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What if the thing people call you "cringe" for today is the very thing that makes you successful tomorrow? In this episode, I talk about why pursuing the unconventional route often comes with criticism, judgment, and very little support at the beginning. People tend to make fun of others who choose to live their lives differently, but the truth is: people often mock what they secretly wish they had the courage to do themselves.
If you've ever felt judged for putting yourself out there, posting online, chasing a creative dream, or choosing a path that people around you don't understand, this episode is your reminder...first you're weird, then you're the blueprint.
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Mental health podcast, self help podcast, self improvement podcast, self help, growth mindset, self love journey, glow up tips, glow up guide, navigating your 20s, healing journey, how to get over a breakup, how to be alone, self development, social media growth, overcoming fear of judgment, entrepreneurship mindset, dealing with criticism, confidence, personal growth, starting a podcast, building an audience, persistence, success
By Ashley Corbo4.8
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What if the thing people call you "cringe" for today is the very thing that makes you successful tomorrow? In this episode, I talk about why pursuing the unconventional route often comes with criticism, judgment, and very little support at the beginning. People tend to make fun of others who choose to live their lives differently, but the truth is: people often mock what they secretly wish they had the courage to do themselves.
If you've ever felt judged for putting yourself out there, posting online, chasing a creative dream, or choosing a path that people around you don't understand, this episode is your reminder...first you're weird, then you're the blueprint.
Today's episode covers:
Trying Not to Care is sponsored by Betterhelp - Sign up and get 10% off at betterhelp.com/TNTC
Trying Not to Care is sponsored by IQBAR - Text TTC to 64000 to get 20% off all IQBAR products, plus FREE shipping. Message and data rates may apply.
SHOP TNTC MERCH HERE ❤️🩹
WANT TO ASK ME QUESTIONS? NEED ADVICE? Follow me on IG and look out for submissions on my story or ask me here: 2025 google form
JOIN THE TRYING NOT TO CARE GROUPCHAT HERE ✨https://links.geneva.com/invite/3b386511-50ef-42fb-8363-16807ef87c21
KEEP UP WITH ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Instagram: Ashley's Instagram | Trying Not to Care Instagram
TikTok: Ashley's TikTok | Trying Not to Care TikTok
Youtube: Subscribe here
Amazon Storefront and more: LTX
Podcast Business Inquiries - [email protected]
Social Media Inquiries - [email protected]
Mental health podcast, self help podcast, self improvement podcast, self help, growth mindset, self love journey, glow up tips, glow up guide, navigating your 20s, healing journey, how to get over a breakup, how to be alone, self development, social media growth, overcoming fear of judgment, entrepreneurship mindset, dealing with criticism, confidence, personal growth, starting a podcast, building an audience, persistence, success

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