In this episode, get to know Bob Conlin, a passionate men's coach and retreat facilitator. As a devoted husband, Bob emphasizes the transformative power of emotional work and the importance of vulnerability in men's lives. He discusses the often overlooked emotional and energetic load men carry. He shares his insights into how societal norms around masculinity have encouraged men to suppress their emotions and the critical need for supportive communities where men can openly share and grow.

We discuss the importance of community and support systems, whether through therapy, coaching, or trusted friendships, to help men process their emotions and experiences. Bob describes the profound impact of retreats, which offer a safe space for men to connect, reflect, and heal. He stresses the challenge of integrating the lessons learned from these intense experiences into everyday life, advocating for small, consistent actions, and maintaining connections with others who understand the journey.

Throughout the conversation, we explore the concept of vulnerability as a pathway to personal power and authentic living. We challenge the traditional "lone wolf" mentality, urging men to embrace vulnerability and community as essential components of a fulfilling life.

Show Highlights

• [00:40] How Bob Conlin became a life coach
• [09:16] What it’s like to build a community
• [12:24] Why Bob and his team created the Alchemy of Man
• [18:35] On helping men align their paths
• [21:08] Advice for men scared to join retreats and navigate a new space
• [24:31] The energetic load that comes with being more aligned with one’s self
• [30:26] Why integrating back into life is the hardest part of the work 
• [38:06] The number one challenge men are facing today and how to address it

Links and Resources

🟢 Bob Conlin’s Website → Conlincoaching.com

🟢 Bob Conlin’s  Instagram → Instagram.com/relationship_alchemist

🟢 Bob Conlin’s Facebook Page → Facebook.com/bob.conlin.779

🟢 Alchemy of Men’s Website → Alchemyofmenretreat.com

🟢 Alchemy of Men’s Instagram → Instagram.com/thealchemyofmen

🟢 Intuitive Finance with Dylan Bain → DylanBain.com

🟢 Intuitive Finance Toolkit → DylanBain.com/Toolkit

🟢 Instagram → Instagram.com/TheDylanBain

🟢 Threads → Threads.net/@TheDylanBain

🟢 Facebook → Facebook.com/FiscallySavage

🟢 Twitter → Twitter.com/TheDylanBain

In this episode, we welcome Leila Dylla, a passionate advocate for feminine healing and relational depth. Leila, who leads the Heart Space community, shares her insights and understanding of how embracing the cyclical nature of life can help you with personal growth and transformation.

She discusses the importance of aligning with the natural rhythms of change rather than resisting them, emphasizing that true progress comes from surrendering to life’s inherent flow. She talks about balancing intuition and structure, advocating for a harmonious integration of both to achieve personal and professional fulfillment.

We also explore the concept of faith in the unseen, the necessity of both direction and flow, and the transformative power of trusting in something greater than ourselves. Leila highlights the role of genuine, supportive relationships in our personal evolution and the essence of her work in fostering deep, enduring connections within the Heart Space community.

Join us as Leila shares her journey and offers valuable insights on navigating life’s challenges with faith, resilience, and a balanced approach to growth.

Show Highlights

• 02:16] Leila Dylla and what her work focuses on
• [04:04] The concept of divine power
• [08:39] Advice on balancing structured plans with intuitive feelings
• [11:01] Why we feel the need to be healed
• [15:55] Being vs. doing
• [19:53] Why it’s important to embrace life's cyclical nature for personal evolution
• [22:40] The necessity of faith and surrender in navigating life’s uncertainties
• [31:04] On integrating both masculine (structure) and feminine (flow)
• [37:18] What the Heart Space Community is about
• [41:05] The importance of authentic connections

Links and Resources

🟢 Leila Dylla’s Website → Leiladylla.com

🟢 Leila Dylla’s  Instagram → Instagram.com/leila.dylla

🟢 The Heart Space’s Website → Leiladylla.com/the-heart-space

🟢 The Heart Space’s Instagram → Instagram.com/theheartspace.community

🟢 Intuitive Finance with Dylan Bain → DylanBain.com

🟢 Intuitive Finance Toolkit → DylanBain.com/Toolkit

🟢 Instagram → Instagram.com/TheDylanBain

🟢 Threads → Threads.net/@TheDylanBain

🟢 Facebook → Facebook.com/FiscallySavage

🟢 Twitter → Twitter.com/TheDylanBain

In this episode, Dylan sat down with Jack Donovan, a prominent author known for his work on masculinity and modern paganism. Jack is the author of several books, including "The Way of Men" and "Fire in the Dark." He is also the founder of the Order of Fire, a group dedicated to exploring and developing a new solar culture.

