Manned Up Conversations Becoming A Universal Man with WarriorRic
In this episode I connect with Oakland, CA native WarriorRic to detail his journey of starting life over in South Africa more than 20 years ago and unpack his experience of the country, culture and people.
We discuss the importance of greeting in African culture and how he experienced Ubuntu and was embraced by South Africans upon his arrival. Then we unpack the effects of xenophobia, highlighting the difference in treatment towards Africans foreigners and international foreigners. Taking aim at men's wellness, we talk about the deep introspective work men need to do on themselves but often shy away from and miss out on the opportunity to tackle responsibilities from a healthy and mature perspective instead of neglecting ourselves for the sake of money and provision. In closing we look into how we can use nutrition, movement, sleep, prayer and meditation to find balance and have the energy to lead a healthy and more intentional life.
WarriorRic lives by his personal mantra, ”I’d rather be a Warrior who faces challenges, than a worrier who misses opportunities.” Through this ethos accordingly, he has inspired, motivated and transformed so many lives.
He is an Activist, international Speaker, media Presenter, life and wellness Coach, conference Facilitator and an events MC and Sports Commentator. A spokesperson of choice by notable world class brands, such as Toyota, Jeep, Reebok and SPAR.
His vast international experience, local knowledge, charisma and commanding presence serves up the perfect combination for desired change.
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Website: www.warriorric.co.za
Twitter: @WarriorRic
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