Dude, great podcast. You seem to be on a very similar brainwave as myself. Certain things you say and how you react remind me...of me. As if from a similar consciousness. I appreciate what you do. Keep it up!
Damn it’s interesting but also so FRUSTRATING. Why dont you ask her first about what happened to her , what experience she had?! It’s like talking about the impact and consequences of visiting a country without even mentioning which one!
Well I just bought her book on Audible, so in a way you were good at making your audience hungry for more. But frankly don’t you think there was an obvious piece missing in your discussion (for people who never heard of her before, at least)?
Let me start off by saying I appreciate your feedback.
I'm not entirely sure whether this is widely felt or not Laurent. I think a lot of the feedback I've gotten is many people are tired of the same old "so what's your story" format used on every single podcast vs. more hard hitting questions. You can obviously mix both, but this is the first time in 40 episodes I've gotten this. Something I will consider in future episodes and I appreciate your sharing how you felt.
Thanks, and sorry if my comment sounded harsh, it wasn’t meant to be. Again I found this interview fascinating because it’s about s topic dear to me (how to accept all this “stuff” when you’re a die hard rationalist even if its showed to you with repeated huge slaps in the face) . I see your point too, and yes the description of the actual experience(s) doesn’t need to be the main topic of discussion . It could be done in a few minutes. I just thought that not mentioning it at all was a bit odd, that’s all. Cheers.
Dude, great podcast. You seem to be on a very similar brainwave as myself. Certain things you say and how you react remind me...of me. As if from a similar consciousness. I appreciate what you do. Keep it up!
Thanks man! Resonance is a pretty bad ass thing. Glad to be on the journey with you brother!
Damn it’s interesting but also so FRUSTRATING. Why dont you ask her first about what happened to her , what experience she had?! It’s like talking about the impact and consequences of visiting a country without even mentioning which one!
Hey Laurent - Mona shares the specifics of her story on many other podcasts that you can find.
Well I just bought her book on Audible, so in a way you were good at making your audience hungry for more. But frankly don’t you think there was an obvious piece missing in your discussion (for people who never heard of her before, at least)?
Let me start off by saying I appreciate your feedback.
I'm not entirely sure whether this is widely felt or not Laurent. I think a lot of the feedback I've gotten is many people are tired of the same old "so what's your story" format used on every single podcast vs. more hard hitting questions. You can obviously mix both, but this is the first time in 40 episodes I've gotten this. Something I will consider in future episodes and I appreciate your sharing how you felt.
Thanks, and sorry if my comment sounded harsh, it wasn’t meant to be. Again I found this interview fascinating because it’s about s topic dear to me (how to accept all this “stuff” when you’re a die hard rationalist even if its showed to you with repeated huge slaps in the face) . I see your point too, and yes the description of the actual experience(s) doesn’t need to be the main topic of discussion . It could be done in a few minutes. I just thought that not mentioning it at all was a bit odd, that’s all. Cheers.
No worries man. I didn't take it that way and def see it as an opportunity to improve and provide more context : )
Bravo! The US Constitution guarantees freedom OF religion, not freedom FROM religion!