EPISODE · Apr 29, 2026 · 1H 1M
How To Be A Leader In Our Professional And Personal Relationships
from School Of Attraction Podcast · host Damien Diecke
In this episode of the School of Attraction, Damien Deaker sits down with relational leadership coach Mike Elliott to explore the profound connection between childhood imprinting and adult intimacy. Mike shares his powerful journey from a "perfect on paper" life to a spiritual and relational rock bottom that led him to discover the critical difference between survival-based "me" consciousness and thriving "we" consciousness.Together, they dive deep into:Relational Leadership: Moving beyond surface-level communication to lead yourself and guide others with authenticity.The "We" Shift: How transitioning from self-centered needs to a shared relational space creates mutual resonance and energy.Vulnerability as Power: Why many men fear the "relational car crash" and how bringing shame into the light of connection can dissolve patterns of isolation.The Path of the Initiated Man: Embracing life’s "crunchy" moments—initiation, integration, and inspiration—to build a life of alignment and purpose.Whether you are navigating a difficult relationship or looking to deepen your connection with yourself and others, this conversation offers a roadmap for moving from logic-driven survival to heart-centered leadership.
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In this episode of the School of Attraction, Damien Deaker sits down with relational leadership coach Mike Elliott to explore the profound connection between childhood imprinting and adult intimacy. Mike shares his powerful journey from a "perfect on paper" life to a spiritual and relational rock bottom that led him to discover the critical difference between survival-based "me" consciousness and thriving "we" consciousness. Together, they dive deep into: Relational Leadership: Moving beyon...
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