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🗓️ 16 August 2019
⏱️ 23 minutes
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0:00.0 | Hi, I'm Zibi Owens, and you're listening to the Webby-nominated podcast, Moms Don't Have Time to Read Books. |
0:13.8 | This episode of Moms Don't Have Time to Read Books has been sponsored by Himalaya, the best app for discovering, listening, and organizing podcasts. |
0:22.5 | Himalaya was nice enough to reach out and make me an editor's choice. So now they're a sponsor. |
0:27.7 | Check them out at Himalaya.com or in the app store. I'm really excited to be here today with Ben |
0:33.1 | Michaelis, Ph.D., who's a clinical psychologist, elite performance coach, and the author of |
0:38.4 | Your Next Big Thing, 10 small steps to get moving and get happy. He has been featured on Huff |
0:44.8 | Post, The New York Times, Psychology Today, Parents, Glamour, and many other publications, |
0:49.4 | and as a frequent guest expert about mental health on TV and radio, he graduated Phi Beta Kappa |
0:53.9 | from Columbia University, and earned his PhD from radio. He graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Columbia |
0:54.5 | University and earned his Ph.D. from NYU. He currently lives in Brooklyn, New York. So, |
0:58.9 | welcome to Ben. Thanks so much. Glad to be here, Zibi. Thanks for coming on. So can you please tell |
1:04.7 | listeners what your next big thing is about and how you came up with the idea to write it? |
1:10.1 | Sure. So your next big thing was |
1:11.8 | actually really about one woman who I worked with who I can say we mutually changed each other's |
1:18.7 | lives. She was, to be perfectly frank, it was one of the most difficult kind of clients I had |
1:25.4 | originally and I, you know, it was relatively early in my experience as a |
1:30.2 | clinician. And nothing that I did, nothing in my training was helping this woman. And she was, |
1:36.8 | you know, in her early 40s, single mother with a job that was, she described it as soul-sucking, |
1:42.8 | I think, was the words that she used. And she was |
1:45.2 | clearly depressed, but caught in a really bad place and nothing that I'd been trained for helped |
1:51.5 | her. And I felt pretty, pretty bad and honestly pretty frustrated. And at some point during |
1:57.6 | the work with her, I just kind of threw everything out the window and I said, |
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