At some point, most men bury the boy they used to be—not because they wanted to, but because life demanded it. In Disney's The Kid, 40-year-old Russ Duritz is forced to confront his 8-year-old self, the boy he thought was long gone. Pablo Ceron lived this story when a marriage crisis forced him to face the younger self he'd tried to forget.

In this episode, Pablo shares his journey from a mission-focused sergeant whose control was costing him everything, to discovering that transformation isn't about fixing what's broken—it's about integrating the parts you thought you had to leave behind.

In This Episode:

• Why we bury parts of ourselves to survive
• The difference between elimination and integration
• How wounded younger selves show up in our present
• What it means to bring love instead of contempt to our story
• The power of union with Christ in healing

Featured Movie: The Kid (2000)

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🎬 Watch Pablo's Story on Wild at Heart: The Series (YouTube)

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