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Hosted by alexander dmitriev · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 10 episodes
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feeling my way through existence out loud.starting this show, i felt like i had something to say — and I wanted a place to hold all of it: thoughts, ideas, feelings, ramblings.you’re more than welcome to join me on this self-enquiring journey.my goal is simple: to spark a thought. to make you reflect on life, on what you’re doing in it — not with pressure, not with judgment, but gently.just thoughts, feelings, and emotions spoken out loud — like it’s 2 AM, everyone’s asleep, and we’re talking on a balcony.i love you!enjoy your stay.
alexander dmitriev hosts talking to myself, a society show with 10 episodes published.
in this episode, i talk about how you’re allowed to feel everything you’re feeling — even the messy stuff. jealousy, love, fear, joy, grief... none of it makes you broken or weak. you’re not your thoughts. you’re not you
stop thinking before thinking stops you. this episode is about the lie of perfection, the trap of overthinking, and the way we keep performing for love that we should’ve been giving to ourselves all along. it’s about cre
in this episode, i explore the idea that real freedom begins when we stop blindly trusting others — even the ones who sound smart, charismatic, or “right.” you’ve heard it before: “don’t trust anyone.” but what happens w
talking about that one viral post of a guy chatting with chatgpt like it’s his girlfriend on the subway. people online called him “cooked” for relying on ai. i get it. but i also get him. i talk about my own experience —
i talk about how external validation is a shaky foundation to build anything on — especially self-worth. i reflect on my own journey with making videos, how perfectionism burned me out, and why i’m done chasing views or
this episode is one long, unfiltered stream of thought — i rambled 100% of the time. but sometimes, that’s exactly what’s needed. there’s no script here, no polished take. just me, thinking out loud about identity, perce
everyone tells you to "just start." but what they don't tell you is how heavy fear can feel, how much your own mind can sabotage you before you take that first step. in this episode, i share what it really felt like to s
don’t borrow sorrow from tomorrow — that’s the heart of today’s episode. i’m reflecting on the pointless pain we put ourselves through by stressing over what hasn’t even happened yet. if you’ve ever laid awake worrying a
today i got completely derailed after seeing a hot, successful guy on instagram. this episode is just me spiraling, unpacking jealousy, insecurity, and that deep feeling of not being enough. there's no conclusion, no fix
hi! welcome to talking to myself – a show about self-inquiry and thinking out loud. this is just a short introduction to who I am, why I’m starting this podcast, and what I hope to do here. it’s not polished, it’s not sc
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talking to myself is hosted by alexander dmitriev. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 10 episodes.
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