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Life in Focus

Hosted by @suttidayang — Exploring the harmony and intersections of a thriving career and personal growth.

Podcast · By Suttida Yang · American English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
13
Latest publication
Sep 28, 2026
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Jul 5, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    Healthy Detachment Is Saying "I Love You" Without Saying "I'll Keep Doing This" (opens the original)

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    You don't always leave loudly. Sometimes the shift happens in an ordinary moment when you realize you've been bringing all the wood and tending all the fire, and the person beside you has just been enjoying the warmth. This episode is about what it takes to care about someone and still stop organizing your life around what they can't give you. In this episode: Why your emotional competence became the reason nobody asked what the relationship was costing you. How overfunctioning can make somethin

  2. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    You’re Not a Priority and You’re Not Being Chosen (opens the original)

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    You already have enough information to make a decision. You've seen what happens when things get uncomfortable, how you get prioritized, what changes and what doesn't after every honest conversation. This episode is about why you keep looking for one more explanation instead of believing what the pattern has already told you. In this episode: Why someone understanding their own limitations perfectly well doesn't mean they're going to do anything differently with that knowledge. What you're actua

  3. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    Why the F*ck Is Your Inner Child Still In Charge? (opens the original)

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    You can run a company, raise kids, manage a calendar that looks like a small military operation, and still be taking emotional directives from a much younger version of yourself. This episode is about how that happens, why those old survival rules feel like personality instead of patterns, and what it actually takes to stop letting a scared kid make your adult decisions. In this episode: How the adaptations you developed before you had language for any of it follow you into adulthood so seamless

  4. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    You Can Accept Someone Fully Without Abandoning Yourself (opens the original)

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    Acceptance sounds like one of the healthiest things you can offer another person. But somewhere between accepting who someone is and adjusting yourself until the relationship becomes tolerable, something shifts. This episode is about the line between genuine acceptance and the quieter thing that happens when you slowly disappear from a relationship just to keep it intact. In this episode: The difference between acceptance and resignation, and why one gives you agency while the other takes it awa

  5. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    Leaving Isn't the Hard Part. Becoming Someone Who Can Leave Is. (opens the original)

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    You can see the pattern clearly, how you feel after spending time with this person, which parts of yourself you have to mute or manage, how much more the relationship takes than it gives. And you stay anyway. This episode is about why that happens and what it actually takes to become someone capable of choosing differently. In this episode: Why self-respect alone is rarely what's sitting at the table when you make decisions about relationships. The difference between becoming difficult and becom

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