Self Help Show

Gina-Margaret Tiger
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Your digital emotional support and energy shot every Tuesday, with expert-led self-help discussions every Friday. Welcome Home My Love 🫶🏽✨

  1. 6d ago

    AI Is Changing the World But What Is It Doing to Us? Future of Work, Identity & Staying Human | Self Help Show

    Artificial intelligence is no longer something far away in the future. AI is already here shaping how we work, create, communicate, learn, build businesses, and even think about our value. In this solo episode of the Self Help Show, Gina Margaret Tiger opens up a powerful conversation about AI, the future of work, emotional resilience, identity, purpose, creativity, and the human mind. As tools like ChatGPT, automation, generative AI, and machine learning become part of everyday life, many people are asking deeper questions: Will AI replace jobs? How do I stay relevant? What skills will matter in the future? What happens to creativity when machines can create? How do I protect my mental health in a world that keeps changing so fast? What does it mean to stay human in the age of artificial intelligence? This episode looks at AI through a self-help and personal development lens. Instead of only focusing on technology, Gina explores what AI is revealing about people: our adaptability, our fears, our creativity, our relationship with productivity, and our need to build identity beyond work. AI may be changing industries, careers, and opportunities, but it is also inviting us to become more conscious, more emotionally grounded, and more intentional about who we are becoming. This episode is for anyone feeling curious, overwhelmed, excited, uncertain, or inspired by where the world is going. In This Episode, I Talk About How artificial intelligence is changing the worldWhat AI means for the future of work and jobsKey Takeaway AI is changing the tools, the platforms, and the speed of the world but it does not have to take away your humanity. The future belongs to people who can adapt, think clearly, create meaning, regulate their emotions, and stay connected to who they truly are. Ask yourself: Am I using AI to support my growth, or am I allowing it to disconnect me from my own thinking, creativity, and intuition? This episode is perfect for listeners interested in AI, artificial intelligence, ChatGPT, the future of work, AI and jobs, automation, personal development, emotional intelligence, mental health, self-worth, creativity, career growth, digital transformation, human skills, technology and society, and how to stay human in the age of AI. Thank you for listening to the Self Help Show with Gina Margaret Tiger. Subscribe to the podcast, share this episode with someone who is thinking about AI, career changes, personal growth, or the future of work, and stay connected for more conversations on healing, self-love, emotional wellness, purpose, and transformation. Visit www.selfhelpshow.com AI, artificial intelligence, ChatGPT, future of work, AI and jobs, automation, AI anxiety, emotional intelligence, self help podcast, personal development podcast, mental health podcast, future of humanity, staying human, human skills, creativity and AI, career development, digital transformation, technology and mental health, self-worth, purpose, productivity, identity, resilience, adaptability, personal growth, machine learning, generative AI, AI tools, online business, creator economy, work-life balance, emotional wellness, Self Help Show, Gina Margaret Tiger.

    AI Is Changing the World But What Is It Doing to Us? Future of Work, Identity & Staying Human | Self Help Show

  2. Jul 16

    A Solo Reflection on Grief, Healing & Showing Up Anyway | Self Help Show

    In this episode of the Self Help Show, Gina Margaret Tiger returns with a heartfelt solo reflection after a planned guest conversation with Tom Rose could not go ahead due to a technical sound issue. Rather than cancelling the episode, Gina uses the moment as an opportunity to reflect on one of the biggest lessons in personal growth: sometimes things do not go according to plan, but we can still show up, still create meaning, and still continue the conversation. This episode touches on grief, healing, resilience, emotional strength, and the courage it takes to keep moving forward when life shifts unexpectedly. Thank you for listening to the Self Help Show with Gina Margaret Tiger. Subscribe to the podcast, share this episode with someone who needs encouragement today, and stay connected for more conversations on healing, self-love, emotional wellness, personal growth, and transformation. www.selfhelpshow.com self help podcast, healing podcast, grief and healing, emotional resilience, personal growth, solo podcast episode, mental wellness, self love, emotional wellness, overcoming challenges, life not going as planned, healing journey, Self Help Show, Gina Margaret Tiger, resilience podcast, personal development podcast

