Michael Blackston
Road Noise - Life one mile at a time with business owner, author, and professional artist, Michael Blackston
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"Batching" is a popular business practice that you can use in your regular life to simplify things and cut some stress. I'll give you three suggestions for ways to do that and an example in my life using this very podcast.
I talk about clearing out non-beneficial aspects of my life to make room for the important things.
In this episode, I'll tell you about how I'm trying to learn how not to sweat the small stuff, a four year old's idea of good YouTube content, and a road trip my wife and I took north to Lake Erie.
Sometimes you just gotta rant and in this episode, I do just that about “Bustin’ Slack” (Wearing your pants below your butt cheeks.) I also tell you a story about doing voice over work, and I admit to a pretty powerful addiction to ice cream su
This episode is being released just a few days before Halloween, so I thought I'd theme it that way. 5 Things That Scare The Pants Off Me 1. Scorpions 2. Zombies 3. Zombies covered in scorpions 4. If Netflix ever decides to stop streaming The O
Dave Jackson from www.schoolofpodcasting.com plays heavily in this episode as I explain why he is the reason I've discovered a way to revive the continuity of this podcast and why he would probably hate this podcast. Well, "hate" may be too str
My wife and I took our dream trip for two to Disney World as a second honeymoon in August. Let me tell you all about it. Also, there are some changes coming to the release schedule of this podcast, at least for a while.
I find it difficult to follow my own advice sometimes, and that includes all the advice I've given about staying focused. I've become fragmented again when it comes to my projects and pulling myself back together takes some thought and strategy
We come to the end of my career journey with the stories of my time as an insurance "Debit" agent, a testimony of God's deliverance via the long way around (my fault), and into my current career as a granite gravestone artist.
Still riding the career train of my history, we hit on four stops on the way to what I do now: Organ Salesman (the musical kind), Delivery Driver, Locksmith, and Parent Aid for the Department of Family and Children Services. This week's Questio
Not in the car this week, but in my home studio, we'll continue through the muddy mess that has been my working history. I hit on my very short stint as a seller of Honda and Yamaha motorcycles and watercraft, then I stomach through the hell th
We'll take a break from my work history in this episode to do a little therapy. Saturday, June 30th, 2017 was a day that saw me very seriously and very nearly die. I was involved in a nasty crash in I-85 N in Georgia, brought on by inclement we
***NOTE*** If you're saying to yourself, "Hey! I just downloaded this. Why is is downloading again like it's a new episode?" or "Hey! I downloaded this and it's not working, but now it's like a new episode of the same episode appeared and I fee
Continuing the trek down the memory lane of my working career, we find ourselkves at Walmart Portrait Studios in the world of babies and bubbles. We'll hit on last week's and this week's Question To Ponder And I'll review the BREO Hand Massager
The part of my life that this episode will recall was a quick, but disjointed time. It seems fitting that this episode became fraught with trouble from technical problems that caused a few audio issues I’m not happy with, to heavy rain and dead
The next stop of my career took me to Charlotte, NC and Carowinds Theme Park where I was to be an entertainer (singer) in the country show. This episode will take you from auditions to the end of that time with some interesting life lessons alo
This first episode in a series telling stories from the begining of my working career all the way through to where I am now begins when i was sixteen and I had to get my first job to pay for the insurance on the truck my mom and step-dad got me
I talk about my late start releasing this episode, Guys And Dolls, My Ebook, and my YouTube channel ... all on my way to Tennessee to collect money that is owed to me.
A nostalgic look back to the skating rink scene of the 1980s; The weekly question to ponder; Listener feedback; and the Stuff To Do Review
I’m attempting to live by a certain dietary plan called the Ketogenic Diet. I hate using that term though, because it sounds like a fad diet and it’s not. It’s a way of healthy eating that utilizes your body’s chemistry to its full potential, e
My wife had surgery on her Achilles tendon and for the last few weeks plus a few to come, I’ve had to practically be her servant. It’s shown me there is a lot of humility that goes along with being a husband and father when your better half is
If you are a long time listener to the show, you know I’ve had some ups and downs as far as whether to keep it going or not. Somewhere around episodes in the 20s range, I set an ultimatum for listener contact, but then decided I was being child
No show notes for this final episode, just heartfelt thanks.
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