Most of my conversations on Chapter X explore purpose, meaning, and navigating life after a career. Today’s episode takes us in another direction. My guest is Dr. Elliot Justin, founder of FirmTech and an expert in men’s sexual health.

Today, we talk about why sexual health is often left out of the conversation in the doctor’s office. We also look at how technology and data can enhance the way men monitor and improve their performance.

Plus, Dr. Justin takes us on his journey from a career in emergency medicine to developing a smart “erection ring” that tracks vital signs most of us don’t think to measure.

We discussed:

How a horse-riding accident set Dr. Justin on a new path

The surprising link between nocturnal erections and heart health

Why most men who say “I don’t need that” are missing the point

How data can help tailor treatments and improve sexual performance

Why Dr. Justin says “put a ring on it” applies to more than relationships

What would it take to trust something you can’t explain?

Aaron French didn’t plan to become a spiritual mentor. He began as a biologist, then built a successful corporate career. On the surface, everything seemed great. But underneath, he felt pulled in a different direction.

In this episode, we talk about how that shift unfolded and what it’s like to follow moments that don’t always make sense, but still feel meaningful.

You don’t need to believe in anything mystical to listen. You just need to be curious about what else might be possible, especially in this next phase of life.

We discussed:

Why a scientist started listening to something beyond the rational

How nudges show up (and what happens when you ignore them)

The difference between thinking and knowing

Practices that help you tune in, even if you’re not “spiritual”

Why gratitude opens more than it resolves

Connect with Aaron:

Website: naturalheartalchemy.com
Instagram: @naturalheartalchemy

I’ve always been drawn to people who’ve done the hard work of figuring themselves out. Dr. Glenn Berger is one of those people.

At 17, he was working in one of the top recording studios alongside Bob Dylan and Frank Sinatra. By 37, he was writing jingles for toys, using drugs every day, and wondering how his life had gotten so far off track.

In this episode, Glenn shares how he felt lost in life and what helped him feel like himself again. It’s one of the most personal and thoughtful conversations I’ve had in a long time.

He tells the story of a trip to Ellis Island and a message from his grandfather that changed everything. We also talk about why so many people feel stuck, how shame holds us back, and what it means to live in a way that aligns with your values.

We talk about:

Glen’s early years in the music industry (and what it really taught him)

The burnout that brought him to a breaking point

Why so many high-achievers feel lost

The six traits of stuckness (and the six attributes of the heart)

What it looks like to grow, evolve, and stay true to yourself at any age

Glen’s HeartFinders project and how it helps people reconnect with their purpose

Connect with Glenn:

Visit go.heartfinders.co for a free lesson or free consultation