JumpingN2Life®

What does love have to do with how men view women in the 21stcentury? Well, it seems to depend on how men and women define masculinity. This episode explores roles that are or were traditionally held by men and whehter they should be occupied by women, even if women are qualified to hold them. There is a great deal of discussions about the term Toxic Masculinity and whether, as the guest in this e...

What if everything you’ve been taught about love was a facade disguise as hope? Some people may trade affection for validation, but true unconditional love operates on a frequency that doesn't require hope or chance. The guest on this episode discusses how to identify "perfect love," and discusses signs of true love and how to maintain it. If you are waiting for chemistry to signal t...

What happens when your greatest achievement becomes your biggest prison? You’ve hit the summit, heard the applause, and collected the trophies, but now you’re haunted by the terrifying thought that your best days are behind you. The guest in this episode explores the myth regarding former athletes’ opinion that their value or life ended the moment that they left the game. She offers her opinions o...

Everyone tells you that reaching the pivotal age of 18, where you are now free to make your own decisions as a legalized adult is the best time of your life, but nobody mentions the paralyzing fear of making the wrong choice as an adult. Armed with that new reality and the constant pressure and expectation to have it all figured out at 18 can be daunting for someone that young. Why does early adul...

This episode explores the invisible architecture of repetitive trauma that may have a subconscious trigger. The guest in this episode offers her opinion on how neural pathways cement self-sabotaging habits. She also offers her opinions regarding cognitive tools necessary to disrupt these loops.    This episode also explores whether we are choosing our life or if our subconscious is executing a scr...

What if the loneliness you feel isn't a symptom of your age, but a reflection of a broken social fabric? Whether it’s the digital noise drowning out Gen Z or the quiet hallways facing our elders, the ache is the same. Whatever the situation, loneliness is not good. Human connection is important, but those inflicted with or by loneliness may not understand that fact. Instead, they may believe t...