Unfuck Nation with Gary John Bishop

Family is always the centerpiece of the Holiday Season. So, while the global pandemic is likely forcing you to scale back the size of your cornucopia this Thanksgiving, the question remains: what sort of drama will your family be bringing to this year's festivities? Well, before you get carried away with your carving knife, Gary's here with a fresh batch of insights to help you handle your Family Failings as we head into the Holidays. You won't want to miss a moment of the fun, so press 'Play' right now for Gary's answers to these big questions from the listeners:Is there a way to self-diagnose a healthy or unhealthy way of showing love and appreciation for your tribe and your family?How can I learn to forgive myself and others? How can I better tread the line between being a supportive parent and bulldozing my family as a helicopter parent?When dealing with feeling like an outsider amongst extended family, how can I stop feeling like a victim?What are your thankful for?All families can work, so we hope you came hungry for answers! All that and more is ahead on this episode of Unfuck Nation with Gary John Bishop!Are You Ready to Unfu*k Yourself for Good?If you want to be the first to know when we drop new episodes, please take a moment to Follow or Subscribe to Unfuck Nation wherever you listen to your favorite Podcasts.If you have a question for Gary that you'd like featured on an upcoming episode, you can click here to email him directly or leave us a voicemail on the Unfuck Nation Hotline at (646) 450-3203.If you'd like to show your support for the show, we would greatly appreciate it if you would share the show with a friend or write a review for the show on Apple Podcasts.For more of Gary's content, you can click here to visit his website or you can connect with him on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gary's back to show you how you're getting trapped in your own language with another installment of The War on Words. This time, Gary's taking up arms against the phrases "Getting There" and "Work in Progress," to show you that you need to really connect with your present instead of buying yourself off with some promise of "the future you." So light your torch and grab your pitchfork, it's time for War!Are You Ready to Unfu*k Yourself for Good?If you want to be the first to know when we drop new episodes, please take a moment to Follow or Subscribe to Unfuck Nation wherever you listen to your favorite Podcasts.If you have a question for Gary that you'd like featured on an upcoming episode, you can click here to email him directly or leave us a voicemail on the Unfuck Nation Hotline at (646) 450-3203.If you'd like to show your support for the show, we would greatly appreciate it if you would share the show with a friend or write a review for the show on Apple Podcasts.For more of Gary's content, you can click here to visit his website or you can connect with him on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this podcast, Gary John Bishop discusses overcoming feelings of inadequacy, analysis paralysis, and seizing opportunities for personal growth. He emphasizes taking action over waiting for perfect feelings, encouraging audience participation, and prioritizing personal development for success. Tune in to learn how to break free from limiting beliefs and embrace change!

Gary John Bishop explores authenticity, BS personal development practices, book recommendations, finding hope, and the line between authentic living and egotistical behavior. He challenges the self-help industry and advocates for messages leading to real change. Delve into persona distinctions, personal growth, and confronting uncomfortable truths in this electrifying episode.

