On today’s show I am joined by the founder and host of the EOFire Podcast, the entrepreneur on fire himself, John Lee Dumas!

Hear us talk about overcoming the imposter syndrome, building a successful online business, creating a funnel that allows you to take your audience on a journey with you, creating high quality content and so much more!

People waste years of their lives and than, they beg for a few more moments at the end. Nicolae Iorga

This quote inspires me to take massive action so that each passing day I know that I am one step closer to accomplishing my dreams.

On today’s episode we welcome Nathan Seaward. Nathan flies 767’s for a living, he’s done it for over a decade. He grew up in New Zealand and now lives in Japan. Nathan spends half of the month flying and has dedicated the other half of the month to exploring the world and pursuing his passions. He also became fascinated with minimalism, a concept and a community that promotes reducing all of the excess “stuff” in your life so you can focus on the things you truly love. He has now sold almost everything he owns except some bare essentials.

Welcome to part 3 of the Secrets Men Keep Series! Let's explore today the deeper aspects of the ritual initiation in masculinity and try to better understand the intimate and sexual issues that men face in their romantic relationships.

We all know who the Maidens are. In mythology, the Hero meets the Maidens or the Nymphs after having separated from his mother, learned his father’s skills, gotten direction from the elderly and relying on his male mentor to keep him on his path. The Maidens seduce and tempt the hero and are seduced by him. They represent passion, risk and constant change in a man’s life.

Although the Maidens are only a step in a boy’s journey of maturity, their gifts are essential for his masculine development. He needs female attentions, sexual or otherwise, in order to feel worthy as a male lover. When a young man reaches the realm of the Maidens unprepared, he is deeply unsure of himself. He is desperate for love and attention so he is ready to sacrifice his self-image development to have the Maiden’s attention. At this stage, he believes that having the love of a princess is manhood. He needs to assure himself that he can posses the Maiden, dominate her and be loved by her. If the Hero reaches this realm while still initiated, not having separated psychologically from his mother and not being able to rely on his father’s or other mature men’s teachings and guidance, he will remain stuck there. In mythology, this is represented by the hero’s prolonged sleep in the Maiden’s castle or garden, or in her servitude. He feels lost without her love.

On today’s show I am joined by John P. Morgan. John is one of the most inspiring and creative coaches I know. His vision is a more connected and loving world which he helps create by challenging leaders to discover a whole and integrative worldview and to embody a radically deep personal integrity. John has been supporting leaders and entrepreneurs around the world since the late 90s though this work become his profession in 2009.Beyond his one-to-one work he has been invited to share his ideas and spirit on numerous stages including Global Citizens Forum, BBC, TEDx, YES Group and many more.

Welcome to the second part of the “Secrets that Men Keep” series. Today we are going to talk about Romantic Relationships. Have you ever felt insecure in your relationships? Are you afraid of being abandoned, have low self-esteem, are self-critical and need approval and reassurance from your partner? Or do you rather experience a fear…

On today’s show I am joined by Simon Crowe. Simon runs a specialists coaching and consultancy practice focused on transformational leadership and empowerment. He has lived and travelled around the world, creating partnerships with influential artists, executives, entrepreneurs, leaders, and humanitarians developing and delivering inspiring projects that positively impact the world.

The separation from the mother was supported in traditional cultures by various rituals or ceremonies. Nowadays, fathers are not even aware of the fact that they are supposed to be involved in such a process. So when we become adolescents, we are not usually bonded with our fathers or other male role models and we are still attached to our mother, searching for nurturance and accepting it from her.

The main difference between the maternal and the paternal nurturance is that the maternal style is based on the mother’s sense that the child belongs to her - he is “hers” and the paternal style is based on the father’s physical separateness from his son. When one of these sides of the family suffers from addiction or dysfunction, the mother can become smothering - that means that she is influencing and controlling her son’s core self too much, and the father can become authoritarian - which means that he is forcing his son to always be doing as father says because father knows best, rather than helping his son unpack that what is developing naturally inside. Another problem that might occur is that the father can be quite passive, thus putting the mother in the position of filling both roles, both nurturance styles.

Connor is also an international speaker, podcast host, and lifestyle entrepreneur. He’s spoken on stage at TEDx, taken ManTalks to over a dozen cities internationally, and has been featured on platforms like Forbes, Huffington Post, and UN Women.

Calin talks about the nice guy syndrome, a concept introduced by Dr. Robert Glover in his best-selling book, No More Mr. Nice Guy. You heard me ask the guests on this podcast about finding the balance between being a macho jerk and a nice - guy. So let’s find out what’s wrong with being a nice guy and how can we show up in the world as gentlemen.