Season 3 – Episode 9: The Edge of Truth (Screwed Series Vol. 1) | Purpose Before Performance

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In Episode 9 of the Screwed Series Vol. 1, we sit in the uncomfortable space right before clarity arrives. This episode explores what it feels like when something is shifting, but nothing is fully revealed yet. The silence feels louder, the distance feels clearer, and the truth feels close… but still incomplete. Instead of rushing for answers, we learn to observe the pressure between what is known and what is about to be understood. Because not everything breaks at once, some truths arrive slowly, through awareness, patience, and emotional honesty. If you’re in a moment where something feels off but you can’t fully explain it… this episode is for you. Episode Type: Solo Talk 🎵 Music Credit: “Don’t Leave” — Nettson Music promoted by Audio Library Slowed & Chopped by ZiganomatryBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/purpose-before-performance--6146859/support.Purpose Before Performanceby Generation Passion Where intention leads and performance follows.Your purpose is your power.© 2026 Generation Passion. All rights reserved. No portion of this episode may be reproduced without written permission.

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