Ketiz Singh

Hey guys, welcome back to the Ground-Up show! My name is Matt D’Avella and this week’s podcast has some exciting news. We’re moving the video version of the show to a new YouTube channel called Ground Up Show. You can subscribe now to get all the latest content without any interruptions.

So, in this week’s episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Dan Doty, the founder of Everyman. We dove into the importance of addressing our emotions, the lessons learned from camping over a thousand nights, and the freedom of disconnecting in nature.

Dan shared how Everyman is all about helping men open up and connect by being vulnerable and sharing their emotions. The podcast is ad-free thanks to listener support on patreon.com/scishow.

Now, let’s jump right in! Dan discussed the power of being vulnerable and connecting with others. He emphasized the role of men’s groups in providing a safe space for men to share their feelings and experiences. By practicing vulnerability, Dan explained, men can create deeper connections and foster healthier relationships with loved ones.

Dan also debunked the myth that opening up is a sign of weakness. He shared how men’s groups can help men navigate difficult emotions and build resilience. Through group discussions and support, men can learn to express themselves authentically and connect on a deeper level with others.

In conclusion, Dan’s insights shed light on the power of vulnerability and the importance of emotional connection. By creating safe spaces for men to share their experiences, we can break down barriers and build healthier relationships. So, if you’re interested in joining a men’s group or starting your own, check out Everyman’s website for more information.

Thanks for tuning in to this week’s episode of the Ground-Up show! Stay tuned for more inspiring stories and conversations with guests like Dan Doty. Remember, it’s okay to be vulnerable and open up. Let’s create a world where emotional connection is celebrated and cherished. See you next time! 🌟🌿🌟

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