Why should we follow you?
Are you tired of getting trite, outdated advice from fake experts that sounds too good to be true?
There isn't one public figure that can really satisfy my need to feel relatable. The people we listen to on podcast, seen on tv, that're an advocate in the "idea of revolutionary change" lacks qualities that I have yet to see. Maybe it could be that overcoming adversity has a new standard that's been set by me? Or maybe the ones that speak up about "What it means to heal your wounds from trauma..." actually has not even one... just one recollection of what a bad day looks like. How it feels in the moment of a trigger, reliving an experience that fill our heads with anger and fear. While this feeling is a sudden in the start of an endless combination of what it feels like: free-falling to your from a building top, while being downed in pitch black darkness."
Interestingly, I stopped trying to save myself from this higher feeling, instead I just watch it. It's like watching yourself from third person and just letting it happen to me because I was done running from it.
How do you create a transformation in others if there's no transformation in yourself?
Follow me, and learn about real sh-t that we all experienced: Youngest of SEVEN, I experienced the physical abuse at the start of my life at 6 MONTHS, unclothed-public-humiliations, physical punishment that always ended in a visits to the hospital. Even at the age of 9, I had to overcome sexual abuse from the individual lived there for years; dissociating from demoralizing dialogue that would satisfy the idea of suicide. I didn't know what calm felt like until the age of 30.
By this point you maybe deciding to entertain the idea that I am using these terms loosely or looking for someone to feel sorry for me? I will help you correct your misunderstanding.
I had to challenge the authencity of my experiences and face what side effects were caused in the making of Gregory Favazza. I experienced Depression, Anxiety, Trichotillomania, to coping with undiagnosed bi-polar tendencies, and ADD.
From these experiences, has made it difficult in my earlier years of academics during the fundamental stages of grasping grammar and mathematics. In that regard, perfectionism can be a real bi-ch. But with the help of my significant other I am finding the right medium in delivering content in a timely manner.
Let's change the tone now.
Your Transformation Station is about transforming yourself, and in the process transforming others. A donation or subscription ensures that I can continue making great content that provides all the insights that you need, and I am able to support myself and my son pictured here. I appreciate each and every listen of the podcast and your continued connection.