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Jeremy Van Wert, a seasoned coach, licensed psychotherapist, and former CEO, has made significant strides in personal development and mental health throughout his two-decade career.
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Psychedelic Injustice: Who Really Owns Psychedelic Medicine? Tom Hatsis (opens the original)
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Who really owns psychedelic medicine? In this thought-provoking conversation, Jeremy sits down with Thomas Tom Hatsis, author of Psychedelic Injustice, to challenge common narratives around psychedelic history, Indigenous traditions, Christianity, psychedelic therapy, and the gatekeeping of psychedelic medicine. They also explore responsible facilitation, psychedelic integration, and why healing should be about the person, not politics or ideology. Timestamps: 00:00 — Intro: Challenging the Psyc
The ADHD "Prometheus" Curse: Why Doing the Right Thing Can Cost You Everything (opens the original)
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What if your ADHD makes you see problems, patterns, and injustice that everyone else seems willing to ignore? In this episode, we explore the story of Prometheus and why his decision to steal fire for humanity is a powerful metaphor for the ADHD experience. From seeing patterns others miss to acting on a deep sense of justice, ADHD can come with a painful cost: isolation, shame, burnout, and constantly questioning whether you did the right thing. This episode explores the ADHD shame cycle, rejec
ADHD, Shame & the Holy Grail: Why Being Yourself Changes Everything | Mindful Mutiny (opens the original)
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What if the thing you're searching for is already right in front of you? In this episode of Mindful Mutiny, Jeremy Van Wert explores the story of Percival and the Holy Grail through the lens of ADHD, anxiety, shame, masking, and self-worth. A powerful reminder that you don't have to become someone else to discover your highest self. Sometimes, the answer begins with trusting yourself, asking the right questions, and embracing who you are. Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro 01:18 – Why Percival Leaves the
ADHD, Rejection & Anxiety: The Secret to Finding Joy Again (opens the original)
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What if rejection, judgment, and anxiety aren't as powerful as you think? In this Mindful Mutiny episode, Jeremy Van Wert shares the story of the Three Laughing Monks and what their radical joy can teach us about ADHD, anxiety, rejection sensitivity, and authenticity. If you constantly feel overwhelmed, judged, rejected, or like you're "too much," this episode offers a different perspective. Jeremy explores how self-acceptance, authenticity, and joy can help you stop taking everything so serious
Loki Wasn't the Villain: The ADHD Myth Hiding in Norse Mythology (opens the original)
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What if Loki wasn't simply a trickster or villain? What if his story is actually a powerful reflection of the ADHD brain, neurodivergence, rejection sensitivity, masking, impulsivity, and the cost of never feeling like you belong? In this episode, we explore Loki through a different lens: his chaotic problem-solving, shapeshifting, outsider identity, urgency-driven brilliance, and the resentment that grew from being constantly needed but never truly trusted. His story offers a striking perspecti
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