    A Solo Reflection on Grief, Healing & Showing Up Anyway | Self Help Show

  3. Jul 9

    A Former Doctor’s Journey Through Mental Health, Mania & Healing with Liz Casper, Self Help Podcast

    In this episode of the Self Help Show, Gina Margaret Tiger is joined by Liz Casper, a former doctor, author, and artist, for a deeply honest conversation about mental health, mania, diagnosis, compassion, and healing. Liz shares her journey from working in medicine to experiencing mental health challenges from the patient’s side. This conversation explores what it means to understand mental health beyond labels, how stigma affects people seeking support, and why compassion is essential in both healthcare and personal healing. Together, Gina and Liz discuss the emotional reality of mania, the courage it takes to accept help, and the process of rebuilding identity after a life-changing diagnosis. They also talk about creativity, storytelling, and the role of art and writing in making sense of difficult seasons. This episode is for anyone who has ever felt misunderstood, overwhelmed, or curious about what healing can look like when life takes an unexpected turn. In This Episode, We Talk About Liz Casper’s journey from doctor to patientWhat mania can feel like from the insideMental health stigma and why it still needs to changeThe emotional side of receiving a diagnosisWhy mental health should be treated with compassionWhat loved ones can do to support someone with mental health challengesKey Takeaway Healing is not about being reduced to a diagnosis. It is about learning to understand yourself with more compassion, honesty, and courage. Guest Bio Liz Casper is a former doctor, author, and artist whose work explores mental health, medicine, healing, and the human experience behind diagnosis. Through her writing and creative work, Liz brings a unique perspective as someone who has experienced healthcare from both sides as a physician and as a patient. Listener Note This episode includes a conversation about mental health and lived experience. It is shared for education, awareness, and reflection, and is not a replacement for professional medical or mental health care. Thank you for listening to the Self Help Show with Gina Margaret Tiger. Visit our website www.selfhelpshow.com and subscribe to the podcast, share this episode with someone who may need encouragement, and stay connected for more conversations on healing, self-love, emotional wellness, personal growth, and transformation. self help podcast, mental health podcast, Liz Casper, bipolar disorder, mania, mental health healing, doctor becomes patient, emotional wellness, self healing, mental health stigma, personal transformation, women’s mental health, healing journey, Self Help Show, Gina Margaret Tiger, podcast about mental health, self love podcast, emotional health podcast

    A Former Doctor’s Journey Through Mental Health, Mania & Healing with Liz Casper, Self Help Podcast

  4. Jul 7

    I Almost Gave Up… But the Self Help Show Just Turned 5

    After six months away from the microphone, I’m finally back. My last episode was released on December 30th, and honestly, there were moments where I thought I might not continue. Podcasting takes a lot, the planning, recording, editing, publishing, promoting, and showing up again and again. Most successful podcasts have teams behind them, and for the past five years, I’ve been doing so much of this journey on my own. But on June 25th, the Self Help Show officially turned 5 years old. That milestone reminded me that this work still matters. The conversations still matter. The healing still matters. The people who listen, learn, grow, and feel seen through these episodes still matter. So this episode is a personal check-in, a comeback, and a recommitment to the journey ahead. In this episode, I share where I’ve been, why I needed time away, what it has really taken to keep this podcast alive, and why I’m excited to continue. There are more conversations coming, more experts joining the show, and more honest reflections on healing, growth, self-love, emotional wellness, purpose, and becoming who we are meant to be. Thank you for being here, whether you’ve been listening from the beginning or you’re just discovering the Self Help Show now. We are still here. We are still growing. And this next chapter is going to be powerful. In this episode, I talk about: Returning to the podcast after six months awayWhat it has taken to keep the Self Help Show going for five yearsThe reality of building something meaningful without a full teamWhy rest, reflection, and pauses can be part of the journeyCelebrating five years of the Self Help ShowWhat listeners can expect from the next chapterUpcoming expert conversations and deeper healing topics Key takeaway: Sometimes stepping away does not mean the dream is over. Sometimes it means you are gathering strength for the next chapter. Thank you for listening to the Self Help Show. Subscribe, share this episode with someone who needs encouragement, and stay connected for more powerful conversations coming soon. Checkout our website www.selfhelpshow.com

