The Irreplaceable Man Podcast

What beliefs are holding you back? Where did they come from? Are they true? An integral part of personal development involves taking the time to ‘interrogate your reality’ and attack the limiting beliefs that are keeping you from the life you deserve.

A multidimensional Man on Purpose, Phillip Andrew is a media and personal development coach based in Los Angeles. He has 15 years of live performance and public speaking experience, and Phillip is often asked to present at high schools and colleges across the country. In addition, he has ten years of addiction recovery experience and a nine-year background producing digital and television content. Phillip has worked on shows for Netflix, YouTube Red, A&E, E! Entertainment, and Fuse, among many others.

Today, Phillip joins Emerald to explain how he made the shift from a mindset of self-interest to one of service. He speaks to the value in sharing your insecurities and being present for others to do the same. Phillip shares his own struggle with alcoholism, discussing the personal development work he did in the recovery process and how that informs his approach to coaching others. Listen in to understand Phillip’s idea of ‘interrogating your reality’ and learn about Phillip’s ongoing challenge to recognize what he cannot control.

Phillip’s shift from a mindset of self-interest to one of service

The danger in prioritizing ‘the brand’ in front of the person

How Phillip puts himself in a position to share his insecurities

The value of being present for others through deep listening

Phillip’s belief that a coach has to do the work themselves first

Phillip’s struggle with alcohol abuse

Phillip’s approach to the coaching process

• Identify root problem
• Establish definition of success
• Instill sense of peace, confidence

The idea of ‘interrogating your reality’

Phillip’s struggle around relinquishing control

Phillip’s Website

Phillip on Facebook

Phillip on Twitter

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Emerald’s Website

Emerald on LinkedIn

Emerald on Twitter

Email: [email protected]

This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.

Today, Bradley Callow is an award-winning international speaker and catalyst for transformation. But six short years ago, he was on his knees with a gun to his head. Despite coming from a good family in one of the most affluent counties in the US, Bradley had given up his passion for entrepreneurship. Marred by depression and addiction, his life had spiraled out of control, and Bradley was facing three years in prison for handgun charges. What brought him back from such a dark place? How did he reignite his entrepreneurial spirit? How did he harness the clarity of purpose to build a business that saves families from the devastating heartache he and his family endured?

Bradley is the conscious entrepreneur behind Rich Legacy, a company founded to support high-performing families with the tools, experiences and community necessary to navigate the challenges of today’s high-stress culture. Through workshops, retreats and private coaching, Bradley’s team is committed to helping parents understand their child’s perspective and supporting kids in the development of gratitude and resilience. 

On this episode of Men on Purpose, Bradley sits down with Emerald to share his powerful story and describe the rock-bottom moment that gave him the clarity to enroll in the wilderness treatment program that saved his life. He discusses the childhood experiences that made him feel uncomfortable in his own skin, despite growing up with affluent, attentive parents. Bradley offers insight around his mission to cut the adolescent suicide rate in half in the next ten years and the alignment of passion and purpose that inspires him to create. Listen in for Bradley’s mentor-based approach to informed decision-making and learn how Rich Legacy’s father-and-son retreats facilitate the quality one-on-one time necessary for true connection.

How Bradley’s perseverance and grit have been both an asset and a detriment

How experiencing the depth of pain and chaos led to clarity for Bradley

The three-month wilderness treatment program that saved Bradley’s life

The childhood experiences that made Bradley feel uncomfortable in his own skin

How Bradley internalized feelings of shame in being ‘not good enough’

How helicopter parenting can undermine a child’s self-esteem

Bradley’s mission to cut the adolescent suicide rate in half in the next ten years

How the alignment of passion and purpose inspires performance

How clarity of purpose allows us to see the resources that have always been there

Why Bradley reaches out to three diverse mentors when faced with a decision

The value of quality one-on-one time with your children, spouse

Rich Legacy

Bradley’s Website

Father & Son Retreat

If you (or someone you know) are one of the worlds Magnificent Men On Purpose who should be considered for a guest spot on the show APPLY HERE: bit.ly/PitchMen

Emerald’s Website

Emerald on LinkedIn

Emerald on Twitter

Email: [email protected]

This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.

