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The Blueprint
Welcome to The Blueprint Podcast—where we throw out the old blueprint so you can become who you were always meant to be.
The Blueprint Podcast is a Top 1.5% show for a reason. Host Jason Smith, with a unique background in law enforcement and a master’s in Threat and Response Management from the University of Chicago, distills complicated topics into clear, actionable insights, all while providing a sense of humor and real-world perspective.
He helps you heal the relationship you have with yourself—the core foundation for building the relationships you actually desire.
You'll immerse yourself in conversations with top authors, coaches, researchers, and others who share inspiring stories of resilience and growth. Beyond the deep dives, you'll also find a variety of content covering real-time events, Q&As, and yes, maybe even some aliens. There's truly something for everyone in every episode.
This is where you take your personal power back from the places you’ve given it away to so freely. It’s time to become who you were always meant to be.
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The Blueprint
Ep. 114 Adam May, MS, LPC | The Journey of Survival: Finding Purpose After Cancer
In this conversation, Adam May, MS, LPC shares his profound journey of survival after battling cancer and the subsequent struggles with identity, purpose, and mental health. He discusses the impact of survivor's guilt, the role of alcohol as a coping mechanism, and the importance of asking for help. Adam emphasizes the need for authenticity in healing and the significance of community support. He reflects on the ongoing journey of self-actualization and the power of vulnerability in connecting with others. Through his experiences, he encourages listeners to find their purpose and embrace their unique journeys. Adam is the author of, Fox in a Bear Trap: A book on how to ask for help and host of Defying Despair on Spotify.
Takeaways
- Survivor's guilt can heavily impact mental health and identity.
- Alcoholism can be a coping mechanism for deeper issues.
- Asking for help is crucial for healing and recovery.
- Authenticity is essential for clinicians to effectively help others.
- Understanding one's purpose can guide recovery and self-actualization.
- Community support plays a vital role in mental health.
- Self-reflection is necessary for personal growth and healing.
- The journey of healing is ongoing and requires effort.
- Vulnerability can foster deeper connections with others.
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