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As an extension of the Warrior's Way Men's Group, honestly, I wasn't sure about this group at first when it started. I mostly just sat back and listened. However, as it grew, I saw the good it is for so many of us men who are going through so many different battles on the daily. I learned very quickly, "the flaming Elmo's" group is the real deal, a group of Men in who truly care for one another, It's a brotherhood. Don't get me wrong, there is a lot of clowning around and smack talk to each other (like brothers do). But when It's on, It's on, I have been a part of and have witnessed with my own eyes and ears, Big Strong MEN, just reeling and going through it, break down and let it all out, and almost in unison we all come together collectively lock shields and lift that Brother up, and battle with him until that enemy has been defeated. Brothers stay up all hours of the night, till the wee hours of the morning to make sure their fellow Warrior has made it through to the other side. And then armor up to be ready for the next battle. I have been a part of many, many different groups in my 52 years of life, even those with a spiritual aspect to them. I can honestly say, I have never been a part of a group (and doubt I ever will again) such as this group. A group of MEN who fight side-by-side with you until the battle ends in Victory. The overused term "Stronger Together" has truly found its meaning here. To all my Warrior's Way and especially my Flaming Elmo's brethren, I Love you, and Godspeed.

Words Of A Lion, a Brave Heart Lion

ERLE "Braveheart Lion"

From Loner To Leader “Hi, my name is Cris Flores and I wanted to share my experience working with The Warrior's Way Mindset…'' I struggled with depression and anxiety and drinking. Also not much confidence. Now that I have gone through The Warriors Way I have gained tools to combat that. I was at my breaking point, my rock bottom. I was working at a job that I was unable to go anywhere at, I felt defeated and I was drowning in my own filth. I was drinking a ton I was depressed I have accomplished so much with Rick and my fellow warriors. I am no longer having issues with my drinking I am at a better job. I am still leveling up and continuing to grow stronger everyday not just with the other warriors but also physically. I started to going to the gym and for some of you might not think that’s a big accomplishment but for me to continue to grow I knew I had to do it and keep on changing for myself. I would highly recommend going through the warriors way. It can be tough and hard at times but I am so glad that I went through the program. Not only do you get coaching but you build a brotherhood that will forever be your brothers in arms who you can lock shields with and battle all of the shit that is going on in your life. I was pretty hesitant about joining but I came to the realization that I really needed help and I am so great full for Rick who has helped me grow stronger

Chris Flores

Master Mechanic

Honestly it was every live I attended of his on TikTok. I sat there for 6 months watching his TikToks. His live stream is what finally was the hook line and sinker. I was in and watching a man do his thing live and watching the intelligence and how he approached things with almost fatherly attitude versus how do I put this politely hey well it's not my f****** problem type attitude really changed my outlook on this whole program and what you guys were trying to do. You can always pretend to be something your not for a 2 minute TikTok but its something else to keep that up for like an hour and a half or even over a period of like 6 months and watching his content over and over and over I realized he was the real deal. And I know I probably sat back too long and observed but that's what it took for me to finally pull the trigger to make that initial call

Fatherly Attitude

Nick

So the reason I joined was that I wanted to be a better mom for my kids and a better wife to my husband than what I saw from my own mother. I knew there were generational curses that needed broken from childhood and I was at my breaking point because I couldn’t do it on my own. My brother told me about Rick and I booked a call. Once I talked with someone I knew I needed to learn how to be a warrior.

Breaking Point

Michelle

My reason for calling Rick was I didn’t know how to break generational curses, I didn’t want to have a lack of or worst case scenario mindset any longer and pass it along like it was modeled for me. I was entertaining a relationship that was a step up from what I had (which was still clearance section value), and I couldn’t seem to end it; I was people-pleasing to new unhealthy levels and semi-slowly killing myself with hard-core workouts and starving myself to finally be perfect.

Slowly Killing Myself

Amy

From One Leader To Another

It's not often that I meet another coach who clearly is so dedicated and has honed their craft to such an exceptional level. Working with Rick Yee has been a game-changer for my client, and I highly recommend his coaching services.

Rick has an incredible ability to connect deeply with his clients right from the start. He creates a safe and supportive environment where individuals feel comfortable opening up and sharing their challenges. His skill in digging deep and going directly to the core of the issue is truly impressive. Rick has a unique talent for identifying the areas that need the most focus and offering insightful guidance to facilitate growth and transformation.

One of the qualities that truly impressed me about Rick is his ability to set his ego aside and genuinely care about the clients' well-being. He approaches coaching with a deep sense of compassion, empathy, and a sincere desire to see his clients succeed. Rick's dedication to the clients' growth and his unique approach make him an invaluable asset for anyone seeking personal and professional development.

I am grateful to have had the opportunity to see Rick work and to witness the positive impact he has made on my client. Without a doubt, I wholeheartedly recommend Rick Yee as a coach. If you are looking for a skilled and compassionate professional to guide you on your journey, I believe Rick is the coach you can trust to help you achieve your goals and unlock your full potential.

