Real, raw stories from men about how they have navigated the complexities of being a man in this modern day. How the “boys don’t cry” way of thinking has influenced them, and how they have risen above societal pressures to be true to themselves. We will talk about real-world experiences, not just theories and ideas, and I hope you will see you are not alone and learn from these men's lives.
Join me, Brandon Archer - father, athlete, mentor as I have real conversations with a variety of guests.
https://brandonarcher.com/
https://www.instagram.com/_brandonarcher/
27-Leading himself to healing while modelling healthy manhood to his sons -Jesse Hampton
Jesse and I talk about going from being an anxious man, to one feeling solid in himself and owning our emotions. We get into what we want to proved for our sons, and I take away some excellent tips form him that I will use with my son. Jesse leads himself and his own healing, he is a true beacon of hope to men that want to see how far they can grow.
The act of introducing Himself as an artist, instead of his occupation or other status, has changed the way sees himself, his identity, and how he has moved towards his essence. He used this process in his journey to overcome many of the limiting beliefs he once held about what he was capable of. Jesse is the father of 3 teenage sons. Young men in training.
See Jesses art at https://www.instagram.com/hampton5.0/
13 Oct 2024
26 - He learned to listen to the wisdom of his inner voice - Paul Archer
Paul uses the term serendipitous for the things that have happened in his life. We have all had similar experiences to him, but perhaps we haven't reflected on them as he has. He has overcome a "real men drink" culture, motivated by being fully present for his children.
Paul is an entrepreneur, husband and super fit dad! find him on IG
https://www.instagram.com/the_quantum_dad/
12 Aug 2024
25 - His mother wound and enmeshment with mom - Trevor Bird
Trevor shares how he was unaware of his enmeshment with his mother and how his wife had to point it out to him. Trevors father was absent from his life from age 6 on, and he shares how he navigated that pain. His kids are an important part of his life, and he strives to provide them with something different then he received as a child.
Trevor Bird, a Personal Development Coach and Certified IFS Practitioner, embodies resilience. From childhood adversity to entrepreneurial success, he now guides others through inner conflict with empathy and transformative practices, aiming to empower individuals to lead themselves and inspire positive change.
https://www.trevorbird.com/
https://www.instagram.com/the_trevorbird/
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