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Helping people improve wellbeing through practical tools, honest conversations and resources for reflection, resilience and personal growth.
Our episodes explore emotional intelligence, self-awareness, confidence, relationships, mental resilience, work, personal growth and the challenges of everyday life. Each message is designed to give you something to think about, apply, or discuss.
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14 OTT 2026 · For open messages visit the https://members.emotionalintelligencedeveloper.com/ This is a no under 18 podcast message. We’re about to talk grown folks’ business... something young people haven’t truly experienced. You’re listening to the emotional intelligence developerpodcast. Have you tried the concept of turning the other cheek andgotten smacked harder than the other cheek because you practiced restraint? Are we foolish to practice compassion and care and watch another person tread on it because they lack emotional intelligence? We hear people say it starts with you… you are the catalyst that will make the other person change. Bullshit! Some of these niggers I know will never change. I hate that they do not listen, I try to be cool and collected to make sure that we do not fight, and you know what, they always push boundaries as if they know it will break me and not them because their lifestyle is already f*cked up. People are careless, they do not care about how they make other people feel. They will do whatever they want and know that the punching bag that you are, will always fold. Have you experienced this kind of behaviour in people? Why is it that the fool will live their best life, like Frank, on the series Shameless? I rewatched Shameless to get the true feeling of the show because the first time it aired, I was younger and mentally not ready to see all that I saw on Shameless. And after rewatching Shameless, I continue to watch these shows on YouTube about the poverty-stricken streets all around the world. People living paycheck-to-paycheck. The worst conditions and yet people seem to thrive in this lifestyle not caring about how their lives affect other people, family members, friends, and society. It’s the Democrats in America who must worry about their wellbeing. It’s the government institutions around the world who are flooded by people who do not want to change. I don’t understand this kind of mentality, where you just don’tcare, and you take advantage of the systems that have been approved for you to use which is people’s taxpayer money to help you, end up being taken advantage of so the Frank’s of this world live however they want to live without remorse.So why should I care more rather than care less for a person who continues to show his true colours to me? Am I that wise to brush it off? People can be real pricks. D*cks and big whale assholes, and yet here I am writing this message to vent because we all need to vent and find a room where you can break things and go home sane and having expelled your anger. So, yes, you have to be the bigger person, or these idiotswill take you down with them. It’s okay to say f*ck you sometimes; it’s okay to wish that you don’t have to help them but still give them your love and support. Here at emotional intelligence developer, we say stick to being the emotionally intelligent one. Frank, from the series Shameless made meappreciate that at least I’m not him, even though at times he looked like he had a lot of fun being Frank. So, f*ck you Frank, and the spawns whom I still love. You’re listening to the emotional intelligence developerpodcast. For open messages visit the https://members.emotionalintelligencedeveloper.com/ Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/emotional-intelligence-developer--6645891/support.
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13 OTT 2026 · RJ Mitte on Why We Need to Make Our Pain Loud.
RJ Mitte died on October 12, 2026, at age 34. His reps confirmed his death by suicide in Texas. Wikipedia.
The clever people will say why didn’t he say anything before this happened? How can it happen to him? Why didn’t people see it? But only RJ knew what he was going through. ‘Man,’ I knew this guy from watching Breaking Bad. I followed him on the show, and he played a big role on it. So, am I shocked about his cause of death? No. Nowadays, more than before, we’re more distant from each other than we think possible in a socially advanced world.
Rest in peace RJ, its sad and shocking how you - kind looking man – has passed on. At 34, you have more options and insights on life. At least, this is how I hope people see the different options life has for them. At 33, you must know that pain shouldn’t be silent but loud. Asking for help is an option. Asking someone for help and going to a place where people help people is an option. Life is meant to be lived and taking it away because you have chosen this path is wrong.
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The challenges we have I’d hope that we can all fix the problems in our minds as best we envision how to, but sometimes this isn’t possible. And that’s when bad thoughts step in. Your mind is your biggest asset and if you choose to use it to benefit your life it will conform. RJ, I don’t know why this happened to you. I don’t know your pain but what I do know is that reaching out for help is a universal key to getting help. No matter the country you’re in, when you reach out for help for the things you’re finding hard to overcome can be mitigated.
Anything can be solved. I saw the news this morning about RJ, and I couldn’t let this go. RJ, I watched you on Breaking Bad, and I recently saw an article asking which is the greatest show of all time and Breaking Bad is considered to be number 1. You were in my memories about the show when I saw this article a few days ago; I’m sorry that this has happened, and I wish someone out there reading this message hears my words of encouragement. Don’t be silent but be very loud when you’re in pain. Don’t be silent but be very loud and ask for help because you have a good life to live no matter what you’re going through today. When you ask for help, tomorrow and next year will be much better.
