Living Your Vision: How Men Reclaim Purpose | Jeff Ryan | New Thought Men's Podcast S2E3

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In this episode, Eamon sits down with Jeff Ryan for a grounded, expansive conversation on embodiment, presence, and the transformative power of visioning as a spiritual practice. Together they explore how modern life fragments attention and agency—and how consciously envisioning one’s life, values, and future can reconnect men to purpose, integrity, and embodied wisdom. Jeff shares how visioning moves beyond positive thinking into disciplined imagination, ethical alignment, and lived responsibility, while Eamon frames the discussion within conscious masculinity, personal sovereignty, and spiritual maturity. Touching on topics like embodiment practices, masculine leadership, mindfulness, spiritual growth for men, and navigating uncertain times with clarity, this episode offers a practical and philosophical guide for men seeking to live deliberately rather than reactively in today’s world.

This episode is for men seeking spiritual growth, practical wisdom, and a way to embody their values—not just think about them.

Topics include:
– Visioning as a spiritual and embodied practice
– Conscious masculinity and moral responsibility
– Embodiment and presence in daily life
– Masculine leadership and integrity
– Mindfulness and personal sovereignty
– Living deliberately in uncertain times

00:00 – Introduction & setting the conversation
02:45 – What embodiment really means in modern life
08:30 – Why men struggle with disembodiment and distraction
15:10 – Introducing visioning as a spiritual practice
22:40 – Visioning vs. wishful thinking
30:15 – Imagination, discipline, and responsibility
38:50 – Embodying values instead of intellectualizing them
47:20 – Masculinity, integrity, and moral agency
56:30 – Living deliberately in uncertain times
1:05:10 – Closing reflections on purpose and practice