Episode 181

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30th Mar 2020

181. Dr. Kaveh Kavoosi, MD - Let’s Do Our Part & Stop the Coronavirus

Amidst the news & chaos, our way of living has changed over the past few weeks. In today's informational episode, Lance has the pleasure of speaking with Emergency Room Doctor & fellow Fit for Service brother, Kaveh Kavoosi.  Dr. Kavoosi is courageously working on the front lines in a hospital located in Toronto, Canada.  Dr. Kavoosi shares guidelines that we all should be following to help prevent the spread & eventual stop of COVID-19. Dr. Kavoosi stresses the importance of stepping into solitude, into your own being & learning to sit with the stillness that comes with meditation.  Practicing mindfulness is important, especially in a time like this.  Kaveh is the first to be featured from the Aubrey Marcus Fit for Service Mastermind that some of you may know Lance joined at the start of the year. Be sure to stay to the end as the episode takes a bit of a twist.

Stay healthy everyone! 

In times like these, we all need to band together.  

Please remember that you’re not in this alone.  

Reach out if you need to talk. 

All of us here at the University of Adversity are here to help!


🥇WHAT IS ONE LESSON YOU HAVE LEARNED FROM ADVERSITY🥇

Dr. Kaveh Kavoosi answers with, “We’re in this together.  Remember to hold space for others.”



IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN: 

Connect with Dr. Kaveh Kavoosi:

1. Follow Kaveh on LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram & Facebook 

2. Find Kaveh on his website when it goes live (drkavoosi.com)


Connect with Lance: 

● Subscribe on Messenger to get the latest episodes and tips straight to your inbox! 

● Connect with Lance on Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn

● Subscribe to the University of Adversity Youtube Channel


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Learn how to shift your perspective on adversity by understanding that although adversity may feel like your worst enemy, it is actually your greatest ally. My mission is to connect with unique and inspiring individuals and showcase their journey and what they have gone through in order to become successful in their lives. Tune in three times a week with Lance Essihos for your gold-filled lesson of inspiration, resilience, and bravery. Don’t forget to subscribe!

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University of Adversity
Welcome to University of Adversity, a podcast where we explore the human experience of overcoming obstacles and achieving personal growth through real-life stories of accomplished individuals. From professional athletes to NY Times bestselling authors, celebrities, spiritual leaders, doctors, scientists, and billionaires, we bring you a diverse range of perspectives on the challenges and triumphs of adversity. Each episode is designed to provide listeners with inspiration, motivation, and practical tools to help them navigate through difficult times. We cover a wide range of topics related to mental health, personal development, self-improvement and resilience building, offering expert insights and actionable advice. Join us as we discover how to overcome adversity, cope with stress, and achieve your goals on this journey of self-discovery and personal growth, highlighting the stories of the everyday heroes among us.

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Lance Essihos

As an experienced veteran with adversity, Lance has faced some of life's most difficult challenges. Grinding his way through the hockey ranks to traveling the world as a bartender. Through his personal battle with drugs and alcohol for well over a decade, the tragic loss of his brother to suicide followed by the great loss of his father to cancer only a year later, Lance realized he had hit rock bottom. In the darkest of days, he made a promise to himself that he would create a new life, one that would make an impact and inspire the masses, leaving the world in a better place than he found it. Lance has made it his mission to facilitate the message of positive change through adversity and encourage people to see the light through the darkness of life's worst moments.