Kevin’s Way Out

Do you have a pattern of saying yes to others, but then feeling resentful later on? You are not alone.

“The audio at the beginning of this trailer was lifted from a video I made in 2016 while I was homeless and jobless with two kids. I was in a dark place and things were going to get much darker.” - Kevin T. Hobbs

Multi-disciplinary artist Kevin T. Hobbs invites you on a deeply personal, emotional, healing journey from the throes of homelessness and depression--to peace and hope: Kevin’s Way Out.

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We can move through our daily lives without noticing much about what’s happening around us or what’s going on inside ourselves. Before we realize it, we can wind up depleted without having noticed how we got there. In this episode, Kevin talks about how his short hiatus allowed him to see just how much he needed to retreat, energize, and sharpen to organize an actual takeover of his own life.

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Crisis Resources: https://bit.ly/3qZdPjj

Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevinswayout/support

*All music used in this episode of Kevin’s Way Out is written and produced by Kevin T. Hobbs

“The audio at the beginning of this episode was lifted from a video made in 2016 while I was homeless and jobless with two kids. I was in a dark place and things were going to get much darker.” - - Kevin T. Hobbs

Multi-disciplinary artist Kevin T. Hobbs invites you on a deeply personal, emotional, healing journey from the throes of homelessness and depression--to peace and hope: Kevin’s Way Out.

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Send me some love by leaving a great review or by contacting me!⁣

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https://linktr.ee/kevinthobbs⁣

⁣All music used in this episode of Kevin’s Way Out is produced by Kevin T. Hobbs

*This episode has been re-released after being enhanced to meet the production level of later episodes. Crisis Resources: https://bit.ly/3qZdPjj

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This week’s episode is more of an inspirational love letter to you--the listener. Next week we will get back to the regular format, but this episode is just for you.

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https://linktr.ee/kevinthobbs ⁣ ⁣

Crisis Resources: https://bit.ly/3qZdPjj

Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevinswayout/support

*All music used in this episode of Kevin’s Way Out is written and produced by Kevin T. Hobbs

This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Anger may very well be the oldest and most primitive emotion. Anger is easy to recognize in others but not always in ourselves. In this week’s episode, Kevin talks about his own experiences with anger and how it nearly stopped him from finding his way out of depression. Anger is a useful and important emotion, however, left unchecked it can get the best of us. Anger oftentimes takes us out of the present moment and can ruin relationships we have others and the relationship we have with ourselves.

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*All music used in this episode of Kevin’s Way Out is written and produced by Kevin T. Hobbs

Our stress receptors cannot tell the difference between real or false dangers. This means that if our emotions aren’t properly regulated, our bodies can have the same reaction to our kids being unruly as we would to a life or death situation. In this episode dedicated to parenting, Kevin talks about how unchecked stress makes a parent unavailable to their child and how parents can change that.

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*All music used in this episode of Kevin’s Way Out is written and produced by Kevin T. Hobbs

Did you know that procrastintion directly correlates to mental health problems like stress and anxiety? If you procrastinate too much with something, it will stress you out and cause anxiety, especially when other people or things are involved. In this episode, Kevin recalls how procrastination helped plant the seeds of his life’s undoing—and what tools allowed him to overcome it.

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* ⁣All music used in this episode of Kevin’s Way Out is produced by Kevin T. Hobbs

In this super-sized last episode of the year, Kevin speaks about the self-created fears of failure, judgment, and success that dominate our anxiety-ridden culture. And how this can distort and destroy our hope after facing a year like 2020.

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* ⁣All music used in this episode of Kevin’s Way Out is produced by Kevin T. Hobbs