Doug Hildreth and Christine Stacey

Boy Open Up

Doug Hildreth and Christine Stacey

  • Breaking down behaviors

Breaking down behaviors

Monday 13th July 2020

Doug Hildreth and Christine Stacey explore why understanding the root causes of behaviors is key to real personal growth in this episode of 'Boy Open Up'.
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Boy Open Up
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Doug Hildreth and Christine Stacey
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
Sexual Stigmas & Myths
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Unmasking Behaviors: Digging Deep to Find Real Solutions

The way to develop into a more whole, more well-rounded, better teammate, better individual, more professional is to go to the areas that you fear and to explore them and to dive into them, because that will create the most growth.
Ever wonder why we often treat the symptoms of our problems rather than the root causes? In this episode of 'Boy Open Up', Doug Hildreth and Christine Stacey tackle this very issue. Inspired by a thought-provoking quote, they dive into the common habit of numbing our feelings without truly understanding their origins. Doug and Christine argue that our culture's obsession with quick fixes keeps us from addressing the real issues at hand.
They believe that true growth comes from confronting our fears and exploring negative thought patterns. This isn't just about emotional well-being; it’s about becoming better individuals and teammates. The hosts even touch on the primal roots of behaviors like pornography addiction, explaining how our ancient instincts can still influence us today. By the end of the episode, you'll be guided through an exercise designed to help you confront and understand your own behaviors.
It's a journey into the heart of what makes us tick, encouraging listeners to go beyond surface-level solutions and seek deeper, more meaningful change.