Episode 73: Permission to Own What You Feel
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What Happens When You Stop Judging Your Feelings? (And Why They Keep Coming Back)
In this episode of Permission to Evolve, host Brandon Thielk and co-host/producer Holly Deschenes explore “permission to own what you feel,” arguing that emotions are temporary unless judged, suppressed, and “hammered” into the nervous system as limiting beliefs that shape identity and behavior. Brandon explains how unprocessed pain gets stored through survival responses, becomes reinforced by repeated stories and judgments, and can drive resentment, rigidity, burnout, and repeated life patterns until it is consciously re-experienced and updated with adult perspective. Holly shares a Lake Placid trip where her husband Aaron couldn’t race after collarbone surgery, highlighting grief over lost potential, and recounts a cold, rainy training ride that triggered fear and overwhelm tied to past and recent accidents. They emphasize short-term discomfort for long-term peace, resilience, and intentional living, and Brandon shares how to book a free strategy session and follow his content.
00:00 Welcome and Hosts
00:09 Why Own Feelings
01:32 Travel and Race Updates
01:57 Lake Placid Emotions
06:57 No Wrong Feelings
09:26 Embodiment and Patterns
12:35 Emotions in Nervous System
17:54 Unwinding Beliefs and Identity
23:59 What Blocks Feelings
30:31 Lake Placid Ride Breakdown
38:14 Safety and Overwhelm
49:02 Resilience Through Feeling
51:01 Coaching and Links
52:20 Closing Goodbye
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