typing them up in a linear way.
Awesome conversation on so many levels.. the Ketamine part where he said "do you know how to have fun".. holy cow that hit home.. I did my first mushroom trip a while back and apart from being one hell of an experience (I don't take drugs and rarely drink) the doom feeling being lifted was the main thing I noticed immediately after.. For 2 weeks I was thinking my god is this what normal feels like!..I didn't realise I was back at not knowing how to have fun again.. even the faking fun part.. man amazing conversation. The quarter back stuff is spot on as well.. really enjoyed the whole thing.
The insights on storytelling and career lessons from Taylor Swift were particularly enlightening. For entrepreneurs, understanding the power of narrative can be a game-changer - consider how Apple's "1984" ad revolutionized marketing by telling a story that resonated with an entire generation. It's not just about the product, it's about the story you weave around it that captures the imagination.
Tim I'm sure you will find someone great for you! You're right we need someone different to us. I am a writer, and my husband does not understand my need to hide in a room alone and write my novel for hours. He doesn't need to understand. I don't need to understand his love for numbers and investing, but I can look and appreciate!
42:38 I find it fascinating and insightful for me…this idea of having a “backup” to take away the financial pressure of releasing creative work. How many of us don’t release creative work because of the actual fear of releasing the work…at any cost, financial risks be damned? Or just me? Do you not releases creative work due to 1) cost 2) fear
I don't often get to watch these over video. But today's was awesome to tune in partnership with the video. Great conversation and interaction. To more of these. Also, let's chat Cockpunch Timmy!
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Resources from this episode: tim.blog/2024/02/06/soman-chainani/
Man, Soman is incredibly fascinating and brilliant
I had never heard of Soman before, and this episode was a pure delight from start to finish. Loved the "card category" structure for the conversation: as playful and creative as the back-and-forth itself. This sparked a lot of ideas - you both are super inspiring. Thank you! 🙏
I enjoyed it to, it was a very creative episode
Same here! So relatable. Obsessed with my novel idea and feel like nobody's done it yet. It's making life bearable at the moment, and I hope one day it will inspire others. I'd be really interested in Soman's process.. I have >300 pages of notes written and have to organise them by typing them up in a linear way.
Awesome conversation on so many levels.. the Ketamine part where he said "do you know how to have fun".. holy cow that hit home.. I did my first mushroom trip a while back and apart from being one hell of an experience (I don't take drugs and rarely drink) the doom feeling being lifted was the main thing I noticed immediately after.. For 2 weeks I was thinking my god is this what normal feels like!..I didn't realise I was back at not knowing how to have fun again.. even the faking fun part.. man amazing conversation. The quarter back stuff is spot on as well.. really enjoyed the whole thing.
I'm glad that experience helped!
Great episode as usual. Thanks for everything Tim!
One of the best conversations on the planet unfolding organically without time pressure.... Even sex is not often this good.
Man, Soman is incredibly fascinating and brilliant 🔥
Very creative and imaginative, rare features!
You’ve got the most amazing friends Tim! You are a lucky guy. Thanks for another great couple of hours really enjoyed it.
What a joyful conversation ☘️
I am a long time listener and I really enjoyed the apparent fun you had during the interview. Just good vibes 🎉
The insights on storytelling and career lessons from Taylor Swift were particularly enlightening. For entrepreneurs, understanding the power of narrative can be a game-changer - consider how Apple's "1984" ad revolutionized marketing by telling a story that resonated with an entire generation. It's not just about the product, it's about the story you weave around it that captures the imagination.
Tim I'm sure you will find someone great for you! You're right we need someone different to us. I am a writer, and my husband does not understand my need to hide in a room alone and write my novel for hours. He doesn't need to understand. I don't need to understand his love for numbers and investing, but I can look and appreciate!
So true ❤ Ive been thinking the same thing 😊
Side note: Soman's voice sounds great on that Shure SM7B mic.
Misogi is the first and the only thing I know about that Tim doesn’t hooray 😁
Awesome interview!
“getting dimishing returns for the ghost of the past work” - wow
This was amazing!
42:38 I find it fascinating and insightful for me…this idea of having a “backup” to take away the financial pressure of releasing creative work. How many of us don’t release creative work because of the actual fear of releasing the work…at any cost, financial risks be damned? Or just me? Do you not releases creative work due to 1) cost 2) fear
Where are the timestamps????
I don't often get to watch these over video. But today's was awesome to tune in partnership with the video. Great conversation and interaction.
To more of these.
Also, let's chat Cockpunch Timmy!
I like the movie so much and thank you for sharing good thoughts.
I LOVE that B.J. Novak is invoked after Soman has used "100%" earlier in the conversation. Subtle. Poignant. Reference: 2022 film Vengeance.
What about healing from multiple traumas have crippling complex ptsd ??
How do you acquire the financial freedom to write one book every decade? That could be a book all to itself!
He forgot to mention rules of civility by Amor Towles
Timestamps 😢
Sorry
It does not make sense to give away sevret juijitsu moves when competing
Hei timmy. Ive lisend for 30 min and i can 100% say there is something wrong with your quest mic. Its makeing exstra sounds
we better get neverland game of thrones.