Tribesmen

Episode 36 of the Tribesment podcast is now live!

In this episode, I interviewed Oren Schneider.

Oren was born in Israel, a third generation to holocaust survivors and seventh generation to farmers from the Galilee. He is an entrepreneur who enjoys music, cooking, travel, people and especially the combination of all four.

In this episode, we talked about his book, The Apprentice of Buchenwald, his inspiration for writing it, and the journey he has been on since then.

We also discussed raising awareness of the persecution of Jews throughout history and his passion for creating meaningful change.

We had a fascinating conversation about what it means to be a part of an oppressed minority and how we can use our collective efforts to bring awareness and create positive change.

"..history has a lot of sad tales of survivors who just couldn't find the will to continue, it was just too much for them to be.."

".. just to be able to see, not the pain but the strength of people. You know, the incredible strength, mental, physical, emotional faith, whatever it is, that got them through.."

".. none of us have the ability to actually feel or understand what they, what they went through hell on earth, you had to reinvent yourself, when, when you were liberal, after you've been liberated, you had to explain to yourself what had happened and give yourself a reason to continue living. .."

This episode forces us to reflect on how far we have come and how much we still need to do to support those struggling against oppression and injustice.

Make sure you tune in from the start till the end of the episode!

Chazak ve'Ematz!

Episode 35 of the Tribesmen Podcast is now LIVE with no other than Rabbi Daniel Lapin!

Rabbi Daniel Lapin, known widely as America's Rabbi, is a noted rabbinic scholar, best-selling author, and TV host. He is president of the American Alliance of Jews and Christians, author of America's Real War, Thou Shall Prosper, and other best-sellers. A frequent guest on Fox News, WallBuilders Radio, and Glenn Beck TV, he hosts his own popular radio and podcast programs with audiences worldwide.

In this episode, Rabbi Lapin shared his insight on how to reach success through an integrated application of five important zones of life: family, fitness, friendships, faith, and finance.

He also discussed the importance of personal integrity when it comes to making money and highlighted key differences in marketing approaches between men and women.

He touched upon faith as a significant component for finding balance in life. He explained why faith in something greater than oneself and how it helps foster resilience during tough times, which is essential for success.

Rabbi Lapin provided valuable advice on what it takes to attain real success by weaving together elements from all five zones.

"your ability to make money is enhanced by your social life, your friendships, by your faith, even very much involved in that what I mean by faith is not only things having to do with God and religion, but also all things that fall into the spiritual zone."

"one of the most shocking things that has literally invaded the soul of our society, is the idea that money is like guns…"

"it's been kind of brought down generation by generation to us where somebody who has money is evil, and that money is evil, and so they must be evil?.."

It was an enlightening experience -- an episode you wouldn't want to miss!

In this episode of the Tribesmen podcast, we have a special guest, Joey Hauss.

Joey is a highly skilled and experienced wellness instructor, with certifications in the Wim Hof Method and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. As a Wim Hof Method Level 2 Certified Breathwork and Cold Immersion Facilitator, Joey has undergone specialized training and instruction in the Wim Hof Method's unique breathing and cold immersion techniques, which are said to improve overall health and well-being.

In addition to his breathwork expertise, Joey is a Black Belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu under Master Jean Jacques Machado, and brings his knowledge of martial arts and the physical discipline it requires to his wellness instruction.

In this episode, Joey talked about combining Judaism with spiritual exploration through plant medicine, breathwork & meditation - something that can be hard for some but has been incredibly transformative for him.

He explains how breath work helps him manage stress levels and develop deeper self-awareness and what drives him to seek more adventures exploring spirituality with the help of plant medicines from around the world.

Find out how these spiritual practices can help you in finding inner peace despite all of life's obstacles that can stand in the way of your personal growth - such as family obligations or societal pressures.

His story serves as an inspiration for those who are looking for more ways to explore their faithfulness through both traditional religious teachings & modern methods like plant medicine & breathwork.

"what you've often find is people that like we're in like real turmoil in their lives and then went to some real deep rock bottom and were able to turn it around"

"You can have all the creature comforts, the women, the drugs, whatever it is that excites you, like the fame and all that good stuff. But without a level of a deeper meaning, you're going to enter this hole that no amount of money can feel fill, no amount of anything like within this physical realm I feel can actively fill."

"But there is something to being out in the elements and being a little uncomfortable, being a little cold, being a little too hot, that literally forces you to be present."

Tune into this episode now!

PS. Joey was the one who influenced me into doing the "ice bath," which is a game changer!

