The Human Revolution with Dylan Bain

In this episode, host Dylan Bain takes us on a personal journey that began in March 2020. Dylan and his wife were searching for a home, a significant milestone after ten years of marriage. Amidst his analytical approach—considering taxes, school districts, and crime rates—Dylan's wife offered a poignant reminder: they weren't buying a house; they were buying a home. This insight set the stage for a deeper exploration into the essence of human experience versus societal expectations, and how we can re-evaluate personal finances and lifestyle choices to align more closely with human needs rather than societal expectations.

Tune in now to learn more!

Show Highlights

• [00:27] Anecdote from Dylan about house hunting

• [01:45] How society incentivizes logical over emotional decisions

• [03:24] Capitalism, and how modern life commodifies human aspects

• [12:18] The costs and processes of living authentically

Links and Resources

🟢 Anya Shakh's episode → https://traffic.libsyn.com/fiscallysavage/EP123.mp3

🟢 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 episode, we had the pleasure of talking with Anya Shakh, a relationship coach and advocate for understanding the dynamics between men and women. She offers insights into the challenges faced by both genders in today's dating scene and relationships, from birth control and its impact on society today to conflicting messages from feminism and the misconceptions surrounding incels and the stereotypes perpetuated by mainstream media.

Anya advocates for a deeper understanding of the responsibilities that come with empowerment, and the necessity of honesty and clear communication in relationships, highlighting the importance of partnership and mutual respect.

Catch the latest episode today for a more nuanced understanding of empowerment and relationships!

Show Highlights

• [00:55] The growing gap between men and women

• [10:08] The birth control pill and how it commodified sex

• [14:28] On why sex become just an act

• [17:57] What drives the gap between men and women today

• [24:11] Anya's thoughts on the male birth control pill

• [27:10] On empowerment and redefining it

• [33:27] The responsibilities that come with power and autonomy

Links and Resources

🟢 Anya Shakh's Instagram → Instagram.com/AnyaShakh

🟢 Anya Shakh''s Podcast → Podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ancient-intelligence/id1617883752

🟢 The Human Revolution 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 inaugural episode of "The Human Revolution," host Dylan Bain shares a deeply personal story that marked a turning point in his life. Reflecting on a moment when he faced the end of his teaching career and the daunting prospect of supporting his family without a job, Dylan recounts the pivotal question posed by his principal: "What kind of man does your daughter need you to be?" This question sparks a journey of self-discovery and a realization that traditional notions of success and financial stability are overshadowed by the fundamental human needs of connection, authenticity, and belonging.

Dylan emphasizes the human element in personal finance and the importance of creating environments that foster genuine human connection and well-being. Learn more about the four pillars of human experience: food, relationship, heart, and lifestyle, as Dylan examines how industrialized food production, transactional relationships, suppressed emotional expression, and isolating lifestyles contribute to widespread suffering and disconnection.

Tune in now and find out how we can reclaim our humanity!

Show Highlights

• [00:27] Dylan's turning point

• [02:40] The four pillars of human experience

• [13:19] On how we can reclaim our humanity

• [16:00] Personal finances and its connection to the human experience

Links and Resources

🟢 Dylan's Episode → https://fiscallysavage.libsyn.com/rivers-of-change-leading-the-charge-for-a-more-authentic-life

🟢 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

We're shifting the focus from finance to a broader exploration of creating a more human-centered world–drawing inspiration from a story by Desmond Tutu. He reflects on his experience in financial coaching, highlighting the realization that financial issues often stem from deeper emotional and systemic problems.

With society losing touch with its humanity in various aspects, including relationships, emotions, and lifestyle choices, there's a need to reevaluate our approach to food, relationships, expressing emotions, and lifestyle to build a more fulfilling and human-centered life.

Join us on a transformative journey in this new episode!

Show Highlights

• [00:36] Reflections on a powerful story heard from Desmond Tutu

• [02:44] Observations about people's finances

• [05:46] The systemic issues within the current societal structure

• [08:58] The shift in the food industry

• [15:46] Challenges in expressing emotions, and the lost human elements in relationships

• [19:40] Shift in the podcast's focus

• [21:15] Introduction to Ascendant Legion

Links and Resources

🟢 Traver Boehm Episode → fiscallysavage.libsyn.com/farewell-nice-guy-welcome-the-uncivilized-man-with-traver-boehm

🟢 Jordan Gray Episode → fiscallysavage.libsyn.com/relationships-and-moving-forward-with-jordan-gray

🟢 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

Today's guest, Amy McAllaster, is a counselor and coach with a practice in Littleton. We explore various aspects of relationships, mental health, and societal challenges. Amy shares insights into the obstacles couples face, the impact of societal expectations on men, and the need for authentic and intentional communities.

Join us in this insightful episode as we cover various topics such as building meaningful connections, addressing attachment wounds, and cultivating a healthier, more connected society!

Show Highlights

• [00:36] Introduction of the guest, Amy McAllaster

• [02:42] The concept of the conscious relationship

• [11:02] On creating authentic spaces to be vulnerable

• [14:36] Two key pieces on how to make a relationship work

• [16:44] What most men feel objectified about

• [20:25] The importance of strong connected relationships

• [22:22] Erasure of men's experiences

• [24:11] Obstacles couples face

• [26:21] On men feeling lonely but not recognizing it as such

• [28:48] Impact of systemic issues in communities

• [29:58] The importance of both healthy family systems and broader communities

• [41:33] Free-range parenting

Links and Resources

🟢 Amy McAllaster's Instagram → Instagram.com/AmyMcallaster

🟢 Amy McAllaster's Facebook → Facebook.com/Amy.Mcallasterschmitz

🟢 Amy McAllaster's LinkedIn → Linkedin.com/in/amy-mcallaster-ma-ma-lpc-ba2959145

🟢 Amy McAllaster's Website → AmyMcallaster.com

🟢 Amy McAllaster's Counseling Website → AmysCounseling.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

Books Mentioned

🟢 How We Love by Kay Yerkovich, Milan Yerkovich → howwelove.com/shop/how-we-love-book

🟢 Attached by Amir Levine, Rachel S. F. Heller → attachedthebook.com

🟢 The Feminine Mystique by Betty Friedan → amazon.com/Feminine-Mystique-50th-Anniversary/dp/0393346781

When did we start letting numbers define us as human beings? The amount of money you have in the bank, your credit score, your net worth – these all indicate something important in our modern, currency-driven world. But the one thing it shouldn't define is who we are.

