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No One Else's Life: Raising young adults who live a life that belongs to them. episodes
- Pilot Episode with Tamy-Feé and Barak
What if the life you're living was designed by everyone except you?
In their very first episode, EssayQuest founder Barak Rosenbloom and Ikigai Consulting's Tamy-Feé Meneide open up about the moment each of them realized they were living someone else's life — and how that became the foundation for how they now help young people find their own. Real stories, one genuinely useful trick for beating overwhelm, and the question they'll ask every future guest: what actually brings you joy?
This is the pilot — no guests yet, just two friends figuring out the mic.
43 min
About No One Else's Life: Raising young adults who live a life that belongs to them.
From the publisher's feed
Parenting doesn't end when your kid turns 18 — it just changes shape. NO ONE ELSE'S LIFE is a twice-monthly conversation for parents raising young adults, exploring what it actually takes to let go…
of the life you imagined for your child so they can build one that's genuinely their own.
Each episode digs into the real, sometimes messy work of this stage: setting boundaries without control, supporting independence without disappearing, and figuring out who you are as a parent — and a person — once your child stops needing you the way they used to. Barak and Tamy-Feé draw on personal experiences and engaging conversations with guests to help you navigate the pressure to steer your kid's choices, and instead raise someone equipped to choose for themselves.
If you're ready to stop parenting for approval and start parenting for their actual life, this is your show.
Each episode digs into the real, sometimes messy work of this stage: setting boundaries without control, supporting independence without disappearing, and figuring out who you are as a parent — and a person — once your child stops needing you the way they used to. Barak and Tamy-Feé draw on personal experiences and engaging conversations with guests to help you navigate the pressure to steer your kid's choices, and instead raise someone equipped to choose for themselves.
If you're ready to stop parenting for approval and start parenting for their actual life, this is your show.