The EVRYMAN Podcast

Tony Horton is the creator of the massively popular P90X fitness program, and is one of the best known fitness experts of our time. Tony is an author, motivational speaker, and workshop leader, and has latest motivational book The Big Picture can be found on Amazon and most anywhere books are sold.

Tony describes himself as a young guy as an "85 lb weakling", and on this episode he shares how he worked through a major speech impediment and a host of challenges as a kid. Fitness, nutrition and health became the core of growth into a very successful career and life, and somehow they seem to keep him from aging.

It's a great honor and pleasure to have Tony on the show, you can find out more about his work and his offerings at his website www.tonyhortonlife.com.

“I thought I had my shit together, and didn’t think I needed more.. Then life happened and I decided to dive in fully.”

This week’s episode is a throwback to the beginning of EVRYMAN. Two years ago Founders Dan, Sasha, and Lucas sat down in upstate New York to dream up the future of men's work. EVRYMAN has since grown into a true movement that is helping men slow down, connect and move fully into the lives they want.

In This Episode:

• Facing darkness when your a positive guy
• Playing it safe vs dropping in deep
• Facing your persona
• Not needing to have your shit together
• Men’s Groups as a multiplier of life experience
• Truly stepping into your power
• Training to be able to show up in life fully
• Healthy tension

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Charlie Whittingham was the first guy to sign up for the 1st ever Everyman Yellowstone Expedition. He has lived an exceptionally full and eventful life, he grew up a young kid in Mill Valley, CA surrounded by an eclectic group of male mentors, then moved to the suburbs of NYC and became fascinated with city life. He has deeply engaged in the cultural and societal shifts of the last 60 years and has a deep well of wisdom to show for it. From the disco and punk scenes to the shifts in American corporate culture of the 80's and 90's, to riding the first .com wave and beyond, Charlie has been right in the thick of the action.

Craig Salazar is every man. He has had a wild life of many different facets. After a young life as a wild child, Craig became a dad at an early age and got in touch with his tender, nurturing side, and then went off to have a career as a badass cop. He's a man who has lived the many sides of life and his humble and direct sharing of his experience is something we can all learn from.

Check Craig's podcast out, it's called the "Energy is Love" podcast and it can be found on iTunes and all the other places.

“Murder can be an attempt to eradicate pain by acting it out on someone else: “I hurt, so you must hurt too.”

Our guest this week is Susan Olesek. Susan is the founder of the Enneagram Prison Project. Her life’s work is freeing people from the prisons of their own making by helping them understand why they do what they do. As you’ll hear in this episode Susan is fired up by pursuing peoples potential.

In this episode:

• Creating presence to tolerate whats in front of us
• Identifying motives behind behaviour: the why before the what
• How committing murder can be an attempt to gain love
• Why we can’t change what we can’t see
• The critical role of proper attachment to our parents
• Why being present requires safety
• The freedom between stimulus and response

https://susanolesek.com