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This week we meet Australias strongest man & now, pro strongman, Rongo Keene, as he Opens Up about his childhood, and the prison sentence that cost him his first shot at going pro, as well as nearly costing him his marriage.
Rongos story is one of acceptance, forgiveness and hard work. Accepting ourselves and our circumstances for what they are, forgiving ourselves and others and finally, working hard to create the life you want.Â
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[email protected] Â Website: https://openuppodcast.comThis week we meet content creator, Logan Dodds, as he Opens Up about losing his father to a brain aneurysm, as well as the pressures of being a content creator/social media influencer.
Logans story is one of belief and optimism. Belief that everything happens for a reason and being optimistic about the future no matter what roadblocks arise.Â
This week we go over 4 steps to forgive yourself for you mistakes in 2018!
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[email protected] Â Website: https://openuppodcast.comThis week we talk about finding exogenous or external reinforcers of belief and how we can use them when all else fails, using them as counterpunches when life tries to knock us down.Â
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This week I share one of the most powerful takeaways from the book "Can't hurt me" by David Goggins, which revolves around his idea of forming mental calluses through perseverance.Â
If you haven't already, you need to get this book.Â
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This week we listen back to EP32 with Happiness Co founder and CEO, Julian Pace, as he tells us how he liberated himself from the lie he was living!
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This week we meet Toni Versic, the man behind Tonibody, the company empowering and helping thousands of men all over the world.Â
Toni Opens Up about his first panic attack along with the anxiety he still suffers from as a result of it. Toni gets even more vulnerable by Opening Up about his struggle through, depression and the suicidal thoughts that followed.
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This week we meet Australian actor and Lifeline ambassador, Troy Coward, as he Opens Up about losing his father to suicide as a teen, and how being suspected of murder impacted his business, his mental health and his life.Â
Troys story is one of optimism and hope, being able to turn any unfortunate or traumatic event, into something that becomes a lesson rather than a regret. His life motto being, "it's not what happens to us in life, it's how we deal with it".
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From the publisher's feed
I'm back at it after 5+ years.
I've been through the fire. Forged by it 🔥
From finding out I wasn't actually my girl's dad 💔 to heart problems, strokes, losing my…
I thought success meant achieving more, earning more and providing more.
Nearly losing everything changed that.
Now, I believe the most important person I'll ever learn to lead is myself.
To understand and fully accept myself. Look after my health. Be present with the people I love. And make the most of the time I have with them... because it's time I'll never get back.
Lead Yourself First is about the conversations that help us do that.
I'll sit down with people who've been through their own fire, understand what shaped them, what changed them, and who they've become because of it.
No pretending. No having it all figured out. Just honest conversations about what it means to Lead Yourself First.