Mark Yee - What They Asked

Welcome to Episode Forty-Eight of The Blank Slate Podcast. You can listen here.

On today’s episode we talk to Mark Yee, Abstract Artist about shopping (and eating) local,

imposter syndrome,
The Happiness Trap,
dialectical thinking (or holding two thoughts at the same time)
being present (as well as the tension between the future and the past)
circles of feedback
not living a life of regret (and not wanting to die unremembered)
the push-pull between legacy and mission and
how we all have a purpose.

Book by Mark Yee on Amazon
Inspiration for modern daily living from the martial arts, yoga, parables, Greek philosophy, nature, cooking, and automobiles.
To inspire and contemplate original analogies, poetic verse, photography, artwork to serve as a reference guide and playbook for daily life.
Conversation starters for college grads, millennials, parents of millennials, boomers, children of boomers, creative and non-creative types, anyone is searching for purpose, retirees, the unemployed, parents and teens, caregivers, anyone hurting or wanting to help.
This is the book that I would write to myself at 13 years old.
Here are the essentials that I learned from teaching karate, yoga, Sunday school, and youth groups to my younger self.
This is a compilation of reflections from 18 years of business, 12 years as an artist and motivational speaker, and over 30 years of cooking and driving.
Here is the wisdom that I wish someone would have told me when I was a boy.