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Hold up. Every day I wake up. The Breakfast Club. You're all finished or y'all's done? Yep, it's the World Most Dangerous Morning Show, The Breakfast Club. Shalamey Nogh, DJ Envy, Jess, hilarious. Envi and Jess are here. But Lauren LaRosa is, and we got a special guest in the building, man. I have been watching this brother's work for a long time. He's got a new podcast called Learn the hard way. It's Keir Games. Yes, sir. You pronounced it perfectly. Okay. How are you, my brother? I'm good. How y'all are doing, man? Bless black and highly favored, man. Now, if you don't know who care is, he's a mental health advocate and he is a licensed therapist. I feel like it's very important to say that now.

I feel like that's a hot topic at the moment. I would say so. You know, I wanted to add,

we're in an era where social media has turned a lot of people into mental health influence.

For sure. How important is licensing when somebody is giving, you know,

relationship or trauma advice to millions of people?

You know, I personally find it important to be licensed for myself.

It's important because it makes sure that I'm ethically sound.

Make sure that people are safe around me.

Make sure that I'm continuing all my education credits. Make sure I'm getting all the training. Because it's one thing. We got a lot of therapeutic language being slang about people calling you gaslight. They're a narcissist. And we got all the words, but people don't really know what happens next in terms of healing. Healing. Yeah. Everybody talking about problems, but no solutions. No solutions. We're just spending a problem. We're talking about a while, but not necessarily deeply. So for me to be licensed, it makes sure that if somebody walks in the room and says, hey, man, you know, I feel like I'm going to jump off the top of the building tonight. What you're going to do next? What's your next move what's your next move a man comes in and says man i'm feeling like hurting my wife what you're gonna do what's your next move all that cycle babble doesn't

help when you gotta be in a room with somebody and feel your way around that person and have

quality training to back that up so when we got the words, but we don't got any wisdom,

that's like having a map with no weight points

and no words on it.

You'll know that things are there,

but you have no idea where you are and where to go.

Do audiences even understand the difference between

a licensed therapist, a life coach,

a relationship expert,

are a motivational speaker anymore?

Or has social media blurred all of those?

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