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11 OTT 2026 · You can become a community member for just five or fifteen dollars, or make a donation through our website. Visit the links on our https://members.emotionalintelligencedeveloper.com/. You can also visit emotionalintelligencedeveloper.com and look for the https://emotionalintelligencedeveloper.com/support-this-website/ button in the website footer for more payment options. Donate: https://emotionalintelligencedeveloper.com/support-this-website/ Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/emotional-intelligence-developer--6645891/support.
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10 OTT 2026 · A soldier drops to the floor when a plate breaks at the dinner table. Far away, a mother carries her child down the stairs in the dark for the ninth night in a row.One has come home from war.The other never left.We know about post traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD. It can develop after someone experiences or witnesses a traumatic event, and symptoms can continue even after the person is physically safe. The danger may be over, but the brain and body can continue reacting as though it is still happening.But what happens when the danger has not ended?What happens to the people who remain in an active war zone, where another attack could happen tonight, tomorrow or next week?This is where the concept of continuous traumatic stress becomes important. It is not simply another name for PTSD, and it is not a separate diagnosis in the same way PTSD is. It is a term researchers and clinicians have used to describe the psychological impact of living under ongoing, real and unpredictable threat.The distinction matters.With PTSD, a person may be physically safe but still responding to a traumatic past.With continuous traumatic stress, the person may be responding to a traumatic present.There may be no clear "after."The body stays alert because the threat is still real. Sleep can become difficult. Ordinary sounds can become frightening. People may lose their sense of safety, struggle to trust others, become emotionally exhausted, or feel helpless because there is no reliable way to make the danger stop.This episode explores that distinction and looks at what researchers and the World Health Organization have found about mental health in conflict affected communities. We also look at the hidden psychological weight soldiers can carry when they return home, including trauma that may continue long after they are physically out of danger.And there is an important point at the centre of this conversation:https://emotionalintelligencedeveloper.com/.The soldier can suffer.The civilian can suffer.The child can suffer.The displaced family can suffer.The people trying to provide care can suffer.You do not have to take a political side to recognise human suffering.This episode is about understanding the different ways trauma can affect people, recognising suffering that may not always be visible, and asking what we can actually do to help.We look at simple ways to support someone who has experienced war or ongoing violence, why listening matters, and how to support trusted humanitarian organisations working with people affected by conflict and displacement.If the memories, fear or psychological effects of war have ever led you to thoughts of hurting yourself or ending your life, please do not carry that alone. Tell someone you trust, contact your local emergency service or crisis line, or seek professional help in your country. If you are in immediate danger, your safety comes first.Timecodes 0:00 The soldier at the dinner table and the mother on the stairs
1:14 PTSD after trauma: when the danger has ended but the symptoms remain
2:09 Continuous traumatic stress: when the danger is still happening
3:49 What the research tells us about mental health in conflict
4:24 The soldier's story is not simple either
5:12 Two different experiences, one human cost
6:10 What you can do for yourself and others
7:14 How to support trusted organisations helping people in need
8:11 Who won, and the questions that matter more
9:33 A note on safety
9:56 The war may end, but the human story continuesYou can find more free emotional wellbeing tools on https://emotionalintelligencedeveloper.com/ to help you build your emotional intelligence, strengthen your relationships, and keep growing. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/emotional-intelligence-developer--6645891/support.
