Send us a text Avoidance, we all do it. Sometimes without even realizing it. One minute, you know exactly what needs your attention… and the next thing you know, you're deep-cleaning the junk drawer, alphabetizing your spices, or scrolling through your phone like it's a full-time career. Avoidance isn’t a flaw. It's a very human response to discomfort, uncertainty, and emotional weight. Our brains are incredibly creative at finding ways to not face the thing in front of us, whether it's a...
All content for Unfuck Your Mind is the property of Daniel Cox & Jamie Gourlie and is served directly from their servers
with no modification, redirects, or rehosting. The podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Podjoint in any way.
Send us a text Avoidance, we all do it. Sometimes without even realizing it. One minute, you know exactly what needs your attention… and the next thing you know, you're deep-cleaning the junk drawer, alphabetizing your spices, or scrolling through your phone like it's a full-time career. Avoidance isn’t a flaw. It's a very human response to discomfort, uncertainty, and emotional weight. Our brains are incredibly creative at finding ways to not face the thing in front of us, whether it's a...
Send us a text In this episode of Unfuck Your Mind, we flip the script on failure, the F-word nobody wants to talk about but everyone experiences. We break down why failure isn’t fatal, how expectations make us feel like screw-ups, and the ways famous 'failures' like Walt Disney, and Michael Jordan used setbacks as fuel. With our signature mix of sarcasm and soul, we’ll challenge you to rethink your so-called failures and maybe even thank them. Because success isn’t about never fa...
Unfuck Your Mind
Send us a text Avoidance, we all do it. Sometimes without even realizing it. One minute, you know exactly what needs your attention… and the next thing you know, you're deep-cleaning the junk drawer, alphabetizing your spices, or scrolling through your phone like it's a full-time career. Avoidance isn’t a flaw. It's a very human response to discomfort, uncertainty, and emotional weight. Our brains are incredibly creative at finding ways to not face the thing in front of us, whether it's a...
