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**What happens when your body forces you to stop pretending?**In this episode of the Free & Open Mind Podcast, Hardy and co-host Stan sit down with marketing strategist and proudly queer business owner Tom Basgil for a raw, practical conversation about authenticity when life hits hard.After being diagnosed with Addison’s disease, Tom went from barely making it to the subway — stopping at every bench — to betting on himself, leaving agency life, and building a business that actually fits his energy, values, and identity.We dig into: **Chronic Illness & Identity** • The moment Tom’s life flipped with his Addison’s diagnosis • How his body changing (energy, skin tone, capacity) forced a new kind of self-honesty • Why survival sometimes does mean choosing inauthentic options—and why that’s okay **Authenticity as a Daily Practice (Not a Finish Line)** • What it really means to “practice” being authentic in work, family, and friendships • Navigating the tension between fitting in vs. being yourself, especially as a queer, chronically ill entrepreneur • How Tom handles slipping into old patterns around family and old friends **Radical Acceptance & Mental Health** • Tom’s approach to radical acceptance when the inner critic gets loud • The role of therapy, coaching, and community in setting boundaries and staying sane • Why some days the most authentic choice is: do nothing; stay home; reset **Rituals, Routines, & Resilience** • Simple daily practices Tom uses to stay grounded: coffee + journaling, walking, the gym, volunteering • How he structures his business around unpredictable energy, while still delivering for clients • Balancing an executive MBA, client work, and health — without chasing perfection or straight A’s **Imposter Syndrome & Big Rooms** • How Tom navigates imposter syndrome among high-achieving execs and founders • Breathing through anxiety, remembering why you’re in the room, and choosing growth anywayIf you’re: • Living with a chronic illness or disability • Part of the LGBTQ+ community trying to stay true to yourself at work • A founder, creator, or professional who’s tired of contorting yourself to fit other people’s expectations… this conversation will give you permission to take tiny, honest steps toward a life that actually feels like yours.CONNECT WITH TOMWebsite: StickyTactics.comSocial: TomBasgil on all major platformsCONNECT WITH YOUR HOSTS Hardy Brooklyn – Life & Business Coach, Brooklyn, NY Website: Boxofrain.com Instagram: @hardybrooklyn.nyc Stan Nelson – Moving Forward & Goal Success Coach, Perth, Australia Website: coachingwithstan.com.au**If this episode resonates with you:** Hit LIKE to support the show SUBSCRIBE to the channel for more real conversations about authenticity, mindset, and resilience COMMENT: What’s one tiny way you’ll choose to be more authentic this week? SHARE this with someone who’s navigating chronic illness, identity, or big life change🎧 **Listen Live:** Free & Open Mind streams **live every Friday at 9 AM (ET)**. ▶️ **Replay & Watch:** Full episodes are posted on YouTube the same day.

**Feeling weird about celebrating yourself?**Like you “haven’t earned it yet” or you’re just going through the motions with cake, photos, and pressure?In this episode of **Free & Open Mind**, Hardy Brooklyn flies solo to unpack what **celebration** really is — and how to make it feel honest, grounded, and aligned with who you are.We’ll explore:**Why milestones matter** (and why tiny wins often matter more than the big ones) • How to create **simple celebration rituals** that fit your real life • What to do when celebration brings up **guilt, shame, or anxiety** • How to practice **self-compassion** instead of downplaying your success • Ways to celebrate that **don’t require a big party, big budget, or big audience****Hardy shares real-life examples**, from treating himself to mint chip vegan ice cream after three days at the gym to dancing for hours at the Dance Parade as a reminder that celebration is less about the cake and more about the **person you became** to get here.### Reflective questions from this episode: • What’s one **small win** you’re rushing past right now? • Where does your **guilt around celebrating** really come from? • How could you mark your next milestone in a way that feels **authentic**, not performative?If this episode lands with you, take a second to **pause**, name one thing you’re proud of today and honor it, even in a tiny way.### 👤 About the Host**Hardy Brooklyn** is a life and business coach based in Brooklyn, New York. Hardy helps individuals who feel something’s “just not right” in their lives redirect their path towards a healthier, happier, more rewarding life. • Website & Newsletter: https://boxofrain.com • Link: https://www.bor.bz • Linktree: https://linktr.ee/hardybrooklyn ---🎧 **Listen Live:** Free & Open Mind streams **live every Friday at 9 AM (ET)**. ▶️ **Replay & Watch:** Full episodes are posted on YouTube the same day.---💬 **If you enjoyed this episode:**- **Like** the video - **Subscribe** to the channel - **Comment** with one small win you’re choosing to celebrate today 📲 And keep an eye on Hardy’s Instagram for the **Dance Parade videos** mentioned in this episode—proof that joy, movement, and celebration can all be part of your self-growth journey.

