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“I’m going to be the best basketball player I can ever be and I’m also going to be the best father that I can ever be.” 

Boston Celtics superstar Jayson Tatum sits down with Ryan, Channing and Fred for a raw, wide-ranging conversation that goes far beyond the headlines and boxscore. Tatum opens up about battling through injury, the moment he nearly walked away from the game, and the mental toll that comes with carrying expectations at the highest level.

Recently returning to the court for rehab and light work, the 6x time NBA All Star and World Champion opens up on how the last year has been the toughest in his life, admitting self-doubt, questioning his will to heal and contemplating his return this season. 

Winning a title with Celtics etched his name in Boston royalty, although the high expectations still move him to chase the legends who've come before him while his focus remains on getting back to a championship. Jayson was upfront about working through past growing pains with Jaylen Brown, the pressures of being a face of the NBA and the three words Joe Mazzulla whispered to him during the biggest moments of their Championship run. 

A self-proclaimed mama's boy, he shares a deep understanding of sacrifice, hard work and how growing up with little motivated him being raised by a single mom but candidly he opens up on why he values the relationship with his father differently but still a bond he appreciates. 

With the anniversary of Kobe Bryant's passing, Jayson Tatum reveals how he was inspired by the icon and modeled his life based on certain experiences and explains why he is completely appalled with anyone questioning Kobe's contributions to the game. 

He reflects on representing Team USA in 2024 on the Olympic stage, what that experience taught him, his true in-the-moment feelings with Steve Kerr and how it reshaped his perspective as a leader but also as a man. 

From embracing the weight of Boston’s historic legacy to navigating fatherhood while still chasing greatness, Tatum shares how his humble beginnings continue to ground him. Honest, reflective, and powerful—this is Jayson Tatum like you’ve never heard 

Jayson Tatum gets real on his injury, self-doubt, parenting and the truth on 2024 Olympics|The Pivot

Self-esteem is one of the most misunderstood concepts in mental health.

In this episode of The Global Impact Podcast, we take an educational, student-minded deep dive into what self-esteem actually is, how it forms, how it gets disrupted by stress, trauma, illness, and hard seasons — and most importantly, how it can be rebuilt.

This episode blends two powerful perspectives:

a life coach’s lens, focused on lived experience, identity, behavior, and emotional growth

and a psychiatric lens, grounded in neuroscience, psychology, attachment theory, and emotional regulation

You’ll learn why self-esteem is not the same as confidence, why negative self-talk is learned (and reversible), and how your nervous system plays a central role in how worthy, capable, and safe you feel being yourself.

We explore:

how hard seasons and survival mode impact self-worth

the neuroscience behind inner dialogue and emotional regulation

why illness, caregiving, and chronic stress affect identity and confidence

how to unlearn negative self-talk using evidence-based cognitive principles

why confidence comes after action, not before

the role of self-validation in emotional stability

how attachment styles shape relationships and self-esteem

This episode is designed for:

students of psychology, coaching, social work, and mental health

individuals navigating healing, burnout, or identity rebuilding

anyone who wants a clear, compassionate, and science-backed understanding of self-esteem

This is not motivational hype.
This is mental health literacy — explained in a calm, grounded, and human way.

If you’re looking for emotional support, therapeutic tools, or professional mental wellness resources, explore support options at GlobalImpactWellness.com

Self-Esteem Explained: How to Rebuild Self-Worth, Quiet Negative Self-Talk, and Heal Emotionally


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We discuss what happens to your brain and identity during prolonged stress, illness, loss, and survival mode. We explore how cortisol increases, your threat detection system stays active, and your identity gradually narrows as your brain prioritizes safety over confidence. We explain that you didn't lose yourself during hard times—you adapted and became who you needed to be to survive. While this adaptation is necessary, it can later feel like disconnection from your true self. We also examine this from a psychiatric perspective as a protective response where the brain limits emotional exposure to reduce pain, which over time can manifest as numbness, self-doubt, or low self-worth—not because something is wrong with you, but because something happened to you.

#MentalHealth #StressManagement #TraumaRecovery #SelfIdentity #CortisolStress 

Hard Times Reshape Your Identity: Understanding Survival Mode and Adaptation

We talk about why simply being here and continuing to create already puts you ahead of most creators who quit. We explore how February isn't about doing more, but about doing what actually moves you forward. We break down why over 70% of creators burn out in their first year—not from lack of talent, but from confusing movement with momentum. 
#CreatorLife #ConsistencyMatters #CreatorBurnout #Momentum #ContentCreator

New Month, New Momentum: Why Consistency Beats the Hustle

We discuss how silencing emotional needs during illness can worsen depression and anxiety, and why mental support is essential to recovery. We explore negative self-talk as a learned pattern rather than a personality trait, and share how cognitive science shows us that repeated thoughts become automatic mental shortcuts. We explain how observing your thoughts—rather than fighting them—creates the distance needed to reduce emotional intensity and open up new choices for healing.

#MentalHealthMatters #EmotionalWellness #NegativeSelfTalk #CognitiveScience #MentalHealthCoaching 

Breaking Free from Negative Self-Talk: Why Emotional Support Matters in Healing

In the early 2020s, a county sheriff’s office received not one, but two frantic 9-1-1 calls. One came from a man with a criminal history who was audibly distraught, claiming that someone had tried to rob him and had shot his girlfriend—a woman in her early 20s.

In the chaos that followed, he rushed her to a nearby hospital, where she was taken straight into surgery for a single gunshot wound to the head. That left him alone in the waiting area—the only person able to explain what had happened.

In his version of events, he was a devastated boyfriend caught in a senseless act of violence.

But according to the evidence—hundreds of pages of police reports, surveillance footage, and his own recorded statements—that version didn’t hold up.

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Killer Boyfriend Realizes Girlfriend Recorded Her Own Murder

WARNING! This Family Adopted A Monster And It All Ended In Tragedy - True Crime Documentary

We discuss why consistency matters more than viral moments in content creation. We explore how algorithms reward reliability over brilliance, explaining that creators who post three to five times weekly consistently outperform those with sporadic uploads. 

#ContentCreator #Consistency #CreatorEconomy #SocialMediaStrategy #DailyContent

Consistency Beats Virality: Why Showing Up Daily Wins Long-Term

We discuss how real creators don't wait to feel ready—they build readiness through repetition. We explore why focus is your real competitive advantage in a loud, fragmented attention landscape where trends are fleeting. 
#CreatorMindset #FocusOverNoise #ContentCreation #CreatorEconomy 

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