002 - Erb's Palsy Can't Stop Us with Kyle Stokes
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English - January 15, 2018 05:00 - 36 minutes - 36.8 MB - ★★★★★ - 52 ratingsAlternative Health Health & Fitness anxiety healing meditation selfhelp selflove addiction adversity cancer change depression Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
I came across Kyle's Instagram a few months ago and was blown away.
From our first conversation, I knew Kyle was a perfect fit for the show. He's just an incredibly inspiring individual who is doing amazing things and impacting so many people's lives.
Kyle was born with Erb's palsy, which resulted in nerve damage in his shoulder and paralysis of his right arm. Instead of letting his obstacle get the best of him, he's created workout videos on YouTube and the 1in1k community which allows others to share their stories with Erb's palsy.
This conversation with Kyle isn't just for those with Erb's palsy; it's for anyone who is dealing with any form of adversity in their lives. What surprised me the most about Kyle, is that he gets it.
He understands that the principles he's learned from overcoming Erb's palsy can be applied to all obstacles in your life whether they're physical, mental, emotional, marital, or a combination of them. Many of the lessons Kyle talks about can be applied to all areas of your life.
I was honored to interview him and I am so excited to see what he has in store in the future.
In This Episode, You Will Learn:
How Kyle has taken ownership and pride of his Erb's palsy (5:20)
Why we should never live our lives in someone else's hands (6:14)
How Kyle fell in love with the gym (8:42)
Why it's so easy to fall into the comparison trap (15:32)
The purpose behind #1in1k and its impact across the world (21:12)
The importance of visualizing your hope (29:11)
Why you need to starve your fears (29:58)
Why you're wasting your time if you don't apply the lessons you learn (30:56)