**When money gets weird, our nervous system does too.** In this episode of *Free & Open Mind*, Hardy and Stan dive into what so many people are quietly wrestling with right now: **rising prices, shrinking options, and the shame spiral that follows.**We’re **not** financial advisors. We’re **life coaches** who work with real people trying to stay grounded when:• Groceries cost 30% more than last year • Gas and travel feel out of reach • Digital money makes it way too easy to swipe, tap, and overspend • Social pressure says “Keep up” while your budget screams “Slow down”### In this episode, we explore:**What’s in your control vs. what isn’t** • You *can’t* change inflation, corporate decisions, supply chains, digital systems (but you can vote!) • Where your real leverage actually is.**Money, shame, and status games** • From $22 bottled water at a club to “Aren’t you going to buy me a drink?”: how money, worth, and belonging get tangled together, and how to step out of that game.**Digital money & invisible overspending** • Why tapping your card or phone disconnects you from reality• Smple ways to make money feel tangible again**Daily habits that quietly drain your wallet** The client who spent ~$50/day on coffee, how they shifted the habit, and what they did with the *time* and *emotional comfort* that coffee was providing.**Scarcity, empty shelves & shifting routines** • Changing *when* and *where* you shop• How to adapt to limited choices• Why early-morning grocery runs can change your budget and your stress levels**Journaling your money & emotions: a 7-day experiment** A simple log that tracks:• What you spent • What you *didn’t* buy • How you felt when you made (or didn’t make) the purchase • What triggered your decisions (stress, boredom, celebration, avoidance, etc.)### You’ll walk away with:• A clearer sense that **it’s not your fault** the system is weird • A checklist of what you **can** control today • A 7-day **money + emotion journaling practice** you can start immediately • Mindset shifts to **remove shame**, keep your self-worth intact, and still enjoy your life — even on a tighter budget**Try this after the episode:**1. **Create a rough budget.** It doesn’t have to be perfect. 2. **Run a 7-day money journal.** Track every expense + emotion. 3. **Notice your “shame spending” moments.** Where are you trying to keep up, prove something, or avoid a feeling? Share your insights, wins, and “aha” moments in the comments — we *read them all* and may feature them in a future episode.🔔 **Subscribe** for weekly episodes on mindset, money, authenticity, and navigating a world that doesn’t always make sense. 💬 **Comment** how your journaling experiment goes and what you’re learning about your money story.### 👤 About the Hosts **Hardy Brooklyn** is a life and business coach based in Brooklyn, New York. Hardy helps individuals who feel something’s “just not right” in their lives redirect their path towards a healthier, happier, more rewarding life. • Website & Newsletter: https://boxofrain.com • Link: https://www.bor.bz • Linktree: https://linktr.ee/hardybrooklyn **Stan Nelson** is a moving forward and goal success coach from Perth, Western Australia. Stan helps people who feel stuck start living extraordinary lives with clarity, momentum, and aligned goals. • Website & Blog: https://coachingwithstan.com.au 🎧 **Listen Live:** Free & Open Mind streams **live every Friday at 9 AM (ET)**. ▶️ **Replay & Watch:** Full episodes are posted on YouTube the same day.

