From Survival to Significance: Embracing Life’s Transitions with Hans Hageman

In this powerful episode, Hans Hageman shares profound insights on transforming life's toughest challenges—including grief, burnout, and identity crises—into meaningful opportunities for growth. Hans emphasizes the importance of redefining oneself by moving beyond survival and stepping into significance through spiritual tools like breathwork, tapping, and intentional rituals. He offers wisdom drawn from Stoic philosophy and personal experiences, highlighting how resilience and softness redefine strength and leadership.

About the Guest:Hans Hageman is a visionary non-profit coach and founder of Curatia Leadership, with a compelling life journey that includes roles as an Ivy League lawyer, non-profit leader, and educator. Known for his raw honesty and spiritual depth, Hans guides individuals and communities in discovering deeper purpose and resilience, helping them become "ancestors worth remembering."

Key Takeaways:

• Resilience can transform grief and challenges into profound personal growth.

• Identity shifts, although painful, can open doors to authenticity and purpose.

• Ritualized spiritual practices such as breathwork and tapping significantly impact emotional health and personal clarity.

• True strength blends masculine and feminine energies, fostering leadership through softness and emotional intelligence.

• Legacy isn't built in the future—it's created through daily, intentional actions.

Connect with Hans Hageman:

• LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/hanshageman

  Instagram: https://instagram.com/roninforlife

• Website: https://www.hanserichageman.com/

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