In Part 2 of Rachel’s conversation with JR Harvey, the dialogue goes even deeper — into communication, emotional safety, grief, and what it truly takes to heal. They explore the complementary strengths of men and women, discussing how men often lead through doing while women bring depth through being, feeling, and nurturing connection. Together, they talk about why so many men struggle to communicate because vulnerability has often been met with shame or punishment. This episode also tackles: Why emotional safety is essential for real intimacyHow small practices (like writing things down) can change relationshipsThe lifelong impact of unprocessed grief and lossWhy acceptance is the turning point that allows life to move forward againHow pain, when shared, becomes purpose and leadershipRachel shares powerful stories from her own journey and from working with athletes and leaders, highlighting the importance of sacred spaces — places where people can take off the mask, be seen, and begin to heal. JR Harvey reinforces that community is not optional; it is essential for growth, especially for men who were taught to carry everything alone. This episode is a moving reminder that healing doesn’t happen in isolation — it happens in relationship. ✨ This is Part 2 of a two-part conversation. If you haven’t listened to Part 1 yet, be sure to start there — then come back to this episode to continue the journey. JR Harvey is the founder and leader of Kings Community, a thriving online brotherhood dedicated to helping men rebuild their confidence, leadership, and emotional resilience after life’s toughest challenges. Through mentorship, community support, and candid discussions about mental health, authentic masculinity, relationships, and personal growth, he has created a space where men can move past survival strategies and step into purposeful, values-driven lives. Under his leadership, Kings Community has grown into a meaningful network of tens of thousands of men who seek to break free from outdated coping patterns, embrace accountability, and support one another in becoming stronger, more confident, and emotionally grounded versions of themselves. He shares personal insights and lessons publicly through social platforms like Instagram (@kings__community) and in interviews and podcasts, where he speaks openly about overcoming adversity, redefining strength, and helping men lead with integrity both in their relationships and in their own lives. RESOURCES: We would love to see you at the Joy Ball and I’m Changing the Narrative Retreat! If you can’t attend in person, would you consider a $5 donation to help the nonprofit: provide mental health resourcessponsor talks and live eventssend people to get counseling and supportdistribute bracelets, books, and resources to those in need👉 JOY BALL TICKET AND DONATION LINK: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/im-changing-the-narrative-joy-ball RETREAT: https://www.rachelbaribeau.com/ictn-retreat Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
