It happens to all of us—overthinking, second-guessing, feeling mentally stuck. It's exhausting. In this episode, we break down five reasons it may be time to take the next step in renewing your mind—and why trying harder on your own often isn't enough. We talk about how to manage your thoughts differently so life feels calmer, clearer, and more manageable, and how to get the support you need in this life-changing process.

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Feeling like you're behind in life is one of the most common thoughts I hear, even from people who are thoughtful, growing, and fully engaged in their lives. In this episode, we slow that belief way down and question the imagined timelines, comparisons, and measuring sticks that quietly steal peace from the present moment. You'll learn why it's not actually possible to be behind—and how acceptance, self-trust, and enjoying your life now are the foundation for real growth.

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In this episode, you'll hear a real coaching session with guest Miles Carmichael as he works through self-doubt and hesitation around stepping into his passion and joining the Renew Your Mind Institute Coach Certification Program. We talk honestly about the fears that come up when you feel called to something meaningful but your mind starts offering reasons to stay safe. This conversation shows what it looks like to gently question those thoughts, create clarity, and move forward without needing to feel 100% ready. If you've ever felt torn between what you want and what your fear is telling you, this episode will feel very familiar.

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In this episode, I'm joined by life coaches and friends Zach Spafford and Joey Mascio for an honest conversation about why they became coaches and what drew them into the mind renewal space. We talk about why we need more male coaches, especially in work that helps people understand their thoughts, emotions, and choices. Zach and Joey share how men bring clarity, steadiness, and powerful perspective to coaching in a way that deeply supports growth and peace. This episode is an invitation to rethink what great coaching looks like—and who it's for.

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Joey Mascio, Sidekick to Hero: https://www.sidekicktohero.com

Zach Spafford, Thrive Beyond Pornography: https://www.gettothrive.com

In this episode, I coach a client who wants to start her own career and business, but keeps getting stopped by thoughts about money, rejection, and "what if it doesn't work." You'll hear how we unpack these fears, separate real decisions from imagined outcomes, and help her move forward without needing certainty or confidence first. If your brain is holding you back while telling you it's just being realistic, this episode is for you.

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This episode is a reminder that now—not someday—is the perfect time to invest in you, because waiting for life to calm down only keeps you stuck. You'll hear why renewing your mind is the most powerful, practical way to change how you feel, how you show up, and what you create in your life, without needing a dramatic overhaul. As the new year begins, this conversation invites you to stop abandoning yourself, take responsibility for the story in your head, and choose thoughts that support peace, strength, and real change.

This holiday episode is your invitation to let go of managing, fixing, and performing—and simply be present this Christmas. We'll talk about releasing the pressure to make the day meaningful or perfect, and how real peace comes from allowing the moment, the people, and your emotions to be exactly as they are. If you want a calmer, more grounded holiday experience, this episode will help you choose presence over pressure.

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As we head into the holidays, this episode is a reminder that peace doesn't come from managing conversations, situations, or people—it comes from letting go of the urge to fix. We'll talk about why fixing feels so urgent for helpers, fixers, and people pleasers, and how that urgency is often about escaping our own discomfort rather than truly caring. If you're feeling drained, over-responsible, or disconnected from yourself, this episode will help you pause, release what isn't yours, and find more peace right where you are.