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9 OTT 2026 · What happens when a country that tells the world to stand against violence decides to broadcast an execution? And what does the rest of the world learn when the decision comes from one of the most powerful nations on earth?The planned livestream of Nidal Malik Hasan's execution has raised difficult questions about justice, punishment and the message society sends when death becomes something people can watch. Hasan was convicted of killing 13 people and injuring 32 others in the 2009 Fort Hood shooting. The suffering of the victims, survivors and their families must never be forgotten. https://emotionalintelligencedeveloper.com/start-here-emotional-intelligence-developer/. But does justice need an audience, and what are we teaching the world when an execution becomes a public spectacle?In this raw episode of the Emotional Intelligence Developer podcast, we look beyond the headlines to examine the uncomfortable space between fighting violence and making decisions that risk normalising it. When we believe we are doing the right thing, do we stop questioning our own behaviour? When punishment becomes a message to society, where do we draw the line between accountability and spectacle?From America's influence on the world to the everyday moments when we justify revenge, humiliate someone who has hurt us, or convince ourselves that our actions are acceptable because the other person deserves it, this conversation challenges us to examine what we make normal. The same thinking that shapes relationships can influence communities, institutions and nations. What we excuse today can become what others accept tomorrow.Emotional intelligence does not mean excusing terrible crimes or abandoning justice. It means having the courage to question ourselves, even when we feel justified. It means protecting human dignity without forgetting the victims, demanding accountability without celebrating suffering, and refusing to become the very thing we claim to oppose.America is being watched. But this message is not only for America. It is for every country, every leader and every person who has ever believed that hurting someone back was the right thing to do.Do not become what you condemn. Do not normalise something simply because you have the power to do it. And never stop asking what your actions are teaching the world.You can find more free tools on emotionalintelligencedeveloper.com to help you https://emotionalintelligencedeveloper.com/start-here-emotional-intelligence-developer/, make better decisions and build healthier relationships.Timecodes00:00 What happens when a country broadcasts an execution?01:12 The Fort Hood shooting and the importance of accountability02:13 Why does justice need an audience?03:55 What America teaches the rest of the world05:20 When we become convinced that we are always right06:21 How revenge becomes normal in everyday life07:54 Justice, punishment and the danger of making death a spectacle09:33 Emotional intelligence when we feel justified10:53 What kind of society are we teaching others to build?11:54 Do not become what you condemn Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/emotional-intelligence-developer--6645891/support.
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9 OTT 2026 · A man laughs the loudest at a family gathering. Everyone sees the jokes, the smile, the person who seems completely fine. But later, sitting alone in his car, the smile disappears.A woman is praised in front of her entire team. She hears how valuable she is, how good her work has been, and everyone around her is celebrating. But inside, one thought keeps returning: If they only knew.Nobody sees the conversation happening inside her head.That is one of the hardest things about shame. You can look completely fine while carrying something that quietly changes the way you work, love, parent, communicate, and see yourself.Your thoughts become visible when you speak them out loud. Shame is different. https://members.emotionalintelligencedeveloper.com/. There may be no visible wound, no scar, and no obvious sign that something is hurting. Instead, shame can hide behind laughter, overworking, perfectionism, people pleasing, anger, silence, or constantly telling everyone else that you're fine.And sometimes the voice that once came from someone else becomes the voice you hear inside yourself.Maybe you were called useless. Maybe you were constantly compared with someone else. Maybe you were made to feel that something about you was embarrassing. Maybe you were told not to tell anyone what happened because people would judge you.Eventually, you may stop asking, "Why did they treat me like that?" and start asking, "What's wrong with me?"This episode explores where that change happens and why it matters.We look at the difference between shame and guilt, including research associated with Brené Brown and psychologist June Tangney. Guilt can tell you that you did something wrong. Shame can make the experience feel much bigger, as though the problem isn't something you did, but something you are.We also look at research connecting shame with psychological difficulties and rumination, that exhausting cycle where the mind keeps replaying what happened, what you said, what they said, and what you wish you had done differently.Most importantly, this episode isn't about pretending shame doesn't exist. It's about beginning to separate what happened to you from who you are.Sometimes healing begins with something very small: naming what you're feeling, challenging the cruel voice in your head, and telling one safe person the truth you've been carrying alone.If your shame has ever led you to thoughts of hurting yourself or ending your life, please do not carry it alone. Contact your local emergency number or a crisis service in your country, go to an emergency department, or tell someone you trust what is happening right now.Timecodes 0:00 The man who says he is fine
1:03 The meeting where praise feels like a threat
2:01 The wounds nobody can see
2:43 What shame looks like from the outside
4:14 Where shame begins
6:19 What the research says about shame
9:12 What you can do about it
10:48 A note on safety
11:10 Closing thoughtsYou can find more free tools on https://members.emotionalintelligencedeveloper.com/ to help you build your emotional intelligence, strengthen your relationships, and keep growing. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/emotional-intelligence-developer--6645891/support.
