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In this scorched-earth episode of PrecisionCycle, Enrique pulls no punches as he recounts a recent therapy session that left him confronting the hollow mechanics of modern mental health. What begins as a casual drink with a licensed clinician morphs into a sharp critique of the therapy industrial complex, the illusion of clinical “space holding,” and the gaslit loop keeping high performers pathologized and disempowered.

Backed by personal history, clinical insight, and the ghost of Kurt Cobain, Enrique unpacks how traditional therapy often becomes a performance of care—rigid, defensive, and devoid of actual strategy. This episode is a call to arms for those tired of waiting for therapists to throw the rope. PrecisionCycle throws it—and shows you how to climb. elevate.epo

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On this special Memorial Day edition of PrecisionCycle by elevate.epo, Enrique records straight from the Pasadena office with a message that’s part tribute, part takedown. He honors those who gave everything for this country—and then pivots into what we’re getting wrong about mental health, therapy, and the culture of emotional dependency.

This isn’t your therapist’s podcast. It’s a challenge to the status quo.

Enrique breaks down why the therapy industrial complex—rooted in the medical model—is more interested in lifelong clients than actual transformation. He exposes the soft underbelly of modern psychology: the therapists who want to “hold space” without ever changing the game. And he explains why boundaries, not SSRIs or endless talk therapy, are the true path to integration.

You’ll hear how PrecisionCycle redefines mental health with real metrics, weekly identity maps, and live recalibration tools that actually move you forward. Whether you’re battling anxiety, managing borderline personalities, or trying to finally feel whole—this episode delivers hard truth and real solutions.

If you’re in Pasadena or Glendale and ready to step into the next chapter of your life with fire and clarity, now’s the time.

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No fluff. No numbing. Just the tools to dominate your internal game and recalibrate your world.

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This special Friday episode of PrecisionCycle is not for the faint-hearted. Enrique delivers a raw, grounded, and methodically explosive breakdown of why boundaries—not therapy—are the only reliable defense against narcissism, perimenopause-driven emotional collapse, and modern culture's disintegration of masculine structure. After a triggering encounter with someone close, Enrique chose not to spiral. He chose to anchor. He explains how PrecisionCycle's principles allowed him to regulate in real time, avoid histrionic self-sabotage, and reclaim authority through surgical emotional clarity.

We explore:

• The narcissism-shame-cognitive dissonance triangle that hijacks relationships
• How American therapy culture enables dysfunction instead of recalibrating it
• Why the Dutch model of boundary hygiene should replace white coat codependency
• The emotional and physiological truth of perimenopause that most men (and women) are unequipped to handle
• What it means to be a PrecisionCycle-calibrated operator in a collapsing emotional economy

Boundaries aren't trendy wellness language. They're the only tool that works when you're being baited into collapse. Press play, take notes, and remember: being calm under fire doesn't make you passive. It makes you lethal. elevate.epo

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After Monday’s episode on Nancy McWilliams and perimenopause, I got a flood of messages—mostly asking the same thing: What does actual support look like?

This episode answers that. But not with affirmations or coping strategies. With boundaries.

We break down how modern therapy fails at structural support, how clinicians often confuse “holding space” with enabling avoidance, and why Dutch culture offers a real blueprint for field clarity, relational integrity, and post-therapy recalibration.

We’ll cover:

• Why American therapists often avoid confrontation and fail to deliver intervention
• How Dutch communication models make boundaries normal, not dramatic
• The 7 measurable dimensions of PrecisionCycle that track psychological movement
• Why your people-pleasing is actually narcissistic
• What real support during perimenopause actually looks like

If you’ve ever felt guilty for setting boundaries… if you’ve outgrown your environment but still feel the pull to over-explain yourself… this episode is for you. elevate.epo

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Most people treat perimenopause like it's just hot flashes and hormones. But through the lens of Nancy McWilliams’ psychoanalytic theory, we see something far more structural: a full-blown stress test of personality. In this episode, Enrique, Ash, and Danni unpack how borderline, narcissistic, depressive, obsessive, and masochistic personalities react when the ego starts to crack under hormonal, relational, and existential pressure. This isn’t about blame—it’s about recalibration. elevate.epo

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It started as an after-work drink—until it became a clinical rupture.