In this latest episode of Intuitive Finance, join us as we dive into bringing relationships back at the heart of personal finance and redefining what it really means to be successful in our money stories.

Show Highlights

• [02:59] The quantifiable versus the experiential

• [04:26] Bringing relationships back into focus

• [06:59] From "I'll get the next one" to creating currency

• [09:03] The creation of debt instruments

• [11:40] Proposing a new financial revolution framework

1. 1. [11:59] Being human-centered

   2. [13:53] Establishing meaningful interactions

   3. [15:45] Redefining success

Links and Resources

🟢 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/FiscallySavage

In this episode of Fiscally Savage, we sat down with Kristofor Healey – a seasoned speaker, accomplished author, and former law enforcement officer. He shares his experiences in law enforcement, emphasizing the importance of living a life with valor, rooted in courage and the pursuit of virtue.

From navigating the ever-changing landscape of life and technology to Bitcoin and AI, join us and get inspired to face adversity, take risks, and find ways to test your mettle, even if it means stepping out of your comfort zone.

Show Highlights

• [00:56] What makes a man indispensable

• [16:14] The six f's

• [18:07] AI, and being an early adopter of technology

• [28:50] The concept of living with valor

• [33:38] Applying valor in daily life

• [37:14] Trauma in law enforcement and military

• [41:43] Importance of recognizing and dealing with trauma

• [47:18] Living in the present moment

• [50:20] Where to find Kristofor Healey

Links and Resources

🟢 Kristofor Healey's Instagram → Instagram.com/Team_Healey

🟢 Kristofor Healey's LinkedIn → Linkedin.com/in/Kristofor-Healey

🟢 Kristofor Healey's Website → KristoforHealey.com

🟢 Kristofor Healey's Podcast → Podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-indispensable-man/id1617140364

🟢 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

Books Mentioned

🟢 Indispensable: A Tactical Plan for the Modern Man by Kristofor Healey → dl.bookfunnel.com/nv9djudjrxadamsmith.org/the-wealth-of-nations

Sometimes, misery and shame is comfortable. It's always been in your life. It's predictable. It's safe.

But until when can you keep this in your reality and in your relationships? Until when can you keep holding yourself back? Until when do you plan to continue on the path of conscious misalignment?

Let's give a warm welcome to our guest Jordan Gray as he lends us his expertise to answer all our questions about relationships and how we deal with shame, reality, and all the other obstacles that keep us from moving forward.

Join us in this special episode of Intuitive Finance as we reimagine your relationship and money story.

Show Highlights

• [01:53] Jordan's journey into relationship coaching

• [04:24] The actual goal of relationship coaching

• [08:06] Shame and fear as defense mechanisms

• [13:38] Shame as a safety blanket

• [19:15] Shame as something predictable

• [21:44] Having the right relationship with reality

• [25:17] Dealing with and moving forward from the now

• [31:01] The path to openness and saying yes

• [37:57] The big stumbling blocks to moving forward

Links and Resources

🟢 Jordan Gray Consulting → JordanGrayConsulting.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/FiscallySavage

Discover the transformative power of grief as Nature Rooted, Transformational and Leadership Coach, Ryan Conklin, dissects the complexity of grief, and the importance of intentional community building for personal and professional transformation.

From personal experiences to life transitions, Ryan explores diverse forms of loss, the fear surrounding grief and the misconceptions of "getting through" it, and how you can honor and celebrate these thresholds instead.

Tune in and learn the role of grief, the consequences of suppressing it, and how when embraced, it becomes a catalyst for personal growth!

Show Highlights

• [01:12] What makes a life transformation

• [10:54] Ryan's experience with fear

• [14:47] Why you should honor grief instead of suppressing it

• [22:57] Different forms of loss, and ceremonies for life transitions

• [27:54] Grief and uncertainty about what's on the other side

• [32:09] The concept of "the land", and the role of community

• [38:27] The importance of intentional community building

• [41:40] On creating ripples of transformation

• [45:08] Where to find Ryan Conklin

Links and Resources

🟢 Ryan Conklin's Instagram → Instagram.com/ConklinChronicles

🟢 Ryan Conklin's LinkedIn → Linkedin.com/in/Ryan-Conklin-12947640/

🟢 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 venture into a nuanced exploration of the intricate relationship between ethics and finances.

In a world where judgment often accompanies discussions about money, we are here to explore reshaping the narrative, guiding you towards a healthier understanding of the ethical dimensions of finance.

How do we tell apart ethical and non-ethical systems? What are the telltale signs? Where do we fall in all of this, and what responsibilities do we have? What should our priorities be?

Elevate your awareness of the profound connections between value, ethics, and our own money stories, only here on Intuitive Finance.

Show Highlights

• [02:24] The relation between money and ethics

• [07:26] Ethical systems and value

• [10:26] Non-ethical systems and extraction

• [15:49] "Capital S" Systems versus personal systems

• [20:26] Prioritizing your personal system

Links and Resources

🟢 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