Episode 5 discusses people pleasing and some of its traits. People may not be aware that people pleasing is an actual disorder, and may think what they're doing is fine until the stress of it all takes its toll. T. A. Suyt opens with a poem that describes her own personal struggles with the disorder, and how discovering that being dependent on other's opinions for your own self- worth is actually unhealthy. 

The poem and quotes from this episode comes from T. A. Suyt's third and fifth books Reaching: A Book of Poetry, Letters, and Quotes & A Very Tiny Book of Very Big Quotes, on sale now!

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Episode 4 touches on the topic of toxic traits. Rather it's a co-worker, relative, friend, mate, or neighbor; chances are you've been around someone that displayed toxic traits. This episode touches on just a few well- know toxic behaviors and what you can do as an individual to deal with the matter. 

Quotes from this episode comes from T. A. Suyt's fifth book A Very Tiny Book of Very Big Quotes, on sale now!

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Episode 3 features my best Bob Ross impersonation (with the help of a lower audio pitch). Black Bob Ross guest hosts to read some of my quotes and discuss the topic of personal accountability. It's a humorous but very informative take on a highly important subject matter. *Note: You may need to turn up the volume for Black Bob Ross 😉

Quotes from this episode comes from T. A. Suyt's fifth book A Very Tiny Book of Very Big Quotes, on sale now!

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Episode 2 is an animated story poem about a young boy in class that just can't seem to pay attention. 

This story comes from T. A. Suyt's second book Can I Tell You a Story Instead? Volume One, on sale now!

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Episode 1 is an animated reimagining of the story of Peter Pan as an adult in the modern age. Unfortunately, we all know one or more people who are afraid to grow up, even when they become adults. Although its a take on an old story, the plot is very relatable to many people who knows what it's like to endure a grown up that still acts like a "little lost boy." 

This story comes from T. A. Suyt's fourth book Can I Tell You a Story Instead? Volume Two, on sale now!

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