Jack and Dylan dive into the concept of the three archetypes central to Jack's philosophy: the Father, the Striker, and the Lord of the Earth. They discuss how these archetypes represent different aspects of masculinity and their roles in creating and maintaining order in society. Jack explains how these archetypes are derived from historical myths and universal themes, emphasizing the importance of the father figure as a guiding and rule-setting leader.

The conversation also touches on the often-overlooked work of the Lord of the Earth, which involves the day-to-day tasks and relationship-building necessary for maintaining stability. They explore how modern men can balance the excitement of the warrior archetype with the essential but less glamorous responsibilities of everyday life.

Jack shares insights on the Order of Fire's mission to create a new cultural aesthetic that reflects positive masculine values and how they aim to inspire art, music, and literature that embody these ideals. Tune in to learn more about Jack's work, his vision for the future, and how you can get involved with the Order of Fire.

Show Highlights

• [0:54] Fundamental problem men are facing in society
• [07:33] The concept of sex pollution
• [12:20] On masculine culture and the lack of men in cultural spaces today
• [22:49] What a solar culture is
• [25:37] The three archetypes: the Father, the Striker, and the Lord of the Earth
• [39:42] Jack’s advice for men

Links and Resources

🟢 Jack Donovan’s Website → Jack-donovan.com/

🟢 Jack Donovan’s X → X.com/mr_jackdonovan

🟢 Jack Donovan’s Instagram →Instagram.com/starttheworld

🟢 Jack Donovan’s YouTube→ Youtube.com/@JackDonovan

🟢 Order of Fire Website → Orderoffire.com

🟢 Order of Fire Instagram → Instagram.com/theorderoffire

🟢 Intuitive Finance with Dylan Bain → DylanBain.com

🟢 Intuitive Finance Toolkit → DylanBain.com/Toolkit

🟢 Instagram → Instagram.com/TheDylanBain

🟢 Threads → Threads.net/@TheDylanBain

🟢 Facebook → Facebook.com/FiscallySavage

🟢 Twitter → Twitter.com/TheDylanBain

In this episode, join me and Greg Ray as we cover various aspects of hunting and the outdoor experience. Greg, an experienced guide and hunter, discusses the importance of ethical hunting practices, emphasizing respect for wildlife and the environment. 

We delve into the benefits of hunting wild game for food, and its nutritional and ethical aspects compared to processed alternatives like plant-based meats. Greg shares insights into the training and preparation involved in long-range shooting, stressing the importance of understanding one's equipment and limitations. 

We also touch on the experience of field dressing animals and the supportive environment Greg's team provides for newcomers to hunting, making hunting a sustainable and meaningful experience.

Show Highlights

• [00:37] The story of how Outdoor Solutions came to be
• [06:05] Why Greg and his team started their long-range schools
• [11:14] Field to Table and Greg’s observation on his clients
• [16:59] Barriers to entry for new hunters today
• [23:06] Homesteading as the millennials’ midlife crisis
• [27:00] What’s an ethical shot placement?
• [31:53] Advice to new hunters who are scared
• [38:48] Greg’s most favorite hunts he’s ever done

Links and Resources

🟢 Outdoor Solutions Corp Website → Outdoorsolutionscorp.com

🟢 From Field to Table Website → Fromfieldtotable.com

🟢 Outdoor Solutions Corp Instagram → Instagram.com/outdoor_solutions_official

🟢 From Field to Table Instagram → Instagram.com/os_fromfieldtotable

🟢 From Field to Table Youtube → Youtube.com/@OutdoorSolutions

🟢 Greg’s LinkedIn → Linkedin.com/in/outdoorsolutionscorp

🟢 Intuitive Finance with Dylan Bain → DylanBain.com

🟢 Intuitive Finance Toolkit → DylanBain.com/Toolkit

🟢 Instagram → Instagram.com/TheDylanBain

🟢 Threads → Threads.net/@TheDylanBain

🟢 Facebook → Facebook.com/FiscallySavage

🟢 Twitter → Twitter.com/TheDylanBain

In today's episode, Dylan and guest, Tyler Skinner, the founder of Women Making Waves, explore various aspects of personal growth and professional development, including facing your fears and self-awareness.

Tyler looks back on her journey, and how the pandemic led her to discover her passion. They touch on the importance of integrating personal passions into daily life for emotional balance and professional success, with Dylan recounting how a visit to an aerospace museum helped him reconnect with his inner child and regain confidence, while Tyler finds solace in nature and encourages others to embrace their passions.

The conversation also delves into the power of pausing amidst life's demands, the benefits of meditation, and taking breaks to foster self-awareness and creativity. Join us and discover how you can integrate personal passions and holistic self-care into your personal and professional life!

