Forged. Not Fixed.

Tyson

Most men are told to push through. Stay strong. Figure it out. And so they do, until they can't anymore. Forged. Not Fixed. is the podcast for men who are ready to stop surviving their own life and start building one they actually want to live. Hosted by Tyson Des Marais, a man who has walked through addiction, identity collapse, over a decade behind bars, and the kind of darkness most people never talk about out loud. This show is built on one belief: that the hardest version of a man is not the one who never broke. It is the one who broke, faced it, and came back different. Each week Tyson goes deep on the conversations most men never get to have. Identity. Relationships. Trauma. Purpose. Manhood. The real stuff. Along the way he sits down with guests who have lived through their own fire. Coaches, fathers, fighters, and men in the middle of their own rebuilding, sharing what actually moved the needle for them. Physical. Mental. Emotional. Spiritual. Social. One pillar doesn't hold the man. All five do. If you are tired of surface-level answers to deep problems, this is your show. The work is hard. The peace on the other side is worth it. Forged. Not Fixed.

  1. Aug 3

    Episode 25: Loss

    The conversation delves into the topic of loss, exploring personal experiences and coping mechanisms. It highlights the inevitability of loss and the tendency for men to grieve in silence. The chapters cover facing loss, running and numbing, taking responsibility, the turning point, blaming and acceptance, and coming to terms. The conversation delves into the weight of grief, the impact of grieving in isolation, the importance of connection in handling loss, the role of men in grief, taking the first step in seeking help, the broken system of dealing with loss, preparation for loss, and the significance of facing loss together. The key takeaways emphasize the detrimental effects of isolation in grief, the value of seeking support, and the importance of addressing grief before it becomes overwhelming. Takeaways Loss is inevitableMen often grieve in silence Grief handled in isolation can lead to long-term depression or worse.Men who make it through loss are the ones who let someone walk it with them.The work of addressing grief and loss should be done before the storm hits. Chapters 00:00 Facing Loss11:08 Taking Responsibility17:42 Blaming and Acceptance27:31 Coming to Terms33:03 Grieving in Isolation40:21 The Importance of Connection46:38 The Broken System Start here. The free guide, short and practical: https://tally.so/r/dWgMMq Talk to Tyson directly: https://www.instagram.com/forgednotfixed1 Everything else, including the group and 1-on-1 coaching: https://linktr.ee/mindsystemcanada Forged. Not Fixed.

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Most men are told to push through. Stay strong. Figure it out. And so they do, until they can't anymore. Forged. Not Fixed. is the podcast for men who are ready to stop surviving their own life and start building one they actually want to live. Hosted by Tyson Des Marais, a man who has walked through addiction, identity collapse, over a decade behind bars, and the kind of darkness most people never talk about out loud. This show is built on one belief: that the hardest version of a man is not the one who never broke. It is the one who broke, faced it, and came back different. Each week Tyson goes deep on the conversations most men never get to have. Identity. Relationships. Trauma. Purpose. Manhood. The real stuff. Along the way he sits down with guests who have lived through their own fire. Coaches, fathers, fighters, and men in the middle of their own rebuilding, sharing what actually moved the needle for them. Physical. Mental. Emotional. Spiritual. Social. One pillar doesn't hold the man. All five do. If you are tired of surface-level answers to deep problems, this is your show. The work is hard. The peace on the other side is worth it. Forged. Not Fixed.