    I Almost Gave Up… But the Self Help Show Just Turned 5

  5. 12/30/2025

    How To Take Stock And Rebuild Your Life Amid A Depressive State with Brian Sachetta, Self Help Show

    In this episode, Gina-Margaret Tiger sits down with mental health author and coach Brian Sachetta to unpack what depression really is—and what it isn’t. Brian breaks down depression as more than “sadness,” describing it as a deeper state of hopelessness and helplessness that can make life feel pointless and heavy. Together, they explore how to rebuild your life when motivation is nonexistent, how small “wins” become evidence that change is possible, and why faith (in God, purpose, or something bigger than self) can keep hope alive when logic can’t find proof. The conversation also dives into the modern mental health battlefield—attention-hijacking apps, dopamine loops, and overstimulation—and offers practical boundaries to protect peace of mind. Key Takeaways Depression isn’t just sadness Judgment makes it worse Small wins rebuild agency Faith + agency is the winning combo The internet is built to hijack you Sleep is mental health armor Seasonal shifts matter Best Quotes / Soundbites “Depression is a pervasive state of helplessness and hopelessness.”“The antidote is taking action, seeing its effect, and stacking small wins.”“What we resist persists.”“You need a healthy balance: agency through action + faith in something bigger.” Pick the smallest possible win that counts as progress for you, such as: Getting out of bedTaking a shower10 minutes outside15 minutes on a hobbyOne task that proves “I can still move” Boundaries For Mental Space (Tech + Attention) No social media before bed (at least 30 minutes)Reduce notification triggers (turn off or limit app pings)Create friction between impulse and action (pause before opening apps)Protect sleep as a priority because it strengthens emotional regulation Use these as simple mental scripts when depression hits: “I don’t know how, but something good is going to come my way today.” (Brian)“Thank you God, thank you Creator… I just want to be happy.” (Gina)“Let’s get this over with.” (Brian — non-resistance / letting the feeling pass through)“Let’s ride the wave.” (Brian — riding the emotional surge instead of fighting it)“Trust the process.” (Gina — surrendering outcomes while staying committed) Brian shares a timely reminder: when days get shorter, mood can drop due to less sunlight exposure. His advice: Get daytime sunlight earlyBlock 10–20 minutes for outside timePrioritize fun, mood-lifting activities during darker seasons He notes this is especially relevant where he lives: Boston, Massachusetts, where it gets dark early.If this episode resonated with you, share it with someone who might be silently battling depression. And don’t forget to like, follow, comment, and tell us what hit home for you.

    How To Take Stock And Rebuild Your Life Amid A Depressive State with Brian Sachetta, Self Help Show

  6. 12/23/2025

    Breathing Through Barriers, Discovering Resilience in the Struggle with Jessper Maquindang, Self Help Podcast

    In this powerful conversation, Jessper Maquindang dives into the real meaning of resilience—not as a buzzword, but as a lived practice. He shares raw personal experiences of pushing through moments where quitting felt easier than continuing, and how choosing perseverance changed the outcome of his life. Using the marathon as a powerful metaphor, Jessper illustrates how endurance, discipline, and mental focus compound over time. The message is simple but uncompromising: great things don’t come from comfort—they come from staying the course when things get hard. This episode is a reminder that resilience isn’t about being fearless; it’s about moving forward anyway. Why This Episode Matters If you’ve been feeling tested, exhausted, or tempted to give up—this conversation is for you. Jessper’s story proves that breakthroughs often arrive right after the hardest moments, and that staying committed to your path can radically change your life. If this episode resonated with you, take the next step in your self-growth journey. 👉 Explore more transformative conversations, tools, and resources at https://selfhelpshow.com And if this episode helped you—share it with someone who needs encouragement today. Sometimes resilience is contagious.

