Yung Pueblo
3 things Yung uses or recommends, from 1 episode.
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What Yung uses or recommends most, ranked by how often and how strongly. Paid ads are left out.
Uses and recommends it · 1 episode
"You know why I like Substack? Because the internet is so based on the first few seconds of like, oh, can I get someone's attention? Substack is not like that. If someone's signing up to your Substack, they're already willing to give you five, six minutes of their time. So I'll write essays that are like 500 words, 600 words. So it almost feels like a practice in slowing down."
Uses and recommends it · 1 episode
"In the style of Vipassana that I practice, the 10-day is really an introduction... When the retreat was over, I could tell that undeniably my mind probably felt like 10, 15% lighter than it used to. And I was like, damn, that's big. That's a big result. So to me, I had to keep going back cuz nothing else had changed my mind that much."
Recommends it · 1 episode
"A lot of people forget when life is hard is that they throw gratitude out the window... I have access to clean water. I have access to good food. I have a roof over my head... So, grounding yourself in gratitude can really help ease that tension."
All 3 of Yung's picks
- Substack Uses and recommends it "You know why I like Substack? Because the internet is so based on the first few seconds of like, oh, can I get someone's attention? Substack is not like that. If someone's signing up to your Substack, they're already willing to give you five, six minutes of their time. So I'll write essays that are like 500 words, 600 words. So it almost feels like a practice in slowing down." +30 others
- Vipassana Uses and recommends it "In the style of Vipassana that I practice, the 10-day is really an introduction... When the retreat was over, I could tell that undeniably my mind probably felt like 10, 15% lighter than it used to. And I was like, damn, that's big. That's a big result. So to me, I had to keep going back cuz nothing else had changed my mind that much." +1 other
- Gratitude Practice Recommends it "A lot of people forget when life is hard is that they throw gratitude out the window... I have access to clean water. I have access to good food. I have a roof over my head... So, grounding yourself in gratitude can really help ease that tension." Only Yung