In this episode of XYZ Philosophies from the Better Questions podcast, Kevin Hohe sits down with Kory Cribb for a raw, vulnerable conversation about trauma, self-worth, and the long road to healing.

Kory shares the story of his traumatic brain injury, a painful divorce, and the feelings of abandonment that followed. But through it all, he also found something powerful—the freedom of self-discovery, the courage to set boundaries, and the creative spark that helped him redefine who he was and what mattered most.

Together, Kevin and Kory explore how internal battles often shape our external lives, and how compassion, imagination, and responsibility can open the door to healing and hope.

In this episode, we explore:

• Kory’s experience of trauma and recovery following a brain injury
• The emotional toll of divorce and fractured family relationships
• The turning point that sparked Kory’s journey into self-awareness
• How setting boundaries helped him reclaim his peace and purpose
• The influence of The Kid and the King on Kory’s healing process
• Why responsibility is essential for growth—and freedom
• The power of compassion, even toward those who’ve hurt us
• Why creativity and imagination matter more than ever
• The challenges dreamers face in a skeptical world
• What it means to live unencumbered by fear, guilt, or old expectations

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