EFR 772: Why Closing a $1.6 Million Dollar Business is a Good Idea, Getting Engaged, and What Happens When Life Takes Over Your Training Routine with Maxx Chewning
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01/22/24 • 84 min
This episode is brought to you by Paleovalley grass fed beef sticks and Caldera Lab men's skincare.
The little bro is back! Maxx Chewning and I peel back the curtain on the intricacies of our creative and entrepreneurial paths. Get ready to unravel the complexities of mixing the personal with the professional as we navigate content creation, familial bonds, and what really happens to your fitness routine when you fall in love. We lay it all out, sharing insights on podcasting partnerships, the origin story of our YouTube channels, and the impact of genuine connections that turn skepticism into certainty.
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In this episode, Maxx talks about...
(11:57) The Journey of a YouTube Channel
(20:15) Discovering True Love and Changing Perceptions
(30:50) Powerlifting to Personal Priorities
(43:02) Community and Relationship Changes for Entrepreneurs
(46:10) Finding Meaning and Building a Future
(51:43) Changing Perspectives on Social Media and Business
(58:54) The Evolution of Business Focus
(01:10:16) Passion and Priorities in Business
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Episode resources:
- Save 80% on the grass fed beef sticks from Paleovalley
- Save 20% on the best men's skincare line from Caldera Lab with code EVERFORWARD
- Watch and subscribe on YouTube
- Maxx's other appearances on Ever Forward Radio include episodes 25, 207, 487, 562, 564, 569, 577, and 595
- Don't Be Sour on YouTube
- Don't Be Sour on Apple
- Don't Be Sour on Spotify
This episode is brought to you by Paleovalley grass fed beef sticks and Caldera Lab men's skincare.
The little bro is back! Maxx Chewning and I peel back the curtain on the intricacies of our creative and entrepreneurial paths. Get ready to unravel the complexities of mixing the personal with the professional as we navigate content creation, familial bonds, and what really happens to your fitness routine when you fall in love. We lay it all out, sharing insights on podcasting partnerships, the origin story of our YouTube channels, and the impact of genuine connections that turn skepticism into certainty.
Follow Maxx @maxxchewning
Follow Chase @chase_chewning
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In this episode, Maxx talks about...
(11:57) The Journey of a YouTube Channel
(20:15) Discovering True Love and Changing Perceptions
(30:50) Powerlifting to Personal Priorities
(43:02) Community and Relationship Changes for Entrepreneurs
(46:10) Finding Meaning and Building a Future
(51:43) Changing Perspectives on Social Media and Business
(58:54) The Evolution of Business Focus
(01:10:16) Passion and Priorities in Business
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Episode resources:
- Save 80% on the grass fed beef sticks from Paleovalley
- Save 20% on the best men's skincare line from Caldera Lab with code EVERFORWARD
- Watch and subscribe on YouTube
- Maxx's other appearances on Ever Forward Radio include episodes 25, 207, 487, 562, 564, 569, 577, and 595
- Don't Be Sour on YouTube
- Don't Be Sour on Apple
- Don't Be Sour on Spotify
Previous Episode
EFR 771: From Tone It Up to The Big Silence - Weaving Together Fitness and Mental Health with Karena Dawn
This episode is brought to you by Comrad compression socks and Strong Coffee Company organic coffee and lattes.
Listen in as Karena Dawn, co-founder of Tone It Up and now The Big Silence Mental Health Foundation, joins us to unravel the intertwining paths of fitness, mental health, and the silent battles we face within. We dive deep into Karena's life, discussing how fitness served as a beacon of hope during her darkest times and ultimately evolved into a thriving community that supports countless women across the globe. Her story is a testament to the joy that physical activity can bring. But it's not all about the high-energy workouts; we also explore the profound impact of stillness and the necessity of confronting the often unspoken struggles that weigh on our mental health.
Follow Karena @karenadawn
Follow Chase @chase_chewning
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In this episode, Karena explains...
- Fitness can be a transformative tool for overcoming mental health struggles and finding joy
- Silence and stillness allow self-reflection and confronting unspoken mental health issues
- Shifting identities requires embracing change and listening to one's inner voice for personal freedom
- Community and social connections are vital in personal growth and wellness journeys
- Nutrition, hydration, and electrolyte balance are crucial for cognitive function and mental health
- Caretaking involves complex emotions; self-care and empathy are essential for caretakers' well-being
- Personal transformation often occurs through facing pain and loss, highlighting life's important lessons
- Accessible mental health care through initiatives like "Therapy for All" can provide crucial support for those in need
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Episode resources:
- Save 15% on organic coffee and lattes with code CHASE from Strong Coffee Company
- Boost energy and improve blood flow with Comrad gradual compression socks
- Learn more about Karena at KarenaDawn.com
- Listen to Chase on The Big Silence podcast in episode 84
Next Episode
EFR 773: Biracial Complexity, Embracing Identity, and How to Best Serve Your Community and Family in Everything That You Do with Telli Swift
This episode is brought to you by MitoPure by Timeline Nutrition and Legacy at-home male fertility.
Today we welcome the inspiring Telli Swift. Telli is an entrepreneur, mother, and philanthropist who shares the importance of nurturing and growth, revealing how she balances the demands of family, business, and self-improvement. She candidly speaks about her biracial identity, Filipino and African American heritage, and the complexities that come with it. Telli also opens up about her early exposure to the modeling industry and how it has shaped her attitudes towards perfection, cleanliness, and order.
Follow Telli @telliswift
Follow Chase @chase_chewning
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In this episode, Telli talks about...
(07:18) Fitness, Food, and Modeling
(12:01) Cleanliness, Perfection, and Nursing Lessons
(22:13) Identity and Parenting in Multicultural World
(37:00) Reality TV's Impact
(46:01) Charity Work and Personal Connections
(54:05) Identity, Memory, and Self-Reflection
(01:04:22) Appreciation for Impressive Care Package
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Episode resources:
- Save 10% on MitoPure mitochondrial revitalizer with code EVERFORWARD at https://www.TimelineNutrition.com/everforward
- Get your at-home male fertility test kit and save with code EVERFORWARD at https://testlegacy.com/everforward
- Watch and subscribe on YouTube
- Learn more about Telli Swift
- Telli Talks podcast on YouTube
- Telli Talks podcast on Apple
- Telli Talks podcast on Spotify
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