
Episode #33
Raw Cut - Hair
In this video, I encourage Dads to take time to bond and spend time with their daughters, doing their hair. What you do doesn't have to be anything fancy. Most times for dads, simple is best!


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Hosted by Doing To Much · education · EN
Doing Too Much is a podcast about life, ambition, parenting, relationships, business, burnout, and the constant pressure to have it all together. We share honest perspectives on doing too much, not doing enough, and figuring things out in real time. No experts pretending. Just humor, lived experience, and conversations that sound like the ones you’re already having in your head. This is a space to voice and hear thoughts that usually never surface, simply because there aren’t enough people in your life on that same wavelength.
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Signup to Generate a PitchDoing Too Much is a podcast about life, ambition, parenting, relationships, business, burnout, and the constant pressure to have it all together. We share honest perspectives on doing too much, not doing enough, and figuring things out in real time. No experts pretending. Just humor, lived experience, and conversations that sound like the ones you’re already having in your head.
Doing Too Much is hosted by Doing To Much. The show has published 33 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Raw Cut - Hair" (11 July 2026, 13 minutes), "The Responsibility of Being Favored" (7 July 2026, 75 minutes), and "Raw Cut - Training Kids" (6 July 2026, 15 minutes).
Doing Too Much publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 36 minutes across 33 episodes.
Booking probability for Doing Too Much is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Doing Too Much requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Doing Too Much's contact route on record: public web form.
Doing To Much hosts Doing Too Much, an education podcast with 33 episodes published.
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Episode #33
In this video, I encourage Dads to take time to bond and spend time with their daughters, doing their hair. What you do doesn't have to be anything fancy. Most times for dads, simple is best!

Episode #32
Who’s Doing Too Much? Today it’s Robert Thomas III Instagram: @rt3___ This conversation centers around faith, family, and making the most of every opportunity. We talk about Robert's journey from attending an HBCU to...

Episode #31
What was supposed to be about recruiting, turned into a rant on training kids.

Episode #30
Who’s Doing Too Much? Today it’s Ruthzar Casseus Instagram: N/A This conversation dives deep into the unseen connections that shape our world, starting with a fascinating breakdown of how religion, ghosts, aliens, and...

Episode #21
We discuss how net worth is calculated, what it actually means, and why it's important.

Episode #28
Who’s Doing Too Much? Today it’s Jeremy Lawson Instagram: @mr_jrlawson This conversation covers everything from growing up on a farm to building businesses and betting on yourself. Jeremy shares what life was really...

Episode #27
<p>I talk about the perspectives and challenges we face trying to introduce new information and ways of life to individuals. Specifically cryptocurrency and minorities. </p>

Episode #26
<p>At the BTC Conference 2026. Interviewing 2 attendees.</p>

Episode #25
<p>This episode explores crypto potential to serve as universal basic income mechanism. </p>

Episode #24
<p>Who’s Doing Too Much?<br>Today it’s Savannah Kay<br>Instagram: @s_kay88</p><p>This conversation moves through fitness and real life without forcing it into one lane. We talk about her ski trip, why she avoids hills...

Episode #23
<p>We just talking about agin and getting injured. </p>

Episode #22
<p>Who’s Doing Too Much?<br>Today it’s Alexia McClerkin</p><p>This conversation is all about movement, mindset, and living at your own pace. We talk about her love for running, jumping into races with or without...

Episode #21
<p>I'm talking about how people hide behind the term Perfectionist. </p>

Episode #20
<p>Who’s Doing Too Much?<br>Today it’s Kalin Garner<br>Instagram: @__kg__</p><p>This conversation touches on family, basketball, and the different stages of life as things start to shift. We talk about raising daughters...


Episode #18
<p>Who’s Doing Too Much?<br>Today it’s Aaron White<br>Instagram: @theaaronwhiteproject</p><p>This conversation moves through identity, creativity, and personal growth. Aaron talks about how people often describe him and...

Episode #17
<p>I take myself through the rapid fire questions and 3 wrap up questions... </p>

Episode #16
<p>Who’s Doing Too Much?<br>Today it’s Jamie Makue<br>Instagram: @_.jamiemakue._</p><p>This conversation is rooted in coaching, culture, and responsibility. We talk about what it really means to mentor young athletes...

Episode #15
<p>We are talking about food and how people are addicted to it with out knowing.</p>

Episode #14
<p>Who’s Doing Too Much?<br>Today it’s Pierre Marshall<br>Instagram: @jp_fit_dad_ifbbpro</p><p>This conversation is rooted in discipline, responsibility, and purpose. We talk about fitness as more than just the gym...
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