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Breaking the Cycle
Breaking the Cycle episodes
- Jeremy OwensI sit down with my little brother and talk about his start and time in jiu jitsu so far.42 min
- New Year, New Podcast? Nope, just better.A brief overview of what to expect in 2020. Want to be a guest? Drop me a message and let’s make it happen.5 min
- Bearing the Weight.We often help carry the load for the people we care about. It’s when that weight becomes unbearable that we need to refocus on what’s important in our own lives. Here are my Zombie Thoughts about bearing the weight of other people’s burdens.8 min
- Why do we always have to be right?The next time you have a conversation with someone, see if their listening, see if you’re listening. Who’s waiting to speak again?9 min
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- Is a degree necessary to be successful?I pose the question “Is a degree necessary to be successful in today’s society?8 min
- Silver Lining MentalityIn this installment I talk about looking for the silver lining in challenging times.7 min
- Silent DrivesI share a little commuting trick that has helped me get through the daily mental fog our lives can often bring.5 min
- How do we deal with our life?I talk with my little brother, Jeremy, while visiting our Mother at the cemetery. We discuss coping skills and the necessity for them to be taught in educational systems.6 min
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About Breaking the Cycle
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Have you ever wondered why you are the way you are? Or wondered why you believe the things you do?
As a child we’re taught everything by our elders, friends, and environment. We learn so many unspoken rules that become the foundation for our lives. We’re subconsciously programmed by the things given to us by those before us, but where did they learn it?
In this podcast we dive deep into finding answers to some of these questions, challenging what you think you believe in, and discovering what “else” is out there to learn.
Hang on tight cause this thing could get rough!