Join me in this powerful conversation with Dr. Albert Bramante , psychologist, hypnotist, NLP expert and entertainment-industry veteran, as we dig into why you still feel like a fraud even when you’re succeeding.

We explore the roots of imposter syndrome, how the fear of success holds you back, the game-changing role of your Reticular Activating System (RAS), the power of reading and finding your tribe, and why leaning into discomfort is where real growth lives.

If you’re tired of letting self-doubt steal your edge, subscribe now, share this episode with someone who needs it, and visit Albert for some tools that will help you activate your next level.

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In this powerful conversation, I sit down with Mell Balment — internationally recognized mindset mentor, transformational coach, quantum healer, and former International Coach of the Year 2022 — to explore how to elevate your soft skills by mastering empathy, overcoming imposter syndrome, and moving beyond limiting beliefs.

Mell shares her signature approaches — including her Mindweb Analysis and belief-hacking techniques — showing how sub-conscious blocks often hold us back from real communication, confidence, and connection. also brings personal stories of coaching empaths and integrating strategy with energy work, helping listeners see how soft skills and internal alignment go hand in hand.

Whether you’re a leader, coach, or professional looking to level up your emotional intelligence and presence, you’ll walk away with actionable tools to:

• Recognize the soft-skill gaps holding you back

• Use empathy intentionally (without burnout)

• Reframe your inner voice so you can show up more boldly

• Break free from imposter syndrome’s grip

🎧 Tune in now — and if this resonates, subscribe, rate & review, and share with someone on a similar growth journey.

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In this chilling episode, I sit down with psychologist-author Cynthia Herbert-Bruschi Adams to navigate the harrowing story behind First He Killed the Minuteman

We trace Peter Manfredonia’s 2020 rampage — from a brutal samurai sword attack in a quiet Connecticut neighborhood, to a terrifying home invasion in which a man was held hostage in his own basement, to the murder of a childhood friend and the kidnapping of his girlfriend as he dragged her across state lines.

Newly released 911 calls, body cam footage, and police interviews shed haunting light on the moments of confusion, fear, and desperation that followed each twist in the chase.

Manfredonia, a former UConn student, later admitted to being in a manic, suicidal state — scribbling cryptic messages on his walls that investigators say he couldn’t fully recall.

Throughout our conversation, Cynthia reveals never-before-heard reflections from her correspondence with Manfredonia, the emotional toll of weaving this dark narrative, and her belief that there were warning signs — red flags that might have altered this deadly path.

If you’re drawn to true crime that probes beyond the headlines unearthing motive, mental health, entropy, and the human cost — subscribe now, share this episode, and pick up this book 📖 at https://us.amazon.com/First-Killed-Minuteman-Cynthia-Herbert-Bruschi/dp/1835431992?ref_=ast_author_dp&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.qY85ftD_EbcLMgerk-YtVajxp1y4fSSWSVscH-WvGzo8s4s1tj6eoF_iDiCEjzyCWNx6neANziWSD74A4pmqhA.hZ8z-RqX0AJywSknJAM4di-f_lguaNlPCvaDHvy7Scw&dib_tag=AUTHOR