Men's Mental Health: What Nobody Tells You About Grief, Suppression and Staying in the Fight

⚠️ This episode talks openly about men's mental health, suicidal thoughts, and grief. If you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out. This is one of the most honest episodes I have ever recorded. I have spent the last five months in therapy, working through grief I suppressed for years — losing my dad, leaving the military, the breakdown of my first marriage, and the identity I built my whole life around. And this morning, I sat in the kitchen and cried. Not because I am depressed. Because I am finally dealing with it. In this episode, I talk openly about men's mental health — what it actually looks like, what causes it, and what I believe every man needs to hear. Inside this episode: •Why men's mental health is still misunderstood — and how far we have come in the last 10 years •My own story: PTSD after leaving the Royal Marines, drinking, divorce, and coming minutes away from taking my own life •The picture of my kids that stopped me — and why I am grateful every single day •Why identity, self-worth, and loneliness are the three biggest mental health struggles I see in men •How childhood belief systems drive the way men think, act, and struggle as adults •Why I struggle to see myself as a success — and how that reflects my self-worth •The difference between being depressed and grieving — and why men need to learn how to grieve •Why mental health is like a pile of files stacking higher and higher until it all falls •Why the morning routine is not about making more money — it is about priming your mind to stay strong •How to start: get up earlier, find your thoughts, and stay in the fight If I had taken my own life, there would be no Jemima, no Darcy, no Alba. No books. No men coached. No life worth living. Stay in the fight. If you need to talk or want to start the process of building a stronger mind, book a call with me here:   https://link.coachmatic.app/widget/bookings/coaching-call-with-jt Let's get to work.