Training is a continual process and one of extreme importance. Learning to take the time to grow and expand our skills is what helps us become the best heroes we can be.
Learning how to develop courage is the topic of this episode. One of the best things we can do is surround ourselves with supporting and loving people. This in turn strengthens our resolve and confidence which manifests into courage.
There is much to be learned from the great thinkers in our world. Simon Sinek is one of these. In this episode I talk about the most important quality a leader can have according to Simon and how it makes us better people.
In this episode we take a closer look at the first phase of the hero's journey and explore new principles of pursuing a life of meaning and fulfillment.
Finding role models in the movies we watch, the books we read and from those around us is a natural part of life. But applying what we learn from these heroes is not so easy. In this episode I discuss how we can craft a perfect role model that
The movie that we learn from in this episode is Secretariat, the story of the famous racehorse and his amazing owner. This story perfectly shows the battle within all of us, the struggle to defeat our faceless villain.
Stoicism plays a big part in our interpretation of the modern day depiction of heroism. The philosophy of the stoics originates in ancient Greece and the scholars of old. In this episode we learn about the philosophy's origins and how it has in
Harmony is found when we develop our weaknesses and turn them into strengths, face our fears and mature as well rounded people. Any good hero can be brave and bold but the truly great ones are those who discover harmony. Learn how this applies
Looking at our lives as the hero's journey can be a so helpful and insightful but sometimes trying to be a hero can actually cause more harm than good.
The two pillars of heroism: Strength and Honor. In this episode we discuss why these traits represent everything good about being a hero and how it can be a theme for our lives.
The archetype of the lover is perhaps the most important as it is about accessing that inner spontaneity and love for life. It's about loving ourselves and loving others compassionately. It's about being receptive and open to the human experien
Every culture has their ritual leaders who leads the people to emotional and psychological places of peace in harmony. This can also be seen in stories from all ages and mythologies. In this episode I talk about the archetype of the magician a
Warrior culture has been a part of nearly every civilization since the beginning of the world. Some embraced the honor and courage of the warrior while some exploited others with their power. In this episode I talk about the archetype of the wa
Powerful kings and queens ruled the world for thousands of years, some leading their nations to prosperity, peace and a bright future while others lead the people to chaos, poverty and disharmony. In this episode I talk about the archetype of t
Understanding the meaning of archetypes of stories and the characters inside them can also help us understand the way our psyche fits into these archetypes as well. In this episode we discuss archetypes as taught by Carl Jung, Robert Moore and
Overly focusing on greatness as a standard to be achieved can lead to obsession with outcomes and physical results as opposed to focusing on being a good person which will lead to a different kind of greatness. Now, achievement is important an
What is humanity's purpose? What is the internal drive that guides people through life? The pursuit of happiness is a cause and a lifestyle that is deep inside us. It guides our decisions and inspires our actions. But how does happiness and fin
Sometimes using what we've learned can be difficult as principles and new ideas can be abstract and out there. But grounding these ideas and finding ways to implement them in our lives is crucial to grow as people. In this episode I share some
While we are always the hero to our stories, we may not be the protagonist. Confused? In this episode I discuss how we can separate the two and how we may fit into other roles of a story.
What makes a hero inspiring? What drives to emulate these heroes and connects us to their stories? In this episode I’ll do my best to answer these questions as we discuss the different archetypes these heroes represent and how they connect to
This is the third and final episode of the Hero’s Journey series where I break down the 12 steps and discuss their meaning. In this final piece I discuss the point of the journey and how the quest transforms the hero.