What does it *really* mean to live authentically when the world keeps asking you to compromise?In this episode of the **Free and Open Mind Podcast**, hosts **Hardy Brooklyn** and **Stan Nelson** sit down with **David Robles** — New Yorker, entrepreneur, Coast Guard officer, and fearless truth-teller — whose life journey runs from Brooklyn to North Africa and Haiti, from Burning Man to the music industry, and from exposing corruption to building a life rooted in integrity.**You’ll hear David talk about:**• Surviving Haiti during earthquake relief and what happens when you’re *not sure you’ll make it home*• How Burning Man and refugee camps share the same DNA of civil engineering and radical self-reliance • The dark side of the entertainment industry and why he walked away — even under threat • Why **“ego is not your amigo”** and how that simple idea can transform your relationships, career, and mental health • The power of human connection, from free hugs in Union Square to offering a coffee to someone on the edge • How his relationship and engagement to Lily grounded his values and redefined success • Why your **network is your net worth**, and why money, status, and labels are not the point of lifeIf you’ve ever felt like something in your life is “off,” like you’re living for others’ expectations instead of your own truth, this conversation will challenge you to rethink:• What you value • Whom you surround yourself with • And how you show up in the world — especially when things fall apart**Key themes:** authenticity, ego, radical self-reliance, mental health after COVID, Coast Guard & emergency response, Burning Man, relationships, human connection.🔔 **Subscribe** to the Free and Open Mind Podcast for more real conversations with people who live courageously and authentically. 👍 If this resonated, hit **Like**, drop a comment with your biggest takeaway, and **share** this episode with someone who needs to hear that *ego is not their amigo*.**Connect with us:**• **Hardy Brooklyn (Host & Life Coach)**: boxofrain.nyc | hardybrooklyn.nyc | Instagram @hardybrooklyn • **Stan Nelson (Host & Moving Forward & Goal Success Coach**: Website & Blog: https://coachingwithstan.com.au • **Guest – David Robles**: Instagram/Facebook: **@DavidRoblesNYC**, **David Atlas OSS** | Brand: **Atlas Solution**🎧 **Listen Live:** Free & Open Mind streams **live every Friday at 9 AM (ET)**. ▶️ **Replay & Watch:** Full episodes are posted on YouTube the same day.

**Are you living your life… or just *performing* in it for everyone else?**In this episode of Free & Open Mind, Brooklyn life & business coach Hardy Brooklyn tears into quick fixes, fake “authenticity,” and why fear sneakily hijacks your career, your business, and your happiness.You’ll hear:• How to tell if an opportunity is a genuine “hell yes” or just a fear-based shortcut • The client who was told to be loud on social: why it failed and what actually worked • The project manager who tried to rebrand as an AI expert—and tanked every interview • The successful insurance broker who’s too scared to take a vacation • The powerful difference between *moving forward* and *performing forward*Hardy shares his own shift from stressed-out tech pro “performing success” to building a life that finally fits who he really is.**Your key takeaways:**• A simple gut check for every new opportunity • Practical ways to stay aligned with your real values • Permission to stop chasing shortcuts and start honoring your authentic selfGrab a coffee/beer/tea and ask yourself: Is this next move really me—or just another performance?### 👤 About the Host**Hardy Brooklyn** is a life and business coach based in Brooklyn, New York. Hardy helps individuals who feel something’s “just not right” in their lives redirect their path towards a healthier, happier, more rewarding life. • Website & Newsletter: https://boxofrain.com • Link: https://www.bor.bz • Linktree: https://linktr.ee/hardybrooklyn **Want to work with Hardy or be a guest on the show?**• Visit FreeAndOpenMind.com• Or connect with Hardy @hardybrooklyn.nyc or https://boxofrain.com👍 Like, subscribe, and share if you’re ready to stop performing and start living your own life.

