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Total. Life. OPTIMIZATION. Hey Ever Forward Radio family, Chase here! My life's mission is to help you improve your life through personal development, sleep, habits, training, and more... All the ways in which I believe it takes to LIFE A LIFE EVER FORWARD. Along my journey I have picked up many insights, habits, and practices to make my life optimal. So in today's podcast, that's exactly what I dive into! I get REALLY deep in this one, as I cover topics such as meditation, religion, what "healthy" really means, peptides and hormones, stress overload, and so much more.   Follow me on Instagram @chase_chewning Follow Cody @codymcbroom   Episode resources: Save 20% on Testosterone Support Complex with code EVERFORWARD at https://www.UseJoymode.com/everforward Get a FREE variety pack of Recharge electrolyte drink mix at https://www.DrinkLMNT.com/everforward  Save 20% on the Build Muscle Stack with code EVERFORWARD at https://www.LegionAthletics.com  Watch this video on the Tailored Life Podcast

Stefan Falk shares his secrets to loving your work and succeeding like never before. He teaches you how to gain intrinsic motivation, overcome procrastination, and improve concentration so you can learn skills faster, sustain high levels of work satisfaction, and work towards any dream or goal you have. We’ve all experienced lack of motivation or dissatisfaction with work at some point in our life. It’s common for people to feel like their work is boring, uninteresting, difficult, or uncomfortable, yet we continue to stay in those jobs. This begs the question: Do we need to love our work in order to have a good, successful life?  If you’re struggling to find motivation from within or find enjoyment in your work, this episode is for you. “Figuring out how to tap into that energy in a smart way, to unlock our intrinsic motivation, I think that is actually the key challenge that humans should take on,” he says. Stefan Falk is an internationally-recognized performance coach who helps people achieve things they do

Benjamin and Azrya Bequer shed light on how emotional intelligence, mirroring, and spiritual integration can help you elevate your relationships and co-create a healthier, more beautiful world. They offer sage advice on communicating to your partner during difficult times and their favorite tool for finding growth in the paradoxes of life. If you’re ready to surrender to growth and self-love, this episode will help you do that. Benjamin “Bee” Bequer and Azrya Bequer are the co-founding stewards of BEQOMING, a platform dedicated to providing the future stewards of society with the emotional intelligence tools to elevate humanity and co-create a more beautiful world. Bee and Azrya are also the co-authors of “BEQOMING: Everything You Didn't Know You Wanted”.   Follow Bee and Azrya Bequer @beqoming Follow Chase on Instagram @chase_chewning Follow him on Twitter @chasechewning   Key Highlights Our education system, and our society as a whole, lacks an emphasis on emotional intelligence. This boils down to an inab

Dr. Sean Pastuch, DC talks about how to maximize the opportunities in your life so you can live ever forward. He breaks down his best practices for managing pain, how to get the best outcomes with your health and fitness providers, and why we need more help in life than we think. As humans, we experience so many different types of pain. Physical pain, mental pain, emotional pain, financial pain… and the level of uncertainty that comes with those pains can be overwhelming. In today’s episode, Sean is here to help you navigate the pains you experience in life and turn them into opportunities for growth and gratitude. Sean Pastuch is a doctor of chiropractic, coach to athletes, coach educator, and the Founder and CEO of Active Life, a company that provides education, exercise, and mentorship to individuals, coaches, and gym owners. Together, their mission is to give you empowered thought, physical freedom, and emotional well-being because you deserve a life, well lived.   Follow Sean Pastuch @drseanpastuch Follo

Dr. Latt Mansor, PhD shares his expertise on optimizing metabolic health, preventing disease, and tapping into the benefits of exogenous ketones. He breaks down the difference between scientific data and real life application and how to use both to figure out what diet and lifestyle is best for your body.  By the end of this episode, you’ll have a PhD in Your Own Body. You’ll learn how to extract both the truth from studies and the truth from your own body so you can properly apply that knowledge to your life and health. For many of us, that’s our biggest goal, so let’s go achieve it! Latt is a Scientist and Research Lead at Health Via Modern Nutrition (HVMN), a health and nutrition company on a mission to redefine the limits of human performance, metabolism, and longevity. HVMN is known for their science-backed ketone ester drink called Ketone-IQ™ as well as nootropic supplements and other products than support a ketogenic diet. Follow Latt Mansor @lattmansor Follow HVMN @hvmn Follow Chase on Instagram @chas

