
XYZ Philosophies: "If you don't know where you're going, any road's gonna get you there" - JR Amato on Healing, Growth & Systems That Need Changing
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In this episode of XYZ Philosophies from the Better Questions podcast, Kevin Hohe is joined by JR Amato for a rich, raw, and wide-ranging conversation about faith, mental health, relationships, and the parts of society that aren’t working as they should.
Together, they explore what it means to hit rock bottom—and how moments of personal crisis can also spark self-discovery, spiritual awakening, and ultimately, redemption. JR shares candid reflections on growing up in the foster system, navigating frustration with organized religion, and finding common ground across spiritual traditions.
From the challenges of entrepreneurship to the wealth gap, from adoption to faith and works—this episode is a powerful reminder that growth is nonlinear, and asking better questions is the path forward.
In this episode, we explore:
- Why vulnerability is key to healing and connection
- The complexities of mental health and the courage it takes to talk about it
- Adoption, fostering, and the systems that fail too many children
- How compatibility in relationships can matter more than love
- What it really takes to recover after hitting rock bottom
- The coexistence of faith and effort—surrender and responsibility
- Why spiritual curiosity opens more doors than rigid belief
- The common threads between Christianity, Buddhism, and other traditions
- Corruption in religious systems—and the need for inclusivity
- How entrepreneurship mirrors the journey of faith: always growing, always learning
Stay connected:
- Kevin Hohe | LinkedIn
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