
Interviews of people who took a break from life at one point or another to get help, grow up, or just to reassess their life direction. Some guests struggled with depression, anxiety, substance abuse, a death in the family, or just decided college was not the place for them. These stories are all-to-real, and yet we don't talk enough about how common it is for those who took a gap year to defer co... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 337 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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What happens when a student in recovery returns to a campus built around drinking culture?
In this episode, Tom Bannard shares his own path from addiction, legal consequences, and a felony conviction to leading one of the largest collegiate recovery... more
Dr. Jack Hinman didn’t graduate high school with a plan. In fact, he barely graduated at all. What he did have was a deep instinct for connection — and that instinct would quietly shape everything that followed. In this episode, Jack shares how frien... more
What happens when the traditional path never quite fits — and life forces you to grow up faster than your peers? In this episode of Success is Subjective, Allan Capp shares how struggling in school, losing his father as a teenager, and rejecting the ... more
Watching a young adult struggle can be confusing—especially when they’ve grown up surrounded by resources, knowledge, and support. In this episode, Joanna sits down with Samantha Meyer to unpack what happens when insight alone isn’t enough—and how re... more
So grateful to Joanna Lilley for creating a podcast that truly celebrates real life and non-linear journeys. This space allows people to share raw, honest stories about struggle, growth, and what success actually looks like beyond the highlight reel.
Being able to openly share my journey through addiction, mental health, and finding my own version of success was an incredible experience. This podcast is a powerful reminder that success isn’t linear, and we don’t all arrive the same way and that... more
Efficient, informative, impactful - this podcast packs a lot into a short amount of time! You absolutely could not spend your time more effectively as a parent or a person trying to figure out their path and their version of success!
Thoughtful, funny, inspiring, rich and always informative! This podcast is one I keep in my regular rotation. Most of all I appreciate all the insider insight Joanna shares as a consultant who works with young adults.
Joanna Lilley interviews experts in the field of mental health and she thoughtfully includes the voices of family and people with lived experiences. Her informative podcasts have helped me & many families learn about numerous options which might not be thought of while one is in crisis. Highly recommend listening and learning from Joanna and her guests.
Love this pod. Great guests. Great messages. Conversational but deep. Deep but funny. A great listen.
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This podcast features deeply personal interviews with individuals who have navigated non-linear life paths, focusing on their experiences of taking breaks during pivotal moments such as education and early adulthood. Themes of mental health, personal growth, and the struggles of young people adapting to societal expectations are prevalent, imparting invaluable insights and stories that reflect common challenges faced during transitions in life. Noteworthy is the emphasis on the uniqueness of each participant's journey, which aims to resonate with both young adults and their parents, offering encouragement and relatability in discussions surrounding mental wellness and life's uncertainties.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Darla Beam
2. Viviana Cervantes
3. John Morris
4. Scott Marken
5. Dr. Bianca Busch
6. Dan O'Gorman
7. Maddie McCandless
8. Zack Shafer
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