Hi, my name is John Kim. I'm a therapist who went through his own

rebirth many years ago and I've been documenting my journey ever since sharing my life

lessons and revelations. I believe in casual over clinical with you instead of at you. I come unrehearsed on purpose

because self-health doesn't have to be so complicated.

Before today's episode I have a small ask.

John you don't front load and ask it's such a turnoff.

Okay first I just want to say then I really thank you for listening to my podcast.

It has given me a sense of purpose, which has been the greatest gift this world has given me since my rebirth. So thank you for that

sincerely. Here's my ask. So Apple did an update and it has affected the subscribership significantly. So my

ask is if you have time please resubscribe to the Angotherapist podcast because you might have

been unsubscribed and also if you have a minute if you can rate and review that would mean the world.

Thank you so much for listening and enjoy

today's episode. Lucy I asked you or I didn't ask you I said hey I feel like you're someone who has gone somewhere and come back and you said

fuck yeah I have and so here we are to talk about where you where you've been and what it's like now back. I think many people go on journeys and also I think they're never ending.

So if you if you're listening and you haven't gone somewhere and come back, you will because that's life.

But that's a wide topic.

So I'm going to let you just any journey that you want.

And also, I do want to talk about conscious uncoupling, which is kind of the topic, right?

Yes.

All right. So, what do you want to start? Well, I mean, there have been many journeys. Let me tell you there's the journey. I think, I mean, the most recent, I think, I think, the most recent, I think, I'll have into the topic today is the journey of uncoupling yeah

especially after having been on quite a lot of journeys within that marriage and so it's it's something that you know

It changes you and I wouldn't say that it I think that for a lot of people it can make them bitter or jaded or skeptical of what could happen, you know, what's

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