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Religion seems to be making a comeback.
Whereas most self help and pop psychology of the 90’s was more about blaming religious oppression, now it seems to be weaving back into personal development.
I personally have become more interest in tradition lately. And I’ve been curious to speak with someone who knows both of these worlds.
I met Issa a few months ago in a coaching program. He’s a YouTuber who covers similar topics to me. He’s also Muslim. He and I discuss culture, psychology, principles for creative entrepreneurs.
Religion seems to be making a comeback.
Whereas most self help and pop psychology of the 90’s was more about blaming religious oppression, now it seems to be weaving back into personal development.
I personally have become more interest in tradition lately. And I’ve been curious to speak with someone who knows both of these worlds.
I met Issa a few months ago in a coaching program. He’s a YouTuber who covers similar topics to me. He’s also Muslim. He and I discuss culture, psychology, principles for creative entrepreneurs.
Relationships are expensive. And men with options have less reason to be in one than ever before.
This episode is on 1) how women can reverse that trend, 2) how men can overcome the internal dilemma.
Relationships are expensive. And men with options have less reason to be in one than ever before.
This episode is on 1) how women can reverse that trend, 2) how men can overcome the internal dilemma.
My old friend Brian Begin, of TrueCourage (formerly Fearless Man), joins us in a pivotal moment of his life.
He shares about recent grief and the lessons he learned from it. Also on recreating your self and your life.
As always I got a ton of inspiration chatting with him.
https://www.ruwando.com/archetype
My old friend Brian Begin, of TrueCourage (formerly Fearless Man), joins us in a pivotal moment of his life.
He shares about recent grief and the lessons he learned from it. Also on recreating your self and your life.
As always I got a ton of inspiration chatting with him.
https://www.ruwando.com/archetype
I’ve done a lot of things in the world of men’s personal development.
But there’s nothing that has positively impacted me as much as combat sports.
Here’s how:
References:
The Hour Between Dog and Wolf (Coates)
Arousal and Physiological Toughness (Dienstbier)
I’ve done a lot of things in the world of men’s personal development.
But there’s nothing that has positively impacted me as much as combat sports.
Here’s how:
References:
The Hour Between Dog and Wolf (Coates)
Arousal and Physiological Toughness (Dienstbier)
Culture encourages us to stay “young” (because then we make better consumers).
This can be especially troublesome for men. And most men (including me) probably have some inner conflict related to that.
Patrick and I discuss “Peter Pan Syndrome”— When a grown man is stuck in elements of “boy psychology”.
Referencing Carl Jung, and Marie Louise von Franz's The Problem of the Puer Aeternus (1959)
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