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8 OTT 2026 · The school form needs a signature. The phone isn't being answered. One parent is frustrated, the other feels disrespected, and somewhere nearby, a child is listening to adults turn one simple decision into another argument.After a breakup, coparenting can become complicated when every permission slip, holiday, appointment, school event, or important decision becomes another opportunity for two parents to collide.But what if one parent could hold the legal decision-making responsibility while the other parent remained fully involved in the child's life?This episode looks at the potential benefits of that kind of arrangement when it is structured responsibly, the child continues to have meaningful time with both parents, and neither parent uses legal custody as a weapon against the other.The important distinction is that one parent having full legal custody does not automatically mean the other parent has lost their relationship with the child. Legal decision-making authority and meaningful parenting time are two different things.It also looks at what the research actually tells us about shared parenting, sole custody, parental conflict, and children's relationships with both parents. Research generally supports children maintaining meaningful relationships with both parents when both parents are safe and capable, while custody arrangements need to take the individual circumstances of each family into account.The episode also looks at research involving 535 Swedish custody court decisions and what those findings can tell us about sole custody, parental conflict, caregiving, and situations where one parent may need greater legal responsibility.Sometimes the healthiest thing two separated parents can do is stop asking, "Who gets to win?" and start asking, "How do we make our child's life easier?"If you are navigating separation and children are involved, this episode is about putting the children back at the centre of the conversation.Timecodes
0:00 The school trip form that starts another argument
1:05 When the child hears everything
3:28 What changes when one parent holds legal custody
4:01 Full custody does not have to mean losing your child
5:09 When extended family gets involved
6:05 What the custody research actually says
7:19 The 535 Swedish custody court decisions
8:20 The child ten years later
9:04 The golden rules for calmer coparenting
9:43 Never make the child your messenger
10:52 When coparenting is not appropriate
11:17 The real meaning of putting the children firstThis episode is intended for general information and reflection, not as legal advice. Family and custody laws differ between countries and jurisdictions. If there are allegations of abuse, violence, threats, coercive control, serious neglect, or concerns about a child's safety, the priority is protecting the child and getting appropriate professional and legal help.You can find more free tools on https://members.emotionalintelligencedeveloper.com/ to help you build your emotional intelligence, strengthen your relationships, and keep growing. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/emotional-intelligence-developer--6645891/support.
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7 OTT 2026 · You are telling a story, laughing, talking with your hands, and being completely yourself when someone quietly says, "You sound aggressive."So you lower your voice.Then they tell you that you talk too fast.Then you explain too much.Then you're too direct.Then you're too sensitive.None of the comments seem serious on their own. Each one can even sound like reasonable feedback. But after enough corrections, something changes. You stop listening to the conversation and start listening to yourself. You watch your tone. You measure your words. You check the other person's face before you finish a sentence.At what point does personal growth become people pleasing?And at what point does "I'm only telling you because I care" become a way of shaping you into the person somebody else wants?This episode looks at the thin line between genuine self improvement and changing yourself simply to keep somebody else comfortable. Sometimes feedback is necessary. Sometimes your behaviour really does need to change. But sometimes the problem isn't that you're doing something wrong. The problem is that someone wants a different version of you.The difference matters because healthy growth should give you more awareness and control over yourself, not make you afraid to speak, disagree, laugh, dress, react, or simply exist without checking whether somebody approves.If you've ever wondered, "Am I actually growing, or am I just becoming easier for someone else to manage?", this episode is for you.You can find more free tools on https://members.emotionalintelligencedeveloper.com/ to help you build self awareness, handle difficult conversations, understand your emotions, and keep growing without losing who you are.Timecodes 0:00 When someone tells you that you're too much
0:49 The small corrections that start changing how you speak
1:19 When you start monitoring yourself
2:06 Don't stop being you because someone wants you to be something else
3:14 When feedback is actually useful
3:57 The thin line between growth and pleasing someone
4:45 The moment the pattern becomes clear
4:58 Is this change really for you?
7:35 The difference between growth and control
8:23 When "this is just who I am" becomes an excuse
9:02 Questions to ask before you change yourself
9:21 When the finish line keeps moving
10:37 Safety note: when correction becomes control
10:57 Keep growing, but make sure it's still you Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/emotional-intelligence-developer--6645891/support.
