Find The Others Joshua Dean Church

How can we work with those things that cause us to contract, and actually make them feel expansive? This is the power of transmuting negative experiences. This is the art of alchemy! Tune in to hear Joshua’s story with this and an invitation to put this into practice in your daily life.

A perspective shift on conditional happiness and how it’s time to flip the script. Plus 3 pursuits and frameworks to focus on improving your happiness.

Join Joshua today as he shares the concept of tracking leading outputs vs. lagging outputs and how it can help boost your productivity, energy, and faith.

Coach Tony Blauer has been in the martial art, self-defense, defensive tactics, and combatives industry for over four decades.



He founded Blauer Tactical Systems (BTS) in 1985 and it has grown into one of the world's leading consulting companies specializing in the research and development of performance psychology, personal safety, and close-quarter tactics & scenario-based training for law enforcement, military, and professional self-defense instructors.



His research on the neuroscience of fear and the startle-flinch led to the development of the SPEAR System® a modern personal defense system based on physiology, physics, and psychology. It has been used by defensive tactics and combative trainers all over the world for over 30 years.



He developed the world's first impact-reduction scenario-based training equipment, called High Gear which revolutionized force-on-force training for police, SWAT, and military organizations.



After decades of interviewing victims of violent encounters and studying violence, he created the KNOW FEAR® program which focuses on managing fear through self-awareness, resiliency, and a 'movement' mindset. This program has also been integrated by psychologists helping Vets to deal with PTSD.



Give Tony a follow on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/tonyblauer/

Joshua’s thoughts on a growth phase he’s been navigating, and 5 principles, perspectives, and takeaways that you can take away from it

Jeff Glasbrenner is no stranger to adversity. After a tragic farming accident as an 8-year-old he was forced to overcome more as a child than most of us encounter our entire lives. Jeff lost his right leg below the knee and quickly realized that more had changed than just his physical abilities. He’s needed to rely on others for more than ever and figure out how to live a new life as an amputee. But Jeff also learned to attack any struggle he encountered with laser focus. And as a result, Jeff has also accomplished things that many of us only dream about.

 

He’s a decorated professional athlete winning the college wheelchair basketball national championship, during which he set a scoring record with 63 points and 27 rebounds in one game. He played professionally in Europe for three years (Madrid, Spain and Rome, Italy).  He’s a three-time Paralympian (2000 Bronze medal, 2004 and 2008 games) and a two-time World Champion (Gold Medal).

 

Jeff is also a 25-time Ironman athlete, and a driven hiker and climber on his way to completing the Explorer’s Grand Slam which is an adventurer’s challenge to reach the North and South Poles and at the top of the highest peaks on all 7 continents (Everest, Aconcagua, Denali, Kilimanjaro, Elbrus, Vinson, and Carstensz Pyramid).

 

But most importantly, Jeff is a dedicated stay-at-home Dad to his daughter, Grace, and son, Gavin while his wife Elizabeth runs a successful technology company in Little Rock, AR.



We talked all about his journey and his mindset navigating a traumatic event and using it for fuel to grow.

Give Jeff a follow on IG https://www.instagram.com/teamglas/