Season 2 Episode 61
This episode dives deep into the hidden cost of survival mode and how unhealed childhood trauma quietly dictates how we love, parent, and perceive ourselves. Jamie shares his story of losing his mother at eight years old, surviving emotional neglect, battling depression, and transforming his pain into purpose. Together, we explore the psychology of resilience, emotional regulation, and how to break generational patterns through awareness and accountability.
“Survival mode is our mind and body’s way of trying to avoid pain—but healing begins when we stop running from it.”
“Don’t chase butterflies. Build a garden so beautiful they’ll want to stay.”
“Resilience isn’t toughness—it’s tenderness that refuses to quit.”
“Your children don’t need perfect parents. They need accountable ones.”
This conversation is a gut-punch reminder that healing isn’t about blaming—it’s about breaking cycles. Whether you grew up emotionally neglected, learned to silence your feelings to keep others comfortable, or are parenting while still healing yourself—this episode is for you. Jamie and I get real about how trauma hides in plain sight and how we can consciously choose to parent differently, love differently, and live differently.
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