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Vulnerability rarely makes an appearance in expat podcasts about Thailand, but in this raw solo episode, I pull back the curtain on both my mental health struggles and the financial reality of creating independent content. While I genuinely love my life in Pattaya and remain grateful for every sunrise I witness here, I've recently found myself battling low energy days that have affected my ability to maintain our regular podcast schedule.
After two years of production, I'm finally addressing something that's been weighing on me - I haven't been fully honest with you. Despite occasionally implying that listener support funds our equipment and studio time, the truth is everything comes out of my pocket. With just two financial supporters, we don't even cover basic hosting costs. This admission represents my rejection of the "fake it till you make it" mentality that pervades online content creation. While I can continue funding everything myself for several more months, there will eventually be a limit to what I can sustain without additional support.
Beyond finances, this episode explores something universally relevant regardless of where you live - the importance of mental health and supportive relationships. I share my personal strategies for navigating difficult periods, emphasizing how crucial it is to surround yourself with people who genuinely care about your wellbeing. From my experience, reaching out when you're struggling isn't met with judgment but with respect and support. If you're feeling down, whether in Thailand or anywhere else, remember that tomorrow might be better - and there have been countless times in my life where pushing through difficult periods led to complete transformations just months later. I'm taking next week off to recharge, but I'll be back soon with more authentic conversations about the Thailand you don't see in travel brochures. If you value what we're building here, please consider supporting us through Patreon, or even just leaving a comment or like to let me know you're listening.
Support the show
If you want to support us -
Patreon - https://patreon.com/MyThaiWifePodcast
My Thai Wife Podcast contact informaition
email for any questions and suggestions - [email protected]
or reach out via social media
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61553189493813
Twitter - https://twitter.com/mythaiwifepod
Thank you for listening and enjoying with us!!!
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Vulnerability rarely makes an appearance in expat podcasts about Thailand, but in this raw solo episode, I pull back the curtain on both my mental health struggles and the financial reality of creating independent content. While I genuinely love my life in Pattaya and remain grateful for every sunrise I witness here, I've recently found myself battling low energy days that have affected my ability to maintain our regular podcast schedule.
After two years of production, I'm finally addressing something that's been weighing on me - I haven't been fully honest with you. Despite occasionally implying that listener support funds our equipment and studio time, the truth is everything comes out of my pocket. With just two financial supporters, we don't even cover basic hosting costs. This admission represents my rejection of the "fake it till you make it" mentality that pervades online content creation. While I can continue funding everything myself for several more months, there will eventually be a limit to what I can sustain without additional support.
Beyond finances, this episode explores something universally relevant regardless of where you live - the importance of mental health and supportive relationships. I share my personal strategies for navigating difficult periods, emphasizing how crucial it is to surround yourself with people who genuinely care about your wellbeing. From my experience, reaching out when you're struggling isn't met with judgment but with respect and support. If you're feeling down, whether in Thailand or anywhere else, remember that tomorrow might be better - and there have been countless times in my life where pushing through difficult periods led to complete transformations just months later. I'm taking next week off to recharge, but I'll be back soon with more authentic conversations about the Thailand you don't see in travel brochures. If you value what we're building here, please consider supporting us through Patreon, or even just leaving a comment or like to let me know you're listening.
Support the show
If you want to support us -
Patreon - https://patreon.com/MyThaiWifePodcast
My Thai Wife Podcast contact informaition
email for any questions and suggestions - [email protected]
or reach out via social media
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61553189493813
Twitter - https://twitter.com/mythaiwifepod
Thank you for listening and enjoying with us!!!

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