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Hosted by Neil · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 58 episodes
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Before the day gets busy, here's something worth remembering.'Today, Remember This' is a short daily podcast about attention, compassion, gratitude, uncertainty, relationships, and the everyday challenges of being human.Most episodes are just a few minutes long: one story, one observation, or one idea to carry into the day. Not hollow, gimmicky self-improvement or hacks for motivation. Just a small, daily reminder that the world is bigger, that people are more complicated, and that life can be more meaningful than it first appears.
Neil hosts Today, Remember This, a education show with 58 episodes published.
I have this bad habit of trying to permanently solve tiny problems. If the same inconvenience happens twice, apparently I need a system. A new process. Maybe something from Amazon whose sole purpose is ensuring I never h
I have a bad habit of making plans for the absolute best version of myself. Peak Neil wakes up rested. He's motivated. He makes sensible decisions. He sticks to the plan. Unfortunately, his attendance record is pretty te
Sometimes finishing what you started is perseverance. And sometimes it's just letting a version of yourself with less information keep making decisions for you. I’ve been thinking about this after forcing myself through
Sometimes the best way to stick to a rule is to deliberately make room for an exception. Case in point: I eat vegan almost all the time. But every Saturday morning, I make the same decidedly non-vegan pancakes I’ve been
Every meaningful decision costs us something: all the other possibilities we could have chosen instead. This week marks twelve years since I moved from Scotland to the United States. I’m glad I made that choice—but every
Somewhere in the world, someone remembers a version of you that doesn't exist anymore. An old friend might still picture you at seventeen. A former coworker remembers the person you were ten years ago. And somewhere, som
Some of the things you do all the time right now, you’ll eventually do for the last time — and chances are, you won’t know it when it happens. With my son starting kindergarten this week, I’ve been thinking about firsts,
How do you know how much you can handle? Usually, only by being forced to handle it. After an unexpectedly painful barefoot walk around a scorching Texas water park, I started thinking about the limits we assume we have
What actually shapes your life? We usually answer that question with our intentions, values, or the stories we tell about ourselves. But...there's another record furtively keeping score in the background: your calendar.
Some of the hardest days of our lives slowly fade into bullet-point headlines. "I moved house." "I finished grad school." "I had a newborn." "I broke my arm." (!) We remember that they happened. But...we tend to forget w
We spend every day, our whole lives, inside our own minds. Everyone else — even the people who love us most — only sees brief glimpses of that experience. The version that escapes outside ourselves. Sometimes, this means
Sometimes, the fastest way to make progress isn't adding more options or exploring more avenues. Sometimes, it's taking them away. This episode tells the strange true story of my hermit crab, Pinchy, who suddenly abandon
Some healthy habits are surprisingly difficult to evaluate. I've worn fitness trackers, tried supplements, experimented with sleep monitors, and gradually abandoned some while keeping others. But here's the uncomfortable
We like to imagine that, first, we consciously decide to do something...and then our brain carries it out. Neuroscience suggests that the real story might be far stranger than that. In this reflection, I explore one of t
We usually imagine heroes as people who slay dragons, save kingdoms, or change the course of history. Most of us answer emails, forget to move the laundry, and wonder what we're doing with our lives. But what if those ar
A TikTok convinced me to give some of my groceries a bath in white vinegar. I assumed it was internet nonsense. Confusingly, annoyingly, weirdly... it worked. It got me thinking about how often I judge ideas by where the
We spend a lot of time worrying about the things we do on autopilot. Maybe the question isn't how to get rid of it. That seems not too realistic. Millions of years of evolution to fight, that sort of thing. Maybe the rea
We all receive advice about how to care for plants. Bright light. Water when the soil dries. Don't overdo it. Sometimes I wish life came with little care labels too. This week, a struggling fern reminded me why the envir
A phone call I dreaded for months ended up taking less than five minutes and saved me $400. Why did I put it off for so long!? It made me wonder how often the anticipation of something I fear will be difficult is far wor
At 18, I won a bottle of Scotch whisky and decided to save it for a special occasion. More than ten years later, I finally opened it, to celebrate Burns Night, a Scottish holiday honoring Robert Burns. By then, it had be
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