I Showed Up Sick in My Robe… But This Needed to Be Said | Beyond Nrml

In this raw and unfiltered episode of Beyond Nrml w/ Mya Lamis, I show up exactly as I am — sick, in my robe, but still committed — because this conversation needed to happen. We unpack family trauma, being the “black sheep,” and what it really means to break cycles when the people closest to you don’t always understand your vision. ✨ In this episode we talk about: Showing up for yourself — even when you don’t feel your best The truth about being the black sheep of the family Why the one who thinks differently is often misunderstood Healing family trauma instead of sweeping it under the rug Supporting your children’s dreams vs. dismissing them My personal story of wanting to put my family on — but not being supported A viral conversation about protecting children Storytimes that highlight real-life family dynamics Why you should support your family’s businesses (and stop asking for discounts 👀) The importance of thinking for yourself and speaking up Learning not to judge others without knowing their story 💭 “The one they call the problem is often the one sent to break the cycle.” This episode is for anyone who feels unseen, unsupported, or misunderstood — but is still choosing to show up anyway. 🎧 Streaming now on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify & Podbean 👕 Shop Beyond Nrml Apparel: https://beyondnrml.com 📘 eBooks & Coaching: https://stan.store/MyaLamis 📲 Follow me: @MyaLamis | YouTube: @ElevateWithMya #BeyondNrml #MyaLamis #FamilyTrauma #BlackSheep #HealingJourney #GenerationalHealing #ShowUpAnyway #BreakingCycles #SupportSmallBusiness #RealTalkPodcast #BlackPodcasters #PersonalGrowth #UnfilteredTruth