Find The Line

Be Cautious of Impulses - Find The Line

Life moves pretty fast and if we don't pause to take a look around once in a while, we'll miss it. We’ve all felt it—the sudden urge to act, speak, or move before we’ve even thought it through. In the moment, it feels urgent. Real. Like it has to happen now. But here’s the truth: impulses are just like motivation… they fade. In this episode, I break down: * * What impulses really are (and why our brains create them) * * Why most impulses are fueled by fear, not clarity * * The burden and blessing of a curious mind—and how it can pull you off track if you’re not careful * * How presence and waiting turn reaction into wisdom If you’ve ever felt restless, easily distracted, or stuck chasing every new idea, this conversation is for you. Verse of the week: “Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry.” - James 1:19 🏔️📝 Download your own Find Your Line Daily Check-In Journal [https://of-oak-and-elm.kit.com/bc0a043671] Welcome to the Find The Line podcast. My name is Cameron Poe—and I’m not an expert. I’m just a dude going through it. This show was born from a deep calling to build something real—a space where people feel seen, no matter their circumstances. Because everyone has a story, and I believe those stories are meant to be heard. This podcast is for the ones who know they have a voice but aren’t sure it’s worth sharing. For the ones who are figuring it out, trying to grow, and just want someone to be real with them. In a world full of experts… sometimes what we need most is someone we can relate to. I would love to hear from you! Please feel free to shoot me an email at cam@ftlcoaching.com or DM on Instagram @findthelinecoaching

How To Navigate Being Told "No" - Find The Line

We all know this email... "Unfortunately, we are moving forward with OTHER candidates." Why does that hurt so much? Why is it so frustrating? Rejection hurts. Especially when you’re already walking through a season of instability, fear, or uncertainty. One closed door can feel like confirmation of your worst doubts: I’m not good enough. I don’t belong here. I’m a fraud. Verse of The Week: "Not that I have already obtained all this, or have already arrived at my goal, but I press on to take hold of that for which Christ Jesus took hold of me. Brothers and sisters, I do not consider myself yet to have taken hold of it. But one thing I do: Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead, I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus." - Philippians 3:12-14 🏔️📝 Download your own Find Your Line Daily Check-In Journal [https://of-oak-and-elm.kit.com/bc0a043671] Welcome to the Find The Line podcast. My name is Cameron Poe—and I’m not an expert. I’m just a dude going through it. This show was born from a deep calling to build something real—a space where people feel seen, no matter their circumstances. Because everyone has a story, and I believe those stories are meant to be heard. This podcast is for the ones who know they have a voice but aren’t sure it’s worth sharing. For the ones who are figuring it out, trying to grow, and just want someone to be real with them. In a world full of experts… sometimes what we need most is someone we can relate to. I would love to hear from you! Please feel free to shoot me an email at cam@ftlcoaching.com or DM on Instagram @findthelinecoaching

You're Fighting The Wrong Battle - Find The Line

What if the weight you're carrying was never yours to hold? Let's break down the battles we think we’re supposed to fight — the ones driven by ego, people-pleasing, or chasing approval — versus the ones that actually shape us. Not every challenge means you’re growing. Some are just distractions in disguise. Verse of the week: “Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.” - James 4:7 This episode is for the person who’s tired, drained, and wondering why progress still feels like quicksand. There’s strength in discernment — and freedom in choosing the right fights. 🏔️📝 Download your own Find Your Line Daily Check-In Journal [https://of-oak-and-elm.kit.com/bc0a043671] Welcome to the Find The Line podcast. My name is Cameron Poe—and I’m not an expert. I’m just a dude going through it. This show was born from a deep calling to build something real—a space where people feel seen, no matter their circumstances. Because everyone has a story, and I believe those stories are meant to be heard. This podcast is for the ones who know they have a voice but aren’t sure it’s worth sharing. For the ones who are figuring it out, trying to grow, and just want someone to be real with them. In a world full of experts… sometimes what we need most is someone we can relate to. I would love to hear from you! Please feel free to shoot me an email at cam@oakedesign.com or DM on Instagram @oakedesign

"Falling Behind" is a Blatant Lie - Find The Line

Ever feel like you're stuck while everyone else is sprinting ahead? This episode is your reminder that being stuck doesn’t mean you’re behind—it means you're in the middle of building something that actually lasts. We break down the silent season that no one talks about—the in-between moment when progress isn’t flashy, and the foundation feels invisible. But that’s the part that matters most. Verse of the Week: "See, I lay a stone in Zion, a tested stone, a precious cornerstone for a sure foundation..." - Isaiah 28:16 This episode will challenge your perspective and remind you that your foundation matters more than your followers, and your pace doesn’t have to match theirs. 🏔️📝 Download your own Find Your Line Daily Check-In Journal [https://of-oak-and-elm.kit.com/bc0a043671] Welcome to the Find The Line podcast. My name is Cameron Poe—and I’m not an expert. I’m just a dude going through it. This show was born from a deep calling to build something real—a space where people feel seen, no matter their circumstances. Because everyone has a story, and I believe those stories are meant to be heard. This podcast is for the ones who know they have a voice but aren’t sure it’s worth sharing. For the ones who are figuring it out, trying to grow, and just want someone to be real with them. In a world full of experts… sometimes what we need most is someone we can relate to. I would love to hear from you! Please feel free to shoot me an email at cam@oakedesign.com or DM on Instagram @oakedesign

Why Men Struggle With Body Dysmorphia | Coach Tom Hobbs - Find The Line

"When we do the work to change the story and start seeing ourselves differently and start seeking evidence to support the new story, then the BODY DYSMORPHIA loses it's grip. It doesn't have a purpose anymore." In this raw and powerful conversation, I sit down with Coach Tom Hobbs to explore something that isn’t talked about enough — male body dysmorphia. We unpack where it starts, why it’s so common (especially in performance-driven spaces like fitness), and how social media, comparison, and silence keep men trapped in toxic thought patterns about their bodies. Coach Tom shares what helped him shift his identity from shame and insecurity to grounded self-respect — and how healing your inner world is the path to changing your outer one. We jump into... 🏔️ Root cause healing 🏔️ Binge eating 🏔️ Basic psychology needed to grow 🏔️ Current plagues infecting young men 🏔️📝 Download your own Find Your Line Daily Check-In Journal [https://of-oak-and-elm.kit.com/bc0a043671] Welcome to the Find The Line podcast. My name is Cameron Poe—and I’m not an expert. I’m just a dude going through it. This show was born from a deep calling to build something real—a space where people feel seen, no matter their circumstances. Because everyone has a story, and I believe those stories are meant to be heard. This podcast is for the ones who know they have a voice but aren’t sure it’s worth sharing. For the ones who are figuring it out, trying to grow, and just want someone to be real with them. In a world full of experts… sometimes what we need most is someone we can relate to. I would love to hear from you! Please feel free to shoot me an email at cam@oakedesign.com or DM on Instagram @oakedesign