You know that feeling when you realized after something happened that you felt nudges or thoughts, or had that feeling in your stomach that was telling you do something different...it doesn't always feel the best after the fact. Check out this episode to learn how to tap into your intuition when you feel those nudges as they are happening, so you don't have that feeling of disappointed or regret after the fact. Your body is trying to tell you something. Start to listen.

In this episode of the podcast 'Broken and Enough', host Stefanie Lauren delves into the concept of intuition, exploring its significance in personal decision-making and self-discovery. She shares personal anecdotes and practical advice on how to connect with one's intuition, emphasizing the importance of listening to one's body and emotions. Throughout the conversation, Stefanie encourages listeners to reflect on their own experiences with intuition and to trust themselves in navigating life's choices.


Come say hi on instagram @stefanielauren.j

Mental health does not discriminate against gender. Whether male or female, anyone can experience battles with mental health. There is a stigma around talking about mental health, and admitting you personally struggle with it. While the stigma slowly breaks away, there is still a specific stigma around men and their struggle with mental health because how society has portrayed them. Whether you are a male or you know someone close to you that is a male and struggles with mental health, check out this episode.

In this episode of the podcast, host Stefanie (@stefanielauren.j) and guest Steven Fage discuss the importance of mental health awareness, particularly in men. Steven shares his personal journey with bipolar disorder, the role of medication, and the stigma surrounding mental illness. They explore the power of vulnerability, the challenges of emotional expression in masculinity, and the significance of self-discovery and healing. The conversation emphasizes the importance of taking control of one's healing journey and the impact of belief on the healing process. In this conversation, Steven Fage and Stefanie explore the complexities of mental health, vulnerability, and communication in relationships. They discuss the importance of experimentation in healing, the role of trust, and how to support men dealing with mental health issues. The dialogue emphasizes the need for open communication, understanding gender dynamics, and recognizing when to seek professional help. They also touch on the significance of self-advocacy and the challenges of navigating emotional conversations.

How to connect with guest Steven Fage:
Instagram: @stevenfage
Podcast: My Niche is Human
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Feel like you are hiding a part of you because you have to look like you have it all together...when in reality you are going through a really tough deep time and you really don't know how to say "I'm not okay" because no one talks about deep dark hard stuff, and you aren't sure how you are going to be received if you open up? Listen into this episode.


In this episode of 'Broken and Enough', host Stefanie Lauren (@stefanielauren.j) delves into the complexities of mental health, particularly focusing on the struggles of depression and the importance of vulnerability. She emphasizes the need for open conversations about mental health, breaking the stigma surrounding it, and the significance of support systems in navigating emotional challenges. Stefanie shares her personal journey, being triggered and falling back into depression, and the transformative power of compassion and understanding in healing. The episode serves as a call to action for listeners to speak up about their struggles and support one another in their mental health journeys.


Please share this episode with someone who could really benefit from listening in. Continue to spread the word about mental health. Let's not hide any longer, and let's not stay silent giving depression all of our power.