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GNY EP.39 Feat. Dakota Malone - Men's Health Journey & Reaching Clients in a Meaningful Way!

GNY EP.39 Feat. Dakota Malone - Men's Health Journey & Reaching Clients in a Meaningful Way!

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Embracing Life After Near-Death: Dakota Malone and the Path of Self-Discovery In this episode of Good News York, host Matt Major welcomes his friend Dakota Malone, a multifaceted individual with an inspiring life story, to discuss his journey from his upbringing in Central New York to his current endeavors in renewable energy and men's mental health advocacy. Dakota shares his transformative experiences with heart surgeries, his unexpected career in door-to-door sales, and the profound impact of facing mortality head-on. He also delves into his involvement with Midwest Men, a group focused on supporting men through vulnerability and shared experiences. The conversation highlights Dakota's unique approach to life, resilience, and community building, offering listeners a blend of personal anecdotes and strategic insights into content creation and personal growth. 00:00 Introduction and Greetings 00:29 Meet Dakota Malone 01:34 Dakota's Journey and Career 05:15 Content Strategy Insights 13:24 Podcast Guesting Strategy 22:41 Men's Mental Health and Masculinity 24:29 Confidential Conversations and Core Themes 25:21 Personal Journey and Heart Surgeries 28:59 Therapy and Overcoming Abandonment 30:27 Generational Trauma and Healing 31:50 Men's Group and Brotherhood 35:12 Heart Surgery Experiences 39:51 Facing Death and Personal Growth 45:12 Upcoming Projects and Closing Remarks

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