This is my journal of getting unstuck. Telling the truth, confronting my patterns, and writing through the moments that push me forward. I share these stories to help others find clarity, courage, and hope—so they can take the first step into what’s next
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🎙️Let’s Get UnStuck Live x Daniel Yee Psychology - Adult Life with ADHD
Last night’s conversation with Daniel Yee was one of the most honest and psychologically layered episodes we’ve had on Let’s Get Unstuck.
What started as a conversation about ADHD quickly unfolded into something much deeper. read his stor...
🎙️Let's Get Unstuck X Daniel Yee - Living with Adult ADHD
Tomorrow, Weds 5/20 at 5:30pm PST Live on Let’s Get Unstuck, I’ll be sitting down with for one of the most psychologically layered conversations we’ve had yet.
Daniel shares an incredibly honest story about living with adult ADHD and spen...
🎙️Let’s Get UnStuck Live x Relationships Reimagined
Tonight’s conversation with Eric Bensoussan went far beyond relationship advice. His story Why People Keep Choosing the Same Person took me through some deep reflections on parts of my life that definitely raised my eyebrows.
What made th...
🎙️Let's Get Unstuck Live x Relationships Reimagined - The Toxic Pattern
🎙️Wednesday, 5/13 at 5:30pm PST Eric and I are going Live🎙️
Tomorrow night’s conversation touches on something most people have experienced in one form or another.
A relationship that keeps pulling you back in even when you know it is h...
🎙️Let’s Get UnStuck Live x Imi
Tonight’s conversation with Imi went much deeper than I expected.
Not because of the diagnosis, but because of everything underneath it.
We talked about anxiety in a way that felt real. It doesn’t just live in your thoughts. It shows up i...
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I am my truth \ud83c\udf1f This is a Storytelling Platform &\ud83c\udf99️ Podcast \ud83c\udf99️ for real, shared, lived stories—honest reflection, growth, and reclaiming who we are. Imperfections welcome \ud83c\udf1f Judgement is NOT \ud83c\udf1f Subscribe (free) LetsGetUnstuck.Blog
Writer, educator, coach, trauma survivor living her best life and hoping to help others do the same.
These are the exact things I learned after losing my wife and daughter, and from coaching thousands of men. Every week, I break down what really happens when you get knocked on your ass and how to grow through it without losing your self-respect.
Licensed therapist; writes Mental Health Musings about the badassery of black sheep, overcoming trauma, & psychology of current events. Author: Gaslighting: A Step-by-Step Recovery Guide, & Trauma Recovery Workbook for Teens.
I help individuals and couples rewire survival patterns into safety, calm, and connection, so love can feel authentic, secure, and deeply connected.
Strategist for mission-driven founders. 20 years inside healthcare, tech, small business and nonprofit comms. Fractional CMO + Forbes Health contributor + mom of three. I help you own your brand by getting clear on what you actually offer.
Poet. Writer.... Occasionally deep thinker.
Former ad exec and one-time podcast sidekick. Now writing memoir-driven stories and unfiltered reflections, served with humor and heart.
I write for people who feel deeply and refuse to stay unseen. My writing blends psychology and philosophy through a storytelling voice, letting the mythic sit beside the personal. Published poet at The Closed Eye Open, Issue XV (May 2026).
Published Poet, Caregiver, Bray Bray’s Dad, Xennial, Music Fan, Pickleball Enthusiast, Community-Builder… Open to collaborating!
I write for loss parents, lessons learned from life, and fiction lovers. Father of loss x2 & a proud NICU dad. Advocate for authenticity. Author.
I'm a therapist who helps women navigate midlife transitions when you suddenly can't tolerate anyone's bullshit.
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