Patrick Diamond

Leader's Success Coach | Motivational Speaker | Author

From One Entrepreneur To Another

If I thought you’d sit there and read through a near novel about how compassionate, insightful, well-read, understanding, giving, knowledgeable, and capable this man is, I’d write it. In a world where we are all juggling and doing our best to not just get through, but hopefully moreso enjoy each day we have, I’ll instead do my best to utilize brevity.

To that end, working with Rick was, for me, the breakthrough catalyst I was missing in order to effect real, lasting, positive change in life. Like most can attest to, life can get pretty hard. Let’s be honest, it can downright feel like it’s got it in for us. In seeking relief, transformation, anything to feel “better”, we each go about trying several avenues for help. No one really wants to stagnate - fear is a fucker.

A little background you may relate to: I’ve worked with a couple different therapists over the years, each for different things; therein making some progress but feeling like it took too long to get so-so results. My last big detour got me GOOD. My heart & soul shut down due to circumstances that I won’t get into, just know that it landed me in a place of constant fear, anxiety, self-doubt, self-loathing, addiction, laziness, and hiding from the world. When in that state, no one wants to be seen. Getting out of bed is tough enough. Finding any joy in life seems like a distant memory. Emotions run the show, and the brain follows suit; quite adept at constantly ruminating and reminding, at least for me, that life sucked and so too did I. This is not to say that I’ve been completely helpless on my own behalf. In fact, I’m big on self-learning and have studied some of the greats pretty extensively… Wayne Dyer, Eckart Tolle, Joe Dispenza, Abraham Hicks, Byron Katie, Louise Hay, etc. Each taught me different (and often overlapping) lessons that were hugely impactful to my growth and spirit side development over the years.

But when life got me again. I shut down. HARD.

When I was ready, Rick was there to take my hand and lead me out of my self-built emotional trenches. He has this unique ability to battle the mind that I’ve never experienced in another human before. I question A LOT, and during our work he was, IS always able to keep up with my inquires, excuses, confusion… and offer real, relatable expertise wrapped in loving kindness along with actionable steps for improvement. Rick has taken his vast knowledge and personal battles and transmuted them into this radiant, strong, sincere confidant. It’s almost funny - you want to just hang out with him after you bear your soul and he helps you cry, yell, curse and eventually release that which you’d have previously swore was too dark to let anyone see. He spent real time with me, getting in there and evicting fear. I had to be ready and willing to change, which I was. No one can force revival and transformation on another. If you’re struggling with yourself it’s likely you’ve already experienced that firsthand… it just doesn’t stick.

That said, in our work together Rick figuratively held my hand, led the way and reconnected me with my wounded inner child such that I was able to begin real healing and growth. It was a breakthrough experience. Vastly impactful, and that which I am forever grateful to him for. Now, I choose to wake up stupid early because I love seeing the sun come up and am looking forward to exploring what each day brings. Important side note: completely unexpected was a renewed connection and clearer understanding of what spirituality is and how profoundly it can enrich one’s life.

Other side effects of working with Rick may include:

Feeling capable
Authenticity
Not relying on addictive behaviors to pass the time
Selfless kindness
Presence
Joyfulness
Peaceful actionability
Calm
Creating and enjoying positive life practices
Embracing spiritual wholeness
Genuine awe
Ability to manifest
Abundance

Nissa Grayson

Owner / Creative Lead

Thoughts of a Strongman during a time of failure.

How do you respond to failing? Do you hang your head in defeat? Throw your hands up in the air and walk away in frustration, never to try again? Do you automatically let the fear of not being good enough creep in? Even worse, do you allow one failure to become part of your identity? Are you now a failure because you failed?

Tonight during my training I failed a lift that I have failed multiple times as of late. After my second attempt, and ultimately my second failure of the night, all of the thoughts above went through my mind. I honestly was hit with a barrage of negative thoughts. Because of these negative thoughts, I was instantly filled with fear and anxiety. Fear of losing when it counts. Fear of not being good enough or embarrassing myself. Then the anxiety set in. I began to dread the lift. I wanted to run out of the gym. I couldn’t think of one positive thing to say about myself or my abilities. Honestly it was a window into the past. A view of the thoughts that I had every day all day about myself. I realized these are the thoughts of a man that no longer exists. The man that thought those thoughts, now knows fear isn’t real, anxiety has no role in my life, and neither fear nor anxiety offer me anything. That man has leveled up and evolved into who I am now. Who am I now? Now I’m a man that takes that failure and understands that it’s part of the journey. I now understand that the failures only stand to make the successes that much more valuable and worthy of celebration. If I never failed, then success wouldn’t be special. It would be meaningless to succeed without failure preceding the success. I know that I am not a failure, and in knowing that I’m not a failure, I know that one day as long as I don’t quit I will succeed. As long as I put in the work, success will come in time and when that day comes, it will be a special moment. A blimp of happiness to be remembered. Why? because I failed, I overcame, I believed in myself, and I succeeded. So am I a failure because I failed? Absolutely not. I’m a warrior powering forward until my day comes that I succeed. I’m a champion. I’m a winner and failure does not define me. That’s who I am now.