The Optimal Life with Nate Haber

Nate was joined by his fiance, Lindsey, to recap their Dry January experience.

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Ep. 259 - Emily Sanders :: Emotional Maturity and Healthy Home Environments

Ep. 145 - Lindsey Walters :: ALS and its Devastating Impact

Ep. 137 - Vanessa V :: Dating Chronicles and Debacles

Luke Howard is the founder of Lukenosis Hypnotherapy, a clinic dedicated to helping people overcome ailments such as anxiety and weight loss, in addition to various addictions such as smoking, alcohol and drugs.

Learn more at https://lukenosis.com

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Carla Fowler is the founder of THAXA, an elite executive coaching firm that leverages performance science to help CEO's, entrepreneurs and business executives achieve greater levels of success. She graduated from Brown University magna cum laude and earned her MD and PhD at the University of Washington.

Learn more at www.thaxa.com

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Elizabeth Entin is an atheist who believes in an afterlife. She joined me to provide reasoning on why she does not believe in God and to discuss various theories about humanity and what happens to us when we die. She also recently authored the book, "WTF Just Happened?!: A Sciencey Skeptic Explores Grief, Healing and Evidence of an Afterlife."

Learn more at https://wtfjusthappened.net

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Ep. 149 - Kathy McDaniel :: Seeing the Afterlife

Ep. 67 - Rabbi Zushe Greenberg :: Let Go, Let God

Allison Frye is a mental health advocate whose mother and brother both committed suicide. She hosts a new podcast, "Allison in Wonderland," dedicated to interviewing others who have struggled with mental health issues.

Learn more at https://allisoninwonderland.com

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Ep. 211 - Katherine Jansen-Byrkit :: Alive and Awake

Ep. 52 - Mel Yu, Australia-based keynote speaker spreading suicide awareness after having lost her boyfriend to suicide in 2014

Nate criticizes an article published in today's Wall Street Journal that talks about how the Damar Hamlin scare could impact the mental health of NFL players, leading some to suggest that resuming play may not be an option.

You can view the WSJ article Damar Hamlin's Collapse and the Mental Health Concerns Facing the NFL

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Damar Hamlin's cardiac arrest during last night's Monday Night Football game was scary, shocking and terribly sad. It reminds us that health is wealth and, without it, nothing else matters.

Grant Cardone belittles you if you make $400,000 per year or less. There are a lot of Internet gurus selling pipe dreams and claiming they know how to make you more money. All you have to do is "pay to play."

In 2023, please beware of what you are being sold. A vast majority of them are scams.

Remember that there is no short-cut to success. And that comparison is truly the thief of joy.

Jeff Bermant is the CEO of Virtual World Computing and the creator of the new TUSK web browser, a free speech browser that allows you to privately browse the Internet without bias or censorship.

Download TUSK and learn more at https://tuskbrowser.com

Chuck Hogan is the managing partner at Your Best Life, an organization helping people elevate faith, family, finance and fitness through mentor strategizing, community and exclusive travel experiences.

Learn more at https://YBLNow.com