Do the people around you genuinely want you to grow — or do they need you to stay the same?
Five conversations for a Sunday morning. On connection, reinvention, and the person you're afraid to become.
This is Perfect Days — a morning podcast built around ideas worth carrying with you.
Today: the psychology of why some friendships last and others quietly dissolve; Jordan Peterson's unsentimental guide to knowing who is truly in your corner; Roger Federer on the mathematics of failure and the long work of reinvention; Carl Jung's Shadow and what happens when we stop running from the parts of ourselves we'd rather not see; and a quiet, intimate message across time — from you, to the future self you're working so hard to become.
💛 HOW SOME FRIENDSHIPS LAST — AND OTHERS DON'T — ISEULT GILLESPIE
🧠 HOW TO KNOW YOUR TRUE FRIENDS — PROF. JORDAN PETERSON
🎾 THE PAIN OF REINVENTING YOURSELF — ROGER FEDERER
🌑 BECOME WHO YOU'RE AFRAID TO BE | THE PHILOSOPHY OF CARL JUNG
💌 A MESSAGE TO MY FUTURE SELF — ILLNEAS
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