In today’s real-as-hell episode, host Ahren Lynch-Potter sits down with Amanda Siebert, author, integration coach, and total jiu-jitsu badass. They kick things off with how Amanda broke her ankle in competition and spiral straight into everything from pain and recovery to identity and starting over. Amanda talks about how jiu-jitsu flipped her life upside down (in the best way), leading her from a career in journalism to personal training and psychedelic integration work. They don’t sugarcoa...
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In today’s real-as-hell episode, host Ahren Lynch-Potter sits down with Amanda Siebert, author, integration coach, and total jiu-jitsu badass. They kick things off with how Amanda broke her ankle in competition and spiral straight into everything from pain and recovery to identity and starting over. Amanda talks about how jiu-jitsu flipped her life upside down (in the best way), leading her from a career in journalism to personal training and psychedelic integration work. They don’t sugarcoa...
In this introspective episode, host Ahren Lynch-Potter reflects on his journey through 114 episodes, openly discussing his struggles with consistency and direction. He talks about how starting without a clear plan has shaped his growth and podcasting experience. Ahren shares advice on using time and energy wisely, highlighting the power of taking focused action. He encourages listeners to recognize where they might be holding back in their own lives. Themes of personal growth, emotional heali...
The Mental Dietician
In today’s real-as-hell episode, host Ahren Lynch-Potter sits down with Amanda Siebert, author, integration coach, and total jiu-jitsu badass. They kick things off with how Amanda broke her ankle in competition and spiral straight into everything from pain and recovery to identity and starting over. Amanda talks about how jiu-jitsu flipped her life upside down (in the best way), leading her from a career in journalism to personal training and psychedelic integration work. They don’t sugarcoa...
