The Battlefield Of The Mind

A Powerful Way To Heal with Psychologist Victoria Norton

That Was A Deep Lunch Break Talk! With Paul Levitin

Raw Men and women talk with Nicole Janton and Rick

Champion Fighter Now Fights For Kids with Chris Romulo

I Am More Than What I lost with Chris Terrell

The Warrior's Song with Denise Bard

Rick And Marcin

To Die or Fight? The Power of A Spirit Warrior with Amy Thurman

Amazing Finical Weapon We All Need With Sally Gimon

Help us find him!

Tapping Into your Warrior's Heart/Spirit Side with Expert Kai Jordan

TRIGGER WARNING/ Fixing the world with Dr. Reese

Fighting Societies Bullsh** with emotional intelligence Genese Dadzie

Dropping knowledge bombs with Clint Callahan

Breaking the mask of "BIG MIKE" with Coach Michael Krug

Is Fighting Suicide misinformation? With Aamod Korhonen

Therapists and psychologists with Clint Callahan

One Partner Is Always More Sexual

HEROSTOCK: Serving those who serve with creator Joson Steiner

A strong conversation about one of our upcoming episodes!

In this engaging podcast episode, join Rick Yee and Holly as they delve into the topic of choosing the right opportunity in life. They explore the importance of embracing authenticity and understanding one's strengths, whether as a visionary or an integrator. Drawing inspiration from their own experiences, they discuss the journey of perseverance and the mindset required to achieve success. Discover valuable insights on navigating the path to your dreams and making informed choices that lead to fulfillment. Don't miss this thought-provoking conversation with Rick Yee and Holly.

This podcast episode focuses on the idea of challenging conventional wisdom, knowledge, and expertise. Rick emphasizes that knowledge alone is not enough and that true power comes from the application of knowledge. The episode encourages listeners to question and challenge everything, including certifications, degrees, and published works. Rick points out that having extensive knowledge or information does not necessarily lead to positive outcomes, as evidenced by the prevalence of mental health issues and other health problems despite having access to more information than ever before.

In this inspiring episode of the Warriors Way Mindset, join Rick as he takes you on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment. He challenges the notion of weakness being a choice and encourages listeners to answer their own questions. Using powerful examples from nature, such as the resilience of trees, Rick illustrates the importance of adapting, growing deeper roots, and finding strength in both individuality and interconnectedness. Discover the significance of overcoming adversity, avoiding codependency, and embracing challenges as opportunities for growth. Get ready to tap into your inner warrior and choose strength on the path to personal transformation.

Society often imposes its own definition of happiness upon us, but is it truly aligned with our individual desires and aspirations? In this episode, we challenge societal norms and explore the importance of forging our own path to happiness, breaking free from the expectations that may hinder our personal fulfillment.

In this episode:

• We're going to do some Battlefield of the Mind live doing a live Q and A. I have a few things I'd like to share that help some people out. If you guys got questions, feel free to jump on. Otherwise, I got some pretty cool testimonial stuff that happened this morning.
• Don't judge people unless you want to be judged. It's not our job to judge. All we can do is love and help support people through whatever it is. If we're using the Bible as a weapon you are not a Christ follower.
• Gosh, I was a wild one in my early 20s. And now I can barely even hang out at one. You used to be wild. Now you're a Snorlax. This is where people got to be careful if they win.
• Chris: Brett says women don't want the nice guy. Women do. How many guys respect simps? What is a simp? Chris: When it comes to hypergamy, it gets tough. It's extremely rare for a woman to give a man the same way.
• Willie: Women want a bad boy, an alpha. She wants Beauty and the Beast. Now she's getting older, and she's not interested. She's no longer finding cursed princes, she's finding broken men. It really is about knowing who you really are.
• Joshua says his youngest will be a senior next year. He is dating a senior. Not sure how that will work out.
• We're giving the first 100 people a chance to learn how to beat anxiety. Information is up for sale on our website.

Topics in this episode:

• The concept of surrendering and living in accordance with one's divine self.
• Reconnecting with a church community after a period of disconnection.
• Exploring the idea of how the church can hurt individuals and how to navigate through that hurt.
• The power of vulnerability and honesty in personal growth and relationships.
• The desire to help people marry their faith with their everyday lives.
• The challenges of defining and articulating one's purpose in a relatable and concise manner.
• The importance of perspective and understanding the role of suffering in life.
• The role of hope, belonging, belief, purpose, guidance, relief, freedom, love, faith, and connection in personal transformation.
• The need to address the root causes of suffering rather than just focusing on symptoms.
• The significance of community and support in overcoming challenges, such as suicide prevention.
• The limitations and expectations of church leaders and the potential for finding support and guidance outside of traditional religious institutions.

If we need trust in a relationship... what is it? How do I do it? Is it earned? How do I measure it?

