He Survived Cancer and Bullying—Then Realized Success Wasn’t Real Without Self-Love | EP36

Ever find yourself chasing another credential, another business goal, another ounce of validation, only to realize it doesn't touch the hole underneath? In this episode, we sit down with Cooper Harrison, whose story takes us straight into those silent places you work so hard to cover up. Leukemia as a child, bullying, never quite feeling at home in his own body—Cooper built his whole persona around being seen, winning, achieving. Until the noise died down and he was left with the one person he couldn't outrun: himself.Cooper doesn't just talk mindset. He shows his own raw edges. There's no hiding behind certifications or awards here. He learned the hard way that the stuff you hustle for is just fuel for coping if you skip the step of meeting your own wounds head on. Instead of chasing more, Cooper began practicing peace by getting radically honest. He shares what it really took to stop performing—as a friend, lover, athlete, leader—and start listening to what his body and nervous system were begging him to hear.You'll hear me confess the habits that nearly broke me. You'll hear us talk about what no one wants to say out loud: How sometimes your subconscious is addicted to being a victim for the comfort it brings. You'll see how your craving for validation shows up everywhere—business, relationships, even those moments alone when you’re afraid to stop moving. This isn't about quick fixes. It's about remembering what you loved before the world told you who to be, and slowly building a life from that place. If that stirs something in you, come along.Connect with Cooper Harrison at: http://cooperharrison.org/Practice peace, reflect, and leave your own mask at the door.🎙️ Ready to Practice Peace? Book your free discovery session: https://cal.com/christina-olsen-uwbd4k/15min🌐 Learn more: https://practicepeace.co/#RememberYou #PracticePeace #Hypnotherapy #OvercomeSelfDoubt #ChicagoWellness© 2026 Remember You Podcast