Hey, this is Michael Kaz, and on this podcast, I explore ways of living a more wholehearted and fulfilling life.

I believe in the saying that what is most personal is most universal. On this podcast, you will hear

personal stories of struggle and challenge and what I and my guests have learned from those

experiences. You will hear ideas and concepts that expand your mind on topics like personal

development, health, adventure, and sex and relationships. Above all, my intention is to bring a

depth of conversation and stories to connect more with my guest and with you.

Hey, what's up? This is Michael Cashew, and today I'm talking again with my good friend, Manzel Denton.

Manzel is the founder of Neutropedia. He's also the founder of sacred hunting, where he takes

men and women out on hunting trips and introduces them to indigenous practices of hunting that

treat the animals as sacred.

Manzel is one of my closest friends and he's had a really big impact on me in several ways.

And one of those impacts is seeing what it's like for someone to find their mission in life and commit themselves fully to it.

I've talked to dozens of men about this topic, about finding purpose,

about finding your calling. And it's clear that all men that I've talked to crave, and maybe women

as well, they're craving finding that thing that they were meant to do, finding their Dharma or

their calling. And myself included, and watching Manzal on his journey

to discovering what his mission in life is, at least for this chapter, and seeing the way

that he sacrifices and the way that he just commits over and over to serving the planet in this way has been huge for me.

And so we talk all about what that journey has been like.

We talk both about how we have discovered deeper and deeper layers of our purpose.

And we talk about something that I find really fascinating, which is the

problem with the goal of trying to make quote or quote unquote a bigger impact in the world.

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