The Lesser Journey of a Road Travelled
The Lesser Journey of a Road Traveled is a raw, reflective podcast about real change — the kind that doesn’t come with applause, likes, or instant clarity. This podcast explores the quieter road: recovery, identity, mental health, addiction, self-acceptance, and the long, uncomfortable middle between who you were and who you’re becoming. It’s for those who feel left behind by motivational clichés and tired of being told to “just think positive.” Through honest personal storytelling, reflective monologues, and grounded insights, this podcast speaks to anyone who has struggled in silence — anyone learning to sit with their thoughts, face uncomfortable truths, and rebuild from the inside out. There are no gurus here. No shortcuts. Just real conversations about pain, awareness, accountability, and hope — one step at a time. If you’re changing your life quietly… If you’re walking a road few people notice… This podcast is for you.
Episodes
Some struggles don’t leave bruises you can point to. They live in memory, in silence, in the constant calculation of how to exist safely in a world that never quite felt built for you.
In this deeply personal episode, I reflect on a lifetime of carrying something unseen — from childhood moments of being told who I was allowed to be, to years spent hiding, masking, and trying to outrun myself. What begins as confusion slowly becomes...
We all carry something.
Some of it is visible — responsibilities, deadlines, expectations. But some of it lives beneath the surface — trauma, shame, misgendering, grief, rejection, addiction, exhaustion.
In this episode of The Lesser Journey of a Road Travelled, I speak openly about the weight no one sees. The quiet battles. The emotional labour. The pressure of holding it together while everything inside feels fractured.
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What happens after the motivation fades? After the plans are made. After the push. After the noise.
This episode explores the quiet space that follows effort — the moment when the external encouragement disappears and we are left alone with ourselves. For many, this silence feels like failure. Like nothing is happening. Like we’ve lost our way.
But what if the quiet isn’t a setback at all?
In When the Noise Dies Down, I reflect on ...
Everybody has their breaking point. This episode begins at mine.
In this deeply personal reflection, I speak honestly about reaching rock bottom after a lifetime shaped by deprivation, poverty, exclusion, and harsh judgment. I explore how repeated misgendering, societal rejection, and long-term survival pressure slowly eroded my sense of worth — not just internally, but visibly, in my personal upkeep and the space I lived in.
This ...
There comes a point in every personal journey where walking away feels justified, logical — even deserved. In this episode, we explore the quiet, unseen strength it takes to remain committed when motivation fades, progress feels slow, and doubt grows louder than hope. This conversation is not about dramatic breakthroughs; it is about the internal battles that happen in silence — the moments where staying present, staying sober, sta...
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