The Road Less Babbled

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Ever wonder what it's like to fly into a combat zone while crammed into a plane with hundreds of other soldiers? Well, you're in luck! Tellis Gary takes us on a very interesting journey into his experience in the military as young Millennial Male and the lessons he learned. From not walking on the grass, to constantly being yelled and told you suck at life, there is a lot to take away from this episode.

P.S. the episode contains cursing.

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Shravan Malaney is an attorney, social butterfly, and all around amazing individual. He has moved from Tennessee to Omaha and back to Tennessee in the last few years all in a search for personal growth and fulfillment. 

Shravan has worked as a consultant and attorney and is most recently working in legal for the State of Tennessee. 

In this episode we discuss things holding millennial men back in the work force and in life, understanding your flaws, and being honest with yourself. Shravan also discusses his recent "quarter-life crisis" and how he grew from it.

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This week, Adam and I are joined by Zac Slabaugh to have a roundtable discussion around working in sales in the 21st Century.

I think you'll really enjoy some of the thoughts and ideas that were shared around how to get your message across effectively in an every changing world. And how get out of your own head while knowing when to walk away from a situation.

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Dr. Rob Bell is a sport psychology coach, author, and public speaker. He has written 6 books on Mental Toughness and his most recent book is titled: NO ONE Gets There ALONE.

He has published over a dozen journal articles and has been featured on ESPN, The Golf Channel, Runner’s World, NY Times and Stack Magazine.

Rob currently works with the University of Notre Dame and has collaborated with Indy Eleven Professional Soccer, PGA Tour Winners, an Olympic Silver Medalist, an ATP Champion, and the 2013 USTA National Champion. 

Since 2006 he’s consulted with hundreds of athletes, coaches, and teams.

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Arthur Hatton is a doctoral student in clinical psychology, counselor, coach, scientist, and songwriter. He received a B. S. in Psychology with a minor in Islamic Studies in 2009, a M.S. in Psychology (Experimental) in 2011 and a M.S. in Psychology (Clinical) in 2016.

In this episode we discussed the importance of young men taking initiative and showing leadership in their personal relationships. While discussing some practical approaches to getting out of one's comfort zone and making new friends.

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In this episode my friend Drew Davis joins me to share his personal experience with the loss of his mother. How he struggled, at a young age, to handled the grief and adversity that it caused for him and his siblings. As well as, inter-personal challenges that his mother's early passing brought upon his family.

The knowledge and experiences Drew shared are applicable to many aspects of life, but particularly in the arena of losing a loved one.

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This week Adam Roddy fills in for Jovica while interviewing Andrew Hoilman. Andrew and Adam discuss the journey from Pre-Med student to spending four years in an Orthodox Christian Monastery. How to get used to coming back into the world while finding one's identity, and the struggles of day to day life trying to identify manhood. 

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