Boom. All right. Welcome back, guys. New episode, new day. Coach Pete, how you doing?

Great, man. Doing well. I was just shutting off my sad lamp there trying to get some vitamin D.

Oh, wow. So in this episode, what I've noticed with some of the clients, I would say a good portion of a new client that comes in is they get really into what we're doing, the work we're doing, and it really helps them understand

their values, their vision, the direction that they want to go in in their life, and they

really start making improvements in almost every aspect of their lives. And one of the things

that they feel holds them back from making the shift is their social group.

Their existing social group, noticing a lot of changes, noticing that they're way more driven,

that they're making some big moves in their lives and their relationships, in their professional

careers, in their health.

And this can go against some of the social groups values.

Absolutely, man.

And there's a couple of common pieces there that I see.

You know, I don't want to give too much away in terms of the program because

it's laid out so well. But, you know, those first early modules looking at yourself internally,

just to understand oneself and to shed a lot of nice guy tendencies of people pleasing and really

focusing on self. So like you said, really identifying a lot of

those values. And yet, not for everybody, but with most, it's been a very common theme coming out of,

especially out of the pandemic where a lot of men found that ability and society, you know,

with all the isolation going on, really found that,

quote unquote, comfort zone of not going out, not socializing, not kindling those

connections, not even, you know, making the effort to reach out necessarily.

I'm not saying that this is everybody, but it's a very common for, I would say,

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