SM offers advice for Living a Liver’s Life—this means identifying the obstacles that prevent you from living your best, happiest, most fulfilling life. SM labels these “enemies,” and each week the different enemy types are identified and explored through shared stories. He also explores the traps that we get ourselves into, labeled the Mind Menagerie—a fun way to explore the biases we all have that prevent us from thriving.

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SM curates and writes each show as a script. You’re not getting a stream of consciousness rant or someone reading you a Wikipedia page entry for an hour. These episodes are chapters in a spoken work of literature, exploring topics deeply and with intentionality, all with the the overriding purpose of being a better critical thinker, winning and avoiding arguments, taking matters into your own hands, and avoiding the traps that diminish your happiness and satisfaction with life.

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Currently, the most recent four (4) episodes are free to listen. Videos posted on YouTube are also free to view. The show is supported by sales of “Liver” merchandise and subscribers on Patreon. Currently, a monthly subscription that gives you access to everything is just $2.00 per month. Less than a cup of coffee!

SM has retired from a long career of world travel, several careers, and many adventures. He has identified many of the obstacles to living a Liver’s life, and his goal now is to help others. SM has always been a teacher and mentor, and this podcast gives him a chance to help others on a much broader scale. As a Judo sensei, he learned that you’re not a sensei unless you have students—it is in this spirit of giving back and improving the lives of everyone in the world that SM writes and produces the show.