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15 Minutes to Freedom

E192 Zues' Cancer

15 Minutes to Freedom

Ryan Niddel

Personal Journals, Motivational, Entrepreneurship, Business, Body, Meditation, Society & Culture, Relationships, Journal

3.61.5K Ratings

🗓️ 30 October 2018

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Summary

Today in the studio I have a special guest: my pit-bull Zeus. Why is he in the studio? Over the weekend we received some bad news. After a year of being in remission, Zeus’ lymphoma has returned. This is particularly tough because this is the first pet that I’ve owned as an adult. Listen as I discuss coming to grips with the reality of the situation.

Questions, comments, requests? Feel free to contact me at [email protected]. I’d love to hear from you.

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0:00.0

The I'm Ryan Naidel, host of 15 minutes of freedom, your daily action guide to getting shit done.

0:28.0

Today's episode's entitled, Zeus's Cancer. Sit back, relax and enjoy the content. In today's episode I'm going to share with you why tapping into your emotions, especially as a man, is not a bad thing.

0:41.0

It's actually what you should be doing. It's no secret to you if you're a

0:50.1

longtime listener. We're infirmly consumed a handful of episodes that I feel that we as men

0:58.0

specifically have been told by our parents, I'm a 34 year old man as I record this, that to be a man

1:07.9

means to keep a stiff upper lip.

1:11.4

It means to not show emotion. It means not let people see you sweat and to be the stoic provider.

1:17.0

That that was the story and the belief that was passed down from my father to me.

1:27.0

I don't believe that I'm the only one.

1:30.0

Perhaps you listening right now, maybe you're the other person

1:34.5

that exists that heard the same story.

1:39.1

But in this,

1:41.7

there's a strange phenomenon that actually happens.

1:46.0

We were told not to show our feelings or emotions,

1:50.0

but yet they still existed.

1:58.0

When something hurt us, we still felt pain.

2:02.0

Whether that's emotional pain or whether that's physical pain.

2:04.0

When we got upset about something, we still got angry.

2:10.0

When we were joyous about something, we still got happy.

2:17.0

But with me, I did not have an outlet.

2:29.1

Now, this was not because my father was a bad man in the situation. It was because that was the belief system of his father.

2:32.9

And although I did not know my great-grandfather, I would venture to say it was probably

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