In this insightful episode, Doug Beitz, Eric Longoria, Mark Patterson, Rob Grover, Gary Logan, Andrew Short and Phillip McDonald explore the complexities of imposter syndrome—the pervasive feeling of inadequacy despite evident success. The conversation dives into the emotional toll this syndrome can have on even the most accomplished individuals, offering listeners both vulnerability and practical advice for overcoming these feelings.

Key Discussion Points:

1. Imposter Syndrome Defined:

   • Doug Beitz and Eric Longoria share personal experiences with imposter syndrome, detailing how self-doubt can creep in unexpectedly, destabilizing their sense of purpose and achievement.

2. Strategies for Overcoming Self-Doubt:

   • The group discusses coping mechanisms for managing imposter syndrome. Eric highlights the need for confidence in one's knowledge and abilities, while Doug emphasizes recognizing triggers and moving through the emotions to regain balance.

3. The Importance of Vulnerability:

   • Mark Patterson and Phillip McDonald reflect on the importance of being open about their struggles. Phillip shares his story about being asked to write a book and how this triggered his imposter syndrome, despite his success. His reflection reminds listeners that even great achievements can bring about feelings of inadequacy.

4. Growth and Healing:

   • The group emphasizes personal growth as a way to combat imposter syndrome. They talk about building confidence, trusting in oneself, and cultivating resilience when faced with doubts.

Key Takeaways:

• Recognizing Triggers: Understand the moments when imposter syndrome strikes and develop self-awareness to address it before it takes hold.

• Building Confidence: Trust in your abilities and accomplishments to push through feelings of inadequacy.

• Vulnerability Is Strength: Being open about your struggles with imposter syndrome can help create deeper connections and offer emotional relief.

Memorable Quotes:

• “You’ve got to trust the knowledge and everything you’ve learned to walk with your head high and move forward.” – Eric Longoria

• “Imposter syndrome makes you feel inadequate, but with the right mindset, you can push through and grow stronger.” – Doug Beitz

Tune In: Whether you’ve faced imposter syndrome in your career, relationships, or personal projects, this episode offers relatable stories and practical advice to help you navigate and overcome those feelings of self-doubt.

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In this enlightening episode, Doug Beitz interviews Josh Maitland, a consciousness researcher known for his intuitive experiences and background in remote viewing. They explore the depths of intuition, Josh's unique approach to teaching, the intersection of science and intuition, and the personal challenges and fears faced along the way.

• Rock Star Intuition Course:

  • Josh Maitland introduces his course, "Rock Star Intuition," aimed at teaching the practice of remote viewing through structured and repeated practice.
  • Josh details his approach, which combines scientific insights on intuition with practical exercises, and the importance of understanding the background knowledge to enhance intuitive abilities.

• Methods and Success Rates in Remote Viewing:

  • Explanation of Josh's method of remote viewing and its principles, including blind targets and feedback.
  • Achievements shared where 70-80% of his students successfully hit their first targets in the initial sessions.

• Learning Remote Viewing:

  • Josh's recommendation to find a teacher that resonates with one's vibe for more effective learning.
  • Comparison of various schools of remote viewing, including Technical Remote Viewing (TRV) and Coordinate Remote Viewing (CRV).

• Personal Reflections and Challenges:

  • Josh discusses his past struggles with fear and doubt, particularly surrounding paranormal phenomena.
  • His greatest fear of leading a pointless life and his determination to raise the world's vibration through his work.

• The Health Benefits of Intuitive Practices:

  • How practicing remote viewing has significantly improved Josh’s mental and physical health.
  • The potential health benefits of remote viewing as an active form of meditation.

• “If you fill your subconscious with important technical information about how these things work, it’s beneficial to practicing intuition. Whether you're aware of it or not, that information is still in your energy field.”

• “The best way to learn is to find a teacher who resonates with your vibe. It absolutely shatters the learning curve.”

