Episode 071 with Ryan Baker - Forward Is The Only Way

The Junkyard Love Podcast

In Episode 071 of The Junkyard Love Podcast I meet Ryan Baker - He's a Beatboxer, Outlier, Positive Influence, Disciplined Worker, Investor, Clothing Line Creator, and much more. We search for connection through the areas of alignment in our perspectives and like-mindedness, and land on lots of great subjects and motivative theories on life. We covered some fantastic aspects of self-love, letting go of the past, creating a vision of the future, staying out of unnecessary roles, interacting with technology, winning, losing, and taking the curriculum of life. We talk shedding the skin of our younger selves, losing the opinions of others from the bags we carry, acting out avatars, searching for authenticity, meditation, upgrading old programming, leaving the past where it is, creating a vision of the future, morning motivations, manifestations, and chasing goals with clear vision. Mr. Baker and I speak our way into areas of technology, social-media, fame, change through broadcasting, the ventures of Elon Musk, being a performer, using throat mantra, creating naturally, and the value of good conversation. This episode is packed with loads of wisdom and expression and we hope it offered you perspective, growth, and self-reflection. If you enjoyed the episode, share a clip with your friends or give it a thumbs up. We'll see ya next episode. For more on Ryan - check out his Instagram @ryanbakeratwork and his clothing line website can be found here - persistence-rebelbeatbox.creator-spring.com Books mentioned - 10x Rule - Grant Cordone Some notable quotes from Ryan Baker this episode: "Find your breaking point and make that your comfort zone. I found accelerating my life to be my comfort zone and to reach that level, I had to let go." "This is starting to weigh me down emotionally and stress me out, so it's gone." "There is no past man. What can I do about it? I can't do literally anything about it. Can I do the next step? There's only in front of you, if you even look back at all you're not moving forward you're walking backward. The moment you turn your head you're walking the wrong direction, i don't even think about it, at all." "After you climb a mountain, all of your other problems are small in comparison." "I was doing this set routine, over and over again, and I started to lose love for it." "They're not down for discipline."