Threw in some variety in this here episode #29 on November 29th. In this episode that I recorded in a car, we have:

• focusing in the face of variety and distraction
• keeping to a plan you have set
• discussion about cars and people walking by while I recorded this
• some talk about colors and non-conceptual material

Wednesday was a great day and we move towards December soon. I’m on chapter 11 of Behave so an upcoming episode will include content on chapters 9 through 12.

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This here is episode 28, on the 28th, with topics of discussion including:

• high and low energy times in society
• being efficient with when things are best for doing
• using the products you have while you have them
• matching what people want

The Armen Show is rolling out of the year in a booming style, with a flowing sense of direction~

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The world hands you chances to say yes, but it doesn’t always fit how you do things. Here I talk about an example of how you can.

• saying yes and suiting it to yourself
• how chef Morimoto did it with a ketchup example
• adjusting to life like evolution already exemplifies
• side discussion of my book discussion in social media

Here is a link to the video I commented about in this episode:

On the Art and Practice of Sushi: The Sushi Chef with Masaharu Morimoto

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Episode 26 is up on November 26th, and this one is about two main topics, and some side commentary:

• consistent effort and its associated habits
• the things that come on the side of regular activity
• not giving in to fearful decision stoppage
• why acting in fear is a great universal test
• some discussion about episodes

Glad to have you on the team~

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Here comes episode 24 on November 24th, and it is about some of the people I follow on Twitter. I wanted to go over who they are and why I check their stuff.

• Richard Dawkins – views on biology and evolution
• Scott H. Young – writing articles since 2006 on personal development and learning
• Demetri Martin – comedian with deadpan humor and wit to form
• Daniel Goleman – scientist/author of books on intelligence and social nature
• Robert Greene – author of key books on power and strategy
• Elon Musk – businessman who runs companies and gets details implemented

And for those who want to follow my content on Twitter, I am @Armen on there.

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Happy Thanksgiving folks. Here I do a little talk about the day, and holidays in general.

• Thanksgiving and the time off
• using it for something like reflection
• the habits you can build over time
• little mentions about my hike

Thanks for listening and look out for more~

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On this 22nd day of November, I bring up the concept of net neutrality, and its maintenance at the current time.

• for an internet that remains open
• so that certain sites don’t cost more than others
• so a form of a censorship doesn’t happen
• because the internet is the basis of so much that we have now

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In this episode, I chose to respond to a few choice posts on the ENTP subreddit on Reddit. ENTP is a grouping of a certain personality type that I am most similar to of that personality type system. (Extroverted Intuitive Thinking Perceiving)

Here I discussed:

• whether my type does breathing
• thoughts on ego and its relation to self-esteem
• our introverted nature even though we are extroverts
• how we process and are suited for sarcasm

Glad to have you here.

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Having continued reading from this great book, I have learned a lot about human behavior. It was recently voted one of the top 10 books of 2017 by The Washington Post. I have been taking notes on it as usual.

Covered in this episode:

• some aspects of how learning occurs
• adolescence and the lack of frontal cortex development
• why Youtubers make videos a certain way for their teenage audience
• the impact of mothers on growth patterns and self-esteem
• testosterone impacts on gender differences

Thanks for checking out The Armen Show podcast.

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• Discussed various Instagrammers I know of
• Cristel(criztle) of Frog Creek Farms
• Vince(vince_jacobs) with music and theater
• Dilan(dilancer) with car knowledge and film interests
• Natalie(nataliebiehl_) who does artwork and models
• Kenny(kennysandersbmx) who was on previous episode
• Ed(edhumek) who represents for Britain
• Yelena(yelena715) who is a chef I met after the Grammy’s

The interview with Andrew(LAHWF) I mentioned during this episode:

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• Quote Analysis: Volume 1 and some quotes in it
• Timeless Information: Volume 1 and an overview of its articles
• banter about the podcast and people’s feedback
• informing about my latest Youtube video editing
• preview of upcoming book content

Timeless Information: Volume 1 Ebook

Quote Analysis: Volume 1 Ebook

Author Interview with Dr. Arlindo Oliveira, author of The Digital Mind

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• West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval 2017
• Meeting people across the event
• Events and matching the people in them
• Books fiction and nonfiction
• 48 Laws of Power

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Hey all. In this episode, I discuss the reasoning behind making content that suits you.

• You get to connect with people who understand you
• Your material will show you what you are able to put out
• Inclinations will surface more over time
• People can reach out to you based on your material

Thanks for checking The Armen Show, and keep it moving in your own happenings.

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Robert Sapolsky, Stanford professor of biology and neurology, has written the great book “Behave” about what causes human behavior, from the most recent moments, to far back in time. I am enjoying this book thus far

In this episode is information from chapters 1 through 4 of the book, including:

• regions of the brain and their purposes
• triggers of behavior, and subtle cuing
• impacts of hormones on behavior, including testosterone and oxytocin
• stress and its impacts on learning and fear

Hope you enjoy the material in some form as I do~

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Hey all – I’m back with more from the book I have been reading and am almost done with.

In this discussion of content from chapters 5 through 8, I discuss:

• scaling of organisms in relation to cities
• how cities provide economy of scale
• how the sun relates to energy requirements
• how a larger city affects the people inside it
• levels of social connections

If you like statistical information and an understanding of complex adaptive systems, the content in Scale would interest you. As well, reading anything that might interest you is a great idea. Onward we go~

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