In this episode, I delve into the personal and emotional costs of my ambitious pursuits. I reflect candidly on the sacrifices I have made—primarily in relationships—over the past six to seven years to achieve my career and personal goals. I discuss balancing work, personal passions, and the subsequent isolation that comes with not prioritizing significant relationships. Drawing on examples from my own life and insights inspired by Nick Bare, I urge listeners to consider the long-term ramifications of their sacrifices, to evaluate what truly matters, and to find a balance before it's too late. ---My Socials---InstagramYouTube TikTok
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#154 - Jiu Jitsu saved my life....here's how
In this video, I share my personal story of how jiujitsu saved my life. My journey began in September 2016, during a tough period after moving to Oregon and ending a significant relationship. Although I was initially nervous, I quickly found a supportive community, gained confidence, and improved my physical and mental health. Through consistent training, I developed resilience and learned skills that transformed various aspects of my life. ---My Socials---InstagramYouTube TikTok
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#153 - Cliff Gray on Hunting, Jiu-Jitsu, and the 80/20 Rule Every Hunter Should Know
Join us for an enlightening episode of the podcast featuring Cliff Gray, a seasoned hunting guide, and a Jiu-Jitsu purple belt, as he delves into the intriguing parallels between hunting and Jiu-Jitsu, shares philosophical insights on hunting, and offers practical tips for aspiring hunters. Cliff's analytical approach and profound knowledge make this one of the most educational and thought-provoking episodes yet. From discussing beginner mistakes and the 80/20 rule in hunting to exploring technology's impact on hunting, this episode is packed with valuable information for both novice and experienced hunters alike.-- Cliff's Links -- https://www.youtube.com/c/CliffGray https://www.instagram.com/cliffgry/?hl=enhttps://pursuitwithcliff.com/-- My Links --IG: https://www.instagram.com/chadahooche_/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@chadahooche_?lang=en00:00 Introduction and Special Guest Announcement01:15 BJJ and Hunting: A Surprising Connection02:27 The Journey of a BJJ Practitioner06:10 Learning and Progression in BJJ and Hunting10:26 Analyzing Hunting Strategies and Techniques11:21 The White Belt to Black Belt Hunter Metaphor20:37 Effective Hunting: Time and Energy Management27:26 Unconventional Hunting Tactics and Adaptability37:00 Morning vs. Evening Hunts: Strategies and Preferences40:05 The Grind of Hunting: Staying Focused and Motivated43:56 The Reality of Hunting: Patience and Persistence45:07 Hunting Media and Unrealistic Expectations45:59 Transitioning from Midwest to Western Hunting47:05 The Challenges of Guiding and Hunting Films49:59 Mindset and Endurance in Hunting51:55 Analyzing Hunting Situations and Strategies01:11:04 The Role of Technology in Modern Hunting01:16:22 Reflecting on a Guiding Career
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#152 - Asking a U.S. Army Colonel What Makes a Great Leader | Colonel Michael T. Murphy
In this compelling episode, we sit down with Colonel Michael T. Murphy, a decorated US military officer with 350 successful missions in Iraq under his belt. For his distinguished service, Colonel Murphy has earned the Bronze Star and has held significant roles at the Pentagon and the Joint Special Forces Command. We delve into his expansive career, touching on his humble beginnings, his rise through the military ranks, and his experiences working with elite military units. The conversation also covers the vital aspects of effective leadership, including the importance of connecting with others, maintaining humility, and holding people accountable. Additionally, Colonel Murphy shares personal anecdotes about transitioning from military to civilian life and the challenges it entails. This episode is packed with invaluable leadership advice applicable to both military and civilian spheres.Michael's Instagram-- My Links -- ---Socials---InstagramYouTube TikTok --- Gear Lists ---
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#151 - How to Thru Hike to Age 67 & Beyond w/ Rolf Asphaug
In this episode, we chat with Rolf Asphaug, a 67-year-old hiker who recently completed a solo northbound trek of the John Muir Trail and has many other impressive hikes under his belt, including the Colorado Trail and a 2,500-mile walk from Arizona to Oregon. We dive into Rolf's inspiration to keep hiking at an age when many consider slowing down, the importance of staying fit, using the right gear, the mental and physical benefits of hiking, and his future hiking plans. This episode is filled with inspiring stories and valuable hiking tips for enthusiasts of all ages. Additionally, Rolf discusses the pros and cons of solo hiking, staying safe, and forming true connections on the trail.Rolf's Instagram-- My Links -- -- Free Outdoor Planner -- ---Socials---InstagramYouTube TikTok Gear List
Finally a podcast with everything you've ever wanted for the HYBRID outdoor athlete. This podcast explores the world of endurance feats and outdoor adventures with athletes who specialize in hybrid outdoor sports. Our host and guests have completed incredible feats from thru-hikes to ultra runs, bike packs, mountaineering, splitboarding, climbing, and everything in between (even some entrepreneurship)! Tune in to expand your mind, learn the best ways to deal with adversities, and become inspired to do something outside the box!
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