Barry Magliarditi talks about tapping into the potential of our heart in this Onward Podcast episode. Barry was a self-proclaimed “absolute mess,” but you’d never guess that. Because, to the outside world he was a successful entrepreneur who mentored thousands of business owners and scaled hundreds of businesses to seven figures. But really, every area of Barry’s life was circling the drain. Drug use, depression...he felt completely worthless and alone. Until he analyzed the relationship that he had with himself.

Entrepreneurs, you’re no stranger to the grind that it takes to launch your business. And sometimes, that hustle can turn into living a life that you don’t recognize - like it did for Barry. 

Ultimately, Barry started healing his relationship with himself through self-love and being guided through his intuition. And with each practice, his happiness and success expanded. 

Consequently, his new Best-Selling Book book Sex, Drugs, and Radical Self-Expression is a must-read for entrepreneurs on how to practice self-care and, by doing so, have a flourishing life and business. And, speaking into topics around spirituality, intimacy, vulnerability and plant-based medicines, the book acts as a gateway and permission slip, supporting others to live their most authentic expression of life regardless of their shortcomings, background or social circles.

Finally, listen to this episode and learn about turning adversity into opportunity, vulnerability and its superpower, and tapping into the potential of our heart.

Resources Mentioned: 

Visit Barry’s website  Buy Barry’s Book: Book:, Sex, Drugs, and Radical Self-Expression Connect with Emily on LinkedIn  Emily Harman Positive Intelligence Coaching Program  Onward Accelerator Coaching Program Onward: Twitter | Onward Movement Facebook Group | YouTube Buy Emily’s Best Selling Book Step Into the Spotlight Schedule a Complimentary Coaching Call with Emily Music by Soul Pajamas

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