Pete Cohen Author TV Presenter Coach - The relationship I have with myself and feeling accepted

EPISODE · May 12, 2021 · 30 MIN

Pete Cohen Author TV Presenter Coach - The relationship I have with myself and feeling accepted

from Men Are Nuts · host Men are Nuts

On the podcast I chat with Pete Cohen Humanitarian, best selling Author, TV Presenter, Coach, PE Teacher. He talks about growing up and feeling the need to fit in. Having been diagnosed with severe dyslexia and behaviour issues at age 10. This led to Pete hating school. He struggled with his own insecurities and was always comparing himself to others. After burning out with chronic fatigue which went on for ten years Pete decided that he needed to change. He has appeared on TV for a number of years and written several books. Pete now coaches and inspires others to be a better version of themselves. He now feels that it is important to be inspired about where you are going and what’s in front of you.

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