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Some people come into your life for a moment.

Some people stay for years.

Both have the power to change everything.

This month’s This, That & The Trouble is one of our most personal episodes yet.

Shiri shares how a chance encounter in a grocery store spiraled into a restraining order.

JoJo opens up about the long road that ultimately led to going no contact with her brother, including several parts of her story she’s never shared publicly before.

This episode contains discussion of harassment, sexual assault, family betrayal, stillbirth, loss, and setting boundaries with family members. While we don’t discuss graphic details, we wanted to give you a heads-up before you listen.

If this episode resonates with you, we’d love to hear your thoughts.

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Until next time…

Whatever you do, wherever you go…

Make sure you cause a little trouble.

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Five years ago, Angie Hawkins hit rock bottom after a suicide attempt forced her to confront something she’d spent years hiding behind: perfectionism.

From the outside, Angie looked successful, driven, and accomplished. Inside, she was exhausted from constantly trying to earn love, approval, and worth through achievement.

In this powerful conversation, Angie shares the moment everything changed, the difficult road back to herself, and how she learned that healing isn’t about becoming someone new. It’s about finally accepting who you’ve been all along.

Today, Angie helps other women stop dimming their light and learn to love themselves through her GLOW Method.

In this episode we discuss:

Perfectionism and people-pleasing
Self-worth and identity
Mental health and suicide recovery
The pressure to “ have it all together”
Healing after rock bottom
Learning to love yourself
Finding purpose after pain

Help exists. 24/7. Call or text 988. You can also visit the 988 Lifeline website here at:

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If you’ve ever felt like you weren’t enough, this conversation is for you.

Listen now and let us know what resonated most with you.

You can connect with Angie on Instagram @angiehawkins808

Check out her website!

www.runninginslippers.com

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The ROAR Gallery is a digital wall of encouragement wherepeople can upload short video messages for individuals and families going through tough times, especially during hospital stays.

You can view examples here:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGjde29iQPBJL_Trf3F7yWw

Your ROAR can change a life. Share your story and inspirehospital families to never give up.

Upload your ROAR: https://extendtherose.org/roargallery

Welcome to The ROAR Gallery - a movement of hope that starts with you. Here, people from all walks of life share short stories of courage and gratitude, creating a wave of encouragement for children and families fighting tough battles in hospitals. Every ROAR reminds them they’re seen,heard, and celebrated.

Together, we’re flooding hospital rooms with positivity andgiving families the strength to keep going.

A ROAR is a short, positive message - a declaration of thegood in your life and a reminder that hope still wins.

Because hope is a team sport. 🌹

This week on This, That & The Trouble, JoJo and Shiri are diving headfirst into workplace horror stories that sound fake…but absolutely are not.

Shiri shares the story of a friendly supervisor who slowly revealed himself to be a literal crackhead with a crush on her, while JoJo talks about the office job she genuinely loved…until her boss suddenly turned cold, paranoid, and downright unhinged for reasons that made absolutely no sense…until later when everything finally clicked.

From toxic bosses and creepy coworkers to office gossip, HR violations, suspicious behavior, and complete corporate chaos, this episode has everything except competent management.

If you’ve ever survived a dysfunctional workplace, impossible supervisors, bizarre office politics, or coworkers that made you question reality, this one is for you.

Episode Title:Every Step You Take…I’ll Be Watching You

Want to share your own crazy story for a future episode?
Submit it here:
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The ROAR Gallery is a digital wall of encouragement where people can upload short video messages for individuals and families going through tough times, especially during hospital stays.

You can view examples here:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGjde29iQPBJL_Trf3F7yWw

Your ROAR can change a life. Share your story and inspire hospital families to never give up.

Upload your ROAR: https://extendtherose.org/roargallery

Welcome to The ROAR Gallery - a movement of hope that starts with you. Here, people from all walks of life share short stories of courage and gratitude, creating a wave of encouragement for children and families fighting tough battles in hospitals. Every ROAR reminds them they’re seen, heard, and celebrated.

Together, we’re flooding hospital rooms with positivity and giving families the strength to keep going.

A ROAR is a short, positive message - a declaration of the good in your life and a reminder that hope still wins.

Because hope is a team sport.