• “Remote viewing is a more active and engaged form of meditation.”

• Rock Star Intuition Course: [Link to course if available]
• Technical Remote Viewing (TRV): Insights from Josh’s course based on the methods derived from the military program.
• Original Military Remote Viewing Manuals: Available online for those interested in traditional methods.

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Summary: In this episode, Doug Beitz talks with Jeff Patterson, a seasoned practitioner and teacher of meditative and martial arts, and the founder of Northwest Fighting Arts and Portland Tai Chi Academy. Jeff shares his journey from Western boxing to embracing Tai Chi and meditation, the genesis of his Yielding Warrior online program, and the profound impact these practices have had on his life and the lives of his students.

Key Points Discussed:

• Jeff’s Early Journey:

  • Jeff started with Western boxing, driven by the intensity and challenge of the sport.

  • Trained at the only boxing gym in the Portland Metro area during the late 80s and early 90s.

  • Gained the mentorship of a renowned boxing coach who influenced his path significantly.

• Turning Point:

  • Jeff's coach advised him to practice Tai Chi and meditation to improve his boxing.

  • Initially skeptical, Jeff embraced these practices and discovered their transformative power.

• Impact and Benefits of Meditative Arts:

  • Tai Chi and meditation helped Jeff develop awareness, mindset, and sensitivity.

  • These practices are now widely recognized for their benefits in various professional sports.

• Integration of Meditative and Martial Arts:

  • Jeff practiced various martial arts including boxing, kickboxing, and Kempo before integrating Tai Chi into his routine.

  • The combination of internal and external martial arts enhances overall physical and mental capabilities.

• Yielding Concept in Martial Arts:

  • Jeff explains the concept of yielding in martial arts, which involves strategically redirecting energy rather than opposing it with force.

  • Emphasizes the importance of yielding in combat, athletics, and life.

• Jeff's Work and Contributions:

  • Published two books and developed the Yielding Warrior online program to reach and impact more lives.

  • Offers a free PDF download of his book "The Yielding Warrior" on his website.

Memorable Quotes:

1. "If you really want to get good at boxing, you should start doing Tai Chi and meditation." - Jeff's boxing coach

2. "Meditation and Tai Chi elevate awareness, mindset, and sensitivity, which are crucial in any sport or combat art." - Jeff Patterson

3. "Yielding is about strategically learning how to redirect energy to achieve your goals with the least amount of force." - Jeff Patterson

Guest Bio: Jeff Patterson is the founder of Northwest Fighting Arts and Portland Tai Chi Academy, with over 36 years of experience in meditative and martial arts. He has authored two books, produced hundreds of instructional videos, and developed the Yielding Warrior online program. Jeff has dedicated his life to teaching and sharing the transformative power of these ancient practices.

Call to Action: Listeners can download Jeff's free PDF book "The Yielding Warrior" by visiting his website. Don't miss this opportunity to dive deeper into the concepts of Tai Chi, meditation, and yielding principles.

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In this episode, Doug Beitz delves deep into a thought-provoking conversation with Rob Grover and Gary Logan, who are the founders of The Journeymen Collective, the alternative wellness company creating luxury guided magic mushroom retreats at their center in British Columbia, Canada. Since 2018, they’ve hosted CEOs, entrepreneurs, athletes, actors, couples, and small groups invested in the highest level of self-discovery and personal development through sacred plant medicine. Guiding guests through contemporary ceremonies using psilocybin, the pair have a combined 60+ years of education in spiritual and metaphysical training, executive level mindset coaching, energetic healing modalities, Alexander Technique lessons, and provide support preparing for and integrating the transformational retreat. Visitors are immersed in an extraordinary personalized experience that often results in accelerating attendees' success and their intentions to create a conscious impact on the world. Rob and Gary believe that when psychedelics are facilitated in a professional manner, they can help us with our mental, emotional, and spiritual wellness.

