Opening Up About My Insecurities

The People Closest Can Hurt the Deepest

Not all family is healthy. In this episode, we talk about toxic relatives, emotional harm, and why it’s okay to set boundaries — even with the people closest to you. Blood doesn’t mean automatic access to your peace.

Go to the Doctor, Bro

Too many men are dying from things that could’ve been caught early—because we tried to “tough it out.” In this episode of Brave Enough to Talk, I open up about the importance of taking care of our health—physically, mentally, and emotionally. From skipping doctor visits to ignoring pain until it’s too late, this mindset is costing lives. It’s time to rewrite what it means to be strong. Strength isn’t silence—it’s survival. It’s showing up, asking for help, and getting checked before it’s too late. 🩺 If you’ve been putting off that appointment, this is your sign.

Don’t Be Ashamed of Your Wins

Too often we downplay or hide our accomplishments out of fear that we’ll look like we’re bragging—or that people will judge us. In this episode, I talk about why we shouldn’t be ashamed of our wins, from going back to school to celebrating a friend’s new career. Your accomplishments don’t make you arrogant—they inspire others.

It’s Never Too Late to Start Over

This episode is raw and personal—I talk about losing my job, wanting to go back to school, and feeling like I might be too old to start over. But here’s the truth: it’s never too late to begin again.

Opening Up About My Insecurities

This episode is raw. No script—just me opening up about the insecurities that come with being creative and worrying about what others think. If you’ve ever held back because of fear, this one’s for you.