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The Jordan Harbinger Show
It was inspired by 'The Motorcycle Diaries' and discussed the concept of traveling the world relying on the kindness of strangers, emphasizing that kindness is a core part of human nature.
basically I watched the movie The Motorcycle Diaries which is like a romanticized version of Che Guevara traveling around South America relying on kindness and there was something about that movie tha...
— Episode: 195: Leon Logothetis | Surviving on the...
Episode: 195: Leon Logothetis | Surviving on the Kindness o...
It was inspired by 'The Motorcycle Diaries' and discussed the concept of traveling the world relying on the kindness of strangers, emphasizing that kindness is a core part of human nature.
basically I watched the movie The Motorcycle Diaries which is like a romanticized version of Che Guevara traveling around South America relying on kindness and there was something about that movie that really touched me right in the center of my heart
and I literally bought the bike gave the guy the check within one minute the bike broke
I've got a thing for motorcycles with side cars I just think it's the coolest
they were telling me actually that I should do season two in an electric vehicle
I was obsessed with Chitty Chitty Bang Bang because like I was in love with this car so I wanted to create a character for the show as well
Episode: 195: Leon Logothetis | Surviving on the Kindness o...
It was discussed that the book contained details that were not mentioned in the show. The book, alongside the show, encouraged kindness and an adventurous spirit.
I literally bought the bike, gave the guy the check within one minute, the bike broke.
I mentioned this, not in the show, it in the other book I did.
It's a logical fallacy. I think that all you have to do is moment to moment, show up with as much kindness in your heart as you can.
Many people say to me, I can't get up, leave my job, take a yellow motorbike and go around the world. I can't get up from my job, leave my kids, stop paying my mortgage and drive a vintage yellow beetle from Alaska to Argentina, so I can't be kind.
The reality is that you don't have to do that. It's a logical fallacy. I think that all you have to do is moment to moment, show up with as much kindness in your heart as you can.