Key Points Discussed:

• Near-Death Experience Leading to Spiritual Awakening: Rob shares his near-death experience as a teenager, which kick-started his ability to see beyond the physical realm. Gary and Rob discuss how these experiences are used to assist others in their spiritual journeys.

• Unlocking Hidden Senses: They explain how everyone has the potential to unlock subtle senses like seeing, smelling, and touching energy. While not everyone will see energy like colors, most people perceive it in unique ways tailored to their spiritual paths.

• Energetic Surge and Rewiring: Rob recounts an energetic surge he experienced in 2003 while battling a flu, which he now calls an "upgrade." This event rewired his brain, allowing him to see beyond the three-dimensional world, and marked a transition from his strictly scientific perspective to embracing spirituality.

• Trusting the Process: Rob and Gary discuss the importance of staying in the present moment, trusting the journey, and not falling into self-judgment. They use a pinball machine metaphor to describe how they guide their clients through life's challenges and help them stay on their path.

• Acceptance and Surrender: The episode emphasizes leaning into acceptance and expanding the capacity to trust and surrender to the journey. Doug shares his thoughts on spiritual evolution and the importance of accepting one's current state without judgment.

Memorable Quotes:

1. "If I can do it, so can you." - Rob Grover

2. "You are only given what you can handle in that moment." - Gary Logan

3. "We're like the flappers on a pinball machine, guiding you through the journey." - Gary Logan

If you’re interested in exploring more about spiritual awakening and the transformative retreats offered by The Journeyman Collective, visit their website for more information.

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The Power of Empathy and Leadership in Challenging Careers

In this episode, Doug Beitz sits down with Jon Molik to discuss the profound impact of empathy and intuition in leadership roles within high-stress professions, such as firefighting, law enforcement, and the military. Jon shares his personal journey, revealing how his experiences shaped his understanding of empathy and its critical role in effective leadership.

The conversation kicks off with Jon reflecting on how personal struggles led him to appreciate the power of empathy. He recounts how, during difficult times in his life, the empathy shown by others—whether through direct support or the absence of punitive actions—played a pivotal role in his recovery and personal growth. This realization inspired him to adopt a more empathetic approach in his professional life, particularly in his later years in law enforcement and the military.

Doug and Jon then delve into the challenges of fostering empathy in traditionally tough environments like firefighting and law enforcement. Doug recalls his days as a professional firefighter, highlighting the camaraderie among firefighters and the often-limited presence of empathy in what was, at the time, a predominantly male-dominated field. Jon echoes these sentiments, noting that while some progress has been made, many law enforcement and military environments still struggle with deeply ingrained "boys' club" mentalities.

The discussion also touches on the significance of empathy in leadership. Jon shares insights from his military career, emphasizing that leaders who exhibit empathy and intuition can more effectively manage chaotic situations, inspire their teams, and maintain morale. He contrasts this with leaders who are closed-minded and stressed, often leading to less effective management and increased tension.

Towards the end of the episode, Jon opens up about his battle with alcohol addiction, which intensified after a particularly challenging deployment in Afghanistan. He explains how the lack of consequences for his behavior during this time—thanks to the understanding and empathy of those around him—allowed him the space to recover and ultimately quit drinking. This personal experience further solidified his belief in the transformative power of empathy, both in his personal life and as a leader.

Doug and Jon conclude the episode by discussing the importance of emotional intelligence and vulnerability, particularly for men in high-pressure professions. They advocate for the development of empathy and intuition as essential skills for leading a more fulfilling life and creating more supportive, effective work environments.

Key Takeaways:

• Empathy is a powerful tool in leadership, especially in high-stress professions like firefighting, law enforcement, and the military.

• Personal struggles can lead to a deeper understanding of empathy, which can enhance one’s ability to lead and connect with others.

• The "boys' club" mentality still exists in many traditionally male-dominated fields, but progress is being made towards more inclusive and empathetic work environments.