In this powerful episode of Free & Open Mind, host Hardy Brooklyn (Leonard Shostak) sits down with health and resilience coach *Jeremy Sullivan* for an honest conversation about healing, authenticity, and putting your well-being first.Jeremy opens up about his seven-year battle with severe skin inflammation, asthma, and eczema—a journey that included multiple hospitalizations, powerful medications like prednisone, and the emotional toll of not getting real answers from traditional medicine.*Instead of giving up, Jeremy chose resilience.*He:- Sought out specialists in chronic illness who focused on healing rather than just managing symptoms - Committed to a detailed 42-page healing plan, including a three-week fast- Made bold lifestyle changes—including relocating from New York to Peru—to live in an environment that supported his recovery - Rebuilt his mindset, learning to become his own "best friend" and strongest advocate *What You’ll Take Away from This Episode:*Watching this episode, you’ll gain:- *A new perspective on resilience:* How to keep going when there’s no clear light at the end of the tunnel—and how to create that light yourself.- *Practical mindset tools for tough times:* Why 1% daily improvement and “one-degree” shifts can completely change your life over time.- *Insight into chronic illness and emotional health:* How long-term health issues can be deeply connected to your environment, stress, work, and authenticity.- *The power of environment in healing:* Why Jeremy’s decision to move to a warmer, coastal climate in Peru was more than a big life change—it was a strategic health decision.- *How to start your own journey:* Actionable ideas for: - Taking "baby steps" instead of overwhelming yourself - Recognizing signs you may not be living authentically - Asking for help and building a support network - Letting go of guilt and shame that keep you stuck - *A reminder that you deserve better:* You deserve to live the life you truly want—physically, mentally, and emotionally—and it’s never too late to start.Your journey matters. If you're dealing with chronic health issues, burnout, emotional overwhelm, or simply feeling “off” in life and wanting more, this episode might be the 1% shift that changes your trajectory! What's the biggest insight you got from Jeremy’s story? What's the one baby step you’re going to take next? Share in a comment!*Connect with Jeremy Sullivan:*Instagram: @jeremynsullivanWorkouts, coaching info, and website link available via his Instagram profile.*Connect with Hardy Brooklyn:*Instagram: @hardybrooklyn.nycNewsletter: www.BOR.bz👉 *If this episode resonates with you:*- Like this video - Subscribe to Free & Open Mind

Welcome to the Free and Open Mind Podcast, where massive life changes start with small things, like 15 minutes of exercise, a treadmill, and a stranger ...In this episode, Hardy Brooklyn and Stan Nelson dive into the messy, funny, and very human reality of embracing change – not with dramatic movie-montage transformations, but with tiny, awkward, powerful baby steps.*You’ll hear about:*🏋️ The client who hated his job so much that a 15‑minute morning workout accidentally led him to a better-paying, work-from-home dream job (thanks to one very loud phone call at the gym).🐢 Why small, consistent steps beat giant “New Year, New Me” moves that fizzle out by week two.🎯 The difference between running away from something (“I don’t want this life anymore”) and moving toward something (“I want THIS kind of life”) – and why your brain cooperates way more with the second one.💼 Stories of people who ditched high-status, high-stress careers (hello, lawyers and corporate high-fliers) for more joy, authenticity, and sanity.🧠 How your mindset about money, work, and “success” can keep you stuck – or quietly push you into a life that actually feels good to live.*You’ll get out of this episode:*- Practical ideas for starting change in 15 minutes a day (or less).- A new way to think about goals: toward vs. away from.- Permission to not have it all figured out, as long as you’re taking the next small step.- A few laughs, a few “ohhh… that’s me!” moments, and a gentle kick in the pants to finally start.*If you’re tired of:*- Forcing yourself out of bed for a job you can’t stand- Waiting for a huge breakthrough that never comes- Feeling guilty because you “should be grateful,” but you’re not.… then this episode is for you! Start with a baby step right now: press play.*If you like what you hear:*👉 Subscribe to the channel so you don’t miss next week’s episode with our guest Jeremy, a personal trainer who helps people live longer, healthier, and more authentically. He'll share his story of how he transformed his own life.