- Zack Blakeney is a self-mastery and Consciousness coach, founder of the Conscious Creators Community.
- He was lost in pornography when he was 14, which led to a 16-year addiction.
- He empowers world-class leaders and funders to transform from the inside out, using unique methodology and processes.
- He believes that addiction is a never-ending search outside of oneself for fulfillment.
- He defines empowerment as the recognition of the truth that one is the creator and cause of life's experiences.
- He grew up in a middle-class white American family but got lost in drugs, porn, and stress, guilt and shame.
- His ex-wife filed for divorce when he was 30 and that was the force he needed to admit his problem and change his life.
Gavin Meenan interviews Zack Blakeney, who is a self-mastery and Consciousness coach and the founder of the Conscious Creators Community. Zack shares his own journey with addiction and disempowerment, specifically his 16-year addiction to porn and drugs. He defines addiction as a never-ending search outside of oneself for fulfilment and attachment to dopamine-producing behaviors. He also mentions his divorce and being forced to admit his addiction. He empowers world-class leaders and funders to transform from the inside out, using his unique methodology and processes to create fast, repeatable results for long-term success and personal fulfilment.
Zack talks about his journey to becoming conscious and realizing that they have the same power to create as the Creator of the universe. They share seven principles (seven hermetic principles, seven powerful rules to be the creator of your life, and seven shields) that they use to help guide their clients to understand their own power to create and to live a life in alignment with their true nature. These principles start from the highest perspective of the laws of the universe down to the individual's grounding in their own life. An example of a principle discussed is cause and effect, which is the understanding that everything in life has a cause and effect and there are no accidents.
They discuss Gavin's past addiction to porn and how he has helped others overcome the same issue. Gavin explains that the root of porn addiction is not just the addiction to porn, but it is an addiction to shame, guilt, stress, and other lower level vibration emotions. He suggests that the first step for someone struggling with addiction is to establish a routine for themselves and to take control of their thoughts and emotions. He gives tips on his own morning routine, which includes setting his phone alarm in his closet, laying out his clothes ahead of time, and starting the day with a cold glass of water to kick start the day.
They continue to discuss the importance of self-belief and clarity in personal development. They also mention their 3-day in-person transformation training program that helps clients discover themselves through experiences and challenges. This is monitored by their staff and helps clients identify their unconscious limitations. The coaching process also includes one-on-one sessions and integrated action items. Meditation is also emphasized as a key aspect of their coaching process, with a recommended time of 15 minutes. It helps with reducing stress, anxiety, and increasing clarity. Gavin personally meditates twice a day for a revitalizing effect.
In the final part of the transcript, Gavin and Zack discuss the issue of porn and its relationship with society's view on sex. They believe that sex has been shamed by society and this has led to the demonization of sex. They also note that some religious beliefs, such as Christianity, hold that sex before marriage is a sin. They argue that porn is a result of this shame and that it is the user's choice to use it. They also suggest that high areas of porn concentration, such as Utah and the southeast United States, are due to the negative views of sex held by religious groups such as Mormons and Southern Baptists. Finally, Zack provides links to his website, Unleash Your G, and his porn addiction program, Take the Red Pill, and invites men who are listening to reach out to him for support