Decoding Success with Matt LeBris

What if the pain you've spent years trying to fix was never the problem? What if it was your body trying to get your attention?

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Garry Lineham, co-founder of Human Garage and the fascia expert behind the viral jaw release seen by billions, is back on Decoding Success. After 30 years, $17.5 million in treatments, prison, betrayal, and more pain than most people could carry, Garry discovered his body wasn't broken. It was holding onto everything he never processed.

In this episode, Garry shows me live how fast pain changes when you tell your body you're safe. We get into why your fascia works like an antenna, why "human doings" never feel what they're carrying, the one maneuver I'd been avoiding (and what it was really about), and why Garry no longer believes in the word "healing."

In this episode:

ℹ️ Pain is information. Your body will keep turning up the volume until you listen.

🐶 A dog in the heat of the hunt doesn't feel the fleas. Staying busy hides what you're carrying.

✋ Body first, then emotions, then perceptions. You can't reach the deeper layers while you're stuck in pain.

🔋 Emotion is energy in motion. When it stops moving, it gets stuck in the body.

🧠 Life happened for you, not to you. Until you believe that, you haven't crossed the line.

⚡️ Your body doesn't "heal." It performs. Remove the restrictions and it does what it was designed to do.

📈 One good choice won't change your life. The same choice for 28 days will change your momentum.

🚫 Divorce your attachments. Anything that can be taken from you was never your safety. You're not broken. You're carrying something, and it's time to put it down.

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If you need a spark to go on a second date, you might not be ready for love.

Sabrina Zohar is a dating and relationship coach, the author of Why Am I Like This?, and one of the most honest voices on the internet about why we keep choosing the wrong people. She grew up with a volatile, narcissistic father, fell for a man exactly like him, and had to hit rock bottom before she understood why chaos kept feeling like chemistry.

Sabrina and I get real about why healthy love can feel boring, why the healthiest couples still go toe to toe, what men and women are getting wrong about each other in 2026, and the one question that tells you whether to stay or walk away. This conversation is a masterclass in coming home to yourself.

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In this episode:

• Why your nervous system mistakes anxiety for chemistry
• The spark isn't a green light. Sometimes it's a warning
• Secure relationships aren't the absence of conflict. They're the presence of connection
• Why knowing a relationship could end is what makes it healthy
• Ask yourself: is what you're getting enough to grieve what you're not?
• Why faking healthy behavior won't heal you until you find the root
• You're not broken, and there's nothing to fix

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"It was 30 years ago. I should be over it by now." No, you shouldn't be. And you won't be, until you deal with it.

Terri Cole is back. She's a psychotherapist with 30 years in the chair, she's helped tens of thousands of people across the globe, and her new book, Father Wound, goes straight at the thing most of us have spent our whole lives working around.

This one got me. Five minutes in, I had homework. We get into why you can't skip the messy middle and jump straight to "he did the best he could," how the relationship with your father quietly shapes who you date, how you work, and why you can't stop proving yourself, and what it takes to be mended instead of just high-functioning. Terri also opens up about her own dad, including the story she didn't learn until after he died.

In this episode:

• Why you can't jump to grace, and what has to come first
• How to mourn the father you wanted so you can accept the one you got
• The question that changed everything for Terri: can you feel loved by the way he was capable of loving you?
• Why healing your father wound has nothing to do with your father (you don't even have to tell him)
• Why his changed behavior won't heal your wound
• The hidden signs of a father wound: people-pleasing, perfectionism, hyper-independence, and working for love
• "Co-wounding": how your other parent made it better or worse
• Why you either talk it out or act it out

If you've ever turned your pain into achievement and still felt like something was missing, this conversation is for you.

Get Terri's book, Father Wound: https://fatherwoundbook.com/ Pre-order and submit your receipt on the site to get access to Terri's 3-hour virtual retreat on October 24.

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Laura Day has spent 45 years as a working intuitive... advising billion-dollar companies, predicting the 2008 recession, and counseling clients like Demi Moore and Brad Pitt. She's also a New York Times bestselling author of seven books, including her newest, The Prism. But none of that came easy. Laura built her career out of a childhood marked by suicide loss and dysfunction, and turned what most people would call trauma into a discipline she now teaches to CEOs and civilians alike.

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In this episode, we get into the real difference between intuition and anxiety (and why most people confuse the two), why intuition is data, not a feeling, and how to actually train it instead of just "trusting your gut." Laura breaks down why you can't think your way out of a pattern you're currently in, why "manifestation" as a buzzword might actually be disempowering you, and the deceptively simple practice she uses with every client: pick three goals, document what shows up, and do one thing differently, even if it feels ridiculous.

