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What if the wisdom you need is just a bartender away? Meet Alex Bennett, bartender turned author, who has been serving up more than just drinks. He's been doling out pearls of wisdom from behind the bar, guiding those seeking his counsel through life's twists and turns. Alongside these intriguing conversations, we navigate the labyrinth of decisions that shape our careers and lives and share some transformative exercises that help you identify and prioritize what truly matters to you.

Bartending is more than mixing drinks; it's about listening, understanding, and providing a sanctuary for those looking to express their thoughts and emotions. In this episode, we dive into the heart of this role with Alex, hearing fascinating stories from his time in a corporate restaurant in Chicago, including a spine-chilling incident involving a regular customer that left everyone in shock. As we touch upon the nuances of offering advice to friends, we also consider the potential repercussions, bringing a new perspective to the delicate art of giving advice.

In the final act of this engaging narrative, Alex shares a heartwarming story about the impact he had on a regular customer's life, highlighting the incredible power of human connection. Moreover, he introduces us to his book "A Shot of Oakies," a riveting blend of bourbon, pirates and Shakespeare, inspired by his experiences as a bartender. This episode is not just about the stories from behind the bar but a journey of self-reflection and understanding that reminds us of our profound impact on each other's lives.

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This episode of Uncensored Advice for Men features an enlightening conversation with Brent Perkins, a former CEO, author, and a man on a journey of self-discovery. Brent's unique perspective on advice is that it's more about sharing experiences and emotions than dictating what to do. It's a refreshing take that I found myself relating to, as I've often realized the advice I give to others is what I need to hear myself.

Brent's book, Papercuts: The Art of Self Delusion, was a fascinating topic of our discussion. He didn't initially plan to write it, but it became a crucial part of his personal journey, helping him uncover his struggle with self-love and the lengths he'd gone to hide his insecurities.

We also delved into Brent's experiences as a CEO, his personal growth, and how he believes our responses to life's challenges shape who we become. He shared his journey through divorce and how it led him to become a better person.

One of the key lessons from Brent's book is Show Up and Surrender. It's about allowing others to have their experiences without trying to fix them and setting boundaries to protect oneself. It's a dance of empathy and self-preservation that I've personally found significant in my life.

We also touched on the importance of self-love and its impact on our relationships. Brent shared his journey of self-discovery and how true self-love is about taking care of oneself without seeking constant validation from others.

Brent's upcoming project, the Bold Men Fellowship, aims to teach men how to show up in life boldly and authentically. It's about choosing to live life on your own terms and giving everything you never had before.

I hope these insights spark your curiosity and inspire you to listen to our latest podcast episode. It's a journey of self-discovery, personal growth, and learning to love oneself that I believe many of us can relate to.

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The Dos and Don'ts of Advice | Talkin Two (Ep.26)

We understand that people love sharing their points of view on matters. But could you be bombarding the people you care about with too much advice? Tune in to hear what we think is too much advice! 

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Have you ever heard the phrase, “You are only as strong as the people around you”? We all have different groups of people we are surrounded with, from family and friends to co-workers and acquaintances. Each group of people has an influence on our lives in ways we never imagined. From providing moral support to giving advice or encouragement in times of need, having positive people in your life can make a huge impact on your overall wellbeing. Keep listening to learn why having the right people around us is so important. 

What you’ll learn:

• How to get more production on what you’re doing
• Holding a standard of accountability to each other
• Getting involved in networking events that are kind of in the same area as you
• Optimizing your time and focusing on what you’re doing
• Building your own tribe and creating your empire

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If what you heard resonated with you, you can find Jeff on Instagram, Facebook.

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Tune in to hear:

- How does non-compliance with advice, and the gap between knowing and doing, present on a macro level and impact our lives?

- Is the financial services industry, as a whole, guilty of delivering advice without much regard for how it is retained and implemented?

- How is the term non-compliance potentially problematic?

- What are some individual characteristics of advice givers that helps their advice be stickier?

- What are some of the big drivers that cause professionals to use too much jargon?

- What are some potential resources for financial advisors who are hoping to be more culturally sensitive?

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On this week’s episode of the Lemon Squeezers podcast, the boys get talking about Zach’s recent discovery of selling used underwear, they talk about whether they would cover a murder for their girlfriends and if they did, how they would get rid of the body! They announce the new section of the podcast ‘Alien Advice’ and try help some loyal listeners with their problems such as “should I start an OnlyFans with my ex?”, “shall I still buy my wife presents after having a baby?” And more! Be sure to stay tuned right up to the very end to find out why Lee would slap a nun!

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Thank you for all of your support so far! We truly appreciate every single one of you!

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Hobbits help someone feel less weird about the gym, and Sam offers advice on how to handle finances in a marriage.

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Sam talks about good-byes and good-riddances as her letter writers try to move forth in life in various ways.

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In our third mini-sode, Grace asks the group "when people come to you for help, what do they usually want help with?" Check it out to learn a bit more about your Four of a Kind Podcast hosts and ask yourself the same question. That might help you recognize one of your strengths that you didn't realize you had! 

If you have any questions or comments or just want to share what type of advice or help your friends, colleagues, and family usually come to you for, please email us (fourofakindpodcast@gmail.com) or find us on Instagram (@fourofakindpodcast).