Season 1 Recap with Host Joe Farkas - Certified Life Coach

I sit here today with deep gratitude to Hashem. As we come to a close of season 1 of the struggle podcast, I can't thank Hashem enough for the idea. I can't thank Hashem enough for the courage and for the strength he gave me to begin this podcast. In everything we do, we see the hand of Hashem. from our guest to our stories to our topics and for so many people with their lives were touched by this podcast. Season 1 was not just a podcast. Season 1 was a journey of healing, of encouragement, of discovery, and of connection. And we ask the reonishum to continue to bless this platform and let us be a beacon of light in a time of darkness. And now to my beloved guests, I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for joining me on this podcast. I want to thank you for trusting me. I want to thank you for trusting the podcast. I want to thank you for trusting the audience. You came in and you opened up your hearts. You shared your wisdom. You shared your struggles. You shared your pain. And it touched so many people's lives. Thank you so much. And now to our incredible audience. You are the heartbeat of the podcast. The podcast wouldn't exist without you. And I want to thank you for your support. I want to thank you for your feedback. And I want to thank you for being there. Your presence is cherished. And the message to take away from this podcast is that you are never alone. We get it. With Hashem's help, we will overcome all the struggles. If there is one thing that this podcast has taught me is that struggles is not a sign of weakness. As a matter of fact, it's the very place where growth begins. Struggles will teach you courage. Struggles will teach you resilience. struggles will teach you that no matter how many times you fall, you can rise again. My filler to all of us is to stand up for what's right. To stand up for the emis, to stand up for the truth. To every guest, to every listener, to every supporter, I say thank you. May you have a year of clarity and courage, and I'm looking forward to walking to season two together. Thank you. The main credit goes to victims who had the courage of coming out of telling their stories. >> Once I embrace the pain and I make it, I'm going to be free for the rest of my life. I'll say this, you know, you're not alone. >> Some parents are living for an image. They're living for the neighbors. You need a good psychologist. >> If you are so smart and you could build a business, how does somebody end up putting your business down on the drain? >> I don't know how how it how I was able to deal with it today. It's one of the tough It's beyond the one of the toughest things that a person will ever go through in his life is going through that. >> Like these days, kids know when they're overweight because they get made fun of. >> You're a victim. You did nothing wrong. You can't succeed. You can do well with >> dating has to be the most selfish thing you ever do. >> Some of the greatest teachers I've ever had have been the pain that I feel in my heart. >> It's taught me things about life. I'm fighting my way through this. This is We're in the struggle. You know, that's the podcast. We're struggling. >> It's where the struggle is. Stop blaming your spouse. >> I had to go through some of these struggles myself. Call it my field research. >> You don't know what to do. What should I do? I shouldn't do anything. >> Accept the fact that by choosing to protect my kids, I chose to be the topic of gossip. >> This is called a struggle. This this is the real struggle. >> That's a very question. I think you have to start you have to start from all of this. >> We have so many children that took their lives because they were lasted. >> Yeah. And it's unbelievable. >> You're going through a lot of struggles. I didn't see the the light at the end of the tunnel. You don't see anything. You can't think. You do impulsive moves. You do stupid things. You need to take away your ego. And you need to start slowly getting into recovery. And it's a long process. You need to surrender fully. Let's talk about the struggles of business. >> You know, he lives in LA and she lives in New York and they're happily married. >> I've been dealing with this negotiation and I have to tell you, I don't very often do this, but I don't think you should marry this person. The struggle is real. >> Don't give up.