Neurophysiologist and brain coach, Louisa Nicola, is back to talk about how to optimize brain health and performance with exercise. Louisa sheds light on why exercise is so important for brain function, the best form of exercise for the brain, and how to take control over your brain health to prevent stroke, cardiovascular disease, and Alzheimer’s disease. If there’s one episode that will persuade the most sedentary person to finally prioritize exercise in their life, it’s this one. Louisa shares some incredible facts about the brain, disease, and exercise that will make you less scared of disease and more empowered to take care of your body. Louisa Nicola is a neurophysiologist, brain coach to elite athletes, and Founder of Neuro Athletics, a full-service neuroscience diagnostic testing company.    Follow Louisa Nicola @louisanicola_ Follow Chase on Instagram @chase_chewning Follow him on Twitter @chasechewning   Key Highlights To optimize your performance at work and consistently operate at your best, you

Toni Okamoto of Plant-Based on a Budget joins us to share her top tips and advice on how to eat more plant-based meals on a budget, regardless of what diet or lifestyle you identify with. She also details how she trained for a marathon as a vegan and the surprising benefits she discovered after going plant-based. Toni’s newest book, “Plant-Based on a Budget Quick & Easy”, gives you creative ways to cut down on time in the kitchen without relying on premade, processed foods or expensive equipment. Toni is a go-to resource for people of all diets, from seasoned vegans to omnivores that just want to reduce their meat consumption. Toni Okamoto is a plant-based author, blogger, podcaster, speaker, and Founder of Plant-Based on a Budget, the popular website and meal plan that shows you how to save money by eating veggies. She’s also the author of the Plant-Based on a Budget cookbook, The Super Easy Vegan Slow Cooker Cookbook, and the co-host of The Plant-Powered People Podcast.   Follow Toni Okamoto @plantbased

Sherry Fernandez shares her greatest insights on self-development, leadership, spirituality, and relationship health. She breaks down her approach to staying disciplined in personal development and highlights the role of quality, healthy relationships in self-mastery.  When it comes to personal development and life mastery, it’s all about understanding the self, applying the awareness and skills you learn, and building a toolbox that can help you progress toward your potential. That’s what we’re all striving for, right? If you resonate, listen in to this episode to learn more about what it takes to truly (and happily) master your life. Sherry Fernandez is a Personal Development Coach and author of “Life Mastery: Personal Progression Toward an Infinite Potential”. For 30 years, Sherry has been an instructor and speaker to youth and adults on personal development topics such as goal setting, marriage, nutrition, fitness, and living an elite lifestyle. 10 years ago, she began developing her own coaching program

Dr. Amy Shah, author of “I’m So Effing Hungry”, explains the science behind cravings, the gut-brain connection, and the mind-blowing concept of psychobiotics (how your gut microbiome changes your mental state).  Amy believes we’re missing the connection between the brain, the immune system, and the gut microbiome. New science is showing how influential the gut really is in controlling all aspects of our health and vitality. From motivation to cravings and even your personality, your gut impacts it all.  Tune in to learn more about why it’s time to prioritize your gut health, for wellness’ sake! Dr. Amy Shah is a double board certified doctor and author who shares useful tips for resetting your gut biome and getting your hormones back on track. Amy is the author of I’m So Effing Tired as well as her new, upcoming book, I’m So Effing Hungry: Why We Crave, What We Crave – And What to Do About It. Follow Dr. Amy Shah @fastingmd Follow Chase on Instagram @chase_chewning Follow him on Twitter @chasechewning Episode

Chase recently sat down with Michael Chernow on the Kreatures Of Habit Podcast to discuss the hidden benefits of walking, one thing that radically improves sleep health, and why you must make YOURSELF your number one priority. They speak on creating a foundation for your life built on discipline and fortified by daily habits, as a way to prevent your days from becoming aimless and filled with regret. He and Michael ended up diving so deep into the importance of forming healthy physical and mental habits, that they wound up having to split their conversation into two episodes! If you enjoyed this discussion, make sure you don’t miss part 2, in which the pair give their thoughts on what it means to be a modern man.   Follow Michael @michaelchernow Follow me @chase_chewning   Key Highlights It’s easy to take for granted the holistic impact of walking. Says Chase: “One can maintain a certain body weight, body composition, sanity, mental health [...] just from moving our two feet all day.” Before adding on anoth

