He is doing everything you hope a nineteen year old in college will do: going to class, making friends, riding his bike across campus, working his job. On paper he is thriving. In the span of seven weeks, though, his dad has seen him for about five minutes: a quick hello, an armful of shirts, a door closing again. The house is the same. The gap inside is not.There is a difference between what is true and what is honest. The transcript of your life can read as “successful” while your inner life feels scrambled. In this episode we sit in that tension: the son who is doing great, the dad who is not, the river that only clears when you stop kicking up the bottom, the quiet moment when truth and honesty finally stop arguing.This episode explores success, peace, and the patience it takes to let both line up.🎧 No Stage, Just a ChairA podcast for people figuring it out as they go: building honest brands, real decisions, and work that feels like theirs.Before You ListenWhen have you had “everything you hoped for” and still felt off insideWhere in your life does truth say one thing and honesty feel like anotherWhat relationships would change if you reached out without pressure or demandWhere do you need stillness so the water can finally clear