👍 Like this video if it gave you even one idea for a small change you can start today.💬 Answer one of these questions in a comment:- What’s one tiny change you’re willing to commit to this week?- Are you currently running away from something or moving toward something?🔔 Hit the bell icon so you’ll know when we go live (every Friday at 9am Eastern).*About the Hosts*Hardy Brooklyn is a life and business coach based in Brooklyn, New York. Hardy helps individuals who feel something’s “just not right” figure out how to redirect their path to a healthier, happier, more rewarding journey. Website & Newsletter: https://boxofrain.com Linktree: https://linktr.ee/hardybrooklynStan Nelson is a moving forward and goal success coach from Perth, Western Australia. Stan helps people who feel stuck start living extraordinary lives with clarity, momentum, and aligned goals. Website & Blog: https://coachingwithstan.com.au🔴 Watch Live & Catch Past EpisodesThe Free & Open Mind Podcast streams live every Friday at 9:00 AM Eastern Time. Live and find past episodes: https//freeandopenmind.com

We feature guests from all walks of life who openly share about authentic living, identity, transformation, and personal growth.💬 *Join the Conversation* We encourage you to: - Ask questions in the live chat and comments - Share your own experiences with authenticity, motherhood, identity, and big life transitions - Suggest future guests or topics you’d love to see on the show👍 *Support the Show*If this conversation resonates with you: - Like this video - Subscribe to the channel - Comment with your biggest takeaway from today's stories - Share this episode with someone who needs encouragement to live more authenticallyAnd if you’d like to be a guest or learn more about us, check out the links in the description/comments to connect with Hardy Brooklyn and Stan Nelson.

In this episode of the Free & Open Mind Podcast, hosts Hardy Brooklyn and Stan sit down with CC Kaminovich, a former attorney and NFL sports agent turned transformational mentor for women navigating big life transitions.Together, they explore what it really means to live authentically beyond titles and roles—especially around motherhood, career, identity, and societal expectations—and how women can reclaim their inner authority and stop abandoning themselves.🌱 *In This Episode, We Talk About:*- CC’s unconventional journey from law to NFL sports agent to transformational mentor- How a career built on contracts and negotiations led her to mindset, energetics, and ultimately to guiding women through major life transitions.- Motherhood, career shifts, and choosing authenticity over expectations- The inner tug-of-war between being a high-achieving professional, a present mother, and a woman who wants to live on her own terms.- Breaking free from conditioning and self-abandonment- CC’s vulnerable story about staying in an inauthentic marriage for seven years, ignoring her inner voice because of family and cultural expectations—and what it took to finally honor herself.- Practical steps to honor your own heart and close the gap between where you are and where you want to be- Including her three-step process: honest self-reflection, clarifying your desired future, and using your emotions as a “GPS” to measure the gap.- Blending energetics, Reiki, and spiritual practices with real-world life and business- How to integrate “two worlds” (spiritual and practical) instead of feeling like you have to choose one or live a double life.🎙 *About Our Guest – CC Kaminovich*CC Kaminovich is a transformational guided mentor for women who are standing on the threshold of “something’s not right” and are ready to reclaim their inner authority, step out of performance mode, and live from the inside out.She helps women who are often the most competent person in the room—but the most self-abandoning—move beyond external roles and conditioning so they can lead, love, and live from their authentic feminine power.Connect with CC: Website: https://splendidlyintrepid.com Instagram: @splendidly_intrepid Email: [email protected] LinkedIn: Search “CC Kaminovich” or “Splendidly Intrepid”👤 *About the Hosts*Hardy Brooklyn is a life and business coach based in Brooklyn, New York. Hardy helps individuals who feel something’s “just not right” figure out how to reconnect their path to a healthier, happier, more rewarding journey. Website & Newsletter: https://boxofrain.com Link: https://www.bor.bz Linktree: https://linktr.ee/hardybrooklynStan Nelson is a moving forward and goal success coach from Perth, Western Australia. Stan helps people who feel stuck start living extraordinary lives with clarity, momentum, and aligned goals. Website & Blog: https://coachingwithstan.com.au🔴 *Watch Live & Catch Past Episodes*The Free & Open Mind Podcast streams live every Friday at 9:00 AM Eastern Time. Watch live and find past episodes: https://freeandopenmind.com (Redirects to the YouTube channel and the archive of past episodes.)We feature guests from all walks of life who openly share about authentic living, identity, transformation, and personal growth.