The Deep Dive with Adam Roa

Gerard Powell bought his first plane when he was still in his 20s. At one point he lost his entire $150 Million net worth only to make it all back again in a new business. But all the money did was allow him to hide his deep unhappiness behind cocaine, women, and material belongings. Then he found plant medicine and it changed his life. He is now the CEO of Rythmia, a personal wellness center in Costa Rica that facilitates plant medicine ceremonies and he feels so full of joy. In this episode we dive deep into what it's like to own 30 exotic cars, the 3 keys to happiness, and the simple secret to manifesting anything you want.

Peta Kelly is Human As F**k. She is focused on helping conscious leaders make the greatest impact in the world and does this in a variety of different ways. In this episode we dive deep into her connection with Gen Y, the importance of play, and conscious eating.

Matt Cook is the Los Angeles Times best-selling author of SABOTAGE, a spy thriller that is currently in the early stages of becoming a video game and TV show. In this episode we dive deep into where inspiration comes from, his creative process, and how virtual reality is going to change the world.

Are you happy and healthy? What if I told you there was a secret to living a healthy and happy life? In this episode of The Deep Dive LIVE with Adam Roa, Andrew Sealy and I dive deep into the frequency of food, acceptance of death, and why balance is the true healer of “toxic masculinity.” If you feel like there’s something more out there for you or wonder why you’re not truly happy, you’ll want to listen to this episode. Learn why purposeful living puts your body at ease.

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Cam Adair (www.GameQuitters.com) is the founder of Game Quitters, the largest online support community for video game addiction. Before this episode, he convinced me to smoke weed, which means this is the first podcast I will have released where I'm stoned! During this conversation, we discuss that decision, how intention shapes everything, and how Burning Man showed us our personal growth. www.AdamRoa.com