Tired of struggling with your emotions? Let Dr. Alex Wills show you how to ride the waves! In this conversation, he dives into the concept of Radical Emotional Acceptance and why it's essential for emotional wellness. Gain expert insights on how to confront your emotions, find gratitude in life's challenges, and build unbreakable emotional strength. Learn why suppressing or resisting emotions can harm your health and how to choose health, strength, and wellness in your life. Dr. Alex Wills, MD is a board-certified psychiatrist and the author of "Give a F*ck, Actually: Reclaim Yourself with the 5 Steps of Radical Emotional Acceptance," shares his clinical experience in helping patients heal through the Radical Emotional Acceptance method. Get ready to embrace your emotions and surf the waves with confidence.   Visit Dr. Alex Wills’ website Follow Chase on Instagram @chase_chewning Follow him on Twitter @chasechewning   Key Highlights Chase and Alex share their candid thoughts on The Five Acceptances he details in his book, particularly “putting down the f*ck shield” and “listening to the f*ck”.  Alex’s approach to emotional wellness and wisdom is celebrating the painful emotions and understanding, how are these emotions trying to help me? That’s the golden question when exploring and accepting your emotions.  Chase cracks open the emotions of losing his father, highlighting the power of emotional awareness and learning how to surf the waves of your emotions. What are the signs of emotional dysregulation? When is it time to get help processing my emotions? Tune in to hear Alex’s answers! Alex explains the vital role of self-accountability in practicing radical emotional acceptance.  Alex shares about his personal challenge with mindfulness and the “invisible tattoo” he gives to every one of his patients to remind them to acknowledge the perfection of the present moment. “One of the key things about therapy is it’s not really as much about what you’re thinking,” Alex says, “but it’s about your experience, it’s about your behavior, giving yourself, habitually, the experience of a different reality until you kind of rewire the way your brain works until it becomes automatic.”  Is there value in finding gratitude for your trauma and life challenges? Absolutely, but why? And how do we truly accept and feel grateful for the pain we experience? Listen in to hear Alex’s thoughts on this concept. It’s okay to feel like shit and to feel like you’re drowning. The bright side is we get to give reason to it. Episode resources: Save 20% on your entire first purchase of the most scientifically proven performance supplements with code EVERFORWARD at https://www.LegionAthletics.com  Save 15% on organic coffees and lattes with code CHASE at https://www.StrongCoffeeCompany.com  Get Alex's book Give a Fuck, Actually on Amazon at https://amzn.to/3WVl0sf or get the free audio book with your new 30-day trial of Audible at https://www.AudibleTrial.com/everforward  Watch and subscribe on YouTube https://youtu.be/ABSC3e3GTjs