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Episode Synopsis
In this episode, the yWhales team speaks with John Van Horn, Co-founder, and CEO at BREEV, a social breathwork community providing live and recorded interactive breathing sessions. John shares his journey toward the intersection of the breathwork community and DeFi. He talks about how immersive breathwork sessions via social platforms, mobile apps, VR apps, and metaverse studios can feed into the Web3 community and provide a stress management resource. He also discusses the core focus and values of BREEV: community, wellness, and innovation.
About Guests
John Van Horn is the Cofounder & CEO at Breev, a social breathwork community providing live and recorded interactive breathing sessions. He is a U.S. Air Force Veteran and Tillman Scholar Regional Captain. He is a yWhales Metaverse Moderator, Breathwork Practitioner and Real Estate Broker & Investor. He also serves on the board of The Butterfly Foundation, a non-profit organization that is dedicated to supporting people who have suffered a severe loss, illness, or other hardship by empowering them emotionally, spiritually, physically, or financially.
You’ll learn about:
Why John created BREEV
How to reduce stress with breathing and meditation
The intersection of breathwork and Web3
Resources:
Connect with John Van Horn: LinkedIn
Connect with YWhales: Website | BitClout | Twitter
BREEV: Website | Twitter | Youtube
Timestamps
[2:30] John Van Horn’s story
[6:25] Breath work
[9:40] Intro to Breev
[11:16] The current phase: Metaverse Breath Work Studio
[18:50] Breathe to Earn
[20:20] Incorporating Breath into work out routines
[28:00] The importance of timing in launching Breev NFTs
[30:45] Next steps for Breev and contact
DISCLAIMER: yWhales is not affiliated with YPO but at this time only allow for YPO, YPO Gold, and YNG members due to privacy & confidentiality. Support and production for today’s episode was done by Truth Work Media. Nothing in the podcast constitutes professional and/or financial advice, nor does any information on the podcast constitute a comprehensive or complete statement of the matters discussed or the law relating thereto.
About Guests
John Van Horn is the Cofounder & CEO at Breev, a social breathwork community providing live and recorded interactive breathing sessions. He is a U.S. Air Force Veteran and Tillman Scholar Regional Captain. He is a yWhales Metaverse Moderator, Breathwork Practitioner and Real Estate Broker & Investor. He also serves on the board of The Butterfly Foundation, a non-profit organization that is dedicated to supporting people who have suffered a severe loss, illness, or other hardship by empowering them emotionally, spiritually, physically, or financially.
You’ll learn about:
Why John created BREEV
How to reduce stress with breathing and meditation
The intersection of breathwork and Web3
Resources:
Connect with John Van Horn: LinkedIn
Connect with YWhales: Website | BitClout | Twitter
BREEV: Website | Twitter | Youtube
Timestamps
[2:30] John Van Horn’s story
[6:25] Breath work
[9:40] Intro to Breev
[11:16] The current phase: Metaverse Breath Work Studio
[18:50] Breathe to Earn
[20:20] Incorporating Breath into work out routines
[28:00] The importance of timing in launching Breev NFTs
[30:45] Next steps for Breev and contact
DISCLAIMER: yWhales is not affiliated with YPO but at this time only allow for YPO, YPO Gold, and YNG members due to privacy & confidentiality. Support and production for today’s episode was done by Truth Work Media. Nothing in the podcast constitutes professional and/or financial advice, nor does any information on the podcast constitute a comprehensive or complete statement of the matters discussed or the law relating thereto.
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