Topic Brief: Mike and Jon recap the Not My First Rodeo Tour: discussing their biggest headlining shows to date, getting their tour bus rammed ... From their rehearsal space in Nashville, Mike and Jon prepare for leg 2 of the Not My First Rodeo Tour, spanning 18 shows ...
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Mike and Jon recap the Not My First Rodeo Tour: discussing their biggest headlining shows to date, getting their tour bus rammed ... From their rehearsal space in Nashville, Mike and Jon prepare for leg 2 of the Not My First Rodeo Tour, spanning 18 shows ... Breaking down James Clear's book 'Atomic Habits', the guys discuss the science behind effective (and non-effective) habits.
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On today's episode, we start by discussing things in our lives that over stimulate us, and may lead to anxiety. Mike chronicles his last month where he contracted COVID, beat it, then went on a 5 day bender for the ages. The first step to achieving anything, is first becoming self aware of what you want.
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- Mike and Jon recap the Not My First Rodeo Tour: discussing their biggest headlining shows to date, getting their tour bus rammed ...
- From their rehearsal space in Nashville, Mike and Jon prepare for leg 2 of the Not My First Rodeo Tour, spanning 18 shows ...
- Breaking down James Clear's book 'Atomic Habits', the guys discuss the science behind effective (and non-effective) habits.
- On today's episode, we start by discussing things in our lives that over stimulate us, and may lead to anxiety.
- Mike chronicles his last month where he contracted COVID, beat it, then went on a 5 day bender for the ages.
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