Show Highlights

• [00:44] Tyler’s background and how she ended up in the business world
• [05:20] “Shivit” and Tyler’s journey to self-discovery
• [08:34] On how Tyler discovered her passion
• [14:29] What Women Making Waves is about
• [26:42] Growing and evolving as our purpose in life
• [30:10] The importance of having access
• [40:05] The concept of "power in the pause" and meditation

Links and Resources

🟢 Women Making Waves → Women-making-waves.com

🟢 Women Making Waves Instagram → Instagram.com/women.making.waves/

🟢 Tyler’s LinkedIn → Linkedin.com/in/tyler-skinner-ba3b78189/

🟢 Intuitive Finance with Dylan Bain → DylanBain.com

🟢 Intuitive Finance Toolkit → DylanBain.com/Toolkit

🟢 Instagram → Instagram.com/TheDylanBain

🟢 Threads → Threads.net/@TheDylanBain

🟢 Facebook → Facebook.com/FiscallySavage

🟢 Twitter → Twitter.com/TheDylanBain

Jeddy Azuma, Founder & CEO of The Rising Man, a community based in Austin, sat down with us today to share his insights into communal living, familial bonds, and societal structures. He reflects on his experiences living with close friends and their families, emphasizing the challenges and rewards of collaborative lifestyles.

Dylan and Jeddy explore the concept of generational housing and its potential to address contemporary challenges like the housing crisis and social isolation. He discusses the impact of extended communal living on children, including the benefits of diverse adult influences in their upbringing.

They also talk about broader societal issues such as the housing crisis, zoning laws, and the need for innovative solutions that prioritize human connection over conventional norms -- envisioning a future where decentralized, village-like settings foster deeper connections and mutual support.

Show Highlights

• [00:19] What is initiation?
• [02:04] Discussion on passage rituals and ceremonies
• [08:59] Three stages of a rite of passage
• [17:35] Trust bank metaphor
• [24:18] Benefits of communal living
• [40:05] Decentralization as potential future trajectory

Links and Resources

🟢 The Rising Man Brotherhood → Risingman.org

🟢 Jeddy's LinkedIn → Linkedin.com/in/jeddy-azuma-402725102

🟢 Jeddy’s Instagram → Instagram.com/JeddyAzuma

🟢 Intuitive Finance with Dylan Bain → DylanBain.com

🟢 Intuitive Finance with Dylan Bain → DylanBain.com

🟢 Intuitive Finance Toolkit → DylanBain.com/Toolkit

🟢 Instagram → Instagram.com/TheDylanBain

🟢 Threads → Threads.net/@TheDylanBain

🟢 Facebook → Facebook.com/FiscallySavage

🟢 Twitter → Twitter.com/TheDylanBain

In this episode, host Dylan Bain reflects on a pivotal moment when a fellow student approached him, seeking advice on how he managed to excel in graduate school, secure a prestigious job, and maintain a healthy family life -- leading him to ponder the universal challenges of pursuing significant life changes and overcoming fear and doubt.

He shares a practical four-step process for achieving any goal: knowing where you want to be, understanding your current situation, taking the next best step, and reassessing your goals continuously.

Throughout the episode, Dylan illustrates these steps with anecdotes from his financial coaching practice and personal experiences and offers actionable advice on navigating life’s transitions, managing finances, and staying true to one's aspirations. Don't miss it!

Show Highlights

• [03:13] The four-step process to achieve your goals
• [04:20] Step 1: Know where you want to be
• [08:51] Step 2: Know where you are
• [12:30] Step 3: Take the next best step  to get to where you want to be
• [16:59] Step 4: Go back to step number one and reassess

Links and Resources

🟢 The Human Revolution with Dylan Bain → DylanBain.com

🟢 Intuitive Finance Toolkit → DylanBain.com/Toolkit

🟢 Instagram → Instagram.com/TheDylanBain

🟢 Threads → Threads.net/@TheDylanBain

🟢 Twitter → Twitter.com/TheDylanBain

In today's episode, Dylan Bain offers a deep dive into the complexities of the housing crisis today, exploring its multifaceted issues and proposing some thought-provoking solutions. He discusses the intricate interplay between zoning laws, market incentives, and technological advancements. Throughout the episode, Dylan emphasizes the need for uncomfortable but necessary decisions to address the housing crisis effectively, advocating for either a deregulated market approach, removing restrictive zoning laws, or a more regulated market that prioritizes single-family housing.

Tune in for a comprehensive analysis of the housing crisis that challenges conventional wisdom!

