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EPISODE · Mar 18, 2026 · 29 MIN

Face It Till You Make It | 30+ Years of Martial Arts, Mental Strength & Self-Mastery with Tim Vanden Heuvel

from South to North Walk · host Isabella Plutino

What if the key to confidence… isn’t faking it but facing it?In this episode, I sit down with Tim Vanden Heuvel - a lifelong martial artist with over 30 years of experience, studio owner, musician, father, and advocate for the queer & neurodivergent community.Tim shares how martial arts became more than just movement it became a philosophy for life.We dive into:✨ Emotional regulation & dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT)✨ Navigating identity, sobriety & mental health✨ “Face it till you make it” vs fake confidence✨ Turning pain into purpose through expression✨ Building discipline, resilience & self-trust✨ Creating safe, powerful communities through movementThis conversation is about mastering your mind, honouring your emotions, and learning how to show up even when it’s uncomfortable.Because growth doesn’t come from avoiding life…It comes from facing it.If this resonates, share it with someone who needs the reminder 🤍New episodes weekly real conversations, real people, real growth.

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