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Hosted by Syd Meyer · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 11 episodes
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The KIDS LIKE US is for people who can’t ignore their ambition — even when it would be easier to. Hosted by Syd Meyer, this podcast explores the inner world of builders, creatives, and entrepreneurs who refuse shallow motivation and surface-level self-help. We talk about discipline, identity, self-mastery, long-term thinking, and the quiet psychological toll of becoming who your potential demands you become. Through honest conversations and timeless wisdom, KIDS LIKE US bridges the gap between who you are now and who you know you’re meant to be.
Syd Meyer hosts The Kids Like Us, a business show with 11 episodes published.
eddie adams quit his 9-5 in business valuation to bet everything on music. since then he's headlined and sold out the green room, played the armory, crossed 100,000 streams, and landed the breakaway lineup in his hometow
Devin Erickson got fired by his best friends. A year later he'd built something bigger than what they took from him. Devin Erickson got fired on a Wednesday, HR in the room, severance printed, by the same guys who were s
everyone's consuming the same stuff, saying the same things, stuck in the same week on repeat. in a world this saturated, being genuinely interesting might be the rarest skill left. so we broke down how to be more intere
Everything you were told you'd grow up into doesn't exist anymore. AI is coming for your career. Rent doesn't math. You can't go to Thanksgiving anymore. And underneath all of it, there's this feeling you might not even
Everything you were told you'd grow up into doesn't exist anymore. AI is coming for your career. Rent doesn't math. You can't go to Thanksgiving anymore. And underneath all of it, there's this feeling you might not even
Vlad had six months to learn English or get sent back to Russia.. No film school. No connections. A phone and pirated editing software he couldn't afford. That's where this episode starts. With a 13-year-old kid who didn
Vlad had six months to learn English or get sent back to Russia. No film school. No connections. A phone and pirated editing software he couldn't afford. That's where this episode starts. With a 13-year-old kid who didn'
Starting a business when you're scared to be seen? This one's for you. New entrepreneur. Real conversation. No filter. ft. Ella Herbert Ella typed out a post yesterday. Had it ready. Caption written. Video filmed. And th
He was on track for medical school. Instead, he pivoted...again… and again… and again. Five different career paths later, he finally built something of his own. Traveling the world, running his business, and buying gear
Being ambitious is hard. Nobody talks about the days when everything feels like too much. The to-do list is overwhelming. Business is hard. Your brain spirals. And suddenly it feels like everything is collapsing at once.
Luis Borjaa is the kind of creator people think is “just lucky..." traveling, filming campaigns, meeting big creators, experiencing it all... In this episode, he breaks down the unsexy truth: emails, DMs, follow-ups, rep
I walked with the monks for 2,300 miles ... from Fort Worth, Texas to Washington, D.C. And I’m saying that like it’s literal… because in my head, it is. There was a time I was stuck in my body. I couldn’t get up. I could
Dropping Out of College, Couchsurfing, to Achieving My Pipe Dreams I dropped out of college. Couch hopped. And bet everything on a life I couldn’t explain without sounding delusional. This is the true origin story behind
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The Kids Like Us is hosted by Syd Meyer. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 11 episodes.
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