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PODCAST

Narrative Podcast

Tim Croll and Steve Gohl

A new community where real stories matter. We are looking to encourage people to know, share, and live their best narrative. These stories shape our journey and inspire us to live out our best stories. Because real stories matter.

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Ep. 32 ”I Don’t Matter” Jeff Wickersham’s False...

Narrative Podcast ·

2023/11/11

In the last episode we talked about false narratives holding us back from our goals. In example, if your narrative is that you don't deserve love, then when you find it you will likely end up self-sabotaging it. Jeff Wickersham knows this "game." His false narrative was that he didn't matter. He really struggled to identify his self-worth. So when he got close to taking the next step toward success he would hit the brakes, back away, or take his foot off the gas pedal. Jeff's mother was always a

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28:46

Ep. 31 Unraveling False Narratives: How Deceptive...

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2023/11/04

Steve Gohl and I, Tim Croll, sat down to talk about the Narratives that have been shared so far. It's funny how we craft these false stories in our heads as truth. Somewhere along the way, our guests have found holes in those narratives and are now forming new narratives that actually positively serve them. What false narratives have you created? We discussed the trends, we have noticed, in how these narratives were formed. We agreed there are three common ways we form narratives in our formative

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Ep. 30 ”I Have To Go To College”: False Narrative

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2023/10/28

It was great growing up so close to Grandma and Grandpa. They were such a great example of a loving relationship. It was also a place a kid like Mark Copeland could score a sweet treat and escape to when things were tough at home. Mark spent a lot of time with his grandpa and learned a lot. He explored nature and asked Grandpa lots of questions. But then Grandpa made him find the answers. Mark learned to be curious and look for unique experiences. Before Mark headed to high school he and his

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Ep. 29 ”I’ve Gotta Be The Best”: False Narrative

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2023/10/21

It’s funny how our children desire relationships but due to our personalities or our circumstances, sometimes the way we show love is through providing for them. Dave Myers's dad worked hard to provide for his family, but Dave really wanted more from his relationship with his dad. So he ended up writing a narrative to fill in the gaps in his heart with applaudable acts. Dave’s ego grew. The more praise he got the more he strived to be the best. One day his girlfriend pointed out that they were going

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Ep. 28 ”My Worth Comes From Accolades”: False Narrative

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2023/10/14

With a strong Military male presence in his father, Fred Young too wanted to be a strong male as a pilot. But once he got to college his ambition died a little and grades got the better of him. He fell into broadcasting and realized he had a talent for it. He was collecting accolades but still felt something missing. One day in Missouri, it all changed when he was invited by his wife to church. On top of that, she was now expecting. The focus shifted from how great am I to the child on the

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Ep. 27 ”I Have No Significance” Karen Wulff’s False...

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2023/09/30

To hear her speak, you will not agree with her false narrative as a small child. She believed she had nothing to say because she was of no significance and she felt her voice was too deep. She believed this for a while and it made it difficult to cultivate friendships. But when you get a new pair of shoes and decide to tackle the hill in your neighborhood, life changes. Karen ran up that hill and her lungs filled with air, the blood ran faster in her veins, and she felt her heart pumping! She

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E. 26 ”I Don’t Know My Identity” Robert Saul’s False...

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2023/09/23

As children, we aren't given road maps for this thing called life. As Robert (Bob) Saul was growing up he was bullied, didn't "fit in", and often had stomach issues. He was lucky enough to have a childhood psychologist see him and help him figure a few things out. That Dr. had such an impact on Bob that he wanted to go into medicine. In his junior year of college is when he felt a strong pull to pediatrics. He felt this was the space he could have the greatest impact. He finally knew his

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Ep.25 ”If You Don’t Do Something Praise Worthy Then...

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2023/09/16

When you grow up as the baby of 6 kids in your family you have a lot of people to watch as you are growing up and forming your values. Evan Van Dyke was doted on by his family and told he was going to grow up and be successful. So naturally Evan thought he needed to do something that his family would be impressed with, enough to sing his praises. Evan equated success with money. His mom was the epitome of positivity. Evan wasn't sure it was ok to be negative. There came a time when Evan started

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Ep. 24 ”You’re Gonna Be Defeated” Kelly Tyan’s False...

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2023/09/09

"You're gonna be defeated." Maybe this wasn't a struggle for Kelley Tyan when she was younger but it really played a role in her adult life. In her younger years, Kelley watched her mom struggle with rheumatoid arthritis. She saw her mom rely on her faith, push through pain, and show up. Kelly knew she could too. But as she got older and bad things happened and she started playing the comparison game, that negative voice in her head got louder and louder. She's a breast cancer survivor, her

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Ep. 23 ”To Make a Big Impact, You Have To Make a Lot...

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2023/09/02

When you grow up around successful people and your friends are highly successful, you see their glamorous lifestyle. You start to think things matter. The car. The house. The trips. The impact. That's what Ian Garlic used to think, in order to have great impact you have to have great wealth! Until one day he realized, he'd rather enjoy the journey than worry about the ultimate conquest which wouldn't result in satisfaction. He'd seen his parents lose everything and pick themselves back up. This

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Ep. 22 ”Because I’m not enough, I will be perfect to...