In this episode:

• The group discussed trauma responses, including flight, denial, and fight mechanisms, and how they can affect relationships. They also talked about a new note-taking system that allows for easy navigation of recorded conversations.0:00
• The group discussed different responses to trauma, including flight, suppression, and bargaining. They also noted that these responses are not limited to one gender.5:56
• The group discussed various trauma responses and observations they have seen in people. They also shared a story about a couple where entitlement and demands led to the loss of appreciation and love.12:00
• Phil, Rick, Christy, and Druss discussed trauma responses, including shutdown, anxiety, and panic attacks. They also talked about how identifying as someone with anxiety can become a system of control.24:01
• The group discussed different types of control, including Intimidator, interrogator, aloof, and poor me. They also talked about how these types of control can be harmful and lead to negative consequences in relationships.35:50
• Phil, Rick, Druss, and Christy discussed the issue of compromising oneself in a relationship and the dangers of trying to change oneself to please someone else. They concluded that settling for someone or changing oneself to fit someone else's expectations is never a good idea and can lead to unhappiness and a loss of authenticity.46:52
• The group discussed how to measure if they were settling in a relationship and identified pillars of self-awareness, accountability, and removing rose-colored glasses as important. They also talked about the importance of not sacrificing one's goals, values, and needs, and how feeling resentful and believing that one is better than their partner can lead to a breakdown in the relationship.57:57
• The group discussed the idea of settling in relationships and how it is subjective to each individual. They also talked about how to handle a partner's past and the importance of acceptance and growth.1:09:09
• The group discussed various scenarios related to trust and cheating in relationships, including how to set boundaries and forgive past behavior if the person has genuinely changed. They also talked about the potential for unhealthy behavior, such as using past mistakes as a way to control and punish the other person.1:20:16
• The group discussed control dramas and how they can be a form of denial and fight. They also talked about the importance of knowing oneself and not changing oneself to please others.1:26:00
• The group discussed the difference between healthy communication and controlling communication, with the consensus being that it comes down to intention and empathy. They also emphasized the importance of accountability and setting healthy boundaries in relationships.1:31:51
• Phil, Rick, Druss, and Ryan discussed the different trauma responses people have in relationships and how they reveal the need for healing. They also talked about the difficulty of knowing when to end a relationship and the importance of approaching relationships with understanding.1:43:58
• The group discussed how people can learn and grow from their life experiences, including trauma responses and coping mechanisms. They encouraged listeners to reach out for help and support in overcoming these challenges.

In this episode, we explore the battles we face in discovering our true identity and navigating relationships. From the challenges of hypergamy systems and small-town curses to co-parenting and being a stepparent, we share insights from our real-life experiences. Join us as we delve into the complexities of human connections and offer our perspectives on how to own your authentic self while facing life's battles.

In this episode

• Rick and Andrew discussed expectations in relationships and how they can lead to conflict. Couvaras shared his experience with his partner to trust how she needed a commitment he wasn't ready for, leading to tension and ultimately the end of their relationship.0:00
• Rick and Andrew discussed how their different expectations and standards in their relationship led to its downfall, including comparing each other to past versions of themselves, potential, and made-up ideals.11:46
• Rick and Andrew discussed the expectations and standards in relationships, the role models they looked up to, and the pain and denial that comes with loss and failure in love. They also talked about the different masks people wear to hide their vulnerabilities and the dangers of denial.24:00
• Rick and Andrew discussed coping mechanisms and how they develop from childhood when one doesn't have control over their environment. They explored different coping mechanisms such as suppression, negotiation, fighting, and surrendering, and how they manifest in different situations based on the environment.36:25
• Andrew and Rick discussed the challenges of coping with highs and lows in life, the importance of learning from failures, and the need for forgiveness and grace in relationships. They also talked about the outdated coping mechanisms people use from childhood and the need to upgrade them for adult conversations.48:10
• Rick and Andrew had a deep conversation about personal growth and self-awareness, acknowledging their faults and committing to making positive changes in their lives. They both expressed gratitude for the conversation and the opportunity to connect despite being across the world from each other.1:00:47

In this episode:

• Rick and Druss discussed how people can be wrongly diagnosed with mental health disorders based on limited information and how belief systems can shape one's identity. They also compared the symptoms of bipolar disorder and stress, highlighting the commonalities between the two.0:00

• Druss, Rick, and others discussed the misdiagnosis of mental health conditions, including bipolar disorder and narcissism. They also talked about the importance of dealing with loss before addressing other potential issues and how Enneagram 8s can be misunderstood as narcissists.10:38

• Rick discussed his healing journey with Druss, mentioning that he learned to be a safe place for his daughters by altering his dialect and tone of voice, which he practiced on his own accord. He also shared that he grew up in a tough area and had to learn how to relate to others who have experienced similar environments.21:27

• Rick discussed his journey towards becoming a healthy type eight, which involved learning to slow down, soften his tone, and let go of his trauma through spirituality and faith. He also learned to be vulnerable and express his emotions, which was a significant shift from his previous belief in being tough and not showing weakness.27:09

• Druss discussed his personal journey of battling vulnerability and childhood trauma, which he thought he had worked out but resurfaced multiple times. He also talked about the importance of having genuine conversations with people, regardless of differing beliefs.32:37

• Druss experienced multiple rock bottom moments in his life, including a parasite and mental break at 18 and heavy drug and alcohol addiction later on. He used these moments to make positive changes and build new skills.38:54

• Druss discussed his past struggles with substance abuse and mental health, including a near-death experience, and how he overcame them through faith and self-improvement. The conversation also touched on the similarities between different spiritual beliefs and the power of prayer.44:54

• Druss and Rick had a conversation about the judgments people make and how they can be limiting. They also discussed the challenges of their era and the importance of supporting each other and not conforming to societal norms.55:40

• Druss and Rick had a conversation about their past experiences helping people overcome various challenges, and also discussed some Australian wildlife and their dangers.

