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Jul 26, 2026 1 hr 15 min

ShowUp2Heal - Week 3 Recap

from ShowUp2Win Hosted by Dwayne Morton

In this episode, Dwayne opens up about his personal journey of transparency, struggles, and the power of showing up authentically to foster healing and connection with his co-hosts Kat Anna and Sarah Elkins.Main Topics:The importance of vulnerability and authenticity in leadership and personal growthLessons learned from interviews with Frank King, Jimmy Carter, David Chametzky, and othersThe significance of strong support systems and healthy relationshipsHow resilience manifests in quiet, persistent actions rather than loud victoriesThe role of divine timing and divine support in personal and collective healingPractical steps for turning awareness into meaningful actionThe power of consistency, self-accountability, and self-care in sustaining momentumManaging nervous system regulation through breathwork and mental resilienceReflections on past limitations and embracing evolution, especially in the context of men's mental healthTimestamps:00:00 - Welcome and personal reflections on a powerful week of conversations02:50 - Introduction to guests and the intention behind the series03:12 - Key lessons from Frank King on humor in addressing trauma04:37 - Frank King's raw honesty on mental health and suicide prevention06:47 - Learning from Jimmy Carter’s shift to nervous system-focused training09:04 - Parallels between Jimmy Carter’s evolution and personal growth11:28 - Reflecting on the power of shared struggles and healing journeys13:37 - Hosting oneself: lessons from interviewing himself and embracing transparency16:25 - The hardest truths uncovered and personal growth through vulnerability19:08 - The importance of support systems, love, and moving beyond ego21:28 - The journey from diagnosis to resilience with sleep apnea insights23:20 - Lessons from veteran James Land and the importance of perseverance27:38 - The significance of community and strong partnerships in transformation30:37 - Recognizing the evolution of men and the hope in vulnerability35:15 - The impact of breathwork on nervous system regulation and PTSD recovery37:09 - Connecting apnea and breathwork for holistic healing40:32 - The importance of creating crutch-free solutions, not just quick fixes43:54 - The role of inner strength and resilience in overcoming adversity46:36 - Celebrating powerful, supportive relationships in sport and life50:24 - Men's willingness to face adversity head-on and collective growth54:58 - The shift from hustle to sustainable self-care and awareness58:34 - Embracing transparency, resistance, and divine support on the journey61:27 - Reflection on the initial vision vs. the growth experienced through vulnerability64:24 - The growing hope for men's mental health and breaking stigma68:14 - Momentum as a key to sustaining collective and personal change71:29 - Turning awareness into action: practical next steps74:20 - Closing gratitude and commitment to continuing the conversationReflection & Action:This episode invites you to reflect on how vulnerability and consistent action are the true markers of strength. As Dwayne emphasizes, transformation begins when we tell the truth and show up wholeheartedly, trusting divine timing and support. The journey of healing is ongoing—and it’s shaped by patience, presence, and purpose.—Remember, winning isn’t defeating others; it’s about becoming fully present to your own life.Resources & Links:Connect with Dwayne: / dwaynemorton / dwmorton24 IG: showup2win

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