Oct 1, 2026 · 1 hr 17 min · 30 segments
It's a mental health installment of Hardly Focused! Jack is an angry man, and is seeking help. A lifelong client himself, Nate educates Jack on cognitive behavioral therapy, and how he might benefit…
Um, and Nate, you are, and I mean, this was all due respect, but you are very screwed up.
And so I feel like you're a good person to talk to, to get perspective on how, how best, how best to manage being screwed up.
i was gonna say 1987 but 19 well 87 i i mean you know you know i will say i had a pretty good start i had one of those childhoods that was pretty good yeah so it wasn't until i moved where i realized like not everything's perfect So I pretty much would say 1999 was like the moment that I woke up a little bit because I was like, everything was perfect when I was a kid.
You know, like I had a childhood where the whole entire neighborhood was could freely roam wherever we wanted to.
I could be out all night and then come in late and not have to worry about like anything.
beaten with reeds
Um, and Nate, you are, and I mean, this was all due respect, but you are very screwed up.
And so I feel like you're a good person to talk to, to get perspective on how, how best, how best to manage being screwed up.
i was gonna say 1987 but 19 well 87 i i mean you know you know i will say i had a pretty good start i had one of those childhoods that was pretty good yeah so it wasn't until i moved where i realized like not everything's perfect So I pretty much would say 1999 was like the moment that I woke up a little bit because I was like, everything was perfect when I was a kid.
You know, like I had a childhood where the whole entire neighborhood was could freely roam wherever we wanted to.
I could be out all night and then come in late and not have to worry about like anything.
beaten with reeds
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