As men, we’re taught from an early age to “toughen up” and not talk about our feelings. But burying our emotions and trauma doesn’t make them go away – it usually just leads to more struggle down the road. I should know, because I’ve been there myself.
After collapsing one day from stress and burnout, I realized I needed to make some big changes in my life. I started re-evaluating my mental health and made the courageous decision to get help. Along the way, I’ve learned that real change doesn’t happen overnight – it takes small, consistent steps in the right direction.
That’s why I’m so excited about my latest podcast episode, where I chat with two guys who have walked the walk when it comes to prioritizing mental fitness. Neither Jeremy nor Zach consider themselves gurus; they’re simply a few steps ahead on the path and hoping to light the way for others.
These dads and husbands openly share their stories of trauma and addiction, and the little lifelines that helped them slowly turn things around – things like therapy, meditation, exercise and community. It wasn’t easy, and they still have bad days, but they persevered because they knew they owed it to themselves and their families.
I found so much of my own story reflected in their journeys, and I know you will too. Jeremy and Zach are putting in the work so we don’t have to struggle alone. If you’re looking for motivation and real talk about men’s mental health, don’t miss this game-changing episode. The struggle is real, but there is hope.
You can connect with Jeremy and Zach in the following ways:
Website:
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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI4hazn4DFj8vYx1pG3-kkQ
Instagram – @fitmessguys
Twitter – @FitMessGuys
Facebook – @fitmessguys
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