What we cover:

• The real difference between intuition and anxiety and why "actionable, accurate, and immediate" is the test
• Why intuition is data, not a feeling, and how to start documenting it
• Why you can't think outside the box you're in... you have to do something different
• The truth about synchronicity and manifestation, and why the "magical" language can actually disempower you
• Why the answer isn't inside you and where to actually look instead
• How one small changed habit (a different walk to work, wearing a different color) can shift your entire life
• The "sleep work" practice Laura does with her students to work on goals while asleep
• Why intuition isn't inherently good or bad and how it can work against you
• The one piece of advice Laura wants to be remembered for

If you've ever felt stuck repeating the same patterns — in relationships, work, or money — and wondered whether your gut is actually telling you something real, this conversation will change how you listen to yourself.

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If you feel anxious after a date, they're probably not your person.

Serena Kerrigan is a dating coach, content creator, and the author of the new book Let's Fucking Date. She has coached thousands of women to stop shrinking, stop performing, and start dating like they're the prize, because they are.

In this episode, Serena gets raw about the armor she built as "Serena F*cking Kerrigan": the confidence that carried her career but put up walls in her love life. We get into anxious attachment, why the right person feels like peace instead of butterflies, dating a younger man despite societal judgements, and how rethinking her dating standards led her to her person. This one cracked me open in a way I didn't expect.

Key takeaways:

→ Talk to yourself in the mirror. It feels corny, and it works.

→ Confidence that rejects before it gets rejected isn't confidence. It's a wall.

→ Anxiety after a date isn't a flaw in you. It's a signal about them.

→ The #1 trait to look for in a partner is safety, the freedom to be your raw self.

→ Adopt a "vacation mentality." Say yes to random sh*t and get out of your routine.

→ Date someone at face value, not for their potential.

→ Your dating standards should be about the foundation, not the flex.

→ Being the prize means setting boundaries and walking away from what doesn't serve you. Dating doesn't need to be survived. It needs a rebrand.

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Why do you keep ending up in the same relationship patterns, the same financial ceiling, the same health struggles — no matter how hard you try to change? In this episode, I sit down with Bruce Lipton, cell biologist and New York Times bestselling author of The Biology of Belief, to unpack the science behind why 95% of your life runs on subconscious programming you downloaded before age 7 and the three actual ways to rewrite it.

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We get into how your thoughts function as a broadcast field rather than something confined to your head, why cancer has more to do with disharmony than genetics, the real reason you might keep dating your father (or mother), and a self-hypnosis technique you can do in your sleep to change a 50-year-old belief in about 15 minutes. We close out talking about Darwin's theory of competition, why civilization is running on a broken program, and what Bruce wants to be remembered for.

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About Bruce Lipton: Bruce Lipton is a cell biologist, former medical school professor, and New York Times bestselling author of The Biology of Belief. His research on epigenetics helped pioneer the science of how belief and environment — not just genes — shape human biology. His newest book, Beyond Darwin, is out now.

What if the reason you can't get ahead financially has nothing to do with money and everything to do with the six areas of your life you've been ignoring to chase it?

Koya Webb is a wellness expert, author, and founder of the Well-Being Rituals movement. Her new book breaks down the seven areas of well-being — spiritual, emotional, mental, nutritional, physical, social, and financial (yes, financial is last) — and the science-backed rituals that rebuild each one from the ground up.

This conversation goes deep — from why Koya had to heal her obsession with "having it all figured out," to the moment she lost her mother and had to relearn how to grieve without numbing out. We get into transformational letter writing, breath healing, the rice experiment that proves your words carry energy, and why chasing perfection is actually sabotaging your well-being. If you've ever felt like success without peace is a hollow win, this one's for you.

Takeaways:

• Well-being isn't about having it figured out — it's about self-awareness, daily
• Financial well-being is last for a reason: chase it first and the other six collapse underneath it
• Emotions aren't the enemy — suppressed emotions become constriction, and constriction becomes disease
• Transformational letter writing lets you process pain without confronting the person who caused it
• "Stack your rituals" when you're in a season of grief — you don't need to do everything, just the next small thing
• Perfectionism doesn't fill your buckets — it drains them
• Chills are a spiritual "yes" — learn to listen to what your body already knows
• High-functioning doesn't mean healed — "I'm fine" is often the loudest sign you're not processing

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He doesn't marry the right woman; he marries at the right time. That single idea reframes almost everything about how we think we're supposed to find love.

