EPISODE · Jun 14, 2026 · 37 MIN
Growing Pains
from See Through · host Roger Nann & Devyesh Devanand
Redefining Success On Your Own TermsWhat if "falling behind" is actually exactly where you're supposed to be? In this episode of See Through, Dev and Roger get real about personal growth, career change, and the messy, nonlinear path to figuring out who you are. Roger opens up about leaving post secondary school to work in the same sawmill as his father, calling it "time on" instead of time off, and how that decision built the confidence to bet on himself again and again, eventually leading him from rural British Columbia to a new life in Ontario. Dev reflects on his early twenties, realizing how much of his life was shaped by simply following the crowd, and the intentional mindset shift that changed everything.Together, they dig into the comparison trap, the pressure of keeping up with everyone around you, and why chasing bigger houses and nicer cars rarely brings real fulfillment. Roger shares how becoming a father reshaped his definition of success, while Dev offers two simple but powerful mindset shifts for self improvement and personal development. If you are navigating a career transition, questioning your life path, or just need a reminder that growth is not linear, this conversation about resilience, self awareness, and authentic living is for you.Suggest a topic of conversation Follow us @seethroughpodcast
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Redefining Success On Your Own Terms What if "falling behind" is actually exactly where you're supposed to be? In this episode of See Through, Dev and Roger get real about personal growth, career change, and the messy, nonlinear path to figuring out who you are. Roger opens up about leaving post secondary school to work in the same sawmill as his father, calling it "time on" instead of time off, and how that decision built the confidence to bet on himself again and again, eventually leading h...
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