The Authentic Journey Ep. 21 - Joseph Di Giulio on The Small Steps That Saved His Life w/ Ben Beeri

Why It's Never Too Late to Win | Ben Beeri Ep.26

A bad morning doesn't have to define the rest of the day, and this solo monologue from Ben Beeri makes the case that wins compound only when you stay in the day long enough to see them. The host walks through a stretch from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. that felt like loss after loss: a missed auction on memorabilia for his company, a sluggish 2,000-yard swim, a canceled lunch meeting, three and a half minutes of cryotherapy at negative 175 degrees that didn't register as a victory, and a podcast recording delayed from 4:30 to 6 p.m. What turned it around was refusing to clock out at 6, ending the night working in flow until 3 a.m., and reframing the same facts under a different state of mind. The episode sits at the intersection of mindset, discipline, daily routines, and entrepreneurship, with practical notes on cold exposure, swim training, and victim-versus-victor framing. As Beeri puts it, "your day doesn't end until you decide it ends."

Why Hitting Seven Figures at 25 Broke Me - Ben Beeri Ep.25

Hitting seven figures at 25 did not deliver acceptance, love, or respect — it exposed how much of an identity had been built on performance, revenue, and external validation. In this solo episode, Ben unpacks the gap between the picture on the wall (the seven-figure business, the watches, the cars, the high-status rooms) and the picture behind it: simply wanting to be seen. He describes working 365 days a year through college and his early 20s, saying no to parties, dinners, and friends, until he had to ask whether he owned his business or his business owned him. The founder walks through the three internal journeys he had to take — self-acceptance, self-love, and self-respect — and why love tied to performance and balance-sheet numbers collapses under its own weight. He also addresses the social cost: realizing many people he thought were friends were not, and learning that no one can accept you until you accept yourself. Core themes include founder identity, entrepreneur burnout, self-worth after success, and the psychology of young CEOs.

The Authentic Journey Ep.24 - Dare To Dream 2026: The Conversation That Changed the Room w/Ben Beeri

What did you dream about before the world told you what was “realistic”? In this powerful live episode of The Authentic Journey, Ben Beeri leads a transformative experience around rediscovering your childhood dreams, breaking through self-imposed limits, and reconnecting with your true purpose. From early passions to life’s detours, this conversation dives deep into how our dreams evolve—and why they never truly go away.If you’ve ever felt stuck, lost, or disconnected from what you truly want… this episode will bring you back. This isn’t just about dreaming.It’s about remembering who you’ve always been. Authenticity creates connection.🔥 Hit the link below to sign up for our next event — "Living in Trust" on Tuesday, Apr 28. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-authentic-journey-presents-living-in-trust-tickets-1985638954565?sg=9359e8ed7a8e1c53f04edd14d3491173f005ebfb8d50965f73b4bb6dc3ad44c62bd4a39aee4f38fb24a974bfa142696597eecf56792a721d6c8c1e112c110fb0ae7569a6c319cbcbe5e9c4a9df&aff=ebdsshios ❤️ Don’t forget to like and subscribe for more authentic conversations.

The Authentic Journey Ep. 23 - Malik Jackson More Than a Super Bowl Champion w/ Ben Beeri

What happens when you achieve the dream, win the Super Bowl, sign the big contract… and still have to figure out who you are beyond the game?In Part 1 of this episode of The Authentic Journey, Super Bowl 50 Champion Malik Jackson opens up about his path from a kid in the San Fernando Valley to the NFL, the mindset it took to make it, what it felt like to win on the biggest stage, and the pressure that came with success. Malik also shares the deeper side of the journey — fatherhood, injury, identity, sacrifice, retirement, and the emotional reality of life after football. This is an honest conversation about performance, purpose, and becoming more than the role the world knows you for. If this episode resonates with you, please like, comment, subscribe, and share it with a friend.

The Authentic Journey Ep. 22 - Living In Love 2026: Recognition, Permission & Trust w/ Ben Beeri

What if the reason you feel stuck isn’t a lack of potential… but a lack of recognition, permission, and trust? In this powerful “Living in Love: Soul, Serendipity & Sovereignty 2026” gathering, we explore the real work of self-love: giving yourself grace, letting yourself be seen, and learning how to receive love—not just give it. You’ll hear raw reflections from the room on authenticity, identity, imposter syndrome, leadership, relationships, and the pressure to perform… plus two unforgettable activities: ✅ Partner reflections (recognition + permission) ✅ Writing love notes to someone else… and to your future self If you’ve been craving deeper connection—with others and with yourself—this episode is for you. 💬 Comment what word you’re working on most right now: Recognition, Permission, or Trust. 🔥 Hit the link below to sign up for our next event — "Dare To Dream" on March 22, 2026. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-authentic-journey-presents-dare-to-dream-tickets-1983633108024?utm_experiment=test_share_listing&aff=ebdsshios&sg=98fd9ac3cae951595326f2a4f1a45b0189363bfa9082e31a36b39015fc5048f2b341e62a37ef7df65ec740df358ade8ea42c764ebde6d4b131bac15444e44d503fa82f4373ea528180904975e2 ❤️ Don’t forget to like and subscribe for more meaningful conversations like this.