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Everyday Legends

Navigating manhood in the - 21st century can be confusing and hard. 'Harden up and be tough' no longer cuts it, nor does 'open up and be emotional'.

Podcast · By Mike Campbell · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Jul 10, 2026

    Building A Life That's Bigger Than Yourself - Guest Damon Harvey (opens the original)

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    Damon Harvey wears more hats than most men manage in one lifetime. He's a journalist by training, a PR advisor and strategic marketer by trade, and the editor and publisher of The Profit, Hawke's Bay's business magazine. He co-owns O Studio, chairs Gemco Group, spent three terms as a Hastings District councillor and fifteen years on the board at Sport Hawke's Bay. He's married with five daughters. On paper, it's a full life. That's exactly why I wanted him on. I came across Damon through a mayor

  2. Episode · Jul 8, 2026

    You Don't Rise to Your Potential. You Return to Your Habits. (opens the original)

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    You Don't Rise to Your Potential. You Return to Your Habits. No guest this week. Just me, and a hard truth most men don't want to hear - you don't rise to some higher version of yourself. You fall back to whatever you've practiced. That's it. That's the whole mechanism. I've sat with thousands of men over the years and watched the same thing happen. A guy gets the insight, feels the fire, tells himself this time's different. Then life gets loud again and he's straight back to the same habits he

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