Episode 32
Ep. 32 Overcoming a closed mind w/ RICK YANCO
Overcoming a closed mind w/ Rick Yanco
I’m so honoured and feel so blessed that Rick was happy to join my podcast.
Rick is easily a person I’m deeply impressed and inspired by.
He is an advanced Care Paramedic/ First responder for 30+ years in Alberta/ Canada.
His story is so deeply inspiring and gives a lot of hope for his generation and for the future generations to come.
The intention for this episode is:
- To break the mental health stigma
- To get to know a courageous man on a deeper level
- To share uncomfortable truths in order to make others who struggle feel less lonely
- To inspire all people out there who listen that no matter where you are at in life and what you have accomplished you will be seen and supported if you make the first step of reaching out for help when you need it
- To get the word out that there is more people out there than we think that struggle on the inside and we need to become more attuned and compassionate as a community/ society
Share this episode around to honour this wonderful man in our community and to help others find the last bit of courage to reach out for help when it comes to mental and emotional matters
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Transcript
A dear coaching customer of mine, maybe a future
Unknown:friend of mine today, he came over for a beautiful snowshoe
Unknown:and had a blast on our property. And I think he mentioned that he
Unknown:would want to have a sleep over at the yard at some point
Unknown:because the yard is so cozy during winter, and we might
Unknown:organize that.
Unknown:introduction. My name is Ricky Yanko. I'm an advanced care
Unknown:paramedic in Alberta here. And I've been doing this for well
Unknown:over 30 years.
Unknown:I think that would be it from my side with questions if there's
Unknown:anything additionally to that that you wanted to add.
Unknown:Feel free. But yeah, thanks so much. Thanks for having me. And
Unknown:listen to me kind of Babylon as we go through this. And yeah,
Unknown:it's a mental health for everybody in we're talking men's
Unknown:mental health. But women women are the same. There's, you know,
Unknown:when it comes to PTSD and issues,
Unknown:there's though gender doesn't matter what color you are, what
Unknown:race you like, it doesn't matter. People are just people.
Unknown:And we need to we need to work on getting getting help out
Unknown:there for everybody. Yes. Thank you so much for being here.
Unknown:Well, dear listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode, I hope you
Unknown:got a value out of this interview with Rick. And if you
Unknown:want to, you know, honor his work on his bravery, please make
Unknown:sure to share this episode around so that we can reach as
Unknown:many people as possible, who need help,
Unknown:especially those people who need help, but are not ready to reach
Unknown:out for help. There's just too many people who, you know,
Unknown:struggle and we as a society, we can do so much more, to show
Unknown:compassion to be sensitive. And yeah, ultimately to hold space
Unknown:for each other to hear each other out to listen. So I want
Unknown:to thank you for being on this journey with me. I want to thank
Unknown:you for being here with us in the years today. And yeah, never
Unknown:hesitate to reach out. If you want to come on out to the yard.
Unknown:Check it out, contact me and we can go for a snowshoe
Unknown:or do some yoga meditation or we
Unknown:you know, just chat.
Unknown:All right, take really good care of yourself. And we'll be out
Unknown:there with a new episode very soon again. Bye bye. Thank you
