Welcome to the 37th episode of We've Got This... Maybe! The Podcast!
Everyone’s talking about healing but no one tells you how hard it actually is. In this episode, we get real about the messy side of self-improvement: the pressure to always be “working on yourself,” the guilt when you’re not, and the uncomfortable truth that wanting to change doesn’t make it easy.
We talk about therapy, what it’s really like, why it only works when you’re ready, and how sometimes it feels like two steps forward, one step back. From emotional honesty to pure frustration, this episode is a deep dive into the chaos of self-reflection, the weight of expectation, and the reality that growth isn’t always pretty.
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