• Leaders who are empathetic and intuitive are more effective in managing chaos and inspiring their teams.

• Emotional intelligence and vulnerability are crucial for personal growth and creating a positive impact in professional settings.

Quotable Moments:

• "The power of empathy from others helped me realize that I needed to give that same empathy to others." – Jon Molik

• "Empathy is not a sign of weakness; it’s a crucial aspect of strong leadership." – Doug Beitz

• "Leaders with empathy and intuition can slow things down in chaos, making everything run smoother." – Doug Beitz

Actionable Advice:

• Develop your empathy and intuition, regardless of your profession. It can significantly improve your leadership skills and personal relationships.

• Reflect on your personal experiences and consider how they might have shaped your ability to empathize with others.

• In male-dominated fields, strive to break down the "boys' club" mentality by fostering inclusivity and understanding among all team members.

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In this episode, Doug Beitz welcomes Bob Wischer, a Relationship Engineer, founder of Men Becoming Better Men coaching, and host of the Men Becoming Better Men podcast. Bob shares his powerful journey from the depths of despair following a painful divorce to finding joy, meaning, and connection in his life. He talks about how he systematically re-engineered his life, transformed his mindset, and embraced personal responsibility to create lasting change.

Key Discussion Points:

1. Bob’s Journey to Self-Discovery:

   • Bob's life was upended by a painful divorce that nearly destroyed his relationship with his children.
   • His dedication to self-reflection, accountability, and coaching led him to transform his mindset and re-engineer his life.
   • Now, happily remarried with four children, Bob’s story serves as a beacon of hope for men feeling lost and disconnected.

2. Intuition and Spiritual Guidance:

   • Bob shares his interpretation of intuition, which he sees as the Holy Spirit guiding his life.
   • He discusses how his faith in Christ and the Holy Spirit has been a constant, even before he consciously accepted it.

3. The Importance of Integrity in Men’s Lives:

   • Integrity is crucial for personal growth and maintaining healthy relationships.
   • Bob emphasizes the importance of being honest with oneself and others, sharing examples from his own life where a lack of integrity led to issues.
   • He highlights how the lack of integrity in men can lead to failed relationships and resentment from their partners.

4. Navigating Divorce and Its Emotional Stages:

   • Bob recounts the stages of emotions he experienced before, during, and after his divorce.
   • Before the divorce: Bob struggled with depression for years, feeling overwhelmed by unresolved childhood wounds and marital issues.
   • During the divorce: The process was highly challenging, exacerbated by his ex-wife’s reaction to his new relationship, leading to a fierce battle over custody and assets.
   • After the divorce: Bob’s journey of recovery took years, during which he gradually resolved his unresolved issues and found peace and fulfillment.

5. Coaching and Helping Men Find Purpose:

   • Bob discusses how he now dedicates his life to helping other men through coaching, focusing on rediscovering purpose, enhancing relationships, and embracing their authentic selves.
   • He talks about the role of connection, integrity, and purpose in men’s lives, and how these elements are crucial for lasting personal transformation.

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In this episode, Doug Beitz facilitates a meaningful conversation among a group of men who share their journeys, motivations, and the reasons they continue to engage in these discussions. The episode emphasizes the importance of emotional intelligence, community, and personal growth.

Key Discussion Points:

• Darren J. Brookes introduces himself and his work with men's networks and personal development, highlighting his role as a father and his passion for supporting single dads. Darren challenges the stereotype that "men don't talk," emphasizing that when the right environment is created, men will discuss anything, from mental health to life purpose.

• Nick Gaylord shares insights into his podcast, Our Dead Dads Podcast, which focuses on grief, trauma, and emotional healing. He discusses the importance of having uncomfortable yet necessary conversations about loss and processing grief.

• Phillip McDonald speaks about the camaraderie and trust he feels within the group, noting how these meetings provide him with valuable insights and a deeper understanding of his place in the world.