Today, Bradley Callow is an award-winning international speaker and catalyst for transformation. But six short years ago, he was on his knees with a gun to his head. Despite coming from a good family in one of the most affluent counties in the US, Bradley had given up his passion for entrepreneurship. Marred by depression and addiction, his life had spiraled out of control, and Bradley was facing three years in prison for handgun charges. What brought him back from such a dark place? How did he reignite his entrepreneurial spirit? How did he harness the clarity of purpose to build a business that saves families from the devastating heartache he and his family endured?

Bradley is the conscious entrepreneur behind Rich Legacy, a company founded to support high-performing families with the tools, experiences and community necessary to navigate the challenges of today’s high-stress culture. Through workshops, retreats and private coaching, Bradley’s team is committed to helping parents understand their child’s perspective and supporting kids in the development of gratitude and resilience. 

On this episode of Men on Purpose, Bradley sits down with Emerald to share his powerful story and describe the rock-bottom moment that gave him the clarity to enroll in the wilderness treatment program that saved his life. He discusses the childhood experiences that made him feel uncomfortable in his own skin, despite growing up with affluent, attentive parents. Bradley offers insight around his mission to cut the adolescent suicide rate in half in the next ten years and the alignment of passion and purpose that inspires him to create. Listen in for Bradley’s mentor-based approach to informed decision-making and learn how Rich Legacy’s father-and-son retreats facilitate the quality one-on-one time necessary for true connection.

How Bradley’s perseverance and grit have been both an asset and a detriment

How experiencing the depth of pain and chaos led to clarity for Bradley

The three-month wilderness treatment program that saved Bradley’s life

The childhood experiences that made Bradley feel uncomfortable in his own skin

How Bradley internalized feelings of shame in being ‘not good enough’

How helicopter parenting can undermine a child’s self-esteem

Bradley’s mission to cut the adolescent suicide rate in half in the next ten years

How the alignment of passion and purpose inspires performance

How clarity of purpose allows us to see the resources that have always been there

Why Bradley reaches out to three diverse mentors when faced with a decision

The value of quality one-on-one time with your children, spouse

Rich Legacy

Bradley’s Website

Father & Son Retreat

If you (or someone you know) are one of the worlds Magnificent Men On Purpose who should be considered for a guest spot on the show APPLY HERE: bit.ly/PitchMen

Emerald’s Website

Emerald on LinkedIn

Does your work feel like work? What parts of it energize you? What parts drain you? What if you could build a business that aligns with who you are and make your highest contribution to the world? Tom Schwab believes that ‘no job pays well enough to suck,’ and he is passionate about helping entrepreneurs and creatives overcome obscurity to reach their target audience.

Tom is the founder and CEO of Interview Valet, the category king of podcast interview marketing. Tom believes that marketing is about ‘starting a conversation with someone who could be an ideal customer,’ and he draws on his engineering, corporate and eCommerce inbound marketing experience to help thought leaders get featured on the podcasts their ideal prospects are already listening to. He is also the author of Podcast Guest Profits: Grow Your Business with a Targeted Interview Strategy.

Today, Tom joins Emerald to explain how his background and experience came together in the creation of Interview Valet. He discusses his method of knowing, describing the difference between doing a gut check versus looking outside yourself for answers. Tom offers insight around how his father’s passing inspired him to make the most of his time here and how defining WHO he wanted to serve became the genesis of his business. Listen in for Tom’s take on how to overcome obscurity and share your talent with the world!

How Tom’s background and experience came together in Interview Valet

Tom’s advice around doing a gut check vs. looking outside yourself for answers

How doing work that energizes you translates to a higher contribution

How his father’s passing inspired Tom to make the most his time here

How choosing WHO to work with led to the creation of Tom’s business

Why you can’t be fearful and creative at the same time

How Tom learns from and is inspired by his clients

Tom’s insight that our biggest obstacle to providing value is obscurity

How Tom celebrates each day with a family gratitude ritual

Interview Valet

Podcast Guest Profits: Grow Your Business with a Targeted Interview Strategy by Thomas M. Schwab

If you (or someone you know) are one of the worlds Magnificent Men On Purpose who should be considered for a guest spot on the show APPLY HERE: bit.ly/PitchMen

Emerald’s Website

Emerald on LinkedIn

Emerald on Twitter

Email: [email protected]

This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.

