Does Your Child Suffer With ADHD?

Faith, Fatherhood, Fulfillment with David Reggina

This episode welcomes an extraordinary guest, David Reggina. David is a published author with his highly anticipated book 30 Lessons to Lead, the host of the No Snooze Podcast, and the co-founder of A.C.E. (Action Cultivates Excellence.) A.C.E. Is an initiative dedicated to helping men rise into the best versions of themselves and offers an environment of vulnerability, physical and mental exercises and tangible lessons for evolvement. Beyond his professional achievements, David is a devoted father and a true disciple of God.In our conversation, we explore what it means to be a man in today’s world, the unique struggles men face, David’s journey into faith, and the deeper calling that fuels his commitment to serve not only his own growth, but also the growth of everyone around him.

Does Your Child Suffer With ADHD?

This episode is an introduction into a three part series. In this episode, we delve into the neurochemicals that are directly tied with ADHD. We discuss how it shows up and physically manifest differently in children. We give an in-depth insight as to how ADHD is systematically overlooked in today’s modern society in world and how conventional schooling, traditional workplaces and the rigidity of social constructs.

Toxic Love Patterns

In this episode, we explore the toxic patterns we repeat in relationships, not just with others but with ourselves. We talk about the comfort we find in chaos and why we keep returning to what hurts us. From self-sabotage to emotional addiction, we unpack the feedback loops that keep us stuck. We also reflect on the power of being alone and the beauty of finding yourself on the lonely journey. If you've ever confused chaos for love or silence for emptiness, this episode will hit deep.

The pressure of age and success

In this episode we unpack the raw and often unspoken reality of ageism. We explore how internalized timelines can create shame, fear and pressure that leave people questioning their worth. Society has conditioned us to believe that by a certain age we must have it all figured out. Marriage, money, career and status become silent deadlines that haunt us more than they help. We talk about how this mindset traps people in cycles of self-doubt and disconnection. Most importantly we offer a new lens for freedom, one that honors your pace and your path without apology.

Eating Disorders: Seen, Unseen, and Misunderstood

In this eye-opening episode, we take a deep and compassionate look at eating disorders in all their forms. We dive into bulimia, binge eating, and restriction, to the often-overlooked concept of “food noise” that dominates thoughts and decisions around eating. We discuss how societal expectations, body image pressures, and cultural messaging shape our relationships with food, and how these issues affect not just women, but men as well. Through honest conversation, we confront the emotional and mental toll of these disorders, and give voice to the silent struggles that so many quietly endure.