Everybody likes to think they're being authentic, but what would you say if Gary told you that "your truth" is bullshit? Well, hot on the heels of the release of Wise as Fu*k, Gary's taking on the grey area that separates concepts like authenticity, personality, and complaints. So, what's really going on in the background of your thoughts? What runs you as a human being? Is your truth really just bullsh*t? Joining the nation today and reveal what's true, including Gary's insights on these questions from your fellow listeners:How can I best cope with feeling like I'm under someone's thumb?Why am I so caught up in labeling my spirituality, and should I even give a shit?How can I deal with my feelings of inadequacy?All that and more on this episode of Unfuck Nation with Gary John Bishop!Are You Ready to Unfu*k Yourself for Good?If you want to be the first to know when we drop new episodes, please take a moment to Follow or Subscribe to Unfuck Nation wherever you listen to your favorite Podcasts.If you have a question for Gary that you'd like featured on an upcoming episode, you can click here to email him directly or leave us a voicemail on the Unfuck Nation Hotline at (646) 450-3203.If you'd like to show your support for the show, we would greatly appreciate it if you would share the show with a friend or write a review for the show on Apple Podcasts.For more of Gary's content, you can click here to visit his website or you can connect with him on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In celebration of the release of his newest book - Wise as Fu*k - Gary's giving you a special look into what it means to be wise in the four areas you need it most: love, loss, fear and success. So, if you're ready to start putting your wisdom to work for you, join the nation for this must-hear episode and get Gary's perspective on these questions from your fellow listeners:When it comes to relationships, I need to work on how I see and deal with others. How do I pick the right relationship to unfuck when most of my relationships seem like they're in good standing?How do I connect with people who will truly show up for me in my life, and how can I show up for others?What do you tell people who can't stop fucking up their own weightloss progress?All that and more on this episode of Unfuck Nation with Gary John Bishop!Are You Ready to Unfu*k Yourself for Good?If you want to be the first to know when we drop new episodes, please take a moment to Follow or Subscribe to Unfuck Nation wherever you listen to your favorite Podcasts.If you have a question for Gary that you'd like featured on an upcoming episode, you can click here to email him directly or leave us a voicemail on the Unfuck Nation Hotline at (646) 450-3203.If you'd like to show your support for the show, we would greatly appreciate it if you would share the show with a friend or write a review for the show on Apple Podcasts.For more of Gary's content, you can click here to visit his website or you can connect with him on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Unfu*k Nation, Gary's introducing a brand new way to Unfu*k Yourself - joining Gary's War on Words. Through these minisodes, Gary's setting out to transform the way you use language to describe your situation by erasing those unremarkable words and phrases from your life that hold you back - and this time around, it's all about eradicating "Easier Said Than Done."Are You Ready to Unfu*k Yourself for Good?If you want to be the first to know when we drop new episodes, please take a moment to Follow or Subscribe to Unfuck Nation wherever you listen to your favorite Podcasts.If you have a question for Gary that you'd like featured on an upcoming episode, you can click here to email him directly or leave us a voicemail on the Unfuck Nation Hotline at (646) 450-3203.If you'd like to show your support for the show, we would greatly appreciate it if you would share the show with a friend or write a review for the show on Apple Podcasts.For more of Gary's content, you can click here to visit his website or you can connect with him on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Everybody loves a good story, right? That's what many of us believe, but this week, Gary's laying out some fundamental truths behind why you need to stop spinning up stories and how your backstory is just another mechanism for you to make bullshit excuses. So, come join the nation and get your story straight with the help of Gary's insights on these big questions from our listeners:How can I be a storyteller without getting caught up in the backstory?How can I bridge the gap between setting context for myself when setting a goal without overcommitting to the backstory?Is context another way of saying "living first with intention: and purpose? Will context help me set more purposeful goals?I feel like I've got years of knowledge and nowhere to go with it. How can I rise above this?All that and more on this episode of Unfuck Nation with Gary John Bishop!Are You Ready to Unfuck Yourself for Good?If you want to be the first to know when we drop new episodes, please take a moment to Follow or Subscribe to Unfuck Nation wherever you listen to your favorite Podcasts.If you have a question for Gary that you'd like featured on an upcoming episode, you can click here to email him directly or leave us a voicemail on the Unfuck Nation Hotline at (646) 450-3203.If you'd like to show your support for the show, we would greatly appreciate it if you would share the show with a friend or write a review for the show on Apple Podcasts.For more of Gary's content, you can click here to visit his website or you can connect with him on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This podcast delves into the topic of closure in relationships and personal growth, discussing the process of letting go of resentment, rebuilding relationships after mistakes, and navigating integrity and responsibility. It also addresses feelings of laziness and guilt, emphasizing the importance of starting fresh and being fully present in order to move forward.

In this episode, Gary John Bishop discusses divisiveness, triggers, and saying no. He shares wisdom on how to handle differences and take personal responsibility, explores trigger responses, and delves into the struggles of saying no. The episode focuses on personal growth, setting limits, and becoming unapologetic in prioritizing self-needs.