Host Dan Doty and seasoned finance professional and professor Akash Kanojia explore the connection between emotional intelligence and financial decision-making. They discuss how personal narratives, fear, anger, and shame can shape financial behavior, and why emotional awareness is essential in learning about money. Akash shares insights from his career in finance and education, emphasizing the value of emotional support in financial growth. The conversation also examines the influence of scarcity mindset and how integrating emotional insight with practical skills can lead to more confident financial choices, especially for men navigating modern expectations.

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In this episode of the EVRYMAN podcast, host Dan Doty interviews Syed Hussain, exploring his journey of self-discovery, the importance of community, and the impact of therapy on his life. Syed shares his experiences with the EVRYMAN community, the significance of emotional safety among men, and how these connections have transformed his relationship with his son. The conversation delves into themes of forgiveness, validation, and the legacy of guiding the next generation towards a better future. In this conversation, Dan Doty and Syed Hussain explore the complexities of fatherhood, particularly from the perspective of a single dad. Syed shares his journey of raising his children authentically, emphasizing the importance of being open about his struggles and experiences. They discuss the impact of childhood experiences on parenting styles, the challenges of navigating adolescence, and the significance of presence and values in their lives. Syed also shares his dreams for the future, including his commitment to service and community engagement through a nonprofit he is establishing.

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In this conversation, Sean Harvey discusses his vision for a global compassionate healing movement aimed at transforming hyper-masculine cultures, particularly within law enforcement and military settings. He shares his journey from Wall Street to becoming an interfaith minister focused on men's healing, emphasizing the importance of compassion and understanding in addressing men's suffering. The dialogue explores the psychological drivers of extremism, the role of masculinity in healing, and the need for safe spaces where men can express their emotions without fear of judgment. Sean advocates for creative approaches to engage men in healing work, highlighting the necessity of meeting them where they are without emasculating their identities. In this conversation, Sean Harvey and Dan Doty explore the complexities of men's work, addressing issues of identity, healing, and the importance of creating supportive environments for men. They discuss the challenges of male isolation, the rise of men's work, and the need for collaboration among practitioners. The conversation also delves into the role of corporate spaces in engaging men and the future of men's work, emphasizing the importance of professionalization and emotional intelligence.

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In this conversation, Dan Doty and Mark Groves explore the complexities of masculinity, men's work, and personal growth. They discuss the importance of vulnerability, the cultural differences between masculinity in Canada and America, and the role of men's groups in healing. Mark shares his personal journey of navigating sensitivity, relationships, and the evolution of his understanding of manhood. The conversation emphasizes the need for boundaries in emotional expression and the significance of celebrating men's contributions to society. In this conversation, Dan Doty and Mark Groves explore the complexities of masculinity, relationships, and the importance of initiation in personal growth. They discuss the significance of boundaries, the healing power of community, and the impact of technology on mental health. Mark shares his journey with social media and how it relates to his personal development, emphasizing the need for emotional regulation and connection in today's fast-paced world.

This week on the EVRYMAN Podcast, we sit down with CEO Judson Kauffman for a raw, unfiltered conversation about leadership, personal growth, and the future of EVRYMAN.

Jud opens up about his own journey—from the pressure to perform, to the moments that cracked him open, to stepping into leadership. We talk about the challenges men face today, what it really means to do “the work,” and how the conversation around modern masculinity is evolving—less about proving, more about being real.

If you're questioning what it means to show up as a man today—or just looking for something real in a world full of noise—this one’s worth a listen.

This week's guest is Remi Warren. Remi is one of the most popular and impressive outdoorsman in the hunting/travel/cooking media space. Remi lives many men's dream: traveling the world living in nature, hunting, cooking all while acting as his own film crew; capturing some truly unique media. 

On this episode we explore:

• living on your own terms
• hunting ethically 
• the value of a truly supportive environment
• adventure as a way of life
• creating great media 

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https://www.remiwarren.com/

IG: @remiwarren

“If I start something I don’t want it to be because there is a hole in my life because I’m not doing business.”

John grew up an easily overwhelmed introvert. It wasn’t until he asked the simple question: “Hey, what are you excited about?” did he discover that human connection wasn’t as harrowing as he assumed. John is a Canadian-American entrepreneur best known as the co-founder of Precision Nutrition, the world’s largest nutrition coaching, education, and software company. John is also the founder of Change Maker Academy, devoted to helping would-be change makers turn their passion for health and fitness into a powerful purpose and a wildly successful career.

On this episode we explore:

Nutrition

Fitness

Connection and freedom

Growing your passion into a success

Learning to feel full without accomplishment

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https://www.johnberardi.com/

https://www.precisionnutrition.com/

Our guest this week is David Ashkenazy. David is a certified consulting hypnotist, certified smoking cessation specialist, and founder of Inspired Living Hypnosis.“I'm dedicated to offering you the latest, most reliable and most effective hypnosis techniques. Your sessions utilize advanced hypnosis along with cutting-edge neurological processing to help you make powerful, positive change in your life. Our work together will help you release habits that plague you, such as smoking addiction, weight issues and stress, once and for all.”

On this episode we explore:

Men’s groups as a fast track to deep friendship

Trance States

Hypnosis

Creating trust

Deeper states of awareness

Discover more about David: 

https://inspiredlivinghypnosis.com/

Our guest this week is Michaela Boehm. Michaela is among the most gifted and in-demand teachers, speakers, and counselors to be found globally today. Born and raised in Austria, Michaela received degrees in Psychology and further extensive training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Hypnosis, and NLP. Upon moving to the United States in 1994, Michaela established a 20+ year counseling practice logging over 40,000 client hours. She quickly became counselor to the stars in Hollywood, California, and her on-going clients include Oscar-winning actors, producers, writers, multiple Grammy-winning musicians, CEO’s, and multi-billion dollar fund managers.

On this episode we explore:

• Friction in relationship
• Exploring polarity
• Having good sex
• Men and emotions
• Directionality in relationship

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https://www.michaelaboehm.com/

Our guest this week is Peter Oppermann. Peter is a German engineer turned meditation teacher. At 16 Peter discovered ‘Autogenic Relaxation, a self-relaxation technique to overcome stuttering that came on after his parent’s divorce. Realizing that every outer problem has an inner solution, he left a promising engineering career in Germany to follow his spiritual path. In 1996 Peter started a business based on the concept of mindfulness meditation at the work place.

On this episode we explore:

• Following your conscience
• Where men get stuck
• Mission and Purpose
• Applying spiritual practices
• Monetizing your purpose
• Injury as wake up call

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@__peteroppermann

http://futureselfmethod.com/