Overcoming the Toxic Masculinity Mindset with Michael Angelo
When do you need to apologize? What is the best way to apologize? What happens after you say it? You’ve certainly had these kinds of questions running through your head when you’ve grown up under the toxic masculinity mindset. So what should you do about it?
In this episode, Michael Angelo answers these questions and more as he joins us to talk about toxic masculinity—or shadow masculinity, as he prefers to call it. He tells us how we came into this mindset and how to overcome it. Michael Angelo also discusses the different tiers of masculinity and how we can deepen our relationships.
Tune in to find out how you can step into leadership and erase the toxic masculinity mindset!
Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode
1.
DISCOVER how to get out of a dark place and overcome your shadows.
2.
FIND OUT how you can avoid katabasis.
3.
LEARN more about toxic masculinity and its role in self-validation.
Episode Highlights
How Our Survival Mechanism Becomes Toxic Masculinity
Using Leadership to Overcome Triggers
How Do You Apologize?
The Shadow Side and The Conscious Side
Three Stages of Masculinity and Femininity
Trusting Your Own Leadership
The Need for Chaos to Evolve
Living in the Darkness of Shadows
Should You Avoid the State of Katabasis?
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“I see you, and I’m going to say the things that might make you uncomfortable because I’m not here to people-please you. I’m not here to go under the radar . . . I’m here to express divinity for the highest good, and if that means ruffling some feathers, so be it.”
“It might not be working now, but that’s because it’s evolving—it’s being called forward into a new evolution. And let me identify with the evolution instead of the waves here; let me view this perceived setback as a set-up for a greater expansion than I’ve ever experienced.”
“What you just offered — I would have given every penny I had, the shirt off my back, for someone to sit with me through what I was going through. And not try to fix me or change me, but just hold me and say ‘Brother, I got you. I’m not running. I’m here with you. Let’s work through this. Together, we can do this.’”
“The worse you feel, the closer you are to the breach there. The darker it is, the closer you actually are to your soul, the closer you actually are to touching something that’s going to completely transform your life.”
“You can evolve through love. You don’t have to only evolve through pain; you can also evolve through love.”
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About the Guest
Michael Angelo is a soul embodiment coach with the mission to help people break free from their false selves and help them discover and live out their truths. With his many years of experience, he helps people overcome their trauma and shame and gain self-confidence and self-love, transforming their lives.
If you want to reach out to him, you may connect with him on his Instagram or visit his website to learn more.
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