
Welcome to The Worst Advice I Ever Got hosted by Sean Taylor. This show will feature in-depth discussions with diverse guests, exploring the unconventional side of guidance – the worst advice they've ever got. Together, we'll extract valuable insights from these unique experiences, offering you a roadmap to discerning what advice to embrace and what to ignore. The Worst Advice I Ever Got is not ju... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 73 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture | ||||

What happens when a single test score starts shaping your entire life?
This week’s guest, Tyler Zachem, grew up hearing that he should avoid anything involving numbers. Bad math grades. Low SAT scores. All of it pointed him away from finance and towa... more
Sean and JB reflect on the past year and talk about New Years resolutions, and specfically why they are chock full of the worst advice you ever got.
It’s the first ever holiday panel on The Worst Advice I Ever Got. Sean and JB sit down with four members of the Smith + Howard family of companies to talk through the bad holiday advice that shaped their most memorable seasons. From the pressure to k... more
Actor, comedian, filmmaker, and college-football-internet legend Josh Mancuso joins us to unpack the classic piece of bad advice: “A jack of all trades is a master of none.”
Josh breaks down why that mindset almost boxed him in, how trying lots of t... more
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This episode is a perfect example of how a strength, when overused, can sabotage our health, our wellness, and ultimately how we show up both personally and professionally. I thoroughly enjoyed Kelly’s story of how she discovered the steps she needs to take to continue her success in a healthy way and how she is now passing that knowledge to her kids and her clients.
I am a big fan. There is so much bad advice going around, it is good to hear about people who have overcome bad advice.
Every show on the planet is all about advice, it’s nice to hear from the other side!
Refreshing change from sugary inspirational podcasts (not that there’s anything wrong with that). Getting down to bad advice and how it affects people is truly impactful.
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The content focuses on unique and often humorous discussions about the worst advice people have received and the lessons learned from these experiences. Throughout numerous episodes, the conversations frequently center on themes such as personal growth, unconventional career paths, and the inherent complexities in following mainstream advice. Notably, the host and guest interactions provide relatable anecdotes, making it clear that the journey through failures and misguided guidance can lead to valuable insights and personal empowerment. Whether examining societal pressures or navigating unexpected career pivots, each episode emphasizes the importance of authenticity and self-reflection in the face of unfavorable counsel.
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Recent guests on The Worst Advice I Ever Got include:
1. Tyler Zachem
2. Ovie Mughelli
3. Roy Keely
4. Carla McCall
5. Ripley Rader
6. Mehrnush Saadat
7. Joy Youell
8. Sam Reese
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