Nelly Sudri is a matchmaker and dating coach who works with high-achieving men and women navigating love, timing, and compatibility in 2026. She joins us for a no-filter conversation about why "wife material" doesn't guarantee a ring, why society's shifting money dynamics are quietly wrecking relationships, and why most people's dating checklists are actually keeping them single.

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👉 In this episode, you'll learn:

• Why a man doesn't marry the "right" woman, he marries when he's ready, regardless of who's in front of him
• The real reason women out-earning their partners see higher divorce and infidelity rates
• Why most dating checklists backfire, and what "need to haves" vs. "nice to haves" actually looks like
• The difference between chemistry and compatibility and why you need both to make it work
• Why approaching someone in person still beats swiping, and the exact line that makes it easier
• What "cab light theory" reveals about timing in relationships
• Why the law of attraction isn't about what you want, it's about who you become
• The one habit Nelly says is a lost art in dating: just communicating

If you've ever felt confused about timing, money, or why the "right person" didn't work out, this conversation will help you see the pattern.

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Suzy Batiz built an empire, lost it twice, rebuilt it a third time — and last year, she almost lost it all again. This time, the fight wasn't legal. It was spiritual.

Suzy Batiz is the founder of Poo-Pourri, a bankruptcy-to-billion-dollar entrepreneur, and the creator of a new app called Supernatural, designed to help people uncover their life's purpose through the meaning of their name. Her new podcast, Holy Shit, launches this month.

In this episode, Suzy opens up — for only the second time publicly — about the moment a lender tried to force her out of her own company through a forbearance agreement that would have cost her the business, her voice, and her right to fight back. She walks through the 14-hour spiritual reckoning that led her to refuse to sign, the surprising reason the lender backed down, and why she ultimately chose not to sue for the tens of millions she was owed. Along the way, she and Matt dig into childhood trauma, the false stories we tell ourselves about God, the real meaning behind their names, and why she believes the obsession with "self" — self-development, self-healing, self-actualization — might be the very thing keeping people stuck.

In this episode, you'll learn:

• Why Suzy believes chasing specific goals can actually limit what's possible for your life
• The real story behind the forbearance agreement that almost cost her everything — and the 14-hour spiritual standoff that changed her mind
• Why she chose not to sue for $30–50 million, even after winning
• How the meaning behind her birth name shaped her entire career, without her realizing it
• The difference between "doing" your purpose and simply "being" it
• Why she believes narcissism is rooted in unhealed pain, not ego
• How studying the original Hebrew and Greek meanings of scripture changed the way she reads the Bible
• Why "look up" is the one piece of advice she wants to be remembered for

If you've ever built your identity around self-reliance and found yourself asking "is this really it?" — this conversation will meet you exactly where you are.

Links mentioned in this episode:

• Free Brand Call: https://freebrandcall.com/mattlebris/
• Matt's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/matt_lebris/
• Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/MattLeBris
• Matt's Website: https://mattlebris.com/
• Suzy's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/suzybatiz/
• Suzy's Website: https://suzybatiz.com/
• Suzy's new podcast, Holy Shit (launching late July): COMING SOON!

Sometimes the life you're meant to live can't begin until the version of you clinging to safety falls apart.

Jade Shenker is a star of Netflix's Owning Manhattan, an entrepreneur, and an investor whose life looked successful from the outside. Behind the scenes, she was navigating betrayal, heartbreak, and eventually the devastating loss of her father... experiences that forced her to rebuild her identity from the inside out.

Getting cheated on became the catalyst for everything. Instead of allowing pain to harden her, Jade leaned into healing. From therapy and energy work to spirituality, grief, and learning to trust her intuition, she discovered that the hardest seasons of life often become the beginning of our greatest transformation.

What you'll hear in this conversation is how she stopped searching for validation from other people, why she believes every painful experience is preparing us for something greater, and the "hero's journey" mindset that completely changed the way she approaches adversity, relationships, and purpose.

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In this episode you will:

• Discover how betrayal became the turning point that helped Jade rebuild her confidence and identity
• Learn why traditional talk therapy wasn't enough—and the healing modalities that transformed her life
• Hear how losing her father deepened her faith through unexpected signs, synchronicities, and a new relationship with grief
• Understand why seeking validation from others keeps us stuck, and how to begin trusting yourself again
• Rethink every painful chapter of your life through the lens of the hero's journey and why your greatest setback may actually be preparing you for your greatest purpose

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