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Mask Off W/ Josh The Therapist: Centering My Enemy

36 min · 26. Juni 2024
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Growing up where I did, there were times when I needed to motivate myself by any means necessary. Unfortunately, I used the doubt and negative comments I received from others to fuel my achievements. At some point, the fuel of external doubt started to burn me out because I had internalized their words so much that I began to believe them: starting a cycle of proving my internal self doubting voice wrong. In this episode of Black Maskulinity, I will speak about the journey toward decentering my proclaimed enemies and using a different source of motivation. The song referenced in this podcast, "Hustler's Ambition" by Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson, is used purely for educational purposes to further dialogue connected to the podcast episode's topic. I do not own the rights to the music. IG: BlackMaskulinity

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Episode Mask Off W/ Josh The Therapist: Centering My Enemy Cover

Mask Off W/ Josh The Therapist: Centering My Enemy

Growing up where I did, there were times when I needed to motivate myself by any means necessary. Unfortunately, I used the doubt and negative comments I received from others to fuel my achievements. At some point, the fuel of external doubt started to burn me out because I had internalized their words so much that I began to believe them: starting a cycle of proving my internal self doubting voice wrong. In this episode of Black Maskulinity, I will speak about the journey toward decentering my proclaimed enemies and using a different source of motivation. The song referenced in this podcast, "Hustler's Ambition" by Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson, is used purely for educational purposes to further dialogue connected to the podcast episode's topic. I do not own the rights to the music. IG: BlackMaskulinity

26. Juni 202436 min