In this episode of the In Search of More podcast, Eli Nash sat down with Gabor Mate. Dr. Mate is the author of several books, including The Myth of Normal, In The Realm of Hungry Ghosts, Hold On To Your Kids, and Scattered Minds. In this conversation, Eli & Gabor discuss trauma, healing, addiction, plant medicines, how to maintain constant growth & Judaism. 

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Hold On to Your Kids: Why Parents Need to Matter More Than Peers: https://amzn.to/3GddST2

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In this episode of the In Search of More podcast, Eli Nash and Ryan Carter discuss whether or not people should rely on their family as a support system. Eli draws upon several personal experiences, as well as the experiences of others that show why you have to rely on someone other than a family member to hold you accountable. 

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In this episode of the In Search of More podcast, Eli sits down with life coach and mentor, Omar Pinto. They discuss Omar’s journey through the 12-step program, the pros & cons of 12 steps, and how Omar eventually called out to ‘Mother Ayahuasca’.

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I sat down with Rabbi Shais Taub from  @SoulWords   to discuss business, money, charity, and faith. 

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In this episode of the In Search of More podcast, Eli and Ryan discuss why people need to be open to change and feedback. As the saying goes, 'A drowning person can't save himself.' 

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#mentalhealth #anxiety #depression #personaldevelopment #mentor #personalgrowth 

Chapters:

(0:00) - Start

(00:36) - Why is change the only constant in life?

(3:16) - If someone is resistant to feedback, how can they change?

(8:36) - Does feedback always work?

(10:47) - The importance of finding the right messenger

In this episode of In Search Of More, Eli Nash sits down with Jewish-Isreal Rights Activist, @RudyRochman. They discuss how to deal with generations of Jewish Trauma, how the Jewish people need to fight back, and how when united, the Jewish people can conquer anything or anyone. 

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In this episode of In Search Of More, Eli Nash makes a case for how anxiety can be a valuable teacher when managed properly and the power of embracing anxiety as a learning opportunity instead of avoiding it.

Timestamps:

(00:30) - The truth about anxiety

(3:40) - Is anxiety ‘fear of the future’?

(7:30) - Why anxiety is really a teacher

(9:06) - How the body stores memories

In this episode, Eli makes a case for how anxiety can be a valuable teacher when managed properly and the power of embracing anxiety as a learning opportunity instead of avoiding it.

This episode of In Search of More explores the difference between babysitters and mothers as a business analogy, and how to select the right partners in both life and business.  Eli also unpacks the distinction between partners and parasites.

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Here are the timestamps for this episode:

(1:00) - Breaking down mothers vs babysitters

(3:00) - Finding people who make money with you vs make money on you

(6:00) - Determining who makes it into your inner circle

(8:14) - How to filter people

(11:16) - The difference between boundaries and filters

In this episode, Joey Cohen, a business coach who decided to try ketamine therapy to help with trauma resolution, opens up about his experience with the treatment and how it's changed his life. He talks about the limits of traditional therapy, the benefits he's seen so far, and how ketamine and other psychedelic therapies have allowed him to find more purpose in his life.

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Timestamps for this episode:

(00:20) - The truth about ketamine

(2:00) - The stigmas surrounding psychedelics

(3:35) - The difference between ‘healing experiences’ and ‘partying experiences’ with psychedelics

(4:37) - Why Joey Cohen turned to ketamine for healing

(6:38) - Joey Cohen’s background

(15:31) - 40 Pillars & Joey’s business

(16:17) - How Joey became so focused on personal development

(19:09) - How to overcome a ‘victim’ mindset

(20:09) - Carpet Therapy

(22:10) - The benefits of psychedelics

(23:25) - Joey’s experience with ‘the toad’

(24:45) - The difference between ‘carpet therapy’ and ‘psychedelic therapy

(28:00) - The truth about ‘ego death

(29:18) - Joey’s ketamine journeys

(35:35) - How psychedelics have changed Joeys coaching business

(39:05) - Is there an added stigma to psychedelics within the Jewish community?

(44:40) - Are psychedelics a ’silver bullet’ cure?

(45:53) - Why Joey is compelled to share his story