The Conversations That Changed Us. | EP. 129 |
from The Reasonable Troublemaker’s Podcast Hosted by reasonabletroublemakers
We’re back with another thought‑provoking episode. This week, Tetteh and Nathan dive into the real meaning of growth — the unlearning, the relearning, and the uncomfortable but necessary shifts that shape who we become. We talk about the moments that make you say, “Ten years ago, I would’ve handled that completely differently… but I’ve grown.” Tune in, lean in, and you just might walk away with a new perspective. 00:00:00 — Introduction 00:03:44 — How we came about the idea 00:05:35 — "You give Haitian man vibes" 00:9:05 — Being less shy and more myself 00:12:20 — Learning how to say no and sit on it 00:22:30 — Trans people being normalized in society 00:25:31 — What was dangerous was also fun 00:27:27 — Learning what your peace looks and feels like 00:29:36 — Workplace politics 00:35:00 —Why are we pleasing people? 00:39:31 — Saving people for the wrong reasons 00:42:16 — Being relaxed and being okay with just having enough 00:43:33 — Don't save someone who doesn't want to be saved 00:51:48 — Find someone who reminds you of peace 00:57:29 — Wishing to have hair? 00:58: 30 — Closing Channel's IG ► Supreme-Trouble Tetteh's IG ► Satori_Ossom ___________________________ Channel's Twitter ► @RTroublema28785 Tetteh's Twitter ► @Satori_ossom Linktree BIG THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!
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- 0:00 Introduction
- 3:44 How we came about the idea
- 5:35 ”You give Haitian man vibes”
- 9:05 Being less shy and more myself
- 12:20 Learning how to say no and sit on it
- 22:30 Trans people being normalized in society
- 25:31 What was dangerous was also fun
- 27:27 Learning what your peace looks and feels like
- 29:36 Workplace politics
- 35:00 Why are we pleasing people?
- 39:31 Saving people for the wrong reasons
- 42:16 Being relaxed and being okay with just having enough
- 43:33 Don’t save someone who doesn’t want to be saved
- 51:48 Find someone who reminds you of peace
- 57:29 Wishing to have hair?
- 58:30 Closing
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