Episode 3

David Dhanoa

A Brampton realtor and martial artist on chasing money in his twenties, anger, gratitude, and what actually helped once the chasing stopped paying off.

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"Money is just a tool and not a master."
David Dhanoa, on being judged by how much money you have, 36:55
"Be hard on the problem, soft on the person. You never know what anybody is going through."
David Dhanoa, on staying angry at someone who hurt you, 43:41

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What this one is about

What this episode is about

David Dhanoa, realtor, martial artist, and longtime food bank volunteer, talks about growing up in a spiritual Sikh household, chasing money and material goals in his twenties, and what actually helped when the chasing stopped paying off.

He gets specific about anger (his own, and what to do with it), why "balance" is mostly a myth, and how he uses martial arts principles to talk himself down before a fight starts, in his head or in real life. The back half is a practical, unpolished conversation about phone addiction and doomscrolling, not "delete the app" advice, but how to notice what it's doing to you and redirect it.

Good listen for anyone stuck comparing their life to other people's, anyone who was taught men don't talk about feelings, or anyone who got the thing they wanted and still felt empty.

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