Does your work feel like work? What parts of it energize you? What parts drain you? What if you could build a business that aligns with who you are and make your highest contribution to the world? Tom Schwab believes that ‘no job pays well enough to suck,’ and he is passionate about helping entrepreneurs and creatives overcome obscurity to reach their target audience.

Tom is the founder and CEO of Interview Valet, the category king of podcast interview marketing. Tom believes that marketing is about ‘starting a conversation with someone who could be an ideal customer,’ and he draws on his engineering, corporate and eCommerce inbound marketing experience to help thought leaders get featured on the podcasts their ideal prospects are already listening to. He is also the author of Podcast Guest Profits: Grow Your Business with a Targeted Interview Strategy.

Today, Tom joins Emerald to explain how his background and experience came together in the creation of Interview Valet. He discusses his method of knowing, describing the difference between doing a gut check versus looking outside yourself for answers. Tom offers insight around how his father’s passing inspired him to make the most of his time here and how defining WHO he wanted to serve became the genesis of his business. Listen in for Tom’s take on how to overcome obscurity and share your talent with the world!

How Tom’s background and experience came together in Interview Valet

Tom’s advice around doing a gut check vs. looking outside yourself for answers

How doing work that energizes you translates to a higher contribution

How his father’s passing inspired Tom to make the most his time here

How choosing WHO to work with led to the creation of Tom’s business

Why you can’t be fearful and creative at the same time

How Tom learns from and is inspired by his clients

Tom’s insight that our biggest obstacle to providing value is obscurity

How Tom celebrates each day with a family gratitude ritual

Interview Valet

Podcast Guest Profits: Grow Your Business with a Targeted Interview Strategy by Thomas M. Schwab

If you (or someone you know) are one of the worlds Magnificent Men On Purpose who should be considered for a guest spot on the show APPLY HERE: bit.ly/PitchMen

Emerald’s Website

Emerald on LinkedIn

Emerald on Twitter

Email: [email protected]

This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.

Men are often discouraged from showing the full range of human emotion, so we suppress the feelings we deem as unacceptable—to the detriment of our mental health. But experiencing sorrow or fear is not the sign of weakness we’ve been led to believe. Rather, we should be leveraging our feelings as a navigation system for life. Real men DO feel.

Andy Grant is a transformational energy coach who helps clients create major shifts in their lives in order to reach greater levels of happiness and success than ever before. He is also the host of Real Men Feel, a podcast featuring discussions and interviews that explore what it means to be a man while exploring spirituality, personal growth and relationships. Andy has written five Amazon bestselling books, and he writes a weekly column on masculinity and mental health for the Good Men Project.

Today, Andy joins Emerald to share his difficult childhood and describe how those experiences led to multiple suicide attempts. He explains how being brave enough to ask for help marked a turning point in his life and why men have the right to feel the entire range of human emotions. Andy offers insight on examining where your view of masculinity originated, allowing negative emotions to pass through, and using your feelings as a navigation system. Listen in to understand the distinction between being a person with emotion as opposed to embodying the emotion itself.

The role of authenticity in gaining clarity of purpose

Andy’s difficult childhood and multiple suicide attempts

How being brave enough to ask for help changed Andy’s life

Why men have the right to feel the entire range of human emotion

The significance of examining where your view of masculinity came from

How Andy uses his feelings as a navigation system for life

Andy’s insight on allowing negative emotions to pass through you

The distinction between being a person with emotion vs. the emotion itself

How Andy leverages The Modern Mystery School for self-empowerment

The value in learning from physical, business and metaphysical coaches

Andy’s advice around trusting your feelings to guide your choices

Andy’s Website

The Real Men Feel Podcast

Andy on the Good Men Project

Books by Andy Grant

The Good Men Project

The Modern Mystery School

If you (or someone you know) are one of the worlds Magnificent Men On Purpose who should be considered for a guest spot on the show APPLY HERE: bit.ly/PitchMen

Emerald’s Website

Emerald on LinkedIn

Emerald on Twitter

Email: [email protected]

This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.

