In this raw and revealing episode, we dive deep into the uncomfortable truths we’ve had to face about ourselves—the ones that challenge our self-perception, shake up old patterns, and push us toward growth.From people-pleasing disguised as kindness to staying in places we’ve outgrown out of fear, we unpack the realizations that aren’t always easy to admit but are necessary for transformation.What You’ll Hear in This Episode:- The hard truths we’ve uncovered in our personal journeys- How recognizing these truths has shaped our growth- The difference between self-awareness and self-judgment- Real stories, real reflections, and a space for honestyTrigger Warning: We discuss sensitive topics—including childhood trauma and references to sexual assault—that may be activating for some listeners.If you want to get reminders and updates on future LIVE episodes to join in the conversation text the word PODCAST to (833) 459-4201._________________________________________________________________Connect to the second season of Beyond the Usual Podcast with Keleisha Lashaye and Paulize Anthony: https://bit.ly/btuofcl and for season one: https://bit.ly/btupdcst1Shoutout to Paulize Anthony, a thought leader who focuses on self-development and mindset work and you can find his social links here: https://linktr.ee/Paulize_AnthonyShoutout to Dr. Terry Flood who specializes in government contracting, healthcare administration, HR staffing, hiring psychology, and criminal justice consulting. If you're looking for a contract partner. guidance on government contracts, you can connect with him on Facebook or email him at [email protected].__________________________________________________________________Connect further with Dee Shanell and Keleisha Lashaye:https://linktr.ee/triggerwarningpodcastIf you are looking for coaching text CLARITY to 833-459-4201 to schedule a call to determine how I can best support you!Want weekly inspiration and thought-provoking messages? Text PASSAGE to 833-459-4201 to join the community!

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