Ep.8 The Dance Of Duality With Rebecca Mattison

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06/23/21 • 74 min

***We talk about suicide very casually throughout this ep - If you do not have the space for that please skip this one! Mind your mind!***
Rebecca is a Jujitsu brown belt and all around badass. She is a 1-1 coach who has launched multiple programs to help her students progress on the mats and in life. Boldly following her dreams and taking risks to make those dreams come into fruition make her an inspirational coach to work with (she has been there). In this conversation we look at the ups and the downs of walking the path of freedom and the inherent pain of the human condition. We move through topics like mental health, psychedelics, coaching, childhood programming, and of course jujitsu. The invitation to unzip the sheep skin stands.
For inspiration, laughs, and learning follow Rebecca @beansofnebula as well as on. her coaching page for bjj @jjmatlab

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