Episode 321: Do what makes you happy with Avery Mason
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Summary
Avery Mason, a comedian, actor, and retired Power Ranger, shares his story of growing up in Brooklyn and making important decisions about drugs and self-acceptance. He emphasizes the importance of being honest with oneself and pursuing what makes you happy, as he did when he quit a job to pursue his passions. Sam poses thought-provoking questions for listeners to consider about their own paths and aspirations.
Key Points
• Sam introduces Avery as a guest on his podcast and briefly mentions Avery's background as a comedian, actor, and retired Power Ranger (4:46)
• Avery begins sharing his story, mentioning his immigrant parents and growing up in Brooklyn during a rough time. (5:30)
• In high school, Avery had a decision to make about whether or not to do drugs with his friends and ultimately chose to walk away from it, which he considers a crossroads moment (9:27)
• Avery struggled with self-esteem in college and tried to fit a mold, but eventually learned to accept himself and become more confident (11:50)
• Avery kept trying to get on the popular TV show Power and eventually landed a featured role, which led to more opportunities and eventually a recurring character role until he was killed off in season six (29:47)
• Avery and Sam discuss the importance of doing what makes you happy and being honest with yourself about your goals and aspirations (50:28)
• Sam poses three key questions for listeners to consider: what does your future look like if you continue down your current path, who do you want to be, and do you have to accept the labels others put on you? Avery emphasizes the importance of being honest with oneself and not lying about one's true desires. (51:03)
• Avery Mason talks about quitting a job to pursue something he loves and finding fulfillment in his work (54:36)
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Avery Mason, a comedian, actor, and retired Power Ranger, shares his story of growing up in Brooklyn and making important decisions about drugs and self-acceptance. He emphasizes the importance of being honest with oneself and pursuing what makes you happy, as he did when he quit a job to pursue his passions. Sam poses thought-provoking questions for listeners to consider about their own paths and aspirations.
Key Points
• Sam introduces Avery as a guest on his podcast and briefly mentions Avery's background as a comedian, actor, and retired Power Ranger (4:46)
• Avery begins sharing his story, mentioning his immigrant parents and growing up in Brooklyn during a rough time. (5:30)
• In high school, Avery had a decision to make about whether or not to do drugs with his friends and ultimately chose to walk away from it, which he considers a crossroads moment (9:27)
• Avery struggled with self-esteem in college and tried to fit a mold, but eventually learned to accept himself and become more confident (11:50)
• Avery kept trying to get on the popular TV show Power and eventually landed a featured role, which led to more opportunities and eventually a recurring character role until he was killed off in season six (29:47)
• Avery and Sam discuss the importance of doing what makes you happy and being honest with yourself about your goals and aspirations (50:28)
• Sam poses three key questions for listeners to consider: what does your future look like if you continue down your current path, who do you want to be, and do you have to accept the labels others put on you? Avery emphasizes the importance of being honest with oneself and not lying about one's true desires. (51:03)
• Avery Mason talks about quitting a job to pursue something he loves and finding fulfillment in his work (54:36)
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