Show Notes
This week I'm joined by youth advocate and speaker Daniel Principe.
Daniel and I sit down for an honest conversation about growing up, finding your identity and the experiences that shape the person you become.
We talk about the pressure young men face today, the insecurity that comes from trying to fit in, and how both of us have had to challenge our own ideas of what it means to be a man.
From friendships and rejection to fatherhood, relationships and the lessons we've learned along the way, this conversation is about becoming a better mate, a better partner and a better person.
We talk:
Why so many young men feel pressure to be someone they're not
The insecurity that comes from trying to fit in
How our ideas of masculinity change as we grow older
What actually makes someone a good mate
Why difficult conversations are a sign of strong relationships
The difference between having lots of friends and having real friendships
How rejection can become one of life's greatest teachers
The lessons we learn from our parents and the ones we want to pass on
Creating safe spaces where people feel comfortable being themselves
The challenges young people face growing up in an online world
Why growth comes from being willing to admit when you're wrong
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