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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
ZM's Bree and Clint podcast.
It's our radio show, but wrapped up in a neat little package just for you.
It's ZM's Bree and Clint podcast. Oprah Winfrey, famous for a lot of things.
You'll get a car. You'll get a car.
That's probably one of her most famous. Yeah. But also very famous for giving out good advice, I think, or insightful.
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Chapter 2: What famous advice did Oprah Winfrey receive?
Or at least advice. Yeah, advice. There's a clip that I came across today where a content creator, and I think this is his whole thing where he goes up and asks famous people, what's the best bit of advice you've ever received? And he's asked Oprah Winfrey and... First of all, just get a load of who the person was that gave her the advice and then she gives the advice as well. Take a look.
My Angela, you know, said when people show you who they are, believe them the first time. Because she was saying, baby, people have to show you 29 times. They come back and they show you again and again and again and again and again. So believe them the first time and you don't have to pay the price of the 29th time.
Maya Angelou. Yeah, you know who that is, right? I have just Googled her. Icon. Yeah.
Maya Angelou's the person that gave you the best bit of advice. That's amazing.
Author, poet, and civil rights activist. Oh, she's a... She's an icon.
Absolute icon, incredible woman. Is it a name drop?
It is, eh?
Yeah, but is it a name drop from Oprah? Because all of her friends are those people.
Yeah, that's true.
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Chapter 3: What is the best piece of advice from Maya Angelou?
And the advice is eating is not cheating. If you're having a big night. That's such good advice. Even if you're just going out for a couple, you know, and you're not expecting a big night, eating is not cheating. It's good advice. Eating is insurance. Eating is self-preservation. It's smart. And eating is not cheating.
No. It is the smart thing to do. You got some advice? A few bits come to mind, but a thing that always rolls around in my head, and it's advice that I got from a softball coach many, many moons ago, but it can be applied. And technically when she gave me this piece of advice, it was about the game. Okay. Because she was my coach. But it can be applied to- Is it a metaphor for life?
It can be applied to anything in life. Okay, that's good. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And the piece of advice was don't sweat the small stuff.
Oh, not steal when you can. Steal home always. Aim for right between the eyes. Sorry, what was the advice again? Don't sweat the small stuff. Oh, but that advice was for the game.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's good life advice.
Because I think I used to be, and I think this has followed me in my life everywhere I go, I am really hard on myself and that is in anything. So playing sport. Work. Work. I'm just always so hard on myself and I expect perfection and so obviously she was talking about that when I'm playing, don't sweat the small stuff, get your head back in the game. Good advice.
Yeah. I feel like Ella's itching to share her best advice. Yeah, look at her.
She's just jumping out of the seat.
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Chapter 4: How did personal experiences shape the advice shared?
Was it a joke?
She's backtracked.
You could have just given me a little laugh, Freddie. One thing's free. I genuinely didn't know it was a joke. I thought it was like you trying to give advice and I didn't want to laugh in your face. Okay, no, the actual advice. The actual advice.
Okay, go on. Poop with the door open.
Oh, actually that. I love doing that. No.
Sorry, too much. Sorry, sorry, sorry.
Seriously, go outside when you're feeling down and actually touch grass. I've done it once. I've done it twice. I agree with that one. It works.
It actually does.
Well done, Ella. You got there in the end.
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Chapter 5: What unique advice did the producer share?
Get your places. This one is really good too. It says, don't marry a man just because you are pregnant to him. That's good advice. Wow. Okay. I think so. Yep. Because I think it can cause you even more drama and stress. It's not the right reason to get married. No, it's not.
And you know in your gut if you should be. What about the reverse? Don't get pregnant to a man just because you married him. I mean, it works as well. My dad said, when having a moment with your kids, make sure you take a second to see their point of view. That's really nice advice. And it's really hard to put into practice when you are having a moment. I can imagine. It's not just kids.
It's true for anyone.
It's just anything.
I mean, having a moment with anyone should take a moment to see it from their perspective. But that's not easy to do in the moment.
It's incredibly difficult. What about this? Procrastination is the thief of time. Can I say it properly? Procrastination is the thief of time.
Yeah. Procrastination is just like, you're only effing yourself.
Oh, what's the other one that's like that? It's one of my favourites is comparison is the thief of joy.
Yeah, that's two. Thief. The thief of joy.
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