Becoming a Zenned Out Badass with Brett Rivero

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12/05/22 • 30 min

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Growing up in an abusive relationship and feeling like the only way out was to overcompensate for anything he did. On the outside, Brett Rivero had a great life. He was captain of his elite prep school hockey team, had good grades, tons of friends and was in great physical shape. Then one day, he feels a crack in his neck and everything changed. Brett had to face his demons and face them he did.

Through yoga and breathwork, Brett now works with men on helping them heal past trauma and reclaim who they are through LegionYoga.

In this episode:

Overcoming unworthiness
three lies men are told
How men are disempowered
Beating the imposture syndrome

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Let me know your thoughts on the show and what topic you would like me to discuss next.

Through yoga and breathwork, Brett now works with men on helping them heal past trauma and reclaim who they are through LegionYoga.

In this episode:

Overcoming unworthiness
three lies men are told
How men are disempowered
Beating the imposture syndrome

To reach Brett:

🕸 LegionYoga

To join our movement:

Free Report: The Modern Man's Guide to Power, Passion, and Purpose

🕸 https://www.theawakenedman.net/

🤝 Clarity Call

✊ Band of Brothers

🦸‍♂️ Hero's Quest

IG - https://www.instagram.com/theawakenedman2020/

FB - https://www.facebook.com/theawakenedman.net

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12 Steps to Happiness with Todd Patkin

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You wake up every day, smile, and do your best to live a perfect life. Then one day you wake up and realize that all of this striving is leaving you emotionally drained, stressed out and depressed. That’s when you ask yourself, “Is this worth the effort?” Well today, my guest discovered that it wasn’t worth it and instead shifted his focus from living a perfect life to finding ideal happiness.

How do you define happiness? Now, based on your definition, how close are you to living it?

How we define happiness gives us an idea of what we think about ourselves and the measures we use to determine our happiness. But what if those measurements are off? Well today, my guest shares with us his journey from what he perceived as living a perfect life to finding happiness.

Todd Patkin has been in the happiness business since 2011. He has written books and created audio material on happiness. He has toured the country teaching his Twelve Weeks to Happiness program. Todd has been on hundreds of radio and tv shows has worked with Deepak Chopra and was Readers Digest’s happiness person of the year for 2012.

In this episode:

why happiness is so important
signs that you are not happy
a 12-step programme for happiness
the difference between happiness and fulfilment

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📖 12-Weeks To Happiness Course

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Free Report: The Modern Man's Guide to Power, Passion, and Purpose

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🤝 Clarity Call

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A Firefighter's Journey From PTSD with Nick Wingo

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On average, 100 firefighters lose their lives in the line of duty. However, that number doubles when it comes to firefighters who end up committing suicide. That is an alarming leap, and that is only a number that has been recorded. There are far more that go on to end their lives and are never recorded. The leading cause of suicide happens to be PTSD. In today’s episode, I interview Nick Wingo a retired firefighter and PTSD survivor as he shares his hero’s quest that lead him to form Build Grit where he guides men on how to fight the fires of PTSD.

Have you seen things in your life that you can’t unsee? Do you have a path to finding your way out of these images?

No one wants to see the horrors of life yet some occupations are inherent to them. For the most part, these occupations are predominantly male and without a resource to help them, many struggles with parts of their career while others feel the only way out is to end it all. But there is hope as my guest today is about to share his story.

Nick Wingo spent the early part of his life as a firefighter paramedic where he saw things that most people could never even understand. After retiring as a firefighter Nick has put his passion into conquering his PTSD and helping others to do the same.

He then began coaching men through some of the battles we face by becoming in sync with our inner selves and practising breathing techniques. Nick was able to heal himself from trauma and uses his trauma as a factor in helping out men today.

In this episode we discuss...