Show Highlights

• [01:20] Overview of the housing crisis in the U.S.
• [06:45] Discussion on building homes in the U.S.
• [09:44] Investor activity and its effects
• [14:21] The problems with zoning laws
• [22:29] Hierarchical zoning as an alternative
• [26:25] The role of data analytics and algorithms in influencing housing prices and rents
• [28:18] Discussion on market Participation and regulation

Links and Resources

🟢 The Human Revolution with Dylan Bain → DylanBain.com

🟢 Intuitive Finance Toolkit → DylanBain.com/Toolkit

🟢 Instagram → Instagram.com/TheDylanBain

🟢 Threads → Threads.net/@TheDylanBain

🟢 Twitter → Twitter.com/TheDylanBain

In this fun-filled and insightful episode, guests Mo Barrett and Katy Stevens, "unlikely best friends building a world filled with unforgettable experiences that entertain and empower, by using humor in unexpected ways" sat down with Dylan to talk about navigating life. They delve into the realms of feeling overwhelmed, embracing failure, and fostering communal connections.

Hear anecdotes packed with valuable lessons — from Mo's experience in the cockpit that highlights the importance of breaking down daunting tasks into manageable steps to Dylan's early podcasting days and Katy's teaching method of "greatest hits," which showcases the value of embracing failure as part of one's growth and progress.

They also talk about the significance of cultural connections and shared experiences, sparked by Dylan's recounting of a communal dumpling-making event, and explore the transformative power of such experiences compared to transactional interactions.

Show Highlights

• [00:29] Introduction to guests
• [02:20] What Katy and Mo do, and how they ended up working together
• [06:32] Why Katy and Mo rebranded
• [10:57] On making an experience unforgettable
• [17:56] Interactive ways to connect with an audience
• [27:22] Katy and Mo's preparations before going on stage
• [39:05] Transaction versus Transformation

Links and Resources

🟢 Unforgettable Experiences Website → Unforgettableexperiences.com

🟢 Unforgettable Experiences Instagram → Instagram.com/yourunforgettableexperiences/

🟢 How to Be Unforgettable | TEDxYoungstown → Youtube.com/watch?v=eX2YN_OaIJ8

🟢 Intuitive Finance with Dylan Bain → DylanBain.com

🟢 Intuitive Finance with Dylan Bain → DylanBain.com

🟢 Intuitive Finance Toolkit → DylanBain.com/Toolkit

🟢 Instagram → Instagram.com/TheDylanBain

🟢 Threads → Threads.net/@TheDylanBain

🟢 Facebook → Facebook.com/FiscallySavage

🟢 Twitter → Twitter.com/TheDylanBain

In this episode, we're joined by Joshua Laycock, a Coach and Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying) focusing on men and men’s issues. He has been working in the realm of men’s work for close to a decade, leading and consulting with various men’s groups, as well as providing one-on-one coaching to men looking to improve in a variety of aspects of their lives, most notably in their relationships, careers, parenting, and in learning to live more in alignment with their purpose and priorities. He recently launched an online coaching program called the Lifestyle Evolution Project.

Joshua and Dylan Bain explore various themes related to work, fulfillment, and personal growth, including the concept of working hard for the benefit of others, the disillusionment that can come from sacrificing personal well-being for corporate success, and the importance of aligning expectations with reality.

Joshua shares personal anecdotes from his own career experiences and emphasizes the need for individuals to question societal norms around work and success, and to challenge the idea that suffering is a necessary component of achievement.

Tune in today for a thought-provoking exploration of work, purpose, and community!

Show Highlights

• [00:29] Introduction to guest
• [01:44] Joshua Laycock’s backstory
• [09:14] The concept of wearing masks, and learning to take them off
• [19:42] Integrating the word “and” more into our lives
• [21:56] The bus analogy and how to tackle resistance
• [28:11] Busy vs having a full schedule
• [35:18] Discussion on capitalism and its ethical implications
• [41:20] Reflections on morality, individualism, and community

Links and Resources

🟢 Lifestyle Evolution Project → https://lifestyle-evolution-project.mn.co/share/kJssd7ZX-1I12aKJ?utm_source=manual

🟢 Joshua’s Podcast → https://open.spotify.com/show/7LOyp25iqgN0h4whtxMIrT?si=71c8402279b24721

🟢 Joshua’s Instagram → Instagram.com/Joshua.Laycock

🟢 Intuitive Finance with Dylan Bain → DylanBain.com

🟢 Intuitive Finance with Dylan Bain → DylanBain.com

🟢 Intuitive Finance Toolkit → DylanBain.com/Toolkit

🟢 Instagram → Instagram.com/TheDylanBain

🟢 Threads → Threads.net/@TheDylanBain

🟢 Facebook → Facebook.com/FiscallySavage

🟢 Twitter → Twitter.com/TheDylanBain