En este episodio de De vuelta a mí, Keith reflexiona sobre el amor entre una mujer latina y un hombre americano, y lo hace desde el corazón, con respeto, verdad y admiración. Hablamos de cultura, lenguaje, familia, confianza, paciencia y del fuego único con el que las mujeres latinas aman.

Este es un episodio profundo y humano sobre aprender a escucharnos, apoyarnos, crecer juntos y entender que cuando el amor es real, no divide mundos… los une.

En este episodio, Keith reflexiona sobre lo que significa amar en el mundo de hoy, donde las redes sociales no paran, el pasado puede aparecer en segundos y las inseguridades pueden convertirse en la tercera persona de la relación. Hablamos de confianza, madurez emocional, dejar ir lo que ya no pertenece al presente y aprender a no apagar la luz de quien elegimos amar.

Este es un episodio honesto, humano y directo sobre proteger las conexiones reales, permitir que el amor respire y elegir con intención en lugar de miedo. Si estás intentando construir algo verdadero en medio del ruido, este episodio es para ti.

In this episode of Back To Me, Keith reflects on what it means to love in today’s world, where social media never stops, insecurities can creep in quickly, and the past is always one notification away. He opens up about trust, emotional maturity, letting people shine instead of trying to control them, and the strength it takes to protect real connection instead of feeding fear.

This is an honest conversation about choosing each other with clarity, learning to let go of what no longer belongs in your life, and creating space for love to breathe.

If you have ever tried to build something real in a world full of noise, this one is for you.

What happens when your body starts revealing everything your mind has been trying to ignore?

In this episode of Back To Me, Keith opens up about the seasons when stress, trauma, burnout, and life itself begin showing up physically. From avoiding mirrors and photos to rediscovering confidence, strength, and self-respect, this is a real conversation about healing, masculinity, resilience, and coming back to yourself.

This is not about vanity.

This is not about shame.

This is about awareness, compassion, leadership responsibility, and truly taking care of people—including yourself.

If you’ve ever felt your body changing during difficult seasons… or finally felt yourself return stronger… this one is for you.

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In this episode of Back to Me, Keith explores a difficult truth that many people have experienced but rarely talk about openly: what happens when power is handed to someone who never healed. This conversation looks at leaders who look impressive on paper… but lead from insecurity, unprocessed childhood conditioning, ego, and control instead of empathy, humility, and emotional intelligence.

This episode reflects on how unhealed leaders sabotage trust, damage teams, manipulate environments, divide people, take credit from others, and confuse dominance with strength. It also speaks to the people who have had to work under them, reminding them that they were never weak for struggling. They were simply navigating someone else’s unresolved pain while still trying to do their job.

And if you are a leader listening, this episode is also an invitation. Not to feel attacked, but to reflect. To heal. To do better. Because leadership is not about power. It is about responsibility, humanity, and growth.

If you have ever worked in a toxic environment

If you have ever felt unseen or minimized by someone in charge

If you believe leadership should build people, not break them

This episode is for you.

In this episode of Back to Me, Keith talks about one of the most painful and unspoken experiences many people carry: the apology that never came. The situations that broke you, changed you, or left you questioning your worth… not because you were wrong, but because someone else never took responsibility for the damage they caused.

This episode explores what happens when accountability never arrives, when silence becomes the answer instead of ownership, and how the human heart learns to carry unresolved pain while life keeps moving forward. It also speaks to the turning point where you stop waiting for closure from someone who may never be capable of giving it, and begin learning how to heal without the words you needed to hear.

If you have ever been left without explanation

If you have ever been blamed for your own hurt

If you have ever waited for accountability that never came

From childhood expectations to cultural pressure, family image, religion, social standards, and relationships chosen for appearances instead of authenticity, many of us grow up learning to perform instead of live. In this episode of Back to Me, Keith opens up a deep conversation about the pressure to belong, the quiet sacrifices people make to keep others comfortable, and the emotional toll of building a life that looks right on the outside but does not feel right on the inside.

This episode explores what happens when we spend years chasing approval, trying to meet expectations, and shaping ourselves to match the “right” path, only to eventually realize the cost is our own identity. It also speaks to the powerful moment when something shifts inside and a person finally chooses honesty, peace, and self-respect over performing for acceptance.

If you have ever felt pressured to fit in, expected to follow a life script you never wrote, or struggled between who you are and who the world wants you to be, this conversation may speak directly to you. Life is precious. You deserve a life that feels like yours.

In this episode of Back to Me, Keith reflects on the kind of person who does not need attention to be remembered yet somehow becomes unforgettable anyway. The ones who move through life with quiet strength, genuine kindness, and a grounded presence that feels real from the moment you meet them. They do not force connection, perform for validation, or try to impress you, but they leave an imprint simply by being who they are.

Keith talks about what it feels like to cross paths with someone whose warmth, steadiness, and intention help you feel a little more confident, comfortable, and at peace in your own skin. The kind of person who makes everyday interactions meaningful, who shows care without pretending, and who reminds you that authenticity still exists in a world that often forgets what that means.

This episode is a gentle appreciation of human connection, subtle impact, and the rare individuals who remain in our thoughts long after the moment has passed.

Not because they demanded space in our lives, but because their presence mattered. If you have ever met someone who stayed with you in the quietest, most genuine way… this episode is for you.

Situationships do not start as a mistake. They start as comfort. In this episode, Keith takes a real look at how undefined connections form, why people stay in them longer than they should, and how emotional closeness without clarity slowly turns into anxiety, over functioning, and codependency.

This conversation breaks down the early warning signs most people ignore, the internal questions we avoid asking, and how to move toward something more stable without guilt, pressure, or burning bridges. It is not about blame, it is about awareness, boundaries, and choosing yourself with honesty.

Trust doesn’t usually break all at once. It erodes slowly, through repeated moments of being overlooked, taken advantage of, or asked to carry more than you should.

In this episode, Keith shares an honest and deeply reflective conversation about losing trust in himself and others after years of leading, building, supporting, and showing up in high responsibility environments. From being relied on without transparency, to having his work credited elsewhere, to eventually pulling away from people entirely, this episode explores how misplaced trust impact's identity, confidence, and connection.

Keith also walks through what it actually takes to rebuild self-trust, how isolation can be a form of protection, why patterns matter more than promises, and how learning to listen to your internal signals can change the way you lead, relate, and move forward.

This episode is for anyone who has felt guarded, exhausted, or unsure of themselves after giving too much for too long and is ready to rebuild trust without becoming closed off.