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Still Standing with Mark Bollinger

Still Standing with Mark Bollinger

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 What happens when everything you’ve built in your life is ripped away? Still Standing is a raw, honest podcast about depression, loss, faith, and the long road back after life falls apart. Hosted by former teacher and coach Mark Bollinger, this podcast explores what it means to keep going when you’ve been knocked down publicly, misunderstood, or betrayed by people you trusted. It’s not quick fixes or motivational slogans. It’s about truth, resilience, accountability, forgiveness, and rebuilding a life when yours is burnt to the ground. No platitudes. No pretending. Just me, still standing.Mark Bollinger Hygiène et vie saine Psychologie Psychologie et psychiatrie
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    You want accountability?

    Start with yourself.

    That's what I did.


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    That’s the part nobody likes to admit.

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    Before you judge someone or call them a victim, ask yourself what you’ve avoided owning.
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    11 min
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