E310 Matt King - Cultivating Curiosity
Today Nick is joined by host of the Hoot & A Half podcast and popular internet phenom, the charming, Matt King. Nick and Matt jump right into it talking about how Matt overcame his fear of public speaking to become a competitive speech champion, how he moved past heartbreak to find love again, and how he got his girlfriend to stay interested at the start of dating. Matt also shares his thoughts on the recent David Dobrik news, if he's ever been jealous of others' success, and how his dad helped shape him into a curious person. "They don't need a life coach, they need a good life partner." THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS: Huzzah: http://www.huzzah.com code VIALL for 20% off Door Dash: download the DoorDash app in the App Store and enter code VIALL for 25% off, up to $10 value, and zero delivery fees on your first order. Noom: Start your trial at http://www.noom.com/VIALL Episode Socials: Viall Files @viallfiles Nick Viall @nickviall Matt King @mattrking Listen to Matt's podcasts: Hoot & a Half: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hoot-a-half-with-matt-king/id1511834329 Zane and Heath Unfiltered: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/zane-and-heath-unfiltered/id1478746415
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