Men are often discouraged from showing the full range of human emotion, so we suppress the feelings we deem as unacceptable—to the detriment of our mental health. But experiencing sorrow or fear is not the sign of weakness we’ve been led to believe. Rather, we should be leveraging our feelings as a navigation system for life. Real men DO feel.

Andy Grant is a transformational energy coach who helps clients create major shifts in their lives in order to reach greater levels of happiness and success than ever before. He is also the host of Real Men Feel, a podcast featuring discussions and interviews that explore what it means to be a man while exploring spirituality, personal growth and relationships. Andy has written five Amazon bestselling books, and he writes a weekly column on masculinity and mental health for the Good Men Project.

Today, Andy joins Emerald to share his difficult childhood and describe how those experiences led to multiple suicide attempts. He explains how being brave enough to ask for help marked a turning point in his life and why men have the right to feel the entire range of human emotions. Andy offers insight on examining where your view of masculinity originated, allowing negative emotions to pass through, and using your feelings as a navigation system. Listen in to understand the distinction between being a person with emotion as opposed to embodying the emotion itself.

The role of authenticity in gaining clarity of purpose

Andy’s difficult childhood and multiple suicide attempts

How being brave enough to ask for help changed Andy’s life

Why men have the right to feel the entire range of human emotion

The significance of examining where your view of masculinity came from

How Andy uses his feelings as a navigation system for life

Andy’s insight on allowing negative emotions to pass through you

The distinction between being a person with emotion vs. the emotion itself

How Andy leverages The Modern Mystery School for self-empowerment

The value in learning from physical, business and metaphysical coaches

Andy’s advice around trusting your feelings to guide your choices

Andy’s Website

The Real Men Feel Podcast

Andy on the Good Men Project

Books by Andy Grant

The Good Men Project

The Modern Mystery School

If you (or someone you know) are one of the worlds Magnificent Men On Purpose who should be considered for a guest spot on the show APPLY HERE: bit.ly/PitchMen

Emerald’s Website

Emerald on LinkedIn

Emerald on Twitter

Email: [email protected]

This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it

‘The biggest treasure in the world is to have a woman who is your divine complement, who loves you, who has your back … and you make each other your highest priorities—there’s magic in that.’

Dr. Gary Salyer is a master transformational relationship coach. His signature programs include the Safe to Love Again Workshop and the Extraordinary Couples Retreat, and he is the author of the forthcoming book Safe to Love Again: How to Release the Pain of Past Relationships and Attract Your Soul Mate. Dr. Gary is a well-known speaker and expert panelist on The Great Love Debate, and he is on a mission to help people rewrite the rules for love in their brains and attract the relationship they deserve!

Today, Dr. Gary joins Emerald to explain how his own experience with divorce called him to his current work and his all-in commitment to understanding how to prepare the brain for love. He shares the necessity of both clearing out negativity AND inviting in warmth to attract the love you deserve. Dr. Gary discusses how to wire your brain for love, the way your partner image is influenced by past pain, and how to recognize when love is counterfeit. Listen in for Dr. Gary’s profound insight around finding your divine complement and embracing your feelings to show up as a better man for the people you love.

How Dr. Gary’s own divorce experience led to his current work

Dr. Gary’s all-in commitment to preparing the brain for love

The importance of releasing past pain AND creating the love you deserve

The three keys to wiring your brain for love

• Empathy
• Calm
• Positive partner image

How your partner image is influenced by past pain

The four feelings or rights of genuine love

• Welcomed with joy
• Worthy, nourished
• Appreciated, protected
• Empowered with choice

How to identify when love is counterfeit

The connection between the right brain and the body

Why embracing your feelings makes you a better man

Dr. Gary’s insight on finding your divine complement

Dr. Gary’s Website

Dr. Gary on Facebook

Dr. Gary on Twitter

If you (or someone you know) are one of the worlds Magnificent Men On Purpose who should be considered for a guest spot on the show APPLY HERE: bit.ly/PitchMen

Emerald’s Website

Emerald on LinkedIn

Emerald on Twitter

Email: [email protected]

This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.

‘The biggest treasure in the world is to have a woman who is your divine complement, who loves you, who has your back … and you make each other your highest priorities—there’s magic in that.’