Healthy body = a wealthy mind.

Listen to this episode to find out what made me say that, as I interviewed my good friend, Justin Feldman.

Justin is the founder & creator of the Wealthy Body Academy, a program specially designed for entrepreneurs & high performers that's helped hundreds of men around the world, in 7 different countries, transform their body & integrate time-efficient health routines into their busy lifestyle.

From being born with his feet sideways, wearing a metal back brace for over a decade, and being hooked on pain killers…Justin sees his "hardship" as a blessing in disguise because it helped him realize health is wealth.

He believes, as a high achiever, it's our #1 responsibility in this world to lead by example and show up at our best…so we can truly make a positive impact on our loved ones and the rest of the world.

In this episode, he discussed the importance of taking care of your body and shared his top tips for living a health-wealth-filled life.

Becoming a healthier version of ourselves requires work, determination, and dedication. Justin discussed why it's important to have a plan and stick to it, as well as how to stay motivated even when we experience setbacks. He shared stories of learning how to build his strength back up after battling different tribulations, including severe neck issues and just chronic pain throughout his body.

Justin emphasizes that taking care of yourself is about physical health and mental and emotional well-being. He believes if we take time for ourselves, our energy will be replenished and improved to live the life we truly want.

He also reminded us that creating a mindful lifestyle will open up opportunities for growth in our lives, both physically and mentally, and he shared the ROI method that he teaches his clients.

"..I will say it was a very difficult journey, but I also believe that, you know, God and universe puts things in your life for a reason..."

"..What are the stories that you're telling yourself that are ultimately keeping you stuck in life, even if you are successful..."

"...Whenever you have any kind of physical, emotional, mental ailments in your life, it's not that it's happening to you, it's happening for you. It's the pain teacher teaching you something that you need to see in your life..."

So if you want to take control of your well-being, be sure to listen to this episode!

Episode 32 of the Tribesmen is now LIVE!

Join us as we talk with Dr. Felder, a leading psychologist and author of the book "Here I am."

Leonard Felder, PhD, is a licensed psychologist in West Los Angeles who has written twelve books on personal growth that have sold over one million copies. He leads discussions and workshops throughout the country at both synagogues and churches, and numerous interfaith events. He has also appeared on over 200 radio and television programs, including Oprah, The Today Show, CNN, The CBS Early Show, NBC Nightly News, National Public Radio, Canada AM, and BBC London.

In this episode, we discussed how to overcome life's challenges, find balance in your life, and live authentically. Plus, Dr. Felder will share his unique insights into understanding human behavior and relationships.

You will learn:

1. How to show gratitude and appreciation for people in your life.
2. The importance of having strength and courage to do what needs to be done and become the person you want to be.
3. The power of words, especially when encouraging others.
4. Why it's important to take the time to recognize people's successes and show compassion in times of need.

And so much more!

"But this spiritual sense and this psychological sense of, oh, actually, Judaism has some wonderful teachings about how to breathe and be present and be there for your loved ones and be there for your own self and find out what your soul's purpose is. Those are great things that I wasn't taught as a kid..."

".. you're pretty important to yourself..."

".. if that's your mission in life, to let your soul shine, you could probably live a long life because there's gonna be layers and layers and layers of taking off these layers of covering to let more of your soul shine. And sometimes people don't get a chance to do that until, you know, they're in their fifties, sixties, seventies, or eighties..."

".. to admit that it's scary and uncomfortable and unfamiliar to be having these changes and these new visions of what, what you want. So if you are gentle with your own, you know, fears about it's different and unfamiliar, and then you can encourage everybody else to be gentle and patient with.."

So, if you're ready to start living your best life, join us as we get into an inspiring conversation with Dr. Felder.

You don't want to miss out on this one! Tune in now and join the Tribesmen Community.

Episode 31 of the Tribesmen Podcast is now live!

In this episode, we have Barry Shore. Barry Shore is a Mental Wellness activist, successful serial entrepreneur, change maker, and life transformer whose profound message of JOY is being embraced globally.

Tune in today for an uplifting conversation on how to cultivate joy in our lives, how to reclaim ownership of the story you tell yourself and your community, and how to use your creativity and resilience as a superpower.

Barry also talked about his own journey-- from being paralyzed to overcoming this in order to live a life of purpose and passion. He also shared practical advice on staying motivated during hard times and his perspective on why it's important never to give up hope.

In this episode, you will learn:

- How to take ownership of your story and create a life you love

- Practical tips on how to stay inspired and motivated during challenging times

- How resilience is the ultimate superpower

- The importance of never giving up hope, even in the face of adversity.

