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What if hitting rock bottom wasn’t the end, but the beginning?In this podcast, Mayssa Chehata sits down with guests to talk about their lowest points and rock bottom moments— to uncover how they pulled themselves out, and how those experiences shaped their creativity, art,…
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Mayssa Chehata: Family Addiction, Financial Rock Bottom & Rebuilding Her Life (opens the original)
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In this special episode of ROCK BOTTOM, the tables turn as host and Behave Candy founder Mayssa Chehata is interviewed by her sister, Miska, about her own rock bottom. Mayssa looks back at growing up as the eldest daughter in a chaotic family system, becoming the “perfect child,” and developing the belief that if she could just perform well enough, she could fix everything around her. Those patterns followed her into adulthood — through relationships, entrepreneurship, and her family’s struggle
Wildlin: Losing His Mother at 15, How Anime Saved Him & Choosing to Bet on Himself (opens the original)
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In this episode of ROCK BOTTOM, host Mayssa Chehata sits down with performer, writer, and digital creator Wildlin to talk about grief, creativity, masculinity, and learning to rebuild after loss. Wildlin reflects on growing up in Orlando as the son of Haitian refugees, navigating a loving but emotionally tense childhood, and finding an early outlet in theater, music, and art. His first rock bottom began when his mother was diagnosed with an aggressive form of spinal cancer. What was expected to
Dr. Amanda Hanson: Trusting Your Intuition, Healing Her Family & Reclaiming Women’s Power (opens the original)
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In this episode of ROCK BOTTOM, host Mayssa Chehata sits down with psychologist, bestselling author, international speaker, and “Midlife Muse” Dr. Amanda Hanson to talk about intuition, motherhood, women’s power, and the rock bottom that changed how she trusted herself forever. Amanda shares how growing up as an intensely curious child through her parents’ difficult divorce taught her to suppress her emotions and take on responsibility early. Years later, becoming a mother and experiencing natur
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