S1 42 – Danielle Aime “Be UNAPOLOGETICALLY You”
The Rubio Method is a light-hearted and funny show on mens’ health, led by Chris Rubio with co-host Nick Monaghan. You are going to love the stories that Rubio tells and the way in which he tells them, all while learning about being a more healthy overall man. In today’s episode, “Be UNAPOLOGETICALLY You”, our hosts discuss three ways to get through a conflict with a friend, another UCLA food story, why Rubio is so bad with names, how Rubio and the Queen got married, dementia in the physically fit, the bayou, being your true self, being unapologetically you and much more.
Firstly, this show starts with Minute with Monaghan, where Monaghan gives great tips for men.
At this point our hosts answer three questions from listeners. Starting us off today we hear ANOTHER UCLA food story from Rubio. Then we learn why Rubio is so bad with remembering names. Finally, to wrap up this segment Rubio shares the worst pain he has experienced.
Then for just a small moment we hear from Rubio’s favorite Irishman, Dr. Hogan.
The guest on this episode is Danielle Aime. She is an Intuitive Growth Mentor that does authenticity coaching for higher achievers. She is all about helping you break free, find your true purpose, and create an amazing life. Danielle believes that when you unlock your full potential, you can live a life that’s raw, real and unapologetically YOU.
The second segment covers the interview with Danielle Aime. We start by hearing her thoughts on what the Doc shared about dementia in relation to jobs. After that she shares the best and worst parts about living in Louisiana. Next Rubio asks who she could interview if she is able to choose anyone. Then we dive into the depth of the interview. Rubio and Danielle discuss how our guest got her overall attitude, some of her life experiences, how it led her to where she is today and much more.
Moving into the Bottom Line segment of today’s episode, “Be UNAPOLOGETICALLY You”. The Bottom Line is all of the “stuff you should have learned without even realizing you learned it.”