Topic: Intentions

The hosts discuss the struggle of maintaining focus when one has a creative or "distractible" mind. Price suggests that when things aren't "clicking," it is a feedback loop indicating a wrong direction. He recommends breathwork as a primary tool for men to get out of their heads and reconnect with their current reality.

The "Three-Word Power Play" is introduced as a tool for consciously choosing a way of being, such as the host's past use of "happy, strong, and trusting" during a crisis. For the month of April, the chosen words are "playful, courageous, and free." This practice is described as a "suit of armor" or a conscious framework to achieve specific results in daily interactions.

One host details his guest appearance on Glenn Lundy’s "Rise and Grind" show, which focuses on intentional parenting. The discussion contrasts the high-energy American morning show style with British sensibilities. A debate follows regarding the "virtue" of being a morning person versus a night owl, referencing the book Peak Performance.

Jonnie Jensen shares an experience from a wedding in Cyprus where he consciously adopted the mindset that "around me, everything works." By holding this intention, he became a stabilizing force for those around him and avoided the typical drama associated with large events. Drew identifies this as "holding a state," which acts as a magnetic pull for positive experiences and people.