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Episode 47
Published 7 years, 1 month ago
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This conversational (and tactical) episode dives into the fear of intimacy with my good friend, Lain!
We not only discuss the main reason why we believe men fear intimacy but also give specific ways to help men understand this fear and come out stronger by doing so!
Coach Lain Lee is a performance coach and fear psychology enthusiast, specializing in technique & understanding, overcoming mental blocks, and helping the hundreds of athletes he works with to outperform their performance-related fears on a daily basis. His podcast, The Fear Less University, takes an unorthodox look into the concept of fear, seeking to explore, dissect and examine some of life’s greatest fears from the standpoint of understanding. Through the Fear Less U, and other ongoing educational & philosophical pursuits, he seeks to change the cultural perception of fear. It is his belief that fear is not something to be conquered, but instead, understood. “It’s not about being void of fear,” he explains, “…but instead, understanding our fears more, so that we may fear the idea of fear less.”
We not only discuss the main reason why we believe men fear intimacy but also give specific ways to help men understand this fear and come out stronger by doing so!
Coach Lain Lee is a performance coach and fear psychology enthusiast, specializing in technique & understanding, overcoming mental blocks, and helping the hundreds of athletes he works with to outperform their performance-related fears on a daily basis. His podcast, The Fear Less University, takes an unorthodox look into the concept of fear, seeking to explore, dissect and examine some of life’s greatest fears from the standpoint of understanding. Through the Fear Less U, and other ongoing educational & philosophical pursuits, he seeks to change the cultural perception of fear. It is his belief that fear is not something to be conquered, but instead, understood. “It’s not about being void of fear,” he explains, “…but instead, understanding our fears more, so that we may fear the idea of fear less.”