"..Your life has a purpose. And when you lead a purpose-driven life, you can go mad. Now, that's a great acronym that stands for make a Difference. .."

"... And I'm talking about seeing miracles in life every day... can you hear? can you stand still?Can you walk? Do you have water drink? Do you have food teeth? You have a place to sleep, you have family of friends. Every single one of those you go is a miracle. And what's the proof? Simplest proof. A million people didn't get out of bed this morning..."

"...Choice not chance determines your destiny. How you choose to respond in any given situation really helps determine your destiny..."

This episode of Tribesmen is one you won't want to miss!

Listen now to get inspired, motivated, and empowered by Barry Shore's wisdom!

Until then, let's go MAD– Go make a difference!

In this podcast episode of the Tribesmen podcast, I interviewed Rabbi Shalom Hammer.

Rabbi Shalom Hammer lives in Israel now 32 years and serves as an educational lecturer for the IDF. He is the founder and director of Makom Meshutaf which offers non-denominational and non-coercive Jewish educational programming for Pre-Military Academies throughout Israel.

Since his daughter Gila died from suicide at the age of 18, Rabbi Hammer champions mental health awareness and suicide prevention worldwide.

In this episode, he dives deep into his experience with grief and how he found the strength to keep going.

It is an inspiring conversation that opened my eyes to the importance of mental health awareness, self-care, and resilience in times of adversity. I am extremely grateful that Rabbi Hammer shared his story with us on this episode.

What you'll learn from this episode:

• Rabbi Hammer's journey through his grief and how he found resilience
• The importance of mental health awareness and suicide prevention
• Self-care strategies in times of adversity
• What we can do to help those suffering from depression and suicidal thoughts.

Gain a greater understanding of why it is so important to prioritize mental health and learn tangible action steps that you can use to support someone who is struggling.

We all have an obligation to care for each other, as Rabbi Hammer explains so powerfully in this podcast.

"..our greatest attribute is life. We want to live, we want to embrace life. And everyone obviously deserves a shot at that. Everyone has to embrace and remember it, and certainly to take care to even those who are suffering, to somehow remind them of that and bring them there."

"..because people are afraid to say the word suicide. It's something that as I said before, remains a taboo. People are afraid if they mention the word that, it will promote and that it will certainly encourage others and so on and so forth. And that's a mistake."

"But ultimately, when someone is experiencing those things, it's a downward spiral. And they feel trapped, so trapped in a place of darkness and despair that they just don't know if there are any viable options out there."

".. the vast majority, not all the vast majority of people, particularly adolescents who die from suicide, do not want to die. They want to live. They just don't have direction guidance, or they don't have the know how of what they're supposed to do for themselves..."

I hope you enjoy this episode! Remember to subscribe, rate, and leave us a review!

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Chazak ve'Ematz!

In this episode, I spoke to Jewish educator, author, podcaster, and life coach Shlomo Buxbaum. The author of "The Four Elements of an Empowered Life" shared pieces of advice from his journey migrating to the US and how he made a name for himself despite his tribulations.

He goes deep into the reasons why we feel certain things, act in certain ways, and how we can move forward with a more empowered outlook in life.

I hope you enjoy this episode! Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and leave us a review!

What You'll Learn From This Episode:

[6:03] Shlomo defines what it means to have a purpose in life

[7:20] The moment Shlomo introduces how one may see their purpose in life and undervalue it

[10:10] Debunking "quick self-development rituals" and learning to live with your incomplete missions in life

[11:40] The moment Shlomo shares some inspirational words from his peers

[12:55] What was the idea behind writing "The Four Elements of an Empowered Life"?

[16:50] How do you view yourself and how attached are you to your life?

[20:18] The part where Shlomo talks about his personal experience to his realizations in life

[23:19] Is that what living an empowered life truly is?

[27:30] Surrounding yourself with the right people who will uplift you in life

[32:15] Understand the weight of your responsibilities to your community, to your family, and to yourself

[36:40] What you can expect and apply from "The Four Elements of an Empowered Life"

EPIC Words of Shlomo Buxbaum :

"We can have one purpose at one point in our life and that becomes our whole world – but then we look at that life of ours and we say, 'You know what, that's not me anymore', and then we look elsewhere and that becomes our mission. It's a beautiful process…"

"We go through dry spells in our life. They can last a short time, they can last a long time, with anything… I think that the key is to not remain stagnant, but also to realize that you need to give yourself that grace."

