Hey Tinnitus Friends and Family,
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This episode is a deeply personal one. Five years ago, on January 26, 2020, just before the world changed with COVID, I launched this podcast. A lot has happened since then—both in the world and in my personal journey.
In this milestone episode, I’m joined by someone who inspired me to become a tinnitus coach: Glenn Schweitzer from Rewiring Tinnitus. Glenn has been a guiding light for me and many others, and I couldn’t think of a better guest to help celebrate the podcast’s 5th anniversary. Together, we reflect on the ups and downs of coaching, the emotional challenges of this work, and the non-linear process of personal growth and healing.
Over the past five years, my journey has been one of incredible highs and difficult lows. I’ve felt the deep reward of helping others achieve breakthroughs and the strain of navigating burnout and depression in my own life. This work is meaningful, but it’s not always easy—and I’ve learned that it’s possible to struggle personally while still being a good coach, partner, friend, and community leader.
This episode is a heartfelt look behind the scenes. I open up about:
• The emotional toll and fulfillment of working in this space.
• The challenges of balancing personal struggles, relationships, and professional growth.
• The gratitude I feel for this community, now stronger than ever, with 25,000 YouTube subscribers and an engaged group of members in My Tinnitus Club.
As we reflect on five years and 100 episodes, I want to thank each and every one of you for listening, supporting, and being part of this journey. While I’ve made my own life very difficult at times in pursuit of my dreams, this work has given me purpose and connection in ways I’ll always treasure.
💡 Tune in for an honest conversation about resilience, gratitude, and the road ahead. Here’s to the next chapter!
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