Here's a breakdown of some of the key moments in our conversation:

00:00 Get notifications and updates at ChristopherDorris.com/lists.

04:13 Exploring relationship between mental toughness and psilocybin.

09:25 3-month jungle training with indigenous healers. Traumatic.

10:59 Traumatic jungle experiences lead to psilocybin advocacy.

16:09 Prep sessions help inward journey with mushrooms.

16:54 Prep, journey, integration, arrival, product, options, taste.

22:17 Retreats in other countries can be challenging.

25:00 Psilocybin can be a helpful teacher.

27:17 Psilocybin experiences have profound and meaningful effects.

32:39 Curating playlists based on sound therapy expertise.

35:35 Submit info through contact form, social equity options.

37:38 Cate is an expert who commits fully.

How many people do you know who were inducted into TEN - yeah, you heard it - TEN different Halls of Fame?!

In this episode of Tough Talks, we have back with us a truly remarkable guest, Jeff Nyce, a retired SWAT team commander and a two-time survivor of terminal illnesses.

Despite being diagnosed with his third terminal illness ALS also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, Jeff continues to choose to live and embrace a positive mindset as he keeps pushing forward.

Jeff's story teaches us that Mental Toughness is about creating from all circumstances, even those most would consider tragic. He has overcome the odds twice, and is looking to make it three times now as he continues to choose to live every day.

Due to his physical limitations, we have utilized artificial intelligence to recreate his voice and convey his powerful message.

Join us as Jeff shares his insights on the mind-body relationship, the importance of exercise, and the factors that contribute to sustained health in the face of a devastating diagnosis. Prepare to be inspired by Jeff's incredible resilience and determination. 

I'm so thrilled to be able to introduce you to an absolute Powerhouse (in every way). His name is Siavash Fashi. He's the owner of the enormously successful small gym (very very small, and apparently wonderfully high-vibe and chaotic!) in Culver City, CA named SixPax Gym.
Siavash left Iran, where bodybuilding was illegal and where he dealt with cancer, poverty, and political turmoil. After seven years as a refugee in England and a year in a U.S. prison for using a fake passport, he headed to SoCal to achieve his dreams. With nothing to his name except grit and determination, he was able to build one of the most profitable small gyms in the country.
In our Tough Talks conversation today, we only get through 1/3 of the originally intended content because his story is SO compelling and chock-full of Mental Toughness GOLD.
This guy is a Master Mental Coach and he doesn't even know it!
His story is mesmerizing. Prepare to be in rapture and to be mind-blown by this guy who totally gets the power of using your mind intelligently to create excellence from suffering!
And he JUST published his first book, Small Gym, Big Results! You can find it here:

Watch the episode on: https://christopherdorris.com/tough-talks-moving-minds-with-mushrooms-with-jake-the-snake-plummer/

His speaking career started at age 8 when his iconic minister father had him speak before a church congregation of thousands in his native Ghana. He himself was ordained a minister at age 14. He didn't ask for any of that. So at age 18 he won a green card in the Ghanaian lottery, followed his intuition, and moved to LA, alone, knowing no one, with $800 in his pocket.

He is now one of the world's most recognized leaders in the world of personal development and his name is Kute Blackson.

In our remarkable conversation today, Kute blesses the Tough Talks Podcast Tribe with some legit wisdom pearls!

When I asked him to tell us what he does, his response was, "I don't do. I undo." And he elaborated beautifully upon that.

He also gives us a series of profound questions that we can ask ourselves to help free ourselves from the conditioning of our pasts that governs us.

And he makes clear what it means to "surrender" - and it ain't what most think. In fact, he went on to say, "Surrender is the most powerful thing we can ever do!"