On today’s episode of the podcast:

Taking cues from an Aussie football star on the dilemma of talking about the things you are good at,

Losing the ability to sleep as a direct result of unresolved internal issues,

Why I had permission denied on the next phase of my grand book publishing plan and how I got it back again,

The good reason I started gambling on sport this week,

The significant dangers of being double minded,

And…You won’t believe me when I tell you the 18 models online coach training is finally ready to go! All the info here: www.jaeminfrazer.com/training

On today’s episode:

What I learnt about insecurity from a bunch of naked German oldies.

The importance of pressure testing personal growth,

Hidden wisdom from the creator of Young Sheldon,

How knowing the rules of the game of life gives you an unfair advantage,

And why goodness is a function of choice.

On today’s episode:

My first public statement on the ‘Burpgate’ saga.

Does Ivan Milat’s death mean it’s safe to Hitchhike now?

Why sport makes me cry.

Examining the problem with the ‘only human’ language pattern

What the depraved behaviour showcased in ‘The sound of Freedom’ movie reveals about human nature.

Understanding some brilliant German rules before we return to Bad Berneck for a family holiday

And why it is taking me so bloody long to release my 18 models coach training program online.

This week on the Unhindered Podcast:

In response to a ridiculously light weight article published in Time magazine on anger management, here are three rules that offer real world wisdom on the subject instead.

Also, why getting permission from yourself to succeed is great, but permission to play is even better.

And why the feedback from last week's episode nearly broke me.

I was in a silly mood for this one…On today’s episode:

What does Marshall Bruce Mathers III have to do with life’s hidden meaning?

The 2 nap induced epiphanies I had this week.

Just because someone has a cool name doesn’t make them a legend.

Why it’s OK to drink VB. Even if you’re not a real tough kind of guy.

And, the great pressures endured by Christian teenage boys.

I hope you laugh as hard as I did.

This week on the Unhindered Podcast:

How to enjoy gluten, dairy, sugar and alcohol even when your doctor says you should never ingest these items ever again.

Why The Apostle Paul and Saint Augustine guessed the wrong answer to the right question, and why each of us are still paying for their mistake.

And why I’m supremely confident in the quality of the idea I’m writing my next book about, but not so confident in the quality of my writing about the idea…

Oh…And there’s some sweet new music to enjoy for your listening pleasure.

Everything changes in your world when you discover the wonderful art of state management. State really is king. If you can control your state, you can also control your outcomes. 

On today's episode I'll show you the three most important levers to quickly and effectively change your state no matter what is going on around you.

Also: Why you are not real, but music and laughter is (and why music on this podcast is here to stay.)

When it is appropriate to tell the government to F off.

And more proof that safety is an illusion just as Helen Keller said.

On today’s episode:

What my daughter discovered about the single most difficult part of being a life coach.

Why the self-esteem movement got caught focussing on the wrong solution to the right problem.

More thoughts on the use of Psilocybin for personal development in a therapeutic context.

And why editing the first draft of my latest book is a life threatening task.

On this week’s episode:

How I ‘cooked the goose’ while writing my next book.

Why perfect conditions are never as desirable as you’d imagine.

The best thing Helen Keller ever said.

Why risk averse people are actually the ones in most danger.

How one of my clients got drunk on his own fumes for 3 days

And the joy of John Farnham’s bagpipes.

My guest today is Charley Valher. Charley is an award wining business, marketing and investment expert from Melbourne who has just completed the Unhindered experience. He was happy to share very personally about his experience eradicating insecurity from his life and answer these tough questions on the subject.

- Can you describe your initial resistance to the ‘overcoming insecurity’ content I was publishing online?
- What was it that caused you to realise that hidden insecurity was a problem worth investigating?
- What were some of the deep moments of awareness that rocked your world when we started coaching together?
- What did you find most transformational about the unhindered experience?
- What did you find most difficult to address?
- What has been the lasting fruit of confronting and eradicating your deepest fears about yourself?
- Any surprising changes in your life you never anticipated?
- Why do you think most people will not do what you’ve just done over the last 6 months?

We had a lot of fun in the coaching process together, and this conversation was no different. I’m sure you’ll find his journey super interesting and relevant to wherever you are at in the process of overcoming your own insecurity.