What happens when childhood trauma meets unwavering determination? Alan Lazaros's remarkable journey answers this question with raw honesty and profound insight. He overcame a childhood of loss, divorce, and family financial stress. As a young adult, he experienced a life-altering moment that made him question everything.

From the outside, he appeared successful, but on the inside, he was unfulfilled. His search for answers led him to a powerful realization—personal development was the missing piece.

Now, as the Founder and CEO of Next Level University, a Global Top 100 Podcast with over a million listens across 175 countries, he leads a global team helping others reach their unique version of success with his no BS approach. Alan has come a long way on his path to love and he’s here to tell his story to inspire us all. Check out Alan's Story: Transforming Trauma Into a Life of Global Impact.

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Have you ever noticed patterns in your relationships that seem beyond your control? Maybe the way you withdraw when things get tough, your fear of abandonment, or perhaps how you lose yourself completely in your partner? These patterns often go back to our earliest and most formative relationship - the one with our mother.

The mother wound is a real thing that affects so many men, who are often not even aware. In this episode, I share my own mother wound, and George's story, who had an overbearing and controlling mother. His mother wound caused him to have dependency issues that nearly destroyed his relationship with his partner Gracie. I identify 4 common mother wounds, and what can be done to heal from them. Check out the Men and the Mother Wound: A Journey of Healing and Strength, episode.

Remember to join me for my live "Beyond the Episode" Zoom event Wednesday 5/21 at 7pm Eastern US/Canada where we'll dive deeper into healing the mother wound. Link: Beyond The Episode

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Addiction can be under the surface of many relationships, often subtle addictions we don't immediately recognize as dangerous. While substance abuse might be the first thing that comes to mind, the emotional devastation of gambling addiction, shopping addiction, workaholism, gaming obsession, or food dependency, and more, can be equally destructive to a relationship.In this episode, You'll hear Justin & Jessica's story and the painful impact Jessica's shopping addiction had on their marriage.

Whether you're currently navigating a partner's addiction or supporting someone who is, this episode offers practical guidance for the challenging road ahead. Remember that while you can walk alongside someone in their recovery journey, you cannot walk the path for them—and sometimes, loving yourself means making the difficult choice to step away. Check out the Navigating Your Partner's Addiction Without Losing Yourself, episode.

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