This week, we sit down for a powerful conversation with Michael Carlson, who opens up about his experience growing up in a military family and the lasting impact of his father’s alcoholism and PTSD.
Michael dives deep into the challenge of finding his way back to himself, the complexities of 'clean time' versus true recovery, and how writing became his necessity and portal for healing.
We also get personal: Michael asks about my favorite part of the podcasting process, and I reveal the thing that matters most—the hope that someone will hear this and feel less alone.
For anyone carrying the weight of missed opportunities, this is your permission slip—a powerful reminder that every moment is a second chance to begin again. It’s a deep dive into finding peace, truth, and hope for anyone who feels they are running out of time.
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