💬 *Join the Conversation:*- What's your biggest takeaway after hearing CC?- Share your own experiences with authenticity, motherhood, identity, and big life transitions - What would you like to hear Stan and Hardy delve into next?Let us know in the comments!👍 *Support the Show*If this conversation resonates with you:- Like this video- Subscribe to the channel- Comment with your biggest takeaway from CC’s story- Share this episode with someone who needs encouragement to live more authenticallyYour support helps us reach more people who are ready to live with a Free & Open Mind.

Welcome to The Free and Open Mind Podcast, where we explore what it really means to live authentically in a world that constantly pushes us to conform.In this episode, Hardy Brooklyn and Stan Nelson sit down with award‑winning artist and author Harrison Love—one of the rare creators celebrated both as a visual artist and a novelist. Harrison’s illustrated novel, “The Hidden Way,” was 13 years in the making and is rooted in three years of first‑hand research living among indigenous tribes in the Amazon jungle.In this conversation, we explore: • Turning dyslexia into a superpower • How being labeled “learning disabled” pushed Harrison to develop a different kind of intelligence and ultimately become a writer and illustrator. Living with Amazonian tribes: • What Harrison learned from the Shipibo and Ashaninka about art, spirituality, reciprocity with nature, and the role of the artist as a sacred medium. The invitation to stay in the jungle forever: • A shaman’s offer to marry his daughter and build a life in the Amazon—and why Harrison chose to return to New York and complete his life’s work. Thirteen years, four thefts, one book. • How The Hidden Way was stolen multiple times, why most people would have quit, and what kept Harrison coming back to the page. Art, social media, and staying safe while being visible: • Harrison’s personal experiences with online harassment and stalking, and how he protects his authenticity in a culture that can punish those who stand out. Founding Stoa: bringing art back to the people… • Why Harrison created Stoa, a grassroots arts movement in Brooklyn that “rewilds” inspiration, bypasses broken gallery systems, and gives artists a public, communal stage. A call to artists: the “yelp” of the soul: • Harrison shares a poetic manifesto—a “yelp”—calling artists to push through resistance, honor their creative calling, and understand that progress always comes with a little resistance.Guest Info – Harrison Love • Website: HarrisonLove.com • Book: “The Hidden Way” by Harrison McDonald Love – available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble • Email: [email protected] • Follow Harrison on social media for updates on book readings in Chattanooga, Brooklyn, and across New York City, plus recordings of live readings and Stoa events.👤 About the HostsHardy BrooklynLife and business coach based in Brooklyn, New York. Hardy helps individuals who feel something’s “just not right” figure out how to reconnect their path to a healthier, happier, more rewarding journey. Website & Newsletter: https://boxofrain.com Link: https://www.bor.bz Linktree: https://linktr.ee/hardybrooklynStanMoving forward and goal success coach from Perth, Western Australia. Stan helps people who feel stuck start living extraordinary lives with clarity, momentum, and aligned goals. Website & Blog: https://coachingwithstan.com.au🔴 Watch Live & Catch Past EpisodesThe Free & Open Mind Podcast streams live every Friday at 9:00 AM Eastern Time. Watch live and find past episodes: https://freeandopenmind.com (Redirects to the YouTube channel and the archive of past episodes.)We feature guests from all walks of life who openly share about authentic living, identity, transformation, and personal growth.💬 Join the ConversationWe encourage you to: Ask questions in the live chat and comments Share your own experiences with authenticity, motherhood, identity, and big life transitions Suggest future guests or topics you’d love to see on the show👍 Support the ShowIf this conversation resonates with you: Like this video Subscribe to the channel Comment with your biggest takeaway from CC’s story Share this episode with someone who needs encouragement to live more authenticallyYour support helps us reach more people who are ready to live with a Free & Open Mind.