• Kevin Russell discusses his work in transforming lives from the inside out, emphasizing the significance of intuition and emotional intelligence. He appreciates the unique blend of shared and individual experiences within the group.

• Paul Marwood reflects on the diversity and inspiration he gains from the group, appreciating the support and connection it provides, especially during challenging times. He stresses the importance of breaking down old stigmas and creating spaces where men can openly discuss emotions and personal growth.

• The conversation takes a deeper turn as the group reflects on the role of intuition. Participants like Toussaint Stewart and Eric Longoria share personal stories about how following their intuition has led to profound connections and self-discovery. They emphasize the importance of trusting the inner voice that guides us toward wholeness and connection with others.

• Alan Wiederhold commented - You invited me to this group, so I came, and the conversations that we had were just incredible. I mean to talk to 4 or 5 men that I've never met before, and have an authentic conversation, that was not only time well spent, but something that I think is desperately needed by most men all over the world.

Why Listen?: This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in personal growth, emotional intelligence, and the power of community. The guests provide candid insights into their lives, offering a supportive space for others to explore similar experiences.

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In this episode, Doug Beitz welcomes Peter Anthony, a renowned TV producer, paranormal investigator, and author. Peter's life took an extraordinary turn after a near-death experience (NDE) in 1987, which gifted him with an inexplicable talent for deciphering mathematical codes. This life-changing event shifted his artistic talents to Pythagorean codes, making him an authority on ancient numerology and a sought-after intuitive among Hollywood VIPs.

Peter’s NDE abilities led him to appear on Fox's hit TV series "Sightings" and work extensively across the United States as a psychic detective alongside paranormal and forensic experts. Currently, he is in pre-production for a new television series in Canada.

Join Doug and Peter as they dive deep into the impact of NDEs, the fear of death, and the profound transformations that follow such experiences. Peter shares his journey from skepticism to acceptance, his encounters with synchronicity, and how he became a guide for others through his unique gifts.

Key Discussion Points:

1. Introduction to Peter Anthony:

   • TV producer, paranormal investigator, and author.
   • The profound impact of his near-death experience in 1987.
   • Transition from artistic talents to decoding Pythagorean codes.

2. Life After the NDE:

   • Peter's initial struggles with sharing his experience.
   • The skepticism he faced from medical professionals and religious figures.
   • His gradual acceptance and understanding of his new abilities.

3. Current Projects:

   • Peter’s work on his third documentary focused on NDEs.
   • Exploration of deep topics like the tunnel experience and past lives.
   • Pre-production of a new television series in Canada.

4. Personal Stories and Synchronicities:

   • Doug shares his mother's NDE and its impact on her life.
   • Peter’s serendipitous encounters that reinforced his mission.
   • The importance of following intuition and recognizing synchronicities.

5. Acts of Kindness and Universal Connections:

   • Doug’s recent experience of helping a stranger at a gas station.
   • The idea of random acts of kindness and their ripple effect.
   • Peter’s belief in the law of reciprocity and the interconnectedness of human experiences.

6. Peter's Message:

   • Trusting one’s heart and intuition.
   • The role of synchronicity in spiritual growth.
   • Embracing and sharing one’s truth despite skepticism.

Tune in to this enlightening conversation that explores the mystical and transformative power of near-death experiences, the beauty of synchronicities, and the profound impact of following one’s intuition.

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In this enlightening episode, we welcome Ra Netjer, an ordained Buddhist monk who left a lucrative tech career to mentor those on the path to spiritual awakening. Ra's mission is to uplift the collective consciousness by helping awakening individuals navigate their spiritual journeys. Having experienced his own battles with depression and hopelessness, Ra now empowers others to find their true selves and realize their divinity.

