In this episode, we're exploring our relationship with money and how we don't realize how it's affecting our creativity…in both a positive and negative way. We're also looking at how we glorify lack and ultimately place ourselves in dangerous situations just to provoke ourselves into creative states. Tune in as we break down the real connection between financial status and the creative mind.

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Almost every invisible script we live out (our relationship with success, struggle, obligations, and how these things pressure us to erase ourselves) was originally learned within the first institution we ever belonged to: the family. If you’re ready to look at your reality honestly, grab a copy of ⁠⁠⁠Family Inc.⁠⁠⁠

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In this episode, we look at how your suffering becomes someone else's paycheck. Whether it is quick-fix coping mechanisms or self-help gurus who thrive on keeping you dependent, everything you buy to soothe yourself is a transaction. We break down the difference between effective help and transactions designed to fund someone else's lifestyle while keeping you stuck.

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Almost every invisible script we live out (our relationship with success, struggle, obligations, and how these things pressure us to erase ourselves) was originally learned within the first institution we ever belonged to: the family. If you’re ready to look at your reality honestly, grab a copy of ⁠⁠Family Inc.⁠⁠

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Child labor isn't just about dirty kids in 19th-century factories. When we view it through this narrow lens, we ignore how children are exploited today. This episode looks at child labor hidden in plain sight. We will explore unpaid domestic labor in the home and kids working as social media influencers. We will also look at how people use "helping the family" as an excuse for exploitation and how our culture prepares kids to become obedient workers.

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Almost every invisible script we live out (our relationship with success, struggle, obligations, and how these things pressure us to erase ourselves) was originally learned within the first institution we ever belonged to: the family. If you’re ready to look at your reality honestly, grab a copy of ⁠Family Inc.⁠

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New here? Join the ⁠newsletter⁠ to get Chapter 4: What Will the Neighbors Say? for free delivered straight to your inbox, along with insights examining these systems.

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What does a child owe their parents? It’s a question that implies we’re born with a debt. But when did we accumulate it and what exactly did we borrow? On this episode, I explore the crushing reality of millions of adults who are slowly crumbling under the financial and psychological weight of supporting their parents at the expense of their own well-being. I dive into the unspoken contracts we seemingly signed at conception and why society immediately shames anyone who dares to want autonomy.

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Almost every invisible script we live out (our relationship with success, struggle, obligations, and how these things pressure us to erase ourselves) was originally learned within the first institution we ever belonged to: the family. If you’re ready to look at your reality honestly, grab a copy of Family Inc.

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Why do we instinctively believe that success doesn't count unless it is born from struggle? On this episode, I deconstruct society's obsessive glorification of struggle. From the cultural rejection of "nepo babies" to hustle culture, I unpack the unwritten rule that success without suffering is deemed illegitimate. I examine how this inherited worldview creates a psychological trap, forcing us to validate our worthiness through sleepless nights and burnout while judging everyone else.

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Almost every invisible script we live out (our relationship with success, struggle, obligations, and how these things pressure us to erase ourselves) was originally learned within the first institution we ever belonged to: the family. If you’re ready to look at your reality honestly, grab a copy of ⁠Family Inc.⁠

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New here? Join the ⁠newsletter⁠ to get Chapter 4: What Will the Neighbors Say? for free delivered straight to your inbox, along with insights examining these systems.

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On this episode, I unpack one of the internet’s most persistent narratives: the idea that you need to “wake up.” From viral posts to online personalities, the message is familiar; most people are asleep, the system is rigged, and a select few have access to the truth. But where does this idea come from, and why is it so compelling?

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Almost every invisible script we live out (our relationship with success, struggle, obligations, and how these things pressure us to erase ourselves) was originally learned within the first institution we ever belonged to: the family. If you’re ready to look at your reality honestly, grab a copy of ⁠Family Inc.⁠

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New here? Join the ⁠newsletter⁠ to get Chapter 4: What Will the Neighbors Say? for free delivered straight to your inbox, along with insights examining these systems.

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On this episode, I delve into the societal pressures surrounding dating debates, focusing on the 50/50 model versus traditional provider roles. I emphasize that this discourse reflects a deeper issue: our culture's obsession with singularity of thought. The constant need for conformity leads to a rigid worldview, marginalizing those with differing preferences.

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Almost every invisible script we live out (our relationship with success, struggle, obligations, and how these things pressure us to erase ourselves) was originally learned within the first institution we ever belonged to: the family. If you’re ready to look at your reality honestly, grab a copy of ⁠Family Inc.⁠

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New here? Join the ⁠newsletter⁠ to get Chapter 4: What Will the Neighbors Say? for free delivered straight to your inbox, along with insights examining these systems.

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Welcome to the debut of What We Inherit, a podcast and newsletter exploring the systems (family, culture, labor, and religion) that dictate how we live, think, and belong. On this episode, I explore how unacknowledged traditions turn into hidden weights dictate how we show up in the world.

This journey begins by dismantling the blueprint of the home. I share a sneak peek into Family Inc.: Guilt, Compliance, and the Corporate Reality of the Latin Home. The book strips away the sentimentality of the traditional household, exposing how parental guilt and resource weaponization distort the parent-child contract, confusing obligation with love.

If you’re interested, grab a copy here.

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New here? Join the ⁠newsletter⁠ to get Chapter 4: What Will the Neighbors Say? for free delivered straight to your inbox, along with insights examining these systems.

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