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The GMC Podcast: Gay Man's Coaching & Personal Development

The GMC Podcast: Gay Man's Coaching & Personal Development

De: Keegan Hirst Gay Men's Coach & Former Rugby Player
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Authentic gay conversations on personal development, life coaching, and mental health. Join Keegan Hirst, founder of Gay Man's Coaching and former professional rugby player, for weekly real talk about gay lifestyle, coming out, relationships, business, and authentic living. Deep, honest conversations that help gay men build confidence, find community, and create vibrant, unapologetic lives.@ GMC 2025 Ciencias Sociales Higiene y Vida Saludable
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  • Being in the Trenches With Chris Annakin - Why Real Coaching Requires Human Connection
    Mar 23 2026

    In this episode, Keegan sits down with Chris, GMC's Head of Performance and one of his oldest friends. Chris shares his powerful journey from professional rugby to recovery, and why his dad's story became the catalyst for his work at GMC.

    They explore the real coaching principles that create lasting transformation: meeting clients where they're at, empathy over perfection, and the power of being "in the trenches" alongside the people you're helping. Chris opens up about his own sobriety, how to recognise mental health challenges in clients, and why isolation is often the biggest roadblock to progress.

    If you're struggling, have tried everything, or feel like you're stuck, this episode offers practical wisdom on small, consistent steps and why the right community changes everything.

    A must-listen for anyone ready to do the real work.

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    31 m
  • What My Daughter Taught Me About Rushing Through Life
    Mar 16 2026

    Are you constantly rushing through life waiting for the next big thing? The promotion, the relationship, the milestone? Keegan gets real about our obsession with speed and efficiency, and why the mundane Tuesday mornings matter more than you think.

    In this episode, Keegan breaks down why we're all in such a hurry to get nowhere, the difference between ambition and anxiety, and why joy isn't found in fireworks but in presence. From clicking the fast forward button on life to learning what really counts when you zoom out, this one will make you rethink how you're spending your days.

    Key takeaways:

    • Why rushing is costing you your actual life
    • The truth about growth (spoiler: trees don't measure progress daily)
    • How to find meaning in the ordinary moments
    • A simple practice to bring presence back into your routine
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    21 m
  • Owain's Journey from Anger to Action
    Mar 9 2026

    Owain joined GMC a few years ago at his lowest point. After a medical misdiagnosis led to major surgery, he spiraled into depression, anger, and blame. He was stuck in a victim mentality, radiating rage at the world around him.

    In this episode, Owain shares how he rebuilt his identity from the ground up. We talk about the uncomfortable truths he had to face, the toolkit he built to manage his mental health, and how he went from being unable to visualise a future to confidently tackling challenges he never thought possible.

    This conversation gets into the practical side of transformation. How do you actually build a new identity? What does it look like day to day? And how do you move from thinking too much to doing enough?

    If you've ever felt stuck in circumstances beyond your control, or found yourself blaming the world for where you're at, this episode is for you. Owain proves that with the right support and willingness to do the work, you can completely change the trajectory of your life.

    Key topics covered:

    • Moving from victim to ownership
    • Building awareness of triggers and responses
    • Creating a personalized mental health toolkit
    • The power of community and shared purpose
    • Learning to believe you can do hard things
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    31 m
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