Do you constantly worry about what others think? Do you find yourself putting other people's needs and happiness before your own? If you’ve ever secretly wondered, "Am I normal?" then you’re not alone.

In this raw and vulnerable session, "The Everyman" Bill Courtright turns the tables on psychotherapist Eddie Reece, laying bare his own struggles with deep-seated insecurity and the compulsion to be a people-pleaser. The conversation dives deep into why so many of us are obsessed with the opinions of others and the surprising truth about codependency.

Is your "normal" behavior actually healthy? Eddie Reece challenges the notion of "average" and explains why the drive to constantly measure and compare ourselves is the real problem. You will learn how to break free from the cycle of people-pleasing, cut out the anxiety of trying to fix everyone's mood, and explore the crucial difference between codependency, independence, and the flexible, healthy state of interdependence.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking greater self-awareness and peace. If you struggle with insecurity and the judgment of others, this is the guidance you need to start exploring who you truly are.