EP 279: 'What is Enough' with Omar Pinto

This Naked Mind Podcast

Annie Grace

Education, Self-improvement

4.7 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 15 May 2020

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

On today’s episode, coach, podcast host, and self-described life-long seeker Omar Pinto joins Annie Grace from Costa Rica. From his first drink at 16 years old, Omar felt magic in the way alcohol quieted the noise in his head and made the negative self-talk disappear. In constant search of control and freedom, Omar sought approval and validation and to feel significant. He thought alcohol gave him all that. Listen to hear how he found hope by learning to believe in himself and reframing his story into a much more empowering version of the truth. Have you tried The Alcohol Experiment? Okay, if not, drop everything and go to thisnakedmind.com/experiment. This free 30-day challenge is designed to interrupt your patterns and put you back in touch with the best version of you. You remember, it was that version of you that’s living your most joyful life, the version that doesn’t need alcohol to relax or to have a good time, and is having more fun than ever. Again, this is a totally free challenge that will change everything for you. So learn more and join me 100% free at thisnakedmind.com/experiment. And as always, rate, review, and subscribe to this podcast, as it truly helps the message reach somebody who might need to hear it today. Episode Links: Omar Pinto Coaching The SHAIR Podcast

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0:00.0	This is Annie Grace and you're listening to this naked mind podcast where without judgment,
0:16.0	pain or rules, we explore the role of alcohol in our lives and culture.
0:20.2	Hi, this is Annie Grace and welcome to this naked mind podcast. I'm here with Amada. Hi,
0:32.5	Omar, welcome. Hi, Annie, it's honored to be here. Thank you so much for having me.
0:38.0	Yeah, it's great. It's really cool. So today, we know each other in various ways, but today,
0:43.6	I get to hear your story, which is cool because I feel like we've done most of talking previously,
0:48.7	so I'm really excited. Yes, well, that was the idea. So, um, why don't you take me all the way back,
0:57.9	back to kind of where, where everything started for you, your first drink, your childhood,
1:02.6	that sort of thing. Sure, sure. So, you know, my first drink, I was 16 and a half years old.
1:10.0	I was in between my sophomore year and my junior year. So, a very awkward time in my life,
1:19.6	I would say that most of my childhood was really awkward. I would say that I was, for most
1:27.4	accounts, people would say that I was extroverted and outgoing and funny and like an entertainer.
1:34.2	But, you know, by the time I got to that age, by the time I got into high school,
1:39.2	it was actually a lot more introverted, a lot more fearful. I had a lot of insecurities.
1:48.0	And so, there was this adjustment period in my life where I was kind of lost. I was, I was
1:52.9	really, really lost as a kid. I guess the best way to describe it, I didn't really have an identity.
1:59.0	I guess you could say I was having some sort of an identity crisis. I didn't know where I fit in.
2:03.2	I didn't, I wasn't good at sports. So, I wasn't a jock, you know, and I wasn't very popular. So,
2:08.8	I wasn't with the so-she's, right? So, I kind of gravitated towards the geeks and the nerds.
2:14.4	You know, I mean, this is my best haircut. You know, I'm bald, so I've shaved my head completely.
2:22.0	But, you know, I used to have this real kind of kinky hair, tough to comb, a lot of acne.
2:28.8	It was just, it was like that. That was basically growing up. And I got picked on and bullied a lot too
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