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EPISODE · Jun 11, 2020 · 1H 6M

Joshua Lynch - Legacy, Lifting Everyone up, Computer Science, Gaming, JMYSTIC | People of Science TIS#204

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This week I had the honor of having Josh Lynch (@JMYSTIC) on the podcast. Josh and I met when we both worked in tech retail and always connected on content creation and having an online presence. He's currently finishing up his Computer Science Engineering degree and continues his online brand JMYSTIC with his streaming, various youtube channels, social media, and interacting with the community he's built online. As an admirer of everyone building their own legacy, I've been wanting to talk to him about the journey and challenges of building a brand online. Josh is not only an engineer, but he uses his knowledge of the technical and combines it with the artistic to put out some great content. I enjoy watching his stuff whenever it comes up on my feed. There are some video games I know only from watching him play them.  Josh recently put out this reaction video on one of his new channels, and he had an incredible message from his perspective as a young black man in America. We discussed the murder of George Floyd and what's needed for change in the future. I thank him for coming on the podcast and sharing - make sure to follow him @jmystic everywhere. Look for that part 2 on his channel here soon:  https://youtu.be/twDMPyPLQaM JMYSTIC: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJF-UROnfHVvi7d8JExtkxA/channels Meditation Video: https://youtu.be/6p_yaNFSYao

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