    Breathing Through Barriers, Discovering Resilience in the Struggle with Jessper Maquindang, Self Help Podcast

  7. 12/16/2025

    The Power of Pause: Stoic Practices for Today with Benny Stoica, Self Help Podcast

    In this episode of The Self Help Show, Miss Gina-Margaret Tiger sits down with Benny (Via Stoica) for a grounded and insightful conversation on Stoicism — one of the most enduring philosophies for mastering life, emotions, and character. Together, they explore the origins of Stoicism, its foundational principles, and why this ancient philosophy remains deeply relevant in today’s high-pressure, fast-moving world. Benny breaks down complex Stoic ideas into practical wisdom that can be applied to everyday life, relationships, and inner growth. This episode is a powerful reminder that true strength comes from self-awareness, virtue, and focus on what we can control — not external circumstances. 🧠 What You’ll Learn In This Episode The origins of Stoicism and how it evolved from ancient Greece to Roman societyKey Stoic figures such as Marcus Aurelius, Seneca, and EpictetusWhy virtue is central to living a meaningful and grounded lifeThe Stoic concept of eudaimonia and what it really means to live wellHow Stoicism teaches self-awareness and emotional regulationWhy focusing on what’s within your control changes everythingHow modern psychology, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), is influenced by Stoic principlesThe importance of pausing, reflecting, and responding rather than reactingHow Stoicism helps us stay present and resilient in challenging times✨ Key Takeaways Stoicism is not a religion, but a practical guide to living with clarity, discipline, and integrityA good life is built on character, not comfortSelf-awareness is a daily practice, not a destinationInner peace comes from mastering your response, not controlling the worldAncient wisdom often offers the most modern solutions 💭 Reflection Question Ask yourself: What am I giving my energy to that is outside my control — and what would shift if I redirected that energy inward? Sit with it. That pause alone is a Stoic practice. 🌍 About The Self Help Show The Self Help Show is a global podcast dedicated to emotional healing, self-mastery, and conscious living. No spiritual bypassing. No surface-level motivation. Just real conversations that help you live with intention, strength, and depth. 🔗 Explore More Episodes & Resources Visit https://selfhelpshow.com to access more episodes, reflections, and tools designed to support your personal growth journey. 🎙️ Want To Be A Guest Or Collaborate? If you have insights, lived experience, or wisdom aligned with healing and self-development, connect with us via selfhelpshow.com. ⭐ Support The Show If this episode resonated with you: Subscribe to The Self Help ShowLeave a reviewShare this episode with someone who needs itYour support helps meaningful conversations reach more people.

    The Power of Pause: Stoic Practices for Today with Benny Stoica, Self Help Podcast

  8. 12/09/2025

    Turning Setbacks into Success, An Entrepreneur's Tale with Kevin Abrams, Self Help Show

    In this engaging conversation, Miss Gina-Margaret Tiger and Kelvin Abrams, known as the 'Get Uncomfortable Guy,' discuss the journey of entrepreneurship, the importance of embracing discomfort, and the philosophy of 'Learn, Earn, Return.' They share personal stories, insights on overcoming challenges, and the significance of building a supportive team. Takeaways Embrace discomfort to grow as an entrepreneur.Building a supportive team is crucial for success.Opportunities often come disguised as challenges.Learn, earn, and return is a powerful philosophy.Entrepreneurs must be ready to pivot and adapt.Trust is essential, but be prepared for setbacks.Failure is a stepping stone to success.Stay true to your vision despite obstacles.Mentorship can provide invaluable guidance.Balance personal well-being with business demands. Chapters 00:00:00 Introduction to the Self Help Show00:00:01 Meet Kelvin Abrams: The Get Uncomfortable Guy00:00:04 Entrepreneurial Challenges and Triumphs00:00:12 The Philosophy of Learn, Earn, Return00:00:19 Building a Supportive Team00:00:23 Balancing Personal Well-being and Business

    Turning Setbacks into Success, An Entrepreneur's Tale with Kevin Abrams, Self Help Show
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  • Creator
    Gina-Margaret Tiger
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2026
  • Episodes
    137
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Gina-Margaret Tiger 2021
  • Show Website
    Self Help Show
  • Provider
    Gina Tigere