Good podcast? Give it some love!
Keshawn Harper
Collected ThoughtsClaimedEpisodes
Keshawn Harper
Collected Thoughts
ClaimedGood podcast? Give it some love!
Rate Podcast
Episodes of Collected Thoughts
Mark All
Search Episodes...
“Am I adulting yet?” is usually something we say when we do something big in our lives. While usually in a joking manner, the fact that we ask the question reflects on how complicated being an adult really is. In this episode, we discuss what i
What would it take for you to join a cult? We see different documentaries on how cults get started and how they find followers, but most of the time we feel as though we would never get caught up in something like that. And yet, we still see p
In today's high paced society, ambition and progression is king. We all want to grow and achieve the next thing. But what do you do when simply wanting something becomes too much? When you don’t have the energy to want anything? Recently I’ve f
To get through hard times, people can adopt personas that are nothing like their true selves. But what happens when we wear that persona for too long? How do we learn to become ourselves again? I had this very problem after I graduated from the
Love is a powerful emotion that can inspire someone to do the most selfless things. However there is a dark side that looms in the name of love that leads to a darker path. How can the same force result in both life and death? And is the idea o
We change for the people we love...or rather we change to get our crushes to like us. We are groomed and conditioned to do this, but what is there a line? How much change is too much? How nice is too nice when trying to impress someone you have
Although we don't like to hear it, there are times in life when we are the bad guy. Maybe you said something you shouldn't have or went too far with how you treated someone. Whatever the case may be, most of us feel horrible afterwards. But wha
In the final installment of our three part series, we explore what 2020 has taught us about people and how we evaluate them in society. Join us as we speak about the trolley dilemma, caste systems, essential workers , the Black Lives Matter mov
In part two of this three part series on lessons we can take from 2020. We examine what kind of changes we have seen this year in both the world and our own personal lives. What are these changes? How do they affect not only our present, but h
The year 2020 will be one to remember for pretty much everyone. With so many major events and lifestyle changes going on it can be hard to feel as though any sort of good lessons can be taken from this experience. But this episode will kick off
It is often said that only delusional people can become great. We see giant figures convince themselves that they can do the impossible. I wanted to emulate that by doing something that I thought was way out of my comfort zone in running a half
By many, stoicism has been deemed the philosophy that breeds leaders and high operating members of our society. While thousands if not millions of people swear by it, in my experience, there is a very important detail about stoicism that has be
Empathy is a concept taught to us at an early age. Most Likely you have heard the term “The Golden Rule” since you were a young child. This lesson on treating others fairly is great, however what happens when it is you who needs kindness? Today
Periodically, I will be doing mini episodes that may look a little different that regular ones. I will call these, "Scattered Thoughts". They will be more so of quick reflections on topics strictly based on how I feel. This episode of "Scattere
Our need to fit in and be a part of a group is a natural survival instinct. Though it can create amazing bonds and wonderful memories, it also leads us into doing things we wouldn't normally do. Listen as we discuss how what a multiple choice t
First impressions are everything. We are able to get jobs, seize opportunities, and make lifelong friends all based on how our first encounters go. But is it possible to be misled by first impressions? Today we talk about the dangers of first i
“We need solitude, because when we're alone, we're free from obligations, we don't need to put on a show, and we can hear our own thoughts.” This quote by Tamim Ansary, sounds well and lovely but the fact of the matter is, most of us are death
The story of the human race is a story of power. From a young age we are taught to find our place in this world and make our mark. But what is power? And what separates those who have it, from those who simply aspire to have it? That is to be d
In our first addition of our series "Everyday Amazing". We talk to Maggie Griffin, founder of Unity Fridge, which is a community garden in the Columbus Ohio area. We discover how she came up with the idea as well as getting over her biggest hur
There is something that follows us all throughout our lives. Its an barely audible whisper that tries to fill our heads with horrible thoughts. What is this voice and how do we get rid of it?
Finding a good news source is a finding good movie, it all depends on who you ask. With most sources being biased one way or the other, it can feel as though you are being pulled in so many directions. How did we get here? And how does this bia
We all get to a point in life where we may find ourselves caring too much. One day, that transforms into caring too little or not at all. How do you find balance between both sides of the spectrum? That is to be determined.
Join Podchaser to...
- Rate podcasts and episodes
- Follow podcasts and creators
- Create podcast and episode lists
- & much more
Unlock more with Podchaser Pro
- Audience Insights
- Contact Information
- Demographics
- Charts
- Sponsor History
- and More!
- Account
- Register
- Log In
- Find Friends
- Resources
- Help Center
- Blog
- API
Podchaser is the ultimate destination for podcast data, search, and discovery. Learn More
- © 2024 Podchaser, Inc.
- Privacy Policy
- Terms of Service
- Contact Us