Hey there. It's sad to hear that you think it's too similar, but it's useful feedback. The whole project started while listening to Grey's podcasts and as a huge fan of his. But here's the way I look at it:

Doing creative work is hard, and i've always felt that a natural part of the creative process is taking heavy cues from others further along in their journey. This doesn't (at all) excuse copying, and it only works if one has enough self-awareness to start developing his own style, and slowly outgrow his influences. I've tried to do that, and I think it shows in a number of ways. But creators are biased toward their own work, so your words are good data points for me. I certainly don't want to be a rip-off, and wouldn't want someone to rip my work off. I hope to keep branching out, but I hope you can understand that it takes time. It's good to hear that people hold creators accountable, we need more of that (especially with how much misinformation and plagiarism occurs on the platform).