HeyJaredFight the Burnout - A Podcast for Police
Ex New Zealand Police Officer Chris Chandler-Yates talks about and interviews current and ex Police, first responders and military on how to prevent from getting burned out and enjoy what you love even in the busiest and hardest moments of your life.
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Conversation #36 - Tre Hubbard: From the Line to the Ring: Finding Purpose After Football (opens the original)
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Summary Tre Hubbard spent his whole life being an offensive lineman. Then COVID ended his college football career overnight, and he had no idea who he was without it. Tre is a 28 year old former NCAA Division I offensive lineman, Golden Gloves boxing champion, cybersecurity professional, and now a transformational coach. He grew up in a military family in Virginia Beach with strict household values and currently lives in San Diego. This conversation starts at his lowest point. Seven months after
Conversation #35 - Dr. Furhan Qureshi: Testosterone, Energy, and the Truth About Men's Health After 40 (opens the original)
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Summary Feeling tired all the time is not just part of getting older. That is the message Dr. Furhan Qureshi wants every man to hear before he shrugs off fatigue, low libido, or brain fog as something to just push through. Furhan grew up in a military family from Pakistan and was drawn to medicine after watching his uncle study for medical board exams. A series of injuries during medical school pushed him out of surgery and into internal medicine, and that path eventually led him into aesthetics
Conversation #34 - Chief of Police Dr. Ron Camacho: Bringing Ego to the Forefront (opens the original)
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Summary Anger and ego nearly ran Dr. Ron Camacho's life before he learned to lead with compassion instead of control. Now he runs a 400 person police department in North Charleston, South Carolina. Ron's path started in the army after high school and led him to Chief of Police. Along the way, unresolved trauma from his father fueled a temper that could have derailed everything. Therapy changed that, and Ron says it saved his life. This conversation is about what happens when you actually do the
Conversation #33 - Stephen Paul Edwards: Hartism, Generational Trauma, and Learning to Value Yourself (opens the original)
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Stephen Paul Edwards returns for a third conversation, and this one goes deeper into the work of healing than either of the last two. Stephen grew up in Blackpool, England, and spent time in an asylum at sixteen before eventually rebuilding his life in America. He has come to see adversity as something that happens for you rather than to you, a shift in perspective that shapes everything else he teaches. Much of this conversation centers on generational trauma, and whether the patterns we inheri
Conversation #32 - Madhav Nakar: Finding God, Facing Fear, and Living Beyond Autopilot (opens the original)
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Most men move through life on a script they never chose to write. Job, routine, expectations, repeat. Madhav Nakar questioned that script and found something worth talking about on the other side of it. Madhav works full time in cybersecurity, a career built on staying calm under constant threat, but his real curiosity lives in spirituality, fear, and presence. He shares how he faced his fear of visibility by challenging himself to dance in public, why he explores different religious traditions
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