
About this episode
Joey Bellus has gathered many tools and insights through his education, but most importantly through his personal successes and failures. In this episode, Joey, who is of Native American descent, shares how his learning from the Process helped him lay the foundation for his practice of understanding his Native traditions. Listen in as Joey shares about traditions, race, and finding and living his life purpose. Joey also tells about his experience with Hoffman’s new Virtual Graduate Intensive.
Joey has found the courage to heal from addiction, trauma, depression, and anxiety. Through all of this, he has discovered meaning and purpose in his life.
Joey aims to share his purpose with as many people as possible while on this planet. Using fitness, nutrition, and meditation, he helps people create positive habits to organize and structure their lives in a way that facilitates positive transformation. You can read more about Joey and his work here.
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