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My eyes are heavy
I can’t see straight
Sometimes I just stay up too late
I stare into space
And sit in this place
I dare not move 
I hear music from above

Moon-eyed Vision

Jaxx - Everytime [S2 Records - S2R545]

Unleash the energy within you with "Everytime", the latest Electro House banger from Jaxx. Crafted with the intensity and dynamism that defines the genre, "Everytime" is a track that commands attention from the very first beat. Jaxx demonstrates his mastery over his exciting soundscapes, merging pulsating rhythms, electrifying synths, and captivating drops that hit with the force of a sonic storm.

Info:
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https://www.youtube.com/sirupmusic
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https://www.twitter.com/SirupMusic
https://www.instagram.com/jaxxmusic_/
https://www.facebook.com/harry.mack.982/

Everytime

Jaxx - Everytime

Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/courage-of-fools/4243088
Juno: https://vk.cc/cqth76
Traxsource: https://vk.cc/cqth7t
Yandex Music: https://vk.cc/cqth8c
VK music: https://vk.cc/cqthlC
Deezer: https://vk.cc/cqth8I
Spotify: https://vk.cc/cqth9p
Apple Music: https://vk.cc/cqtha4

ELECTRODEAD-3000 - Cargo Load

This episode is just a preview. Get the whole thing here:
https://www.patreon.com/posts/bonus-episode-65864515

Joe is joined by Sarah of It Came From the Sea to talk about that time when the navy teleported a ship and melted people into ship centaurs(or didn't but that's no fun)

*Preview* The Philadelphia Experiment

This is Proppa Demands (Jauz, At Dawn We Rage) and Drop (Connor Price, Zensery) chopped and screwed.

PROPPA x DROP (MEDUDESA Mix)

I am very proud to present my first official release, ‘Back Together’. Hope you’ll like it ! If you do, it would mean the world to me if you could show your support by sharing it ❤️

Back Together

This one ended up having the biggest project file I've ever finished a song with (10.68GB)!

Obv the main inspiration on this one is Seven Lions, specifically Calling You Home (which seems to be relatively underrated for SL!).

Spotify:
open.spotify.com/artist/3IkCMo845cAoJr7ZPjBGIZ

YouTube:
www.youtube.com/channel/UCuyOhzMSuIq0pzjNpRZzkyg

Luna

Dreams is a song of overcoming my life, where all my goals are achievable and that someday I will achieve, the special thing about this is that I used the vocal of DON DIABLO to make a house song :)

Supported by Don Diablo!! ;D

Extended Mix:
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/2fowbewt4jxk9skqy26um/JadenGarcia-Dreams-Extended-Mix.wav?rlkey=ytl52h888jkx9noi98ckoowwe&dl=0

FRiENDS Vol. 2

JadenGarcia - Dreams (Hexagon Radio Episode 461)

Bit of a departure for me. As always, was working on a song and ended up with something else altogether. And thus, this.

On The Interpretation Of Dreams

New song & lyrics released by Satsuma Music.. Songs Link; https://satsumalabel.com/muzikler/roller

SAT813

Single

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Emre Gulmez - Roller

My guest is Chris Fussell, author of "One Mission: How Leaders Build a Team of Teams." 

Today on the show, Chris and I discuss why traditional top-down leadership organizations aren’t effective today either in the world of military or business and how civilian organizations can apply the lessons he learned during combat. We discuss the legacy of John Boyd’s OODA Loop philosophy and how McChrystal took that idea and scaled it to the large and often bureaucratic armed forces. Chris then delves into how to develop a sense of “shared consciousness” in an organization and how to empower subordinates to make decisions to move a goal forward without having to ask for permission from a superior. We then discuss why complete decentralization isn't a cure-all and why it’s important to have the structure of top-down leadership. 

Whether you’re a corporate manager, business owner, or a leader in a non-profit, you’re going to walk away with some actionable advice to make your organization better.

#313:  How Leaders Build Great Teams

Today on the show, I talk to GORUCK founder Jason McCarthy, who started the company after serving as a Green Beret in Iraq. What began as a backpack company has morphed into a tight-knit community of people looking to push themselves through what Jason calls "Good livin." Today on the show, Jason and I discuss where the idea for the GORUCK events came from and what a man can learn about leadership, teamwork, and community by doing hard things with other people.

#314: Building Better Citizens Through Rucking

Today on the show, Noah Kagan shares what it was like getting fired from Facebook right before it went public and losing out on a $185 million pay day, and how he bounced back from that blow. He then digs into the process he goes through in testing if a business idea is viable and how he used that process to start several successful ventures. Noah then shares the difference between founding a business and managing it, and why managers get the short shrift in today’s start-up focused world. We end our conversation by talking about how you can run personal experiments to create a better life and how to run a diagnostic test on yourself in order to make every day a great one.

#315: The Power of Small Experiments to Supercharge Your Success

My guest today is Eric Barker, author of "Barking Up the Wrong Tree." 

We all know those collective maxims on success: nice guys finish last; it’s not what you know, it’s who you know; winners never quit. 

We’ve heard them so often that we accept them as articles of faith. 

But are they really true? 

My guest today says, yes…and no.

His name is Eric Barker and he’s the author of one of the few blogs I regularly read: Barking Up the Wrong Tree. There, he takes a look at what actual research says about these tried-and-true maxims of success and provides a nuanced, often counterintuitive look at them. He’s recently taken some of his best writing from 8 years at the blog, expanded on it, and turned it into a book by the same name. 

Today on the show, Eric and I discuss why most of the ideas we have about success are wrong and what we can do to be better advice sleuths. Eric shares research that shows why high school valedictorians are less likely to become millionaires or influential leaders, and what that teaches us on the importance of knowing ourselves. He then breaks down the idea that nice guys always finish last, and how it’s both true and false at the same time. We then discuss why grit can sometimes be overrated and why winners in fact always quit. We end our conversation discussing why being a glad-handing extrovert can both garner success and sew the seeds of failure, and how the idea of work/life balance is making people more miserable than ever, as well as what you can do about it. 

Lots of fascinating tidbits in this show that you can implement right away to improve your life. Plenty of great cocktail party fodder as well.

#322: Why Everything You Know About Success Is (Mostly) Wrong

Take a breath right now.

Did your chest go up and down?

Congratulations, you just failed at breathing.

Don’t worry, my guest today on the show will set you straight.

Her name is Belisa Vranich. She’s a clinical psychologist who has made a career re-training people on how to breathe correctly and in her latest book, "Breathe," she provides a step-by-step program to help people breathe better.

Today on the show, Belisa explains all the ill health and psychological effects of poor breathing, like increased stress, poor sleep, poor mental function, and even poor digestion, as well as why so many people mess up this seemingly simple and automatic bodily process.

She then walks listeners through how to take a proper breath and even shares some exercises you can do to train yourself to breathe better and improve your all-around health.

This is an extremely practical podcast, and you’re going to feel great after you do the breathing exercises Belisa lays out.

#315: The Power of Small Experiments to Supercharge Your Success

The Art of Manliness

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