What podcasts say about Bugzy Malone
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What Bugzy Malone has said on podcasts
52 statements · 32 positive · 12 negative · 2 mixed · 6 neutral
Success requires ongoing maintenance that people are generally unprepared for.
“I think once you get there, um, there's a whole maintenance situation that nobody's talking about and you're not prepared for.”
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Lack of preparation for maintenance contributes to people losing success.
“And I think that's why so many people sort of shoot up and plateau and fall off, because it's not advertised that It's tough all the way through.”
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People can be misled into believing they need more after achieving enough.
“I think if you're not careful, what sort of happens is you're tricked into thinking that you need more.”
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The perceived need for more reflects an insecurity that should be overcome.
“I think it's an insecurity that you must overcome.”
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Alcoholism and similar vices are likely to produce destructive consequences.
“alcoholism, any of these vices, they're, they're a train crash waiting to happen.”
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One person has limited ability to change another person’s behavior externally.
“There's only so much externally I can do.”
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An individual cannot fully prevent another person’s addiction or suicide.
“Can, can you stop an alcoholic from drinking? I'm just a man. Can you, can you stop somebody that's suicidal from jumping? I'm not God, you know.”
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Exposure to dysfunction and crime can undermine a person’s social belonging.
“you sort of lose— you lose confidence in, in your place in society because you don't feel like you fit in”
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Early hardship can be assigned to people capable of handling it.
“special people on the planet get challenged early doors.”
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People should detach from negative examples in their upbringing.
“you gotta sort of detach. You gotta detach from the, the negative, um, examples that you've been shown, that they don't define you.”
Open the episode · How To Turn Your Pain Into Greatness - Bugzy Malone - #1174Listen at 19:33
God places people in hardships that build resilience for future challenges.
“what God's sort of doing is putting you in the exact situation that is going to create resilience in you for the challenges you're going to have to go through”
Open the episode · How To Turn Your Pain Into Greatness - Bugzy Malone - #1174Listen at 21:04
Life’s central challenge is becoming independent of emotional crutches.
“the actual challenge of life is removing all crutches that you're leaning on.”
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Closer exposure to life’s darker aspects increases realism.
“the closer you can get to the, to the dark side of life, the more realism you're exposed to.”
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Not everyone is good or has learned self-restraint.
“Not everybody is a good person. Not everybody's learned restraint.”
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People identified with victimhood may discredit those who escape it.
“I think it's just the mindset of the sort of victimhood person towards a person that is no longer identifies with being a victim, I think they'll discredit you.”
Open the episode · How To Turn Your Pain Into Greatness - Bugzy Malone - #1174Listen at 35:34
Accountability reveals why others succeed and enables a new direction.
“And that's what accountability will do. It will tell you the truth”
Open the episode · How To Turn Your Pain Into Greatness - Bugzy Malone - #1174Listen at 40:14
Facing difficult truths requires vulnerability and openness to embarrassment.
“in order to do that, you You have to be vulnerable, you have to be open to embarrassment.”
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Consistent work and persistence produced Bugzy Malone’s success.
“the work paid off, the consistency paid off, the standing back up after getting knocked down paid off”
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Persisting through isolation and uncertainty eventually leads to one’s destination.
“keep a steady nerve and keep marching forwards, which is all that you can do, you know, until eventually you can see light at the end of the tunnel, and eventually you get to your destination”
Open the episode · How To Turn Your Pain Into Greatness - Bugzy Malone - #1174Listen at 47:22
Facing insecurities and fears can create resilience against others’ influence.
“that unlocks a version of you that people can no longer pull down.”
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Hardship develops the capacity to attain and maintain desired achievements.
“you're then given the challenges in order to make you that kind of a person, a person that can not only attain them things but maintain them things.”
Open the episode · How To Turn Your Pain Into Greatness - Bugzy Malone - #1174Listen at 51:32
Pain is one way God teaches people.
“I think these are the ways that God teaches you.”
Open the episode · How To Turn Your Pain Into Greatness - Bugzy Malone - #1174Listen at 55:01
Progress can occur even when it is not externally visible.
“you must believe in the fact that progress was being made under the ground.”
Open the episode · How To Turn Your Pain Into Greatness - Bugzy Malone - #1174Listen at 1:00:00
Rap commonly centers on rising from dysfunctional circumstances.
“rap music is sort of about the come up and the transcendence of dysfunction.”
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Bugzy Malone intends to transition from rap into acting.
“Acting to me looks like a world I'm interested in, in going over into.”
Open the episode · How To Turn Your Pain Into Greatness - Bugzy Malone - #1174Listen at 1:02:08
Guy Ritchie has not yet produced his best work.
“I don't even think we've seen his best work”
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Guy Ritchie’s filmmaking is improving and has not peaked.
“in my short experience of being in and amongst sort of Guy Ritchie's atmosphere, I think he gets better. Yeah, I don't think he's peaked yet.”
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Few people today achieve mastery comparable to historical masters such as Da Vinci.
“I just don't think there's many of them in this day and age, man. You know, if you, if you go back as early as like Da Vinci”
Open the episode · How To Turn Your Pain Into Greatness - Bugzy Malone - #1174Listen at 1:06:59
Any man can become the king of his own personal domain.
“any man can be a king.”
Open the episode · How To Turn Your Pain Into Greatness - Bugzy Malone - #1174Listen at 1:11:10
Maintaining physical function and mental openness are necessary for long-term wellbeing.
“diet, the anatomy, the way that the body works, how to keep the body strong and functional, the mind, how to keep the mind elasticated and open to learning more— I think, I think these are all things that are necessity.”
Open the episode · How To Turn Your Pain Into Greatness - Bugzy Malone - #1174Listen at 1:14:29
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