Facing Shame and Finding Connection: Michael Stoller’s Journey
The reality is they are interested in my life and the insight I had lately, or not lately, very recently, in The Last Day or so, is that when people ask me about my life and they say how was your day. And so I've started to open up more with people and they ask me: you know how was your day? Anyways, they don't want to hear the laundry list of things I did and the and the places I went in the carpool I took people, the bills I paid.
Ever felt like shame is holding you back from truly connecting with others? Michael Stoller tackles this head-on in a candid episode of 'My Blueprint: Struggle Towards Emotional Sobriety'. After a brief hiatus, Michael opens up about his recent battles with shame and how it has impacted his relationships. He shares his personal struggles and reflects on the tragic shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, revealing his emotional journey in the aftermath.
Michael discusses the importance of vulnerability and how being open about his experiences has helped him build stronger connections. He admits that he often downplays his personal experiences when talking to others, realizing that this habit has kept him from forming meaningful relationships. This episode is a heartfelt reminder of the power of vulnerability and the importance of sharing our true selves with those around us.
Michael encourages listeners to reflect on their own lives and consider who they might be holding back from. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that highlights the importance of emotional sobriety and genuine connection.