Episode 32: “A peaceful heart”

Thomas Volmer, 59

Colorado City, CO

(recorded 06/03/2026)

Watching someone solve daily life without electricity or running water changes how you think about “resilience.”

What a humbling conversation that I had with Tom.

Some of the conversation revolves around things like childhood loss, complicated family dynamics, adult ADHD showing up late, and the weird relief that can come with privacy after years of noise.

Tom and myself dig into dopamine, executive dysfunction, unfinished projects, and how a diagnosis can reframe decades of “why am I like this?”

We also go into relationships, divorce, trust, pets as an anchor, and the simple choice to be a good human even when the world feels like it’s falling apart.

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Thanks for inspiring me Tom, I know good things are right around the corner for your.

Music by Quie

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