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In episode 8, I'm joined by licensed marriage & family therapist Angela Amoia. We discuss the use of psychedelics in psychotherapy, i.e. psychedelic assisted therapy.
Angela shares how she first discovered psychedelics and incorporated them into her psychotherapy practice. We also discuss some considerations for making the best possible use of psychedelics, as well as the importance of self-healing.
#psychotherapy #psychedelics #psychedelicscience #psychedelicmedicine #selfhealing
In episode 7, I speak with financial diversification consultant Andrew Icedale about the importance of geopolitical diversification when it comes to investments and personal finances.
We discuss the reasons for the need to financially diversify, as well as some of its key benefits and some different ways to do it, including the comparison of some different forms of investments.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooYSt-QQBZY
https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-icedale/
#geopolitics #investment #finance #financialfreedom #remotework #crypto #cryptocurrency #gold #silver
Episode 6 features Curtis Rivers, former movie stuntman, holistic life coach, and inspirational, motivational & transformational speaker.
Curtis shares his story of being a film stuntman and achieving several huge goals, such as setting not one, but two world records. Upon realizing the importance of finding one's purpose and living as authentically as possible, his journey has led him to spirituality and the calling to help others towards their self actualization.
He is also a bestselling author, with his latest book being "The Fearless Path: What a Movie Stuntman's Spiritual Awakening Can Teach You about Success".
https://curtisriverscoaching.com/
https://www.amazon.com/Fearless-Path-Stuntmans-Spiritual-Awakening-ebook/dp/B078SRJ9NS
#spirituality #spiritualawakening #spiritualjourney #spiritualgrowth #purpose #authentic #authenticliving
In episode 5, we talk about the anxiety and hopelessness epidemic that we seem to be experiencing in society, with Nicholas Samstag, clinical psychologist and host of the Mental Health in Business podcast.
Rather than adopting a very negative perspective on the matter, we actually discuss the purpose and usefulness of normal anxiety (as opposed to neurotic anxiety).
We also talk about the factors contributing to so much anxiety in the modern society, and conclude the conversation by sharing our tips and hacks for dealing with anxiety.
https://www.nicholassamstag.com/
https://youtu.be/z24XQEnRRfw
#anxiety #anxietytips #hope
In episode 4, we discuss the concept of 3rd millennium Star Trek medicine with neuroplastician Dr. Cliff Saunders, a.k.a. The Brain Reprogramming Doctor.
He explains what exactly Star Trek Medicine refers to, showcases some of the different devices that use techniques such as electrostimulation, and highlights their physical and mental benefits.
https://www.thebrainreprogrammingdoctor.com/
#startrekmedicine #startrek #neuroscience #neuroplasticity #biohacking
In episode 3 of the 21st Century Blues podcast, Kevin and I continue our discussion about the downfall of romantic relationships.
This time we start with the perspective and feedback of some of our male friends. We discuss the need for the man embracing his masculinity and the woman embracing her femininity in order for a relationship to prosper.
We also talk about the issue of societal vs. biological evolution and how that affects our expectations, standards and relationships.
Finally, we discuss the inherent problems of the systems in which we're trapped and which are strongly correlated with these challenges in relationships, emphasizing the need for better systems.
Listen to the first conversation here if you missed it: https://youtu.be/5Fn0l8uZ2q0
#relationship #relationships #romanticrelationship
In episode 2 of the 21st Century Blues podcast, we discuss the state of romantic relationships in today's world with independent business consultant & teacher Kevin Holt.
Wounded Tiger recounts the incredible story of the transformation of Mitsuo Fuchida, the Japanese pilot who led the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941.
In episode 1 of the 21st Century Blues podcast, I had the honor of interviewing T. Martin Bennett, the author of the non-fictional novel Wounded Tiger: The Transformational True Story of the Japanese Pilot Who Led the Pearl Harbor Attack, originally published in 2015.
Martin tells us more about the novel’s core messages of transformation and learning to have empathy towards one’s enemies rather than hostility and resentment. These themes are particularly relevant in today’s contentious times when we’re divided every step of the way over the most miniscule issues despite often finding much more common ground than these manufactured divisions unfortunately have us believe.
Hence Bennett’s Wounded Tiger upholds timeless lessons that we should all attempt to apply and embody if we’re to successfully heal the divides and emerge stronger through these troubling times.
The audiobook version of Wounded Tiger is complete and should be available on Audible shortly. In addition, a film adaptation is also currently under development; you can learn more from Martin in the interview and/or watch the trailer linked below.
#woundedtiger #pearlharbor
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