Key Points:

1. Guest Introduction: • Ra Netjer's transition from a high-paying tech job to a full-time spiritual mentor. • His mission to uplift world consciousness by guiding those awakening to their spiritual paths.
2. Personal Journey: • Experiences of profound awakening and dark nights of the soul. • The importance of recognizing suffering as a precursor to deeper understanding and personal growth.
3. Scuba Diving and Spirituality: • Ra's fascination with scuba diving as a meditative and spiritual practice. • Understanding "mystic scuba diving" and its benefits for reaching deep meditative states.
4. Meditative Eating: • The transformative experience of mindful eating. • How Ra uses bitter gourd, a disliked food from childhood, to illustrate meditative eating and transform his relationship with food. • Benefits of meditative eating on overall mindfulness and self-connection.
5. Technology and Spirituality: • Ra's venture into virtual reality and its potential applications for spiritual enlightenment. • Founding VR Enlightenment to explore spiritual texts such as the Tibetan Book of the Dead in a virtual setting.
6. Intuition and Awakening: • The significance of intuition in personal and spiritual development. • Guidance on safely navigating spiritual awakening and avoiding pitfalls with malicious entities. • Encouragement to seek guidance from experienced teachers to aid in a balanced and integrated spiritual awakening.
7. Listeners' Takeaway: • Inviting listeners to recognize their limitless divine nature. • Encouraging deep self-inquiry to discover and embrace their true essence. • Emphasizing that everyone is here for a grand journey beyond mere survival.
8. Quotes from the Episode: • "You are a limitless being of light. You are divine." • "Follow your whispers of enlightenment."
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In this episode, Doug Beitz, Andrew Short, Trunnis Goggins, Alan Wiederhold and Toussaint Stewart discuss the topic of secrets, and when it's most benefical to not have them.

1. Effective Leadership in Meetings

   • Doug Beitz shares insights about his son's approach to handling long executive meetings by quickly addressing the "elephant in the room" to enhance productivity and focus.

2. Command and Control in Emergency Services

   • Andrew Short reflects on the command and control ethos prevalent in policing and military operations, highlighting its impact on high-level meetings and decision-making processes.

   • The discussion emphasizes that while command and control are crucial in operational scenarios, they can be counterproductive in strategic or policy-making environments.

3. The Emperor’s New Clothes Analogy

   • Trunnis Goggins introduces the parable of "The Emperor Has No Clothes" to illustrate the consequences of not addressing the truth due to fear of authority, leading to potential organizational failures.

4. Uncovering the Real Story

   • Alan Wiederhold discusses his technique of mapping out conversations to uncover the true story behind the facts presented by his employees, emphasizing the importance of distinguishing between subjective truths and objective facts.

5. Intuition and Confrontation in Leadership

   • Doug Beitz talks about using intuition to determine when to confront or let go of certain issues during meetings, balancing between addressing critical points and maintaining harmony.

6. Vulnerability and Seeking Clarification

   • The conversation touches on the value of leaders showing vulnerability and seeking clarification in areas where they lack knowledge. Doug highlights how this approach can lead to a more honest and transparent dialogue within the team.

7. Courage to Challenge

   • Andrew Short and Doug Beitz discuss the challenges and strategies involved in challenging flawed views or decisions, especially when lacking immediate clarity or evidence. They emphasize the importance of preparation and timing in addressing such issues effectively.

• The episode underscores the delicate balance leaders must maintain between exercising authority and fostering an environment of openness and truth.

• It highlights the significance of intuition, vulnerability, and strategic confrontation in effective leadership.

• The discussion reveals how personal experiences and professional roles shape leadership styles and decision-making processes.

• "The story is never the story. The story is always something else." - Alan Wiederhold

• "Command and control should live in local incidents, not in high-level policy development." - Andrew Short

• "Intuition helps us know when to confront and when to let things slide." - Doug Beitz

Join us as we delve into these thought-provoking topics and gain valuable insights into leadership dynamics, the role of truth, and the power of intuition in decision-making.

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