In this episode, we discuss how we value our reputations when we are all more open to judgment in the world of social media. We don't want to let the opinions of others define us, but does that mean we should just disregard the reputations we project?

Later, we dissect the phrase "toxic masculinity" and debate whether this should encompass all "masculine" attributes.

This episode has stuck with us and we hope you enjoy!

After starting a new corporate position, Jack shares his experience thus far with Patrick and discusses the pros and cons of the corporate schedule.

After Patrick discloses his unorthodox lifestyle upon moving into his new condo, the boys discuss how providing value without being asked can be beneficial not only career-wise but emotionally as well. They then discuss their current texting habits and how sometimes it feels like we are all more accessible to each other than we were ever meant to be.

Jack and Patrick discuss how they aren't as far along in their life goals as they wish. They share that sometimes giving life advice feels weird when they do not have anecdotal evidence proving their life strategies will pay off.

What gives them the confidence to know that they are going at life the right way? Do you fake it until you make it, or do you ensure you never have to fake it?

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After being exposed to the "college is a scam" trend on social media, Jack and Patrick discuss their own college experiences and ponder the actual meaning of a college degree in today's post-graduate landscape and its applications.

Jack and Patrick are back with an interesting new episode that discusses power dynamics in the workplace and the ethics of polyamorous relationships.

For this episode, Patrick shares some of his tweets with Jack and learns whether or not he always agrees with some of Patrick's statements. Then, they both discuss the popularity of OnlyFans, share their thoughts on whether or not it's overall detrimental to our generation, and theorize whether or not they would've hopped on the trend if it had been introduced to them at an earlier age.

In this episode of Well-Rounded Wealth, Jack and Patrick break down their process of learning and how much easier it is to learn when you actually care about the subject matter. Jack discusses the acting book that he's been reading and how diligently he's been with it since he already has a strong passion for acting. He notes that if he approached his classes in grade school with such discipline, he would've had way less trouble studying for tests the night before about material he doesn't care about.

Is there a way we can bring passion into material that we may not have a connection to at first? Patrick works with Jack on finding the answer to this question.

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