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When High Performance Isn’t Enough: Why Many Executives Seek Therapy

People often assume that when someone is successful on paper—growing a business, leading a team, managing a demanding career—they must feel equally steady on the inside. But many of the executives and entrepreneurs I sit with each week describe something different: high responsibility, constant pressure, and a sense of being “always on,” even when they’re…

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“Too Big for This Room” — A New Podcast for People Who Are Done Playing Small

Big conversations. Cramped spaces. No topic off-limits. Let’s just say it: some conversations are too real for polite company. Sobriety.Money.Race.Sex.Spirituality.Control.Shame.The stuff you avoid at dinner parties but live with every day. That’s where we’re going—with a mic, a guest, and just enough room to make everyone slightly uncomfortable. Welcome to Too Big for This Room—our brand-new podcast series dropping…

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What Running Taught Us About Life, Counseling, and Mental Health

You’ll often find us chatting between appointments not just about therapy—but about our runs. Katie Huggins, Julia Akins, and Adam Glendye have been steadily building their endurance as runners. Whether we’re following a structured marathon training plan or simply logging miles for general aerobic fitness, running has become more than just a hobby—it’s become an…

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Developing the Player, Not Just the Athlete: A Guide for Baseball Coaches

Most baseball coaches focus on wins and losses. While team success is important, the greatest coaches go beyond the scoreboard, prioritizing the development of the person, not just the player. They recognize that true success isn’t just about statistics—it’s about shaping young athletes into confident, resilient, and team-oriented individuals who will carry these lessons far…

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