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2023/08/26

Somehow Dr. Sara Whedon established a picture of perfection that she strived for daily. Around age 16 she knew she could not keep up this perfect life. In her 20’s, she questioned “When did I start thinking ‘I should be ___ by now’”? But she couldn’t figure out how to let it go of the norms she believed and what a perfect life looked like. But when her mom was diagnosed with cancer she had to fall into being present and problem solving and that did not reflect perfection. That opened a whole new

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Ep. 21 ”I Grew Up With Perfect Parents Like Everyone...

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2023/08/19

Through the eyes of a child, Lynn Catalno compared her parents to Ward and June Clever. But at 12, she realized something was off about her father and his behavior. Her mother was an enabler and enabled him to act like a narcissist. Lynn finally addressed how she felt about her father, as an adult. She had such clarity over what had happened. She decided for herself that she had value and deserved unconditional love. She had not received that from her father but knew that's what she deserved

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Ep. 20 ”I’m Comfortable Doing The Bare Minimum!”...

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2023/08/12

"I spent so long not doing anything, I didn't learn how to do anything!" Travis Curnutte, our guest today, shared this realization. This became clear to him as he knew he needed a course correction in his career and life. Travis grew up with a successful father and he knew he wanted to be in business one day too despite having Tourretts. Many years later, Travis was in business just not the tech world he wanted to be in. He wasn't actually ok with doing the bare minimum there was just no

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Ep. 19 ”As a Christian Women, My Service Is To Be In...

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2023/08/05

What do you do when you grew up in a conservative Christian home? You are taught to follow the rules. You watch and respect your elders. When Becky went to church functions she'd see all the women being of service in the kitchen. Naturally, she thought she was supposed to serve in this way too. That didn't sit well with Becky. She knew what she believed but for some reason felt there was a need to reel in her fun and crazy side. This feeling was always there. When the Captivating Conference in

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Ep. 18 ”I Have To Fit In and Hide My Family’s Shame”...

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2023/07/29

Coooome-a, Come-a, Come-a, Come-a, Come-a, Chameleon...Alex Pauls growing up felt like he had to behave like a chameleon and fit in. He finally had enough and decided to be OK with who he was, regardless of his desire to have everyone like him. He found the spark of "I'm special" again he felt when he was 3 or 4 years old. Alex worked on himself and became "The Character." Not choose the character that he felt like he had to be around each person. He lost some friends as he found himself and his

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Ep. 17 ”I’m Not Like Others” Tucker Nielson’s False...

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2023/07/22

Discover the journey of Tucker Nielsen, a young computer science master's student at Michigan Tech, as he shares the power of embracing his uniqueness. At 15 he was diagnosed with a form of autism called pervasive developmental disorder. Tucker recounts his transformative journey from uncertainty to clarity. Tucker harnessed his superpower of intense focus and empathy. From battling depression and anxiety to finding purpose and fulfillment, Tucker's story is empowering for anyone struggling to find

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Ep. 16 ”You’re Gonna Get a Job, Get Your Pension, Get...

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2023/07/15

A pension? Who gets a pension these days? But when Erika Andresen was a child she heard her parents talk about them. She just assumed she'd follow in their footsteps until she went to tour a college with her sister. At 10 years old Erika changed her path. Erika was determined to get into NYU! She did get there. She did graduate. But she has learned along the way how to reinvent herself. She keeps refining her path as she learns about what lights her up from different Lawyer niches to joining

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Ep. 15 ”I Have To Use Masks Of Manipulation”: False...

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2023/07/08

Do you switch masks depending on what group of people you are around? Larado Bulkley found him in this situation but it was to manipulate. There was so much dysfunction at home. Larado needed a way to get his needs met. He shared manipulation in school, marriage, and home. He didn't care who he hurt. He remembers caring more about animals than people at this time in his life, so to hurt them or disappoint them didn't matter to Larado. Despite his abusive childhood and low self-esteem, he just

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Ep. 14 ”Money is Everything”: False Narrative

Narrative Podcast ·

2023/07/01

Chase Winslow grew up in an extremely poor family. At 13, his family began falling apart, which made him turn to drugs to escape from his problems. After high school, he got an exhausting job which fueled his drug use even more. He ended up quitting his job to sell drugs, but with a twist of fate, he met his wife, and slowly things changed. Funny how a baby on the way makes you rethink life. He began his work journey of trial and error, trying to figure everything out on his own through Google and

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Ep. 13 ”I will never be invited into the company of...

Narrative Podcast ·

2023/06/24

Find out how David Guyor crafted his own narrative by making a DRASTIC change from the false narrative about I will never be invited into the company of other men to a reality where he is actually doing the inviting of other men to come into his company/presence. A genuine dreamer since early childhood, and an idealist by temperament, David was both the person who once said God, I never hear from you, you're just a concept, I think all this is a joke. To God, if you keep doing what you're doing, I

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