Hearted Youtube comments on The Diary Of A CEO (@TheDiaryOfACEO) channel.

  1. Liam's eyes literally started watering when he was taking about his breakup
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  2. Steven, your interviewing skills, ability to articulate thoughts and bring the best out of your guests is absolutely phenomenal. I stumbled upon your content when you spoke with one of my personal heroes ‘The True Geordie’ & now I pay close attention to every conversation you have. I loved your perspective on overcoming adversity during covid (separate vid) & I think you have an innate gift for sharing wisdom in such an easy to understand way. Keep up the great work!
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  3. The last part really moved me to the core. Layne is one of the most beautiful people I've ever heard speak. The fact that he's so full of questions (innate curiosity which coincides with humility) and gratitude is such an inspiration for the kind of person I want to be. To, despite the complexity and pain of a relationship with someone who no doubt survived a lot of trauma, only want to ask questions and say thank you, is so gorgeous it almost shocks me, so unused as I am to seeing such humanity in someone.
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  4. My stepfather is 93, status working at 8 yo, started stopping at 91. No exercise, no cancer, no diabetes. Always slept 5 hours a day. He never had time to be sick. Worked at day and studied at night. A selfmade man.
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  5. I’m Jimmy at 25, applying for the graduate scheme at shell and thinking ‘is this it?’…. It’s scary of how similar our journeys have been up to this point. The dyslexia, the experience at school, the need to prove others wrongs and sadly both our experience with our mothers… I’ve never cried through a podcast before, this hit home and I thank both of you
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  6. What an inspirational women showing us we need to believe in ourselves and keep reinventing ourselves. Our own confidence intuition and core values are key.
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  7. Esther Perel has changed my life simply by me watching her videos and reading her writings. What a brilliant mind that is a gift to our world! Can’t wait to listen to this entire episode!
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  8. This has been one of the best episodes of DOAC. Richard has such great ability to capture you into his conversations, speaking from his heart and without the on-screen persona. Did not want this episode to end, and so many pieces of advice given.
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  9. This pod cast is inspiring me to change my life in so many ways including my health and start my own business. Steven, thank you for creating this, you have done such an amazing job!!
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  10. I can relate to his story, many boys I grew up with I the 80s had this. Mental torture, some are still there doing the same thing. Well done Ashley for turning that and propelling you forward. Well done king 👑 🖤 🤜🏿
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  11. Already clicked like before I even started to watch - Steven getting an absolute Chelsea legend on the show makes my day. Pity it didn't quite work out as a manager for Frank, but will always be among the club greats from a player perspective - also one of the nicest guys in football, was lucky enough to meet him to sign my Chelsea shirt in South Africa during the 2010 world cup just before England played Algeria in Cape Town.
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  12. Staying in the present moment will be the best thing you ever do for yourself 😮😊
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  13. As a South African, I have never heard what happened to Black Coffie's hand. What an interview! Thanks for this, Steve, I am listening.
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  14. Great Job, Steve and Robert! VERY important concepts conveyed in a very straightforward and easily accessible way. You cannot listen to this interview without having your general health perspective profoundly changed (whether you are overweight or not.) As another viewer says below, this podcast should be urgently required viewing for all, not just health professionals, policy-makers, and parents.
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  15. I absolutely admire Rich Roll. His transparency and mindset is the one that we should all strive to achieve. Super happy about this episode. Steven - you're the man.
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  16. As someone who has a complicated relationship with their parents, I can't imagine the strength it must have taken to do the interview. Only 10 minutes in, but it's 10 minutes of seeing a woman who's voice is breaking if you listen closely, and is on the brink of tears. wow.
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  17. I know Lewis will never see this but I wish he could know how much everyone loves him and his incredible down to earth and genuine personality. I want to give him a big hug and tell him he's adored the world over, what a legend.
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  18. wow, made me so happy seeing this. Mostly because I’ve seen all of her content for at least 5 years, and was really “scared” the this would be all of that on repeat, but really Steven has an ability to bring out a new perspective or emotion from people we’ve seen a million times before. Love that
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  19. Definitely one of the best podcast episodes I’ve ever watched. As a young entrepreneur in Africa, this just super inspired me. Thank you Steve and Marc 🙏🏾
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  20. Holy Shit, Stephen this is one of the best guests you had this year! This guy is motivating and...so unorthodox. There's some way about the way he explains things that makes it easy to understand .Its just the way you described it He is confronting and I too, enjoy that style of...talk. When I am confronted and I am challenged but respectfully by someone perhaps playing devils'a advocate let's say, that sort of thing. I really enjoyed this. I can't wait til you hit 10K. Personally, I post these podcasts on my social media & I know these are smart people I got looking at my stuff. I hope they are subscribing. I'm looking at you reader
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  21. The part about exercise lowering inflammatory responses really struck a chord with my experience. I am a lifetime sufferer of atopic dermatitis which is now widely believed to be an inflammatory disease associated with the immune system, in particular an over-reactive immune response in skin cells. It may be anecdotal but I have always found that at times in my life when I was training consistently well for long periods, my skin condition improved.
