Episode 265: Mind, Body, Spirit, and Service with Jerold Limongelli

<p>On this episode, we talked about:</p> <p>Religion and what it means<br /> Showing up authentically all the time<br /> Coming from a place of non-judgment<br /> Do you have faith in your life?<br /> You have to get honest<br /> Getting clear on how you show up inside first<br /> Stop making things about you<br /> There is always competition in masculinity<br /> You can never be perfect<br /> Re-designing how we show up <br /> You don't need recognition<br /> Who am I really committed to?<br /> Having support on the masculine<br /> Knowing how to pivot<br /> Learning to speak from the truth<br /> Knowing what your demons are<br /> We forget how unique we are</p> <p> </p> <p>"The life that many people live, it's not for all, there's no judgment here, so whatever you're doing, keep doing it"</p> <p> </p> <p>"Show up authentically and from a hard place all the time, even when people said that you're wrong"</p> <p> </p> <p>"Who am I from a spiritual level, who am I in a spirit, who am I living for?"</p> <p> </p> <p>About Jerold:</p> <p>A former NCAA D1 Wrestler, Appalachian Trail Thru-hiker, 3X Ironman, World Traveler, and Faith-Based teacher.  </p> <p>Prior to my transformation, I spent over a decade working in the nightlife and entertainment industry with some of the largest venues and most influential CEOs.  From NYC, LA, and Las Vegas, I’ve taken part in Coachella, The Grammys, Life is Beautiful, The Oscars, The Emmys, Victoria Secrets, All-Star Weekend, and the Super Bowl.  </p> <p>After a successful run in entertainment, I decided to hang up his party boots and test my business skills in the fast-paced and rapidly expanding digital advertising industry.  I quickly developed relationships with brands such as Uber, Walmart, Netflix, Apple, Spotify, NIKE, HBO, Showtime, Proactive, and Peloton in less than two years. I quickly became a digital maven in the Adtech space, recording multi-million dollar revenues.</p> <p>What appeared as having the world at his fingertips, I decided to give it all up and head out on a