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The Defiant Spirit
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-hjh6t-17dd811  In this episode of the Defiant Spirit podcast, Baruch HaLevi explores the profound question, 'Why haven't you killed yourself?' inspired by Viktor Frankl's teachings. He emphasizes the importance of finding one's 'why' as a means to choose life and thrive, rather than merely survive. Baruch shares personal anecdotes, discusses the significance of community support, and reveals his reworked message focusing on helping individuals articulate and live their unique purpose. The conversation serves as a powerful reminder of the defiant spirit within us all. Watch the podcast "Shadows & Shells" with Yehuda HaLevi: https://youtu.be/SBbeI5C6AfU?si=MxEKH_5p7ZVmDiur
Why Havent You Killed Yourself: And Why You Never Will.
In this episode of the Defiant Spirit podcast, Baruch HaLevi explores the profound question, 'Why haven't you killed yourself?' inspired by Viktor Frankl's teachings. He emphasizes the importance of finding one's 'why' as a means to choose life and thrive, rather than merely survive. Baruch shares personal anecdotes, discusses the significance of community support, and reveals his reworked message focusing on helping individuals articulate and live their unique purpose. The conversation serves as a powerful reminder of the defiant spirit within us all. Watch the podcast "Shadows & Shells" with Yehuda HaLevi: https://youtu.be/SBbeI5C6AfU?si=MxEKH_5p7ZVmDiur == 🔹 What You'll Learn: The question 'Why haven't you killed yourself?' is a profound invitation to explore one's purpose. Choosing life is a conscious decision that stems from finding a personal 'why'. Viktor Frankl's teachings highlight the importance of meaning in overcoming life's challenges. Community and support are crucial in helping individuals find their purpose. There are different forms of suicide: active, inactive, and passive, all representing a lack of engagement with life. Living on autopilot is a form of passive suicide; it's essential to live intentionally. Each person has a unique task to fulfill in their lifetime, which is their 'why'. Baruch's personal experiences with suicide in his family drive his passion for helping others find their purpose. The essence of living fully is to discover, articulate, and live your unique purpose. Baruch's work focuses on coaching and community support for men, emphasizing the importance of connection. 📌 Timestamp Highlights: 00:00 Introduction to the Defiant Spirit Podcast 02:54 The Provocative Question: Why Haven't You Killed Yourself? 05:49 Finding Your Why: The Key to Choosing Life 08:46 The Importance of Community and Support 12:11 Reworking the Message: From Man Uprising to Why Haven't You Killed Yourself? 15:02 Living Fully: The Essence of Your Unique Purpose 🔔 Stay Connected: Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/baruch_halevi/ Join our Facebook community: https://www.facebook.com/TheDefiantSpirit #suicide #coaching #Man #Men #DefiantSpirit #DrBaruchHaLevi #Communication #PersonalDevelopment #PersonalGrowth #SpiritualGrowth
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Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-w5q4b-177aa44 In this episode, hosts Baruch HaLevi and Dave Mann delve into the transformative power of vulnerability and connection for men, particularly in the second half of life. They discuss what it means to be "all in" and how men's groups provide a safe and supportive environment for emotional growth. The conversation explores the balance between masculinity and vulnerability, the impact of teasing on relationships, and the crucial role of trust and communication in fostering deeper connections. The hosts invite listeners to join their peer groups, emphasizing the value of community support and personal development in building a more meaningful life.
Man UPrising Podcast: The Power of Vulnerability and Connection in Men’s Lives
In this episode, hosts Baruch HaLevi and Dave Mann delve into the transformative power of vulnerability and connection for men, particularly in the second half of life. They discuss what it means to be "all in" and how men's groups provide a safe and supportive environment for emotional growth. The conversation explores the balance between masculinity and vulnerability, the impact of teasing on relationships, and the crucial role of trust and communication in fostering deeper connections. The hosts invite listeners to join their peer groups, emphasizing the value of community support and personal development in building a more meaningful life.
Man UPrising Podcast: The Power of Vulnerability and Connection in Men’s Lives
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-g3mje-17612bb Unmasking True Strength PART I: Lessons in Vulnerability from The Golden Bachelorette and Man UPrising   In this episode of the Man Uprising podcast, Dr. Baruch Halevi discusses the importance of men rising up in the second half of life. He emphasizes the need for vulnerability, the shift in focus from external achievements to internal growth, and the significance of peer groups in fostering emotional connections among men. Using 'The Golden Bachelorette' as a case study, he illustrates how men can support each other in their journeys towards deeper relationships and personal development. For more visit: www.manuprising.org   Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Man Uprising Podcast02:56 Rising Up Against Our Nature05:50 The Shift in Life's Focus08:46 The Golden Bachelorette: A Case Study12:02 The Importance of Peer Groups for Men14:54 Conclusion and Call to Action Takeaways Men need to rise up in the second half of life. Our work is to become supernatural, going beyond our nature. Courage is about vulnerability, not toughness. The second half of life requires a shift in focus from external to internal. Peer groups are essential for men to share vulnerabilities. The Golden Bachelorette showcases men supporting each other. It's important to redefine what it means to be successful in the second half of life. Men often struggle with vulnerability due to societal expectations. True intimacy can be found in peer groups, not just romantic relationships. The work of the second half of life is about connection and support.
Unmasking True Strength PART I: Lessons in Vulnerability from The Golden Bachelorette and Man UPrisi
In this episode of the Man Uprising podcast, Dr. Baruch Halevi discusses the importance of men rising up in the second half of life. He emphasizes the need for vulnerability, the shift in focus from external achievements to internal growth, and the significance of peer groups in fostering emotional connections among men. Using 'The Golden Bachelorette' as a case study, he illustrates how men can support each other in their journeys towards deeper relationships and personal development. For more visit: www.manuprising.org Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Man Uprising Podcast 02:56 Rising Up Against Our Nature 05:50 The Shift in Life's Focus 08:46 The Golden Bachelorette: A Case Study 12:02 The Importance of Peer Groups for Men 14:54 Conclusion and Call to Action Takeaways Men need to rise up in the second half of life. Our work is to become supernatural, going beyond our nature. Courage is about vulnerability, not toughness. The second half of life requires a shift in focus from external to internal. Peer groups are essential for men to share vulnerabilities. The Golden Bachelorette showcases men supporting each other. It's important to redefine what it means to be successful in the second half of life. Men often struggle with vulnerability due to societal expectations. True intimacy can be found in peer groups, not just romantic relationships. The work of the second half of life is about connection and support.
Unmasking True Strength: Lessons in Vulnerability from The Golden Bachelorette and Man UPrising
I don't do vulnerability well, but I need to learn, as do nearly everyone of the men I coach, and what I witnessed on the Golden Bachelorette gave me hope for men who are committed to rising up in the second half of life!
What I Learned From The Golden Bachelorette & Men's Groups
In this conversation, Baruch HaLevi discusses the concept of 'instimacy'—a blend of instant intimacy and vulnerability, particularly in the context of men's peer groups. He emphasizes the importance of creating supportive, non-competitive environments where men can connect authentically and openly. The discussion highlights the transition from the 'armored' first half of life to a more vulnerable second half, advocating for intentionality in fostering intimacy and support among peers.
Tool: Instimacy - How To Achieve Instant Intimacy
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