Move Wild Podcast

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Hope you are all thriving!

Today's episode is on the role that body language plays in communication and why it is so important to understand and master it.

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"A fence that goes up fast, falls down fast."

This is one of my new favourite quotes and definitely applies to what I'm talking about today..... Mastery and Deep Practice.

We live in an impatient world and often we expect to be able to obtain what we want very quickly, while this may be useful in some sense, it is antithetical to our need to obtain true mastery.

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Hey!

I hope you're New Year has so far been filled with adventure, natural movement and time out in nature!

I'm back this week with another episode of the Move Wild Podcast and today I'm talking about Deep Learning and Mastery....

Here's some of what I cover in the episode:

I also have a special announcement which is that I am in the process of launching my 6-Week Natural Movement Masterclass, this will be an online course designed to give you all the tools you need to take your physical capability to the next level.... It will hopefully be ready in time for my birthday next month so stay tuned.

If you want more info or would like to be a part of the first test group message me at my FB Page or search for Jacob Clapson on FB and send me a private message. Would love to have you on board (SPACES ARE LIMITED)!

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We need to understand and live according to Nature if we truly want to thrive.

In this episode I cover why it is crucial to honour the natural cycles that we experience, how we have become disconnected from them and how we can reconnect.

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Hey Guys! Thanks for tuning in today.

Today I have a Special Guest on - My mother.... Doris Hasslocher M.D.

She has worked as a doctor for many years and has an immense amount of experience. The last few years she has spent studying and applying the principles of ancestral living practices, functional medicine and much more. This research has had a massive impact on her life and the lives of those around her.

'Twas a great conversation with heaps of valuable info.

Links mentioned in episode:

Doris' Podcast - THRIVING (Can be found on Anchor, iTunes, Stitcher etc.)

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Connect with Me - https://movewildcollective.com

Hey guys and welcome to Move Wild Podcast!!

Thanks for tuning in, I hope you have had a week filled with movement, connection and adventure.

Today's episode is with a good friend of mine, Mahli Hawke...

Mahli is the founder of Wild by Nature Australia, a business dedicated to re-connecting humans with their inner and outer wildness. He came to this work after years as a teacher and youth worker but wanting to offer a culture of learning and human development that was more holistic. It made sense to take it into nature and bring in elements of our traditional village cultures.

We shared all about storytelling as a critical element of the human experience, deep nature connection, Mahli's personal journey and much more.

I hope you guys enjoy this conversation as much as I did.

Links mentioned in episode:

Connect with Mahli/ Wild By Nature - https://www.wildbynatureaustralia.com

Connect with me at Move Wild - www.movewildcollective.com

Support the podcast at - https://www.patreon.com/movewild

Thanks again for tuning in and I'll catch ya on the next episode!

Get outside, Move Wild!

Hey guys! Thanks for tuning in today for my wonderful conversation with Kate Rydge!

Kate Rydge is the Co-Founder of Nature Philosophy Australia. She lives off grid with her family on the North Coast of NSW and when she is not hanging out in the bush you can find her facilitating a wide range of transformational Deep Nature Connection experiences through her Nature Philosophy offerings. She has put her love of survival skills into practise both in Australia and the USA and in 2003 she spent a year living primitively under the guidance of Tom Brown Jr, from The Tracker School, USA. The power of this experience later inspired her to offer Australia’s only year-long wilderness immersion program. Kate has been actively mentored by Aboriginal Australian Yolngu elders for the past 12 years and has dedicated her life to helping others return home to the earth.

We talk all things deep nature connection and embracing what it means to be human!

Enjoy!

Links as mentioned in show:

Nature Philosophy Website - https://naturephilosophy.com

Move Wild website - https://movewildcollective.com

Have an epic day!

Get Outside, Move Wild

Why training resourcefulness and problem solving is crucial - the sooner we start to pre-empt problems and attempt to solve them the better.

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The ability to fight is under-rated in a world where we don’t have to. How do we train to fight in a way that leaves us skilled, strong and yet uninjured and able?

Mastering what I call the security skills and capabilities is crucial to developing an unstoppable sense of confidence in all areas of life, and it all starts with asking the question - What if?

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