"When your heart is broken, it opens a certain amount of depth to receive and to give."

"The primary way that we identify ourselves is bigger than all of the tasks, bigger than anything we're attached to… Ultimately, 'what am I?' I am something that is so much bigger than all of this, and because of that, I can take a step out and look at it from almost this high level place…"

"Even when you're in a dark place, you'll understand that this is really part of that beautiful picture."

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Chazak ve'Ematz!

For this episode, I interviewed Saul Blinkoff, an inspirational speaker, Hollywood filmmaker (Disney, Dreamworks, Netflix), and father of four. Saul shared how he reached his dream of working for Disney as an animator in this interview.

He also had great pieces of advice for anyone who feels stuck in their career or struggles to reach their goals.

I hope you enjoy this episode! Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and leave us a review!

What You'll Learn From This Episode:

[01:34] The very first time Saul realized what he wanted to do in life – his dream or goal to be a director! [03:46] How Saul knew how to achieve his goal to be a Disney animator before the time of the internet and who helped him. [04:40] Saul's experience in the Disney Casting Building where he was given "the most valuable piece of paper" (other than her wedding contract) he has ever held in his hand. [05:50] What was the equation that Saul to become a Disney animator after he was handed the paper? [06:50] What propelled Saul to not give up on his vision? [09:45] The community that Saul grew up in and his upbringing [13:00] Saul's experiences in school strengthen his love for art [14:41] What did Saul's art teacher teach him when he could finally draw hands which was his weakness? [16:22] The very first drawing Saul makes for his first Disney movie [19:07] What does it mean to "date your career?" [25:32] Saul's inner peace and where it comes [27:06] Saul's first time in Israel and what he learned about Judaism. [39:13] A life not of happiness but a life of "What can we do with our passion and abilities to serve humanity?" [39:45] "We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give." - Winston Churchill [44:06] Our tools every day and seeing our potential everyday [47:10] Our legacy and what we want the world to remember about us [49:56] When do we appreciate walking? When we see one who can't. [51:20] Listen to 'Til You Can't by Cody Johnson – why Saul strongly asks us to listen to country music! [55:08] What did the 9-11 event teach Saul about life? [56:45] The game-changing tool that can change your life if you allow it to!

EPIC Words of Saul Blinkoff: "If you are lucky enough to have clarity on something you want to achieve…now the question is, 'how are you going to achieve it?'"

"Whatever it is that you watch that inspires you – the thing that you will find a common place to anybody that achieved something that you think is great – that the secret is they will go through an incredible amount of struggle."

"It's not just how well you do craft, but how well you do your craft so you can deliver your message."

"We have to approach our weakness with the goal of turning it into our strength."

"What we need to do is we have to think of gifts as not what it is that I do well, it's what it is that interest me. That's a gift in itself!"

"What makes you happy may not be good for you."

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Chazak ve'Ematz!

Dr. Hank's inspiring story of how he overcame a terrible accident that left him paralyzed will inspire you to reach your highest potential. Learn how powerful our thoughts are and what they can do for you. Dr. Hank's story is a great reminder that no matter what life throws our way, we have the ability to overcome any obstacle.

What You'll Learn From This Episode:

[01:10] Who Dr. Hank is and his background in Mental Science and Behavioral Psychology, and how thoughts become things [03:32] The power of our thoughts and how it correlates with our energy [04:17] The story of Dr. Hank's tragic accident and how he faced it despite the doctors' news [05:44] Overall benefits of deep breathing [09:06] What are "thoughts" and how to do these work regarding business, wanting to be successful, etc. [10:45] What does it mean when you're "feeling good" and when you're "feeling bad." [13:17] Why is Dr. Hank not on social media, and how does media affect us [15:03] Dr. Hank answers, "Is it training the subconscious to think positive consistently, or is it the conscious to think positive?" [17:52] According to Dr. Hank, what is the number 1 fear of the American people? [20:20] Where does the action take place? [27:39] How are our words powerful, and how can we have a "better feeling" thought? [29:05] What is emotional contagion? [33:28] People make life much harder just because of what they're thinking and not what's going on [34:47] We are in control when we don't try to control the outside world

EPIC Words of Dr. Hank: "Whatever you focus your attention at will grow."

"We are guided every moment of every day through our feelings."

"99.9% of everything we have comes from our thoughts."

"You have to have a happy journey. And the key is to enjoy yourself right now."

"We all have put chains around our hearts."

Contact Dr. Hank: www.drhank.biz (214) 753-7204

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Chazak ve'Ematz!