In this episode!

• Rick and Les discussed the struggles of coaches and how they need to lean on each other for support. They also talked about their efforts to help people overcome anxiety and the importance of finding the source of the problem.0:00

• Rick and Les discussed the concept of surrender and how it is often misunderstood as weakness or giving up. They also talked about the importance of putting in the work and not expecting immediate gratification.5:39

• Rick and Les discussed their past struggles and how surrendering to a higher power helped them overcome their challenges and find success. They also talked about the importance of applying knowledge to one's life instead of just consuming information.11:12

• Les and Rick discussed the importance of not just having knowledge, but also developing skills and wisdom through experience. They also touched on the tendency for people to focus on credentials and certifications rather than actual practical experience.17:00

• Rick and Les discussed the importance of being open to learning and not being afraid of failure. They also talked about the dangers of putting too much emphasis on credentials and knowledge over hands-on experience.22:52

• Les and Rick discussed the challenge of valuing their expertise and charging for it, as well as the importance of believing in their own worthiness. Les also reflected on taking ownership of situations that were not appropriate for him to take ownership of.33:34

• Les and Rick discussed the dangers of being responsible for others instead of being responsible to their own gifts. They emphasized the importance of allowing people to learn their own tough lessons and not just giving them answers or information.39:15

• Rick, Les, and others discussed the dangers of narcissistic behavior and the belief that "it's all about me." They also talked about the importance of recognizing that we only exist because of the backdrop of everything and everyone around us.44:45

• Rick and Les discussed the importance of awareness and how it is a skill that needs to be practiced. They also talked about the challenges of balancing commitments and being transparent about missed meetings.55:55

• Les and Rick discussed a coaching session that Les gave away for free but the person didn't show up. Les suggested putting it on the back burner until the time is right, but it came across as not valuing the person's time and the person ghosted Les.1:01:00

• Les had a meeting with someone who cancelled last minute, which made him feel disrespected and like his time wasn't valued. He later realized that he unintentionally hurt the person and learned a lesson about trusting his instincts.1:06:14

• Les and Rick discussed the negative effects of scarcity mindset and how it can lead to shame, blame, and judgment. They emphasized the importance of focusing on growth and learning from mistakes rather than just apologizing and feeling bad.1:11:40

• Les and Rick discussed the importance of confession and accountability without necessarily requiring an apology. They also emphasized the value of applying knowledge and taking action to help others and grow oneself.

In this episode:

- The team is what wins. It is incorrect to think that we are stronger because we can do it alone. As a man and as a team, as a sports team, you become stronger.

- Men can be empathetic to other men. This is something that gets missed by society. Who taught you talking about your feelings is not a good idea?

- For me, vulnerability goes against how I operate. I don't like to open myself up to people. Has anything bad ever happened when you shared your feelings before?

- Rick: Marcus Aurelius said, I reserve the right to change my mind with new information. He says it's better to have allies, people that you can trust, people you can be vulnerable with. Rick says the battlefield of the mind is the hardest fight that we have.

Episode summary:

- I tried meditation, I tried journaling, gratitude, journals, breathing techniques, everything to calm my nervous system. And then I just thought about everything you said and thought about how would I deal with it. Do you believe anxiety is unbeatable?

- I think what really holds me back is I have difficulties with letting myself getting close to people. I experienced a lot of bullying and hurtful situations in the past. But I still can't get to know people better and let them closer to me.

- Now you have to look at people and challenge their judgments " Find your tribe. There is a place for you where it's highly valued.

- I do not base my value on the opinions of people who do not have dreams, goals or ambitions. When you're with other people that also reach for the stars, they get impressed and they cheer you on. Only people who don't get it. I give a lot more grace to people now.

- If you're made for the sky, birds that are not, will try to clip your wings. If you do, you'll be cursed to stay on the ground and live your life as a chicken. There's a choice you have to make.

Episode summary:

-After failing once or twice or three or four times, you start developing that self-doubt. He says you almost expect some form of failure, so you're almost setting yourself up for it before often even starting.

- Oftentimes, we're trying to control things that are not ours to control. The fastest way to be able to get things done would have a degree of surrender.

- When you're going through an existential moment, a rock bottom moment, this is a wake-up call that's necessary for your evolution. Can you surrender to the plan and go, what am I supposed to be learning, not controlling? The answers are around us.

- What are you afraid of? Failure? Well, we don't even know what we're scared of. There are four factors that people really forget about themselves. We've got problem-solving, creativity, resourcefulness, and a support system.

- Are you setting yourself up for failure? Failure means letting people down, or failure means I get triple XP and I can help people more. Let's gather all of the failures and apply those to the path I know feels correct.