Welcome to the Free & Open Mind Podcast, where we explore authentic living, deep change… and why hypnotists aren’t out there robbing banks.In this episode, hosts Hardy Brooklyn (Brooklyn-based business & life coach) and Stan (goal success coach from Perth, Australia) sit down with Joel from BodyMind Hypnotic. Joel's a former paralegal who traded checking legal documents for guiding people into trance and transformation.*You’ll hear about:*• How trance is really just focused attention (yes, your highway driving zone-out counts).• Why self-hypnosis is possible—but a lot easier with a coach who can see you spinning your hands and say, “Uh, let’s slow that down.”• Why hypnotists can’t just make you rob a bank (unless your imagination really wants to go along for the ride).• Simple tools like breath work, crossing the midline, and Joel’s “emotional muscle building” exercise to help you avoid going full hamster-on-a-wheel in your own head.• How changing “I’m a bad person” into your worst Michael Jackson impression of “I’m bad” can actually rewire your inner dialogue.• Joel’s authentic side: Tai Chi, one‑pot cooking, marinated eggs, vegan cheese, sci‑fi nerdery, and medieval reenactment (because nothing says self‑improvement like hitting your friends with padded weapons—responsibly).Along the way, Hardy reluctantly admits he’s great at putting people into trance with storytelling—but not so keen on being hypnotized himself. Control issues? Joel has thoughts.*If you’ve ever wondered—*• Can I really be hypnotized?• Why is change so hard?• Is talking things out with a coach, therapist, or a mate over a beer basically low-key hypnosis?—this episode is for you!*About our Guest*👉 Check out Joel’s work at BodyMind Hypnotic (links in the description) and try his “Flip Your Script” resource to start messing with that unhelpful inner voice—preferably in a funny accent.👤 *About the Hosts*Hardy Brooklyn is a life and business coach based in Brooklyn, New York. Hardy helps individuals who feel something’s “just not right” figure out how to reconnect their path to a healthier, happier, more rewarding journey.• Website & Newsletter: https://boxofrain.com• Link: https://www.bor.bz• Linktree: https://linktr.ee/hardybrooklynStan Nelson is a moving forward and goal success coach from Perth, Western Australia. Stan helps people who feel stuck start living extraordinary lives with clarity, momentum, and aligned goals.• Website & Blog: https://coachingwithstan.com.au🔴 *Watch Live & Catch Past Episodes*The Free & Open Mind Podcast streams live every Friday at 9:00 AM Eastern Time. Watch live and find past episodes: https://freeandopenmind.com (Redirects to the YouTube channel and the archive of past episodes.)We feature guests from all walks of life who openly share about authentic living, identity, transformation, and personal growth.💬 *Join the Conversation*• Ask questions in the live chat and comments• Share your own experiences with authenticity, motherhood, identity, and big life transitions• Suggest future guests or topics you’d love to see on the show👍 •Support the Show•If this conversation resonates with you:• Like this video• Subscribe to the channel• Comment with your biggest takeaway from Joel’s story• Share this episode with someone who needs encouragement to live more authenticallyYour support helps us reach more people who are ready to live with a Free & Open Mind.