The Comeback Coach

<p>Richard Kaufman joined the military as a way to get his life back in order. An alcoholic before he was even a teenager, Richard needed something to put him back on the straight and narrow. Unfortunately, military life didn’t do it.</p> <p>After being kicked out, Richard rejoined when 9-11 happened. This time, he was sober and took things more seriously. Then, a tragic accident left him blind and on the verge of suicide. </p> <p>To say he’s been through a lot is an understatement. But Richard came back even stronger, started his own business, and eventually became known as the Comeback Coach. </p> <p>This week, he joins the podcast to share his story with you, as well as his insights on:</p> <ul><li>A simple trick for making new habits stick</li><li>Why helping others can help yourself</li><li>How doubters can be your best cheerleaders</li><li>Why military life can be dangerous for an addict</li><li>One way to turn tragedy into motivation</li><li>Statistics that disprove the myth of “male privilege“</li><li>How to help a guy whose pride won’t let him admit he needs it</li><li>The impact of Covid on guys, their children, and their businesses</li><li>How to get the most out of social media without all the toxicity</li><li>The best way to pull yourself out of a “funk”</li><li>And a lot more</li></ul> <p>Listen now </p> <p>Check out more of Richard’s work at </p> <p><a href="https://richardkaufman.net/" target="_blank">https://richardkaufman.net/</a></p>