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EPISODE · Jul 16, 2026 · 25 MIN

New: The Silent Pressure Men Carry with Prabhleen Aujla | Part 2

from The South Asian Healing Podcast · host Sunnyccoaching

Part 2 is now live. 🎙️Really grateful to continue this conversation with Prabhleen Aujla on the Rooh Podcast.In this episode, we dive even deeper into the emotional struggles many men, especially South Asian men, carry silently.We talk about:• Why vulnerability is often mistaken for weakness• How emotional suppression affects our relationships, confidence, and health• What would change if more men felt emotionally safe• The connection between emotional health, success, and fulfillment• Creating healthier conversations for the next generationOne thing I've come to believe is this:Healing isn't just about feeling better. It's about changing the way we show up for ourselves, our partners, our families, and the people around us.The conversations we avoid today often become the struggles we pass on tomorrow.Thank you again to Prabhleen Aujla and the Rooh Podcast for creating space for honest conversations that so many people are thinking about but few are having.If you listened to Part 1, I'd love for you to check out Part 2 and let me know what resonated with you most.

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