A lot of the time we can fall in the trap of thinking being right is very important, but what’s the cost? In this episode the guys discuss how we can all do a better job of parking the ego and meeting people in an objective space.

In this episode, Nick and Ryan explore how normal or “appropriate” emotional states are being medicated due to an ever increasing aversion to unpleasant feelings and subsequent desire for them to go away with a quick fix solution, and also big pharma enjoying the profits from the demand for those (not so magic) pills.

Nick and Ryan often refer to “doing the work” and many people who decide to follow that path fall into the trap of taking it and themselves far too seriously. In this episode, the guys create a reminder that it’s important to celebrate being human and to embrace all that comes with being that.

Our inherent nature is one of compassion and kindness, if we see someone or something in suffering we want to naturally take care of it. In this episode, the guys discuss what prevents us from living in alignment with this nature.

In this episode the boys are joined by founder of Outback Mind Aaron Shultz who shares his experiences in the mental and physical health industries and what he’s now focused on to help the community and make the world a better place.

“Life” happens to all of us to different degrees, and we can’t control anything other than how we feel when we encounter these challenges and adversity. In this episode the guys explore how equipped people are to manage themselves when shit hits the fan.

The guys are joined by co founder of Endota Spa Melanie Gleeson in which they have a wonderful chat around what it took to start a fledgling business in a fledgling industry and then grow it into a well respected and successful national company. Mel provides some amazing insights into her mindset and how to overcome and embrace all the challenges…well worth the listen!

This episodes topic is one we could all do with more of, especially in todays modern world. There is so much adversity and suffering in the world, even a little bit more resiliency can make a big change to how we feel in our daily lives.

It’s easy to get caught up in the human race and feeling busy all the time. In this episode, the guys discuss how stopping and “being” is equally important is moving and “doing”.

In this episode the boys unpack how the insatiable ego drives so much of what we do and how we can begin to observe the irrational voice in our head and laugh at how bloody silly it can be at times.