Love Is For Everyone Podcast

The guys kept it light-hearted as we looked back on our families and the impact they had on us growing up. We spoke about our family history and the values they taught us through difficult times. They continue to encourage us to spread love as we continue this journey and have made an incredible impact in each of our lives. Growing up in a similar childhood environment, we have all been taught similar values and we sometimes struggle to see the difficulties it may have on some of you growing up with an unhealthy relationship with your family, or maybe no a relationship at all. That being said, we are not shying away from the situation that does sadly exist, instead we are encouraging anyone in that situation who feels called to share about that point of view to join us on the podcast so all of us can have a stronger understanding.

In this episode the guys talk about the role models they had in their life growing up, as well as celebrities they admired as kids and still look up to today. The guys also touch on the importance of having a mentor in a person's teenage years, examples of good and bad role models in society, what they look for in a mentor, how they incorporate qualities from different mentors into their character, and what people currently inspire them the most.

A wide variety of conversation with a life long friend, Brandon Landry joins Nathan and Zac on the L.I.F.E podcast. On the main topic of regrets or “life lessons” as Brandon loved to refer it as, the boys gave valuable tips on how to achieve both mental and physical health care through tough experiences that taught them the meaning of some very important life skills. “Taking a moment to learn from our mistakes helped us realize we weren’t perfect, and it was okay to fail because we continued to moved forward”. - Zac Klein

This week the team had a great conversation, as they took different perspectives on how they've made strides towards success in their past, whether it was accomplishing a life long goal they set out as a child, or just the feeling of achieving those everyday tasks. We sometimes forget the power of action and the momentum it can create once it begins to swing. From strong points of view on how to create a healthier routine to tips on finding fulfillment the guys behind the mic talk about it all!

On this episode of Love is for Everyone, the guys think back to their childhood memories and dive into the conversation of friendship and what that means to them. They spend time comparing types of friendships throughout their life, both the good and the bad, and give each other great advice and tips on how to identify warnings from others, and overall how to love and care for the people in their lives genuinely.

The guys share their perspectives of growing up with technology, but also enjoying playing outside as kids. In today's world playing outside is almost a foreign concept so how do we raise kids to enjoy this once again, and live in harmony with this new technological age? Has Technology changed our lives for the better or worse? No matter what your answer is here, we as a people need to come together to figure out how to use this tool we have been given to improve society instead of becoming slaves to technology.

Welcome back to the Love Is For Everyone podcast. After a little time off the boys back to bring you a very interesting conversation on love and relationships. We talk about our current relationships with ourselves and friends/family, what are the most important values to have in any relationship to us. How a committed man should act in a romantic relationship, and just some advice for those of you who may struggle with the relationships you currently have, or are trying to make in your own life.

The team sparks some new energy getting into a great conversation with an old friend, Brendan Scott about the past 4 years of his travel experience, work dedication, and burnout. From Brendan’s perspective we dive into how to become successful right out of high school from the great times to the ugly in all aspects of business as well as providing tips and tricks for our mental health while we may experience burning out.

Today we are joined by a longtime friend Hayden Leonard where we sit down and discuss our ideas around the topic of intuition, ways of recognizing it, and how we have used our intuitive instincts to heal old wounds, detect truth from lies in others, and carve our paths

We kick off the new week with a topic very prevalent in our society today, Cancel Culture. we get into the meaning of the term cancel culture, what we think this culture produces as well as the lessons it teaches kids and adults in our society today.