In this raw, field-based episode, Enrique walks us through the night “Jane” spiraled into a live narcissistic attack—weaponizing sex, triangulation, and emotional chaos to annihilate the containment that threatened her false self.

But this isn’t gossip. It’s data.
This is the night that shaped the EROS doctrine and formalized the PrecisionCycle model.

We introduce three borderline subtypes—The Siren, The Mirror, and The Flame—and show how their real-world collapses exposed the deeper mechanics of failed attachment, erotic miscalibration, and the urgent need for structured recalibration.

If you’ve ever asked, “Why did they do that?”

This is the episode that answers it—with clinical clarity, field insight, and unapologetic precision. elevate.epo

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You didn’t choose this match—but you’re in it.

In this episode, Enrique breaks down how Peter Fonagy’s groundbreaking model of borderline personality disorder (BPD) explains the emotional chaos many people experience daily—without ever getting diagnosed. From the collapse of mentalization to Lateral Plate Theory, we explore how shame, narcissistic defense, abandonment panic, and trauma structure a psychological “tennis match” between guilt and grandiosity. If you've ever sent the text, needed closure from your own rejection, or weaponized intimacy out of fear—you've stepped on this court. Most of us are playing. 

This episode is your way out.
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What do a British psychoanalyst, a Pulitzer-winning rapper, and a soggy bowl of Cap’n Crunch have in common? Everything—if you’ve lived it. In this episode, Enrique breaks down Peter Fonagy’s 2003 psychoanalytic manifesto on theory vs. practice and connects it to Kendrick Lamar’s raw sermon from wacced out murals. The message from both? Don’t trust a system built by people who haven’t bled for it. From borderline containment collapse to broken industry models, this episode explores how Fonagy’s call for authenticity, mentalization, and clinical recalibration aligns with elevate.epo’s living framework—and why Kendrick’s “Cap’n Crunch with water” bar might be the most honest thing said in psychology this century.

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Your back hurts. Your knees ache. You can’t squat 225 or pull 315 without breaking form—and it’s not because you skipped leg day. It’s because your dad never taught you how to hold tension.

In this finale to Daddy Issues Week, Enrique unpacks how physical dysfunction, nervous system dysregulation, and emotional collapse all stem from a failed transmission of masculine containment. From a traumatic car crash to clinical sabotage, flat feet to pendulum squats, this episode reveals how the body holds trauma from fatherlessness—and how EROs and PrecisionCycle rebuild it through data, diagnostics, and movement.

We cover:

• The Allen Institute’s failed search for a unified theory of perception
• Why emotional absence creates postural collapse
• The origin of The Sovereign Rise and its function as a bio-diagnostic
• How “feeling your ass” signals the return of masculine integration
• Why elevate.epo isn’t therapy—it’s engineering

This isn’t a pep talk. It’s a recalibration protocol.
 You weren’t raised right—but you can rise right.

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What do you get when you raise a boy in a house full of books, Nobel prizes, and emotional abandonment?

You get Dave—a startup founder turned gambling mule, now flying to Texas to place $40K bets for a man who doesn’t make eye contact. But this isn’t a story about addiction. It’s a case study in the collapse of fatherhood, the pathology of passive men, and the legacy panic that kicks in when success was inherited but never earned.

In this episode of PrecisionCycle, Enrique unpacks how Dave’s startup collapse wasn’t the failure—it was the cover story. We explore how men reenact emotional abandonment through risk, proxy purpose, and object-based relationships. We break down what happens when erotic containment fails, when father energy disappears, and when men have no blueprint to hold the weight of legacy.

This is Daddy Issues in the age of DraftKings. This is elevate.epo, let’s open it up.