Today we are joined by Dr. Mark Horowitz, a clinical research fellow in psychiatry and Co-Founder of Outro Health, an online clinic providing specialized support for those who want to safely stop using psychiatric drugs. Join us as we explore the deprescribing movement and discuss how to take charge of your mental health by making informed decisions with your healthcare providers. With Dr. Horowitz's expertise and personal experience, you'll learn about the benefits of deprescribing and gain valuable insights on how to feel empowered throughout your mental health journey. Tune in now to start your journey towards a happier, healthier you! Key Highlights “A part of medicine, not just psychiatry, should be using medications or interventions such that the benefits outweigh the harms, and if that changes, then the medication should be stopped,” Mark says.  Most people (even doctors) have been told and believe that depression is caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain. If you believe that, why would you stop

Andrew Herr, Founder & CEO of Fount, shares his first-of-its-kind jet lag protocol to maintain and even optimize health and wellness while traveling. Flying is rough on the body, and Andrew discovered why. He explains the inflammatory response that occurs due to the change in air pressure, which impairs how you think, feel, and perform. In combination with changing time zones, the effects on the body can be extreme. But, as Andrew explains, you can biohack jet lag. Key Points: Flying causes an inflammatory response due to changes in air pressure that affect how you think, feel and perform The effects are even more extreme the further you fly Fatigue, sleep problems, lack of focus and mental clarity, mood changes, and digestion issues are just some of the tolls flying takes on our bodies Andrew Herr is the Founder & CEO of Fount, a company that delivers customized, concierge performance, and wellness programs to top performers Andrew ran human performance efforts for the US military, including the fir

Welcome to the podcast where we discuss groundbreaking theories and discoveries that change the way we view the world. Today, we're joined by Harvard Psychiatrist, Dr. Chris Palmer, who shares his groundbreaking Brain Energy Theory of Mental Illness. In this episode, Dr. Palmer helps us understand the root cause of mental illness, the connection between mental and physical health, and how we can actually get better. He explains that mental illness is actually metabolic dysfunction in the brain and shines a light on the current state of mental illness and mental healthcare in America. One of the biggest issues with the current mental healthcare system is that too many people are told they must sacrifice their physical health for mental stability. They're often prescribed medication with side effects and are left to hope that their mental health improves. Dr. Palmer believes that there's something wrong with this system and that the standard of care in the mental health field needs drastic improvement. As an ac

How many tabs, browsers, and apps do you have open right now? Do you ever notice how glued we are to our devices, yet it’s so hard to even focus on what’s on our screens? You’re not the only one… it has become a way of life for so many of us in the Digital Age. So, what do we do about it? Gloria Mark debunks popular myths about focus and attention span and reveals the science behind why multitasking is a lie. She talks about why mindless scrolling isn’t a total waste of time and why digital detoxes aren’t as impactful as we think. Plus, Gloria teaches you two ways to gain more agency over your attention. Dr. Gloria Mark, PhD is a psychologist and professor at UC Irvine who studies human-computer interaction (HCI), which essentially is our relationship to our devices. Gloria is also the author of “Attention Span: A Groundbreaking Way to Restore Balance, Happiness and Productivity”, which debunks popular myths about our attention and technology, then teaches you how to use your technologies and maintain a healt

Tired of struggling with your emotions? Let Dr. Alex Wills show you how to ride the waves! In this conversation, he dives into the concept of Radical Emotional Acceptance and why it's essential for emotional wellness. Gain expert insights on how to confront your emotions, find gratitude in life's challenges, and build unbreakable emotional strength. Learn why suppressing or resisting emotions can harm your health and how to choose health, strength, and wellness in your life. Dr. Alex Wills, MD is a board-certified psychiatrist and the author of "Give a F*ck, Actually: Reclaim Yourself with the 5 Steps of Radical Emotional Acceptance," shares his clinical experience in helping patients heal through the Radical Emotional Acceptance method. Get ready to embrace your emotions and surf the waves with confidence.   Visit Dr. Alex Wills’ website Follow Chase on Instagram @chase_chewning Follow him on Twitter @chasechewning   Key Highlights Chase and Alex share their candid thoughts on The Five Acceptances he detail

