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Story based podcast exploring the journey a person has to take to move to the other side of what triggers them. The journey required towards Healing, Growth, Freedom.

  1. ٦ مايو

    Comparison / Jealousy And The Internal Operating System

    Oswald built a business. On paper, it worked. But internally, he was running on an operating system that was quietly limiting everything, decisions, confidence, who he let himself become. In this episode, Rico and Oswald go deep on what was actually underneath the comparison, the jealousy, and the intimidation he felt sitting across from older, more established leaders and business owners. We cover: Why financial security became the measuring stick, and what it cost him The real root of comparison and jealousy, and what it's pointing to How imposter syndrome works beneath the surface The shift that took him from intimidated to being the one those same leaders now call This is not a highlight reel. It's an honest conversation about the internal work that changes how you operate.

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  2. ٢٢ أبريل

    When Success Starts Costing You Everything

    Laura Tekaat was doing everything right on paper. Top-performing mortgage broker. Winning year after year. Building a life that looked successful from the outside. But behind it… she was burning out. In this episode, Laura opens up about the pressure of performance, the weight of perception, and the identity she built around being “seen” a certain way. We go deep into: → The moment she discovered her ex-husband’s affair through social media → How that betrayal shattered her identity and self-worth → The hidden link between performance, body image, and validation → Why success was never the real solution → And what it actually took to rebuild from the inside out After 12 months working through the NeuroFit process, Laura isn’t just performing at a high level… She’s operating from a completely different identity. This conversation is raw, honest, and will challenge the way you think about success, healing, and who you’re doing it all for.

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  3. ٢٥ مارس

    Anton Matthews on Betrayal, Pressure & Building Something Real

    Anton Matthews has been in the hospitality game long enough to see it all. From building multiple brands like Fush, Hustle Group, a catering company, and Joe’s Garage, to navigating the unseen pressures that come with it, this conversation goes way deeper than business. We unpack: → What it really took to start Fush → The reality of betrayal within the industry → The moments that could’ve made him walk away → And why he chose to keep building anyway This isn’t just a business story. It’s a raw look at resilience, loyalty, and what it takes to create something meaningful when things don’t go to plan. If you’ve ever been let down by people you trusted… Or questioned whether it’s worth pushing forward… This one will hit.

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  4. ١١ مارس

    Malia Rose - A restoration journey / From abusive childhood to a strong mum of 3

    In this episode, I sit down with Malia Rose, a real estate agent, mum of three, and one of the most resilient people I’ve had the chance to talk with. Malia opens up about her childhood growing up in an abusive home and the moment everything changed when she ran away at just 14 years old. Living in survival mode forced her to grow up fast and make decisions most teenagers could never imagine. We talk about what survival teaches you and the toughness it builds, the fears it creates, and the strength it demands. Malia also shares her journey into motherhood, choosing to have her first child when many people around her disagreed with her decision. She followed her conviction even when it meant walking the road alone. It was scary, uncertain, and tested her in ways she never expected. But when Malia’s back is against the wall, she doesn’t fold. Today she is a mum of three and building a career in real estate, carrying the lessons from her past into the life she’s creating for her family. This conversation is about resilience, conviction, survival, and building a life despite where you started. If you’ve ever had moments where life felt stacked against you, this episode will hit home.

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  5. ٢٥ فبراير

    David Melse - Starting Again When Plans Fail

    What happens when the life you planned doesn’t work out? In this episode, David Melse opens up about separation, moving back to New Zealand when his overseas plans collapsed, and what it really feels like to start again from scratch. We talk about: The identity hit that comes with separation The quiet shame of coming home when it “didn’t work” Rebuilding confidence when your world shrinks The hidden ways fear of rejection shaped his business decisions And how unresolved rejection can quietly limit your growth This conversation isn’t polished. It’s honest. Because starting over isn’t just a logistical reset, it’s an identity reset. If you’ve ever felt like you’re rebuilding while everyone else seems to be accelerating, this one’s for you.

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  6. ١١ فبراير

    Growing Up Under Apartheid, They Never Treated Us Like Humans, Until I Did the Work to Heal

    In this deeply moving conversation, I sit down with Ingrid Gomez, a woman whose life has been shaped by both injustice and incredible resilience. Growing up in South Africa as a person of colour during the apartheid era, Ingrid experienced systemic racism firsthand unequal education, racial violence, and a constant message that people like her were less than. Fighting for equal education often meant going against the law, and living under a government that never treated her as fully human. In 2003, Ingrid moved to New Zealand believing she was leaving the past behind. But as she vulnerably shares in this episode, leaving a place doesn’t heal what lives inside you. Years later, after going through the NeuroFit programme, Ingrid finally processed the pain she had carried for decades. What followed wasn’t just understanding it was forgiveness. Forgiveness of the government, the system, and the weight she’d unknowingly been carrying most of her life. This episode is about: The long-term psychological impact of apartheid Why unresolved pain follows us, even across continents What real healing actually looks like later in life And how forgiveness can become an act of freedom, not denial This is not a history lesson. It’s a human story. And one that will stay with you long after the episode ends.

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  7. ٢٨ يناير

    From Wanting to End It All to Freedom in 8 Weeks - Anton Tikao-Harkess

    In this episode, Rico sits down with Anton Tikao-Harkess, a father, partner and former professional rugby player, to explore the silent battles people don’t see, and how they influence behaviour. Together they unpack Anton’s journey with mental health, the anger that masked pain from the people closest to him, and the catalyst that took him from wanting to end it all, to complete freedom eight weeks later. In this conversation we go deep into mental health, trauma, revealing what happens when a significant trigger happens and what it takes to turn a situation 180 degrees. This is an unfiltered, and humbling conversation. If you are an athlete, a high performer, or someone who has ever struggled with identity, trauma, or suicidal thoughts, this episode will speak to you. Trigger Warning: This episode discusses suicide. Listener discretion advised. About the Host: Hosted by Rico Gomez, neuroscience coach and founder of NeuroFit. Rico helps people confront the emotional triggers that hold them back, build deeper self awareness, helping people win their mental game. Connect with Rico Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ricogomez__/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ricogomez-ment... Website: https://www.neurofit.co.nz/ Other ways to listen Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4uLZDlCFusMw... Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/trig... Join the Conversation: Drop a comment below. What part of this story resonated with you the most? Your insights help us build a community of real people committed to growth. Disclaimer: This conversation discusses mental health and personal experiences. It is for informational and storytelling purposes only. Nothing in this episode should be taken as professional mental health advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please seek a qualified mental health professional for support or guidance.

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    Winning at relationships / Saying goodbye to porn

    For our final episode of the year, I sit down with Oswald and James for a raw, unfiltered Christmas special — answering the real questions you sent in. Nothing scripted. Nothing polished. Just three guys having the kinds of conversations most people avoid… especially at this time of year. We dive into: • Self-sabotaging relationships — why we push away the connection we actually want • Parenting pressure — the weight mums and dads carry that no one sees • Porn & pain — the emotional roots behind the addiction and what healing can look like • Managing family tension at Christmas — how to stay grounded when everyone’s on edge • Identity, hope, and breaking the cycles that keep us stuck This episode is real, vulnerable, and grounding — the kind of conversation that feels like sitting with people who finally “get it.” If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed during the holidays, stuck in old patterns, or battling hidden shame, this one might meet you right where you are. Tune in, lean in, and let these conversations trigger a bit of reflection before the year ends.

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Story based podcast exploring the journey a person has to take to move to the other side of what triggers them. The journey required towards Healing, Growth, Freedom.

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