Show Notes
This week on the podcast, altruistic soul Max Beer, known better to his Instagram & Tiktok followers as @beerygram joined @russell_manser in the studio where the boys had an inspiring conversation that is bound to leave listeners feeling vulnerable and inspired.
Max shares his journey after going to rehab for his gambling addiction and talks about the valuable life lessons in which he learnt throughout the experience. In rehab, Max discovered the importance of opening up, embracing vulnerability, practising self-love, and creating a supportive routine. His story is a reminder that by prioritising our own well-being, we can turn our lives around and become the best version of ourselves.
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