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Psych2Go
The video explores the increasingly common experience of feeling emotionally disconnected from oneself, where individuals struggle to identify or articulate their current feelings despite outwardly functioning normally. This state is not characterized by a lack of emotion but rather by an inability …
Tom Bilyeu
In his book *The Myth of Normal*, Dr. Gabor Maté challenges the prevailing cultural assumption that what is considered normal in modern society—such as high stress, chronic illness, and emotional detachment—is actually healthy or natural. Instead, he argues that these conditions are adaptive respons …
Chris Williamson
Connor Beaton opens his discussion on men's struggles by identifying a pervasive cultural rule: do not talk about what it is like to be a man, particularly when suffering or struggling. Drawing parallels to Fight Club’s first rule, he argues that this silence forces many men into a cycle of suppress …
Chris Williamson
The podcast features a deep discussion on why men often suffer from a poor reputation regarding emotions, primarily due to generational conditioning that equates masculinity with emotional suppression and repression rather than expression. The host argues that while men feel deeply, cultural archety …
The Diary Of A CEO
Patrice Evra opens his conversation with host Steven Bartlett by revealing a deeply hidden chapter of his life, describing himself not just as a football icon but as an iceberg where most people have only seen the tip above water. Born into extreme poverty in France to one of twenty-four siblings, E …