Dr. Gary Salyer is a master transformational relationship coach. His signature programs include the Safe to Love Again Workshop and the Extraordinary Couples Retreat, and he is the author of the forthcoming book Safe to Love Again: How to Release the Pain of Past Relationships and Attract Your Soul Mate. Dr. Gary is a well-known speaker and expert panelist on The Great Love Debate, and he is on a mission to help people rewrite the rules for love in their brains and attract the relationship they deserve!

Today, Dr. Gary joins Emerald to explain how his own experience with divorce called him to his current work and his all-in commitment to understanding how to prepare the brain for love. He shares the necessity of both clearing out negativity AND inviting in warmth to attract the love you deserve. Dr. Gary discusses how to wire your brain for love, the way your partner image is influenced by past pain, and how to recognize when love is counterfeit. Listen in for Dr. Gary’s profound insight around finding your divine complement and embracing your feelings to show up as a better man for the people you love.

How Dr. Gary’s own divorce experience led to his current work

Dr. Gary’s all-in commitment to preparing the brain for love

The importance of releasing past pain AND creating the love you deserve

The three keys to wiring your brain for love

• Empathy
• Calm
• Positive partner image

How your partner image is influenced by past pain

The four feelings or rights of genuine love

• Welcomed with joy
• Worthy, nourished
• Appreciated, protected
• Empowered with choice

How to identify when love is counterfeit

The connection between the right brain and the body

Why embracing your feelings makes you a better man

Dr. Gary’s insight on finding your divine complement

Dr. Gary’s Website

Dr. Gary on Facebook

Dr. Gary on Twitter

If you (or someone you know) are one of the worlds Magnificent Men On Purpose who should be considered for a guest spot on the show APPLY HERE: bit.ly/PitchMen

Emerald’s Website

Emerald on LinkedIn

Emerald on Twitter

Email: [email protected]

This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.

Masculinity and spirituality are NOT mutually exclusive. And if we want to access our full power as men, Monte Farber contends that we must deepen our self-awareness and view the spiritual realm as another arrow in our quiver, a tool for expanding consciousness.

Monte is the co-author of a series of bestselling metaphysical self-help books that have been translated into 14 languages. Since 1988, Monte has used his pragmatic approach to ‘street smart spirituality’ to train people in improving their psychic awareness, and he is passionate about helping individuals access their intuition to make better decisions and alleviate suffering.

Today, Monte sits down with Emerald to share his background in comparative religion and spiritual teaching, explaining how his wife Amy inspired his interest in astrology. He offers insight around being masculine and spiritual at the same time and accessing your inner power with tools like his Karma Cards. Monte discusses the principles of quantum physics and offers advice on expanding your consciousness and supporting your partner. Listen in for Monte’s take on the connection between decision-making and hope and learn how to pursue creative endeavors at the intersection of your gifts and the world’s needs.

Why Monte considers the year he met his wife Year Zero

Monte’s background in comparative religion and astrology

The idea of ‘street-smart spirituality’

Monte’s insight around being masculine AND spiritual

The tools Monte has designed to access your inner power

Monte’s advice on making the conscious choice to be present

How Monte’s self-awareness helps others feel safe

How to expand your consciousness through quantum physics

Monte’s view on helping your partner fly

How Monte’s wife inspires his creativity

Monte’s ‘never give up’ approach to creative projects

The creative intersection of your gifts and the world’s needs

Monte’s take on poor decisions stemming from a lack of hope

Monte’s Website

The Enchanted World of Amy Zerner & Monte Farber

Books by Monte Farber

Love, Light & Laughter by Monte Farber and Amy Zerner

Karma Cards: Amazing Fun-to-Use Astrology Cards to Read Your Future by Monte Farber

The Art of War by Sun Tzu

How You Do Anything Is How You Do Everything by Cheri Huber

Books by Lao Tzu

If you (or someone you know) are one of the worlds Magnificent Men On Purpose who should be considered for a guest spot on the show APPLY HERE: bit.ly/PitchMen

Emerald’s Website

Emerald on LinkedIn

Emerald on Twitter

Email: [email protected]

This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.