Get inspired by the story of Steven Izen, the mastermind behind the popular Lokai bracelet, and learn how he approaches success, balance, and hope in life and business. In this episode, Steven shares his insights on how to stay humble, even when on top, and hopeful, even in tough times. He explains how these values have influenced every aspect of his life, including his role as the Founder and CEO of Lokai, ELEMENTS of Balance, and Dream Pops. These businesses are dedicated to helping people find balance and hope in their lives. Listen now to learn from a true leader and entrepreneur.   Follow Steven Izen @stevenizen Follow Lokai @livelokai Follow Chase on Instagram @chase_chewning Follow him on Twitter @chasechewning   Key Highlights Being humbled when you don’t ask for it is one of the most impactful things you can experience.  Chase and Steven share how they’ve been humbled in life and in business, as entrepreneurs, leaders, and for Chase, as a member of the US military. Steven speaks on how he inspires a

Dr. Marc Schulz shares the secret to success and happiness and key takeaways from the world’s longest study on happiness, which you can use to cultivate more meaningful relationships and live a more satisfying life. He explains what helps people thrive in life and how your lived experience can impact your mood and quality of life, and even those of your children. What makes life a “good life"? According to the Harvard Study of Adult Development, the longest scientific study of happiness ever conducted (currently over 80 years), the answer to this question may be closer than you realize. Dr. Marc Schulz, PhD is a Professor of Psychology, Director of Data Science, and Associate Director of the Harvard Study of Adult Development. Along with Robert Waldinger, Marc co-authored “The Good Life: Lessons from the World’s Longest Study of Happiness”.  Follow Chase on Instagram @chase_chewning Follow him on Twitter @chasechewning   Key Highlights Relationships are what keeps us flourishing in our lives because they nou

This is a very special, very close-to-heart conversation between Chase and his brother Maxx. Maxx hosts the podcast Don't Be Sour and sat down with Chase to peel back the layers of their 33+ years of brotherhood. The two discuss what it has been like to navigate the world of social media, the health and fitness industry, podcasting, but more intensely the healing journey they have both been on since losing their father to ALS in 2005. Follow Maxx @maxxchewning Follow Chase @chase_chewning Episode resources: Get a free variety pack of Recharge electrolyte drink mix at https://www.DrinkLMNT.com/everforward  Save 20% on JoyMode's Sexual Performance Booster with code EVERFORWARD at https://www.UseJoyMode.com/everforward  Watch and subscribe to Don't Be Sour on YouTube

Chase welcomes Mike “C-Roc” Ciorrocco to talk about how to become unstoppable, turn your pain into potential, and live the life of your dreams. Are you drifting away from yourself? Are you sleepwalking through life? Are you suffering from loss, unsure how to heal and move on? Do you want to be unstoppable in pursuing your dreams? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you’ll certainly resonate with this episode. Mike “C-Roc” Ciorrocco is the Co-Founder of the innovative tech platform, blooprinted, the powerhouse behind the "What Are You Made Of?" podcast, and the best-selling author of Rocket Fuel: Convert Setbacks. Become Unstoppable. He is a performance coach, author, dynamic public speaker, tech visionary, and thought leader. Follow Mike “C-Roc” Ciorrocco @mikeycroc Visit his website Follow Chase on Instagram @chase_chewning Follow him on Twitter @chasechewning Connect with him on Facebook @chasechewningofficial Key Highlights Experiencing trauma or a loss comes with an influx of energy. “If you’r

Trent Ward highlights an incredible piece of technology that boosts motivation for working out and makes personal training more accessible and convenient. He introduces you to FORME Life, the most complete in-home smart gym and strength studio on the market. With the best instructors, personalized weekly plans, and weightless strength training technology, FORME truly has everything you need to stay motivated to work out consistently and reach your fitness goals without leaving your home. If you know how to squat, jog, and lift a weight over your head, why waste money on a trainer or smart gym? It’s simple. Having an expert in charge of what you’re doing, without you having to think about it, makes it a lot easier and more enjoyable to work out. “Modern life deserves a modern approach to fitness,” Trent says.  Trent Ward is the Founder and CEO of FORME Life, a company he created because it was hard for him to schedule fitness into his busy life. So, he realized working out at home was the answer. Not only that