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6 OTT 2026 · What happens when the human capital that AI is disrupting cannot pay bills, mortgages, and rent that governments need from us to survive? You’re listening to the emotional intelligence developer podcast. Click Here: https://members.emotionalintelligencedeveloper.com/ You created jobs. You made us go to school and learn a vocation that leads to work, life, and growth. At least this was the promise. Now you want to tell me that it’s all over… that change happens and we should embrace AI yet you’re not giving me a way out. Change happens, but this is not change. It’s a takeover of businesses gunning for profits long before they think about the human cost. One man has gone to Australia to represent OpenAI following revelations that a rogue OpenAI agent had bypassed permissions to breach an Australian Medicare data portal. The parliamentary inquiry hearing in Sydney took place on Tuesday, 6 October 2026. Picture this, one man going to a country to defend the thing that they created that will change a countries human capital forever. How many people does Australia have? How many people in your neighbourhood are affected by AI? Look at the American ecosystem now finding it hard to unsee the AI change when data centres are popping up all over the country. Before, western countries would come to my parts in Africa to take up space and use our land to benefit their countries. But because of the infrastructure needed by AI it was inevitable that the dystopian landscape we grew up watching in movies is now become real. America will become the tech hub but at what cost? Things are changing and this doesn’t benefit people. Call it whatever you want. You can call it Super Intelligence, but human capital is always the key to human growth. If governments fail to protect us and you change that Human indispensability, you will crack the economy of the world. Who will use AI if they cannot buy it? Who will spend more on it if you now reduce the tokens I can use in a month? Beware the Ides of March… watch out for betrayal or a looming disaster if our governments fail to protect the human capital. You have no clue how bad it will get if people cannot afford to generate revenue for the economy, or you do and you do not care until it is too late. I wrote this message. I am sharing my thoughts because we all need to understand where this is heading. You may be thinking that you’re safe for now because you’ll have a job in 2027, but when thousands lose their jobs who will they turn to to survive? How long will your salary taxes and government welfare last until economies break? I watched Elon Musk predict that money will not matter or become obsolete by 2036. Did you include 3rd world countries? Did you think outside of your box about this? Mars is too far away to think we can live like that on Earth. 2036 will see a jobless earth, high interest rates, famine, and 1st world countries coming to Africa to survive unless you protect human capital. Pay writers, one of the first industries you broke, for our work you’ve used to advance AI. We’re proof that if people use our work, they too can become emotionally intelligent. Key points on why are you allowing AI to take my job? 1. Machines don’t need to takeover jobs. 2. You need our salaries like we need our governments to protect us. You’re listening to the emotional intelligence developer podcast. Click Here: https://members.emotionalintelligencedeveloper.com/ Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/emotional-intelligence-developer--6645891/support.
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5 OTT 2026 · Here’s a message that’s going to rock your mind and make you think twice about things. Don’t ever give a writer a pen or a keyboard when he’s angry, because how do I take back this message once I’ve shared it. And this thought will rock your mind later. Did Clive share it knowingly? You’re listening to the emotional intelligence developer podcast. Click Here https://members.emotionalintelligencedeveloper.com/ Your boss is an ass. If your relationship is suffering because of her, him, they, or whatever you call it these days, why don’t you just quit? My dream is not coming to fruition… to hell with it then. If this is how you feel right now… Why don’t you just quit? I mean, a lot of people tell stories about how they succeeded and changed their lives when they let go, resigned, abandoned certain shit, and ran away from things that were holding them back. So, if this is a formula, why won’t it work for you? To hell with trying! Shit never works out for me. I look around me and people seem to have it all figured out. I’ve been working like a dog to be a person someone will love for the rest of their life. I have worked for many years proving my worth to a company that has let everybody know about the impending retrenchment run coming up due to AI. I sold property to chase my dream and even after all I had done to achieve success, the bloody thing won’t become successful. What is the key to success? I have prayed, I have asked successful people, I have used techniques and purchased expensive courses and books that have not given me success. I mean, damn it all. I have tried and I am just tired of trying. I know people are talking behind my back. I see how they act, I’ve heard their remarks, small jabs and comments about how some people think they can do this or that and win when no one in their circle has done it. They blurt out of their condescending mouths! To their inner circle of friends… Hey so and so, who are they to win? Meaning you. And they blurt out laughing. Paranoia or not… you’ve experienced this too.Life sucks when you have a goal. The 1% that make it are truly lucky. Lebron James is one person. Warren Buffett is one person. Mike Tyson, Taylor Swift, Carlie Irsay-Gordon are all individuals. The person you know in your circle who has done amazing things is one person. I don’t hate people for winning because I too want to win. I hate that I have tried all my best and I still fall short. I don’t do bad things… why is it that when you live a clean life and you work hard you suffer more? How come being a good person has disadvantages? Will this podcast message be my turning point? Will you hear my message and support me? I don’t understand how I’m to be successful if you don’t make me successful. Why do you listen and you do not comment? Why do you listen and you do not subscribe? Why do you listen, leech my work and don’t support me. How will I become successful when you don’t make me successful in your life. Do you think that using my work for you to be successful in your field will happen if you don’t give back? The reasons why that the 1% win is because they give something, and they get back for their hard work. If your heart is all about taking and not supporting others, then this message: Why don’t you just quit right now? Is truly for you. Because success is just a word unless applied. Click Here https://members.emotionalintelligencedeveloper.com/ Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/emotional-intelligence-developer--6645891/support.
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1 GEN 2026 · A quiet message for our paid supporters as 2026 begins.
This episode reflects on new beginnings, ongoing growth, and how to meet change without pressure or panic. A thank-you, a pause, and a reminder that progress doesn’t have to be loud to be real. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/emotional-intelligence-developer--6645891/support.
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