Man Within Podcast

617 - Here's How Recovery Improves Relationships

Sathiya Sam introduces himself, a porn addiction recovery coach who founded "Deeply In Coaching" to assist professional Christian men in overcoming pornography. The show emphasizes the impact of recovery on relationships and highlights how porn addiction is linked to intimacy issues. The core aspects of the addiction include a deficiency in meaningful relationships, isolation, dysfunction, and disconnection. The concept of intimacy is highlighted as the first pillar of recovery, implying its crucial role in addressing addiction. The availability of the last spot in their coaching program is mentioned as an opportunity for enrollment.Book A Call With Sathiya's TeamFor more Free Resources, check this outFollow Sathiya on Instagram

616 - Protecting Progress Amidst Busyness, Transition & Trauma

Sathiya discusses the concept of protecting progress in the face of challenges like busyness, transitions, and trauma, emphasizing that progress is not safeguarded by merely focusing on it. The parable of the talents in Matthew 25 is used as an analogy, highlighting the importance of learning from others and being willing to try new things for growth. The key to protecting progress is seen in those who focus on furthering it rather than being fixated on safeguarding it. The advice cautions against becoming overly preoccupied with protecting one's business or assets. It stresses that during recovery, the focus should be on advancing rather than worrying about protecting progress, illustrating this with an example related to addiction recovery.Book A Call With Sathiya's TeamFor more Free Resources, check this outFollow Sathiya on Instagram

615 - Eddie Capparucci on Why Men Are Emotionally Immature, Keys For Entering Fatherhood, and The Importance of Stillness In A Busy World

Dr. Eddie Capparucci is a licensed professional counselor certified in treating Problematic Sexual Behaviors. Eddie has worked with professional athletes and television personalities among his many clients. He is the creator of the Inner Child Model for treating Problematic Sexual Behaviors, a unique approach that focuses on identifying unresolved childhood pain points and teaching individuals how to process emotional distress in healthy ways. His treatment method has been endorsed by many leaders in this field.
In this Episode Dr. Eddie Capparucci and Sathiya discuss:[0:05] The challenges that men run into relationally while recovering[4:53] The importance of teaching boys how to deal with emotional distress[9:38] How do we deal with disappointment?[14:23] Attachment styles and recovery [19:26] How to deal with trauma[23:33] The importance of setting boundaries[27:27] Practice to practice practice practice[32:28] Practical things men can do to get started[35:51] Being still is not being still[40:06] The value of meditation and meditation
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614 - Focus On The Mid-Term?

Sathiya Sam delves into the concept of focusing on midterm goals in addition to long-term objectives. Drawing inspiration from his own fitness journey and observations from coaching clients, he emphasizes the significance of acknowledging and achieving intermediate milestones. By setting and attaining midterm goals, individuals can enhance their confidence, validate their progress, and ultimately pave the way for the attainment of long-term aspirations.Book A Call With Sathiya's TeamFor more Free Resources, check this outFollow Sathiya on Instagram

613 - Someone Is Always Ahead of You, and Someone Is Always Behind

Sathiya Sam explores the theme of perpetual competition in life, drawing from his personal journey of striving for excellence. He relates this mindset to recovery, advocating for authenticity, acceptance, and progress, ultimately urging listeners to value their growth journey.Book A Call With Sathiya's TeamFor more Free Resources, check this outFollow Sathiya on Instagram

612 - Casting Out The Demon of Speed

Sathiya addresses the theme of speed and its impact on personal and professional growth. They express gratitude to the listeners for contributing to the podcast's growth and discuss the challenges that come with rapid expansion. Sathiya explores the concept of the "speed demon" as one of the time assassins in an entrepreneur's life, emphasizing the importance of stillness as a spiritual discipline. The significance of the Sabbath being made for man, not the other way around, is discussed, highlighting the danger of becoming overly legalistic about self-improvement efforts. He encourages the audience to ensure that their recovery and life pursuits serve their well-being, sharing personal lessons on spending regular time in silence and avoiding excessive legalism.Book A Call With Sathiya's TeamFor more Free Resources, check this outFollow Sathiya on Instagram

611 - Is Childhood Really That Big of A Deal?

Sathiya introduces the importance of personal development and growth, sharing personal experiences from growing up in conservative Christianity and being involved in a multi-level marketing company. The focus is on the significance of childhood upbringing and its impact on adult behavior and thinking. While childhood is considered essential, the episode warns against ascribing everything to childhood experiences, especially in the context of porn addiction and inner healing in church circles. The host emphasizes the value of looking at the past to learn and grow without getting stuck in it, advocating for a balanced perspective and the importance of identity restoration. Various resources are highlighted to aid listeners in their personal development journey.Book A Call With Sathiya's TeamFor more Free Resources, check this outFollow Sathiya on Instagram

610 - Crystal Renaud on Why Women Struggle With Porn Too, The Importance of Accountability, and How To Involve Your Spouse In Recovery

Crystal owns and operates Living on Purpose Coaching & Pastoral Counseling and is the founding director of SheRecovery.com, an online ministry helping women overcome porn addiction and other unwanted sexual behaviors. She is also a pastoral counselor, certified coach, author, podcast host, and speaker with over 15 years of experience working with women, couples, and teen girls. She holds a Master of Arts in Pastoral Counseling: Life Coaching from Liberty University and numerous certifications in counseling and coaching specialties from the American Association of Christian Counselors.
In this episode Crystal Renaud and Sathiya discuss:
[0:06] Crystal’s journey to recovery.[3:32] How she started to seek recovery from porn.[9:51] The female problem of porn.[13:17] What’s driving women to come forward about their sexual health?[18:22] The female experience of porn addiction.[25:23] What is your why?[28:28] Pornography provides a false sense of intimacy.[33:26] Things men can do to make the disclosure process easier.[36:09] Men who find out their wives are watching porn.[42:30] Changes in women’s lives after healing.Check Out SheRecovery
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609 - Everyone Is Blind

Sathiya introduces the concept of everyone being "blind," not in terms of physical vision but in terms of our focus and what we neglect. The inspiration for this topic comes from Jordan B Peterson's book "The 12 Rules for Life." We all have certain things we choose to focus on, which leads to neglecting other areas and creates blindness. An example of how cultural differences can highlight this blindness is given with a story about food customs. Sathiya emphasizes the importance of compensating for blindness, which can be achieved through learning from others and getting clarity about problems. Podcasts are mentioned as valuable resources for alleviating blind spots and encouraging collaboration with others to broaden perspectives.Book A Call With Sathiya's TeamFor more Free Resources, check this outFollow Sathiya on Instagram

608 - Demons, Trauma & Neurobiology

Sathiya introduces the topic of "Demons, Trauma & Neurobiology." A story is shared about a man named Mark who was diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis. The importance of clearly articulating problems and seeking proper medical advice is emphasized. The episode discusses three areas where causal elements often exist: spiritual, psychological, and physical. These areas are explored as potential root elements affecting individuals.Book A Call With Sathiya's TeamFor more Free Resources, check this outFollow Sathiya on Instagram