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  22. I’m so glad you spoke of Pablo. I’ve followed his journey over the years along with many others.. It’s his send off today.. What a true hero.. May he rest in eternal peace 💖
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  23. Thank you Steven & Ashley . I feel there is parts of this podcast that everyone can gain knowledge from. I’m a mum to a 7 year old boy , his father is absent from his life . Everything Ashley spoke so honestly about regarding his dad has really hit home. The rejection, anger , confusion of a belonging . We are so close & he is my world as I am his but it’s difficult when people say that is all that matters , because although he has no relationship with his father , I feel it’s the strongest relationship and the main connection in his young eyes and head . He sees this unknown superhero . I can totally see where both Ashley and his mother are coming from & all those emotions. It’s so confusing as a child & I am slightly worried how it goes as he gets older. We all just want the best for our kids ❤ thank you again for this wonderful insight x
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  24. This was, not just the one of the best Gary Vee interviews, or one of the best Diary of a CEO episodes, but one of the best podcasts ever
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  25. please bring lewis hamilton, i feel like it will be a great episode
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  26. Amazing episode! There is a special place in hell for character assassins. I can relate to this difficult part of the interview, and am also still on a path of recovery from what I personally went through in that realm of bullying. Wish I could give Dr. Amy a hug! Other than that, this was such an insightful interview as usual! Keep these interviews up!
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  27. These podcasts have genuinely had such a big impact on my life and seeing someone from my homeland on it is absolutely crazy. Love from New Zealand ♥
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  28. Y'all, I'm heartbroken. Liam, honey. We could never hate you, you're amazing. I wanna say thank you for being who you are :')
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  29. You are the best type of interviewer, you let people speak. You just can’t get this quality of interview on mainstream media. Much appreciated
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  30. I’m blow away by the fact that I’m a middle aged house wife listening to this amazing conversation, while cooking and cleaning. I’m so thankful for the both of you!
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  31. Takeaways from the podcast: 1/3. Focus is important and essential for success. If you don't give 100% of your focus towards the thing you are doing, you are basically reducing your chance of success. But if you do invest 100% of your efforts, you are giving it the best possible chance of success. 2/3. Imposter syndrome is a sign of growth. If you are feeling that you are an imposter, you are in a situation where you will be able to grow a lot. "If you are not outside of your comfort zone, you will not grow". That will allow you to strive forward and learn. 3/3. The three things to look at for success: Enjoyment, Evidence, Validation Enjoyment: If you are not enjoying it, you will probably not be giving 100% of your time attention. Evidence: Are you seeing evidence of progress? Is there marginal progress from one period to the next period? Validation: Am I getting feedback from the people and are people showing up again and again? Are they helping you grow and is there continuous increase X (important metric)?
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  32. A beautiful mind, a wonderful man...a genius never to be replicated.
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  33. Davina many years ago was my Sunday school teacher; she has always had great energy. I remember once she took all the kids in Sunday school for ice cream, I had a Calippo! In case you read this Davina it's the little things like this that are never forgotten to your point about legacy! x
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  34. Thank you for bringing to light what's happening without treating your audience like children who need to be shielded from reality. By the way, I subscribed and liked your presentation.
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  35. Thoroughly enjoyed listening to this inspiring, charasmastic, courageous and intelligent young lady, the most important relationship you will ever have is with yourself. To live a life that is unauthentic too yourself, is completely soul destroying in my opinion.
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  36. Amazing episode, I was literally on the edge of my seat throughout ❤️❤️
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  37. The way that Maisie felt as a child around play and joy is exactly how I felt - I’ve never heard someone articulate it so well before. Thank you for these conversations, they’re so important. What a wonderful person Maisie is ✨
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  38. "Rules are not a reason for not thinking for yourself" One of the best quotes from this podcast!
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  39. I proud of Liam.. he is honest and pure❤️
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  40. I love Maisie so much, absolutely a beautiful soul. I identify so much with her childhood struggles and carrying them into adulthood before addressing them. It’s so great to see people of Maisie’s level of fame bringing humanity and compassion to these issues and making it less taboo to speak about these things.
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  41. Healing yourself is a messy journey. I hope this interview will help those who are on that journey to heal themselves. Because this story of healing is playing out publicly. People are taking sides of who is right and wrong. In the 90's we had no tools to help us with our suicidal thoughts. I hope Jada's story will help someone out there to find the healing they need. Steven you sat in the mud with Jada for a while 🙌🏼 and that is a sign that you've showed up for this conversation with unconditional love, acceptance and non-judgement.
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  42. Absolutely bloody awesome conversation. Honestly, with each episode I get confused about which guest I've been intrigued by the most. All of them for different reasons but Andrew is a huge eye-opener. Congrats of another brilliant ep. All the best from Australia 🙂
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  43. The interview was incredible and I very quickly forgot about the sound. Your apology was heartfelt and understood. Mel C was so vulnerable. Thank you. Ludwina xxx
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  44. Been waiting for this podcast for a while now. This guy is a legend, his book 'Why we sleep' has changed my life
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  45. I’m a former Shopify employee and I loved listening to Harley and Tobi any chance we got while there. The passion is still contagious!❤
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  46. What you're doing Stephen is incredible! The interview, the aesthetic, the editing its brilliant to watch what you're building! The hyper growth you've seen over this last short period of time has been so justified! Keep up the great work!
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  47. Excellent podcast. Reminds me of the miscarriages of justice witnessed by many Irish men and women over the years of the troubles. Dehumanised every step of the way. Glad that these conversations are able to take place. Gang life, racism, terrorism an reasons why. Great work Steve and all the team. Amazing! Thank you.
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  48. This the most honest I have seen any person on screen being! How not caring about what people perceive, just being honest and accepting oneself looks like.
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  49. I found this absolutely fascinating - i lost my baby daughter back in March this year and im fighting to recover for my family Some of the things Asher said really resonated with me Asher was always a person i would love to sit and chat too, this video gave me that and i thank you!
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  50. When Steven interviews someone, I know it’s going to be good, deep and insightful. I’ve not watched yet, but I already know I’m in for a treat.
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