Brian Dixon: Why Most Men Drift After College and How To Avoid It

Brian Dixon — most folks call him Dixon — is a Colorado-based Adventurer, Author, and Speaker, and a recovering midlife man-zombie. For twenty years, he lived misaligned — playing the superhero for everyone but himself. In 2014, a life-threatening mountain bike crash ended years of quiet drift. Alignment took longer — until he made a decision most men his age would never consider. At fifty, he chased down a dream from his youth. He found a mentor, committed to years of training, and flew a paraglider solo off Colorado’s Lookout Mountain. It might sound like a midlife cliché. It wasn’t—it was clarifying. That flight reset his True North. Everything he teaches fits into a simple mantra: Wake up. Realign. Move forward. Today, he helps men break free from misalignment — so they can Wake Up. Realign. Move Forward.

In episode 653 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out how a driven, high-functioning guy ends up asleep at the wheel, what happened with his pulmonary embolism after the mountain bike crash, why he launched a paraglider solo off Lookout Mountain, why men drift after college and how to avoid it, what does misalignment look like in your twenties, how you lead others without losing yourself, what does “True North” actually mean for a 21-year-old, how to distinguish between destructive risk and growth-producing risk, what is the moment men give up but never talk about, and what daily habits keep a man awake instead of drifting. Enjoy!

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LZ_KgpqHE8

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Britt Tucker: How can students find their purpose and start to live their best life?

Britt Tucker lives in Nashville, eat Chick-fil-A like it’s her last meal and is the biggest nerd with a lot of freakin’ energy. She’s the All-American girl who grew up checking society’s boxes…only to find herself unfulfilled. Even after all the awards and praise from others as she attained the cookie cutter lifestyle, she found herself with a deep yearning and realization that there had to be more. So, she quit her corporate job (gasp), traveled the world (12+ islands), read tons of books and began her journey of self development. In the process, she uncovered the voice and light that God had given her but she was too busy following a “checklist” to discover them. She is still on the path of fully stepping into the woman she was created to be, but she is enjoying every step of the way!

In episode number 179 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out why Britt chose Auburn over University of Georgia, what it was like being a cheerleader at Auburn, what she learned once she began a journey of self development, how people can find their purpose and start to live their best life, how students can decrease stress, how college students can engage in goal setting and action lists now to help them achieve their career goals, how Britt was able to overcome her fears as an entrepreneur, and what her new book to be released in 2022 is all about. We even learn her favorite restaurants in Nashville. Enjoy!

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zlSv1f-jy4

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