Social Harmony – Time to Talk
Social Harmony - Time to Talk
Podcast Description
Inspired by my own growth following a separation and subsequent look at my life. Coming from a male-centric point of view and hoping to encourage inner and outer harmony. Wellbeing, moving on, self-improvement and hopefully something that resonates with both men and women the world over.
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Focuses on personal development, emotional healing, and modern masculinity with episodes exploring themes like blended families, the impact of grief on health, overcoming addiction, and navigating loneliness. For instance, Episode 19 delves into kitchen culture and personal demons, while Episode 12 discusses rebuilding after life's downturns.
Inspired by my own growth following a separation and subsequent look at my life. Coming from a male-centric point of view and hoping to encourage inner and outer harmony. Wellbeing, moving on, self-improvement and hopefully something that resonates with both men and women the world over.
Chris and I have known one another since we were 10 years old and were close friends in our teenage years but life took us down different paths that we discover were eerily similar now that we catch up properly after 30+ years.
Chris talks about his battles with depression and massive social anxiety, moving to France and various cities around England, marriage and subsequent separation, co-parenting and relating more to our parents.
Chris's story is uniquely his but there are many relatable moments in regard to both struggles and triumphs. It was so nice to catch up with my old friend and I hope that you can take heart from the episode as well.
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