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The Bench Session

The Bench SessionUnloading the weight, one session at a time.This is a place to slow down and talk honestly.Some of these conversations are the ones we only have in our own head.Some are the ones we save for the people we trust most.There’s no script. No performance.

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Sep 27, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 27, 2026

    The Man I’m Trying to Become (opens the original)

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    S2 E18 — The Man I’m Trying to Become I've spent a lot of time thinking about the man I want to become. But lately I've been asking myself a different question: Can I become that man without spending the entire journey believing the man I am today isn't good enough? In the Season 2 finale of The Bench Session , I talk about where that question started for me — my fitness journey — and how it turned into something much bigger. We talk about the loneliness of trying to change yourself, constantly

  2. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    Life Happens (opens the original)

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    Season 2 Episode 17 — Life Happens | Rachel Kerr Schneider Life doesn't always follow the plan. Sometimes it changes slowly, and sometimes everything changes in a single moment. In this episode, I'm joined by Rachel Kerr Schneider for a conversation that ended up going in a lot of different directions — which honestly feels pretty fitting for an episode called Life Happens . We talk about Rachel's experience with her husband's battle with ALS, loss and grief, and how differently people can exper

  3. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    I Don't Want to Hustle Anymore (opens the original)

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    Season 2 — Episode 16I Don't Want to Hustle Anymore When did doing nothing start feeling like something to feel guilty about? In this episode, I talk about being tired of the constant pressure to hustle, improve, build, create, and turn every minute of the day into something productive. Not because I've lost my ambition or stopped chasing goals—but because I'm starting to question why everything has to accomplish something. We talk about hobbies becoming side hustles, feeling like rest has to be

  4. Episode · Aug 9, 2026

    We Didn't Know Shit Either... But We Figured It Out (opens the original)

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    Season 2 — Episode 15 We Didn't Know Shit Either... But We Figured It Out Every generation looks at the one coming up behind them and wonders what the hell happened. In this episode, I compare what life was like for me in my late teens and early twenties to what I see from young adults today. We talk about money, debt, payment plans, DoorDash, living at home, work ethic, technology, social media, and the struggles that come with learning how to become an adult. But this isn't just an episode abo

  5. Episode · Aug 2, 2026

    What If This Is As Good As It Gets? (opens the original)

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    Season 2 – Episode 14What If This Is As Good As It Gets? What if we've been waiting for a version of life that doesn't actually exist? In this episode, I talk about the trap of constantly chasing the next milestone—losing the weight, paying off the debt, getting the promotion, buying the house—while convincing ourselves that life will finally begin once we get there. The truth is, every goal we reach eventually becomes our new normal, and the finish line keeps moving. This isn't a conversation a

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