219: Finding Value in Your Struggles with Dane Ensley

The Addicted Mind Podcast

Duane Osterlind, LMFT

Health & Fitness, Medicine, Mental Health

4.8 • 621 Ratings

🗓️ 6 February 2023

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

There is value in your struggles. But also part of working through your struggles is the ability to ask for help and find a community that has the capacity to support you. On today’s episode, Duane speaks with Dane Ensley, the founder of Reconstruction Unlimited, a mental health coaching agency that designs therapeutic ecosystems for clients. Dane has worked as a coach for the world's leading interventionists and has traveled the world working with a broad spectrum of clients.

Dane's encouraging attitude, patience, and understanding allowed him to carve a very distinct path in the wellness industry. His core belief is that good things can be born from struggle. He also believes that everything good that has ever happened to him was a direct result of him helping someone else. Hear more of Dane's own recovery story and how we can turn our struggles into positive change.

In this episode, you will hear:

The man box that we’re taught as men
Finding value in the struggles
Seeking out healthy challenges to grow from
The importance of solitude
Finding your community
Developing the muscle to ask for help

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Hello, everyone.
0:06.3	Welcome to another episode of the Addictive Mind podcast.
0:10.4	My name is Joanne Axtelan and I'm your host.
0:13.2	Our guest today is Dane Inslee.
0:15.3	He is the founder of Reconstruction Unlimited.
0:19.4	He has worked as a coach for the world's leading interventionists
0:23.1	and has traveled the world working with a broad spectrum of clients. Dane's encouraging
0:28.6	attitude, patience and understanding has allowed him to carve a very distinct path in the wellness
0:33.4	industry and his core beliefs that good things can be borne from struggle, which we're
0:38.4	going to talk more about in this episode, is both humbling and motivating. This ethos
0:43.5	resonates with all that work with him. Dane truly believes that everything good that has ever
0:49.4	happened to him is a direct result of him helping someone else. So today we're going to talk about Dane's own recovery story.
0:57.2	And we're going to talk about struggle and how we can turn struggle into positive change.
1:02.4	I really resonated with Dane.
1:04.4	We're very much on the same page about help, support, struggle, reaching out what it means
1:10.5	to be a strong man in our culture today,
1:14.7	what that really does look like. And I think we just had a great conversation. So I hope you
1:20.0	enjoy it as well. And if you are enjoying the podcast, think about sharing it with a friend.
1:25.2	Thank you all who have done that. I really appreciate taking the time to support the Addicted Mind podcast.
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