Gravity Brett Kaufman

“Part of the problem—the illness we're all suffering from—is consumerism. We've built a capitalist society that has its beautiful parts, too. But the idea of turning everyone toward consumerism equates to depression. The human spirit needs to create; it's the opposite of consumerism. And so, it doesn't matter whether you're creating a poem, a piece of art, a song, or singing—you must create to be alive.” —Chris Pan

“Men are clearly craving for meaningful connections with other men, yet finding it challenging to make friends as adults. They struggle to identify spaces where they can feel truly open and connected with fellow men.” - Brandon Groux

“I had this revelation: If everyone likes you, no one likes you. So, there are going to be people that you don't resonate with. But then I also thought, how can I be the most effective and potent in this world? So, here's my promise to myself: From here on out, I'm going to make decisions that feel honest to me. I'm going to do my best to live a life where this is who I am.” — John Kim

“Despite every difficulty, I believe there's learning inside. It's about not being afraid to look at it, deal with it, and move forward through that process despite challenges.” — Judy Huang

This podcast episode may contain potentially sensitive or triggering content (i.e. mental health and suicide). Listener discretion is advised.



"If you thought the universe was conspiring in your favor before, then why would this be any different? Just because you don't want this to happen and it's uncomfortable, how do you know this isn't also part of that conspiracy on your behalf?" — Dr. Dan Engle

“What can we do to help elevate what’s around us? We wanted to be part of this community and help build it up. Seeing what we could do to have an impact on the neighborhood, we realized that we were on the right path.” — Adam Benner