Dear Friend,

A new episode of my podcast, The Tragedy of Good Luck, is now available.

In this episode, we explore the idea that we rarely know the difference between good and bad luck. Often, what is bad momentarily is capable of creating something good in the future — it has the potential to lead us to people and things we will not be able to imagine our lives without one day. Remembering this is important because it gives us the confidence to realize that potential and to turn our world into something better than it was.

To listen to the episode, click here or search the show’s title, Figuring It Out with Andrew, on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.

Music for this episode was composed by Harold Malcolm. You can find him on Instagram (@haroldmalcolm).

Here’s my favorite quote from the episode:

“In life, things will go wrong that will make us question our worth. Sometimes we will think we are unlucky. However, when things go wrong, it is because we are meant to find something else. One door closes because another one was meant to open. If you are heart broken about someone or something, remember that sometimes when we fall it is because we are meant to see something on the ground. Something we could not see all the way up where we were. Something beautiful and magical. Something we never knew could even be something.”

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If you found this episode or any of my previous episodes inspiring, consider sharing Figuring It Out with Andrew with a friend.

Until next time!

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Hey Friend

Episode 12 of my podcast, The Art of Regret, is now available.

In this episode, I explore the importance of regret. I discuss how regret can be a tool and guiding light that helps us learn from our mistakes.

To listen to the episode, click here or search the show’s title, Figuring It Out with Andrew, on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.

Music for this episode was composed by Harold Malcolm. You can find him on Instagram (@haroldmalcolm).

Here’s my favorite quote from the episode:

“When used properly, regret can be a heartbreaking force for change. It can be like a potent spice, a little bit will wake us up. It can open our eyes to the things we might have missed and it can point us in a better direction. But we cannot let our regrets debilitate us. We cannot let it stop us from carrying on. We have to use it as a tool to become larger and more generous than we were before. We have to use it so we can leave this beautiful world better than we found it.”

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The growth of the podcast relies on your love and support.

If you found this episode or any of my previous episodes inspiring, consider sharing Figuring It Out with Andrew with a friend.

Until next time!

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Hey Friend

I released a new episode of the podcast yesterday, titled Finding Hope. It is a compliment to my recent newsletter on the same topic.

In this episode, I talk about the importance of hope and how we must be careful when using it. In particular, I discuss how we must not use hope as a means to over-describe the future. The future has endless surprises and our only job is to find peace in not knowing; it is "to stand confidently at the crossroad between what we think our lives will be and the eternal unknown."

To listen to the episode, you can visit this link.

Music for this episode was composed by Harold Malcolm. You can find him on Instagram (@haroldmalcolm).

As for the newsletter, I am planning to send a new edition this Sunday. Stay tuned!

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