MindShift Power Podcast
Fatima Bey The MindShifter
<p>MindShift Power Podcast is for teens, about teens, and anyone who works with teens. Many of the guests will be teens from all over the US and Canada. We will discuss issues that involve teens. Solutions start with conversations. Real conversations cannot happen unless we are honest. For this reason; guests will be able to speak their minds without the chains of extreme political correctness. This is something desperately needed in today's society.<br><br>You will hear the real raw truths of where the minds of our youth are today. You will also hear from those who teach, work with; or create programs for youth of any kind. We will talk about the problems teens are dealing with but also discuss solutions. The main goal of this podcast is to bridge the large existing gap between teens and the adults who work with them. As adults, we try to create solutions for teens but, in order to be effective at it, we need to first listen to them and hear where they are. <br><br>If you are a teen and want to know what other teens are really going through and thinking; this is for you. Perhaps you can come up with your own solutions just from listening. If you are an adult who works with teens and want to make what you are doing more effective; this is for you. If you are a parent who wants to understand the mind of the modern teen; to better help you deal with yours, this is for you.</p>
- 29 minutes 28 secondsWhy Do I Hate Hugs? - And Other Signs You Might Be Autistic (Episode 120)
Ever feel like everyone else got a social manual you never received? Christopher Carazas joins us to talk about discovering he’s autistic at 35, after years of “passing” through school, work, and life across multiple continents. What starts as a story about diagnosis becomes a deeper look at masking, self-worth, and how seeing your wiring clearly can change everything.
We trace his childhood through Latin America and West Africa, where forgiving international schools made quirks easier to hide but didn’t solve the puzzle of sensory overwhelm, blunt honesty, or last-minute plan changes that knocked him off balance. Christopher explains how praise for the “polished” student was often applause for the mask, not the person. He also shares the flip side: fast pattern recognition, languages that unlocked global work, and the empathy that felt big inside but didn’t always translate into words. Together we break down the moments that finally made autism make sense, why ADHD alone didn’t explain the full picture, and how a name can turn shame into strategy.
We get practical for listeners who suspect they—or someone they love—might be on the spectrum. From accessible online screening tools and school counselors to toolkits from Autism Speaks, we outline first steps that can lead to better support. Christopher offers grounded advice for teens and adults in places where awareness is still low: accept yourself first, then build simple systems for routines, sensory boundaries, and clear communication. We zoom out to show the broader value of neurodivergence—out-of-the-box thinking that powers engineering, social impact, media, and public service—and spotlight his book, Now That I’m Still Here, which chronicles late diagnosis, surviving abuse, and rebuilding with purpose.
The heart of the conversation is a challenge and an invitation: blending in can hold you back when your edge is the way you think. If you’re tired of spending your energy on masking, this is a path toward clarity, language, and leverage. Subscribe, share this with someone who needs it, and leave a review with your biggest takeaway—what mask are you ready to drop?🔗 Connect with Christopher Carazas:
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27 January 2026, 1:00 pm - 20 minutes 14 secondsPACE Yourself: A 13-Year-Old's Method for Not Losing Your Sh*t (Episode 119)
What if the difference between chaos and clarity is just one breath? We sit down with 13-year-old TEDx speaker Vihan Reddy, whose calm response during a terrifying accident—a car running over his foot—reveals how a simple method can reshape choices under pressure. Vihan walks us through PACE: Pause, Assess, Choose, Engage. It’s a clean, four-step framework that turns raw emotion into practical action, whether you’re melting down during practice, stuck on a test question, or trying to repair a friendship after a heated argument.
Together, we unpack how the pause creates space to think, and why assessment is more about noticing the one fix that matters than overanalyzing. Vihan shares how a single coaching cue—maxing the wrist on a forehand—transformed his tennis form, and how that same lens works outside sports. We talk about the hidden cost of lashing out, how panic multiplies pain, and the surprisingly powerful skill of letting wisdom in without swallowing everything you hear. You’ll hear clear examples of PACE at work: taking a breath instead of smashing a racket, filtering distractions while studying, and choosing a steady response when emotions surge.
The conversation turns practical fast: how to practice PACE before the moment, build a reliable mental filter, and set boundaries with friends while staying kind. If you’ve ever wished you could hit reset when you feel yourself tipping over the edge, this is your playbook—short, memorable, and grounded in real life from a voice wise beyond his years.
Listen now, try PACE this week, and tell us where it changed your outcome. If the story resonates, subscribe, share with a friend who needs a reset, and leave a quick review to help others find the show.
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20 January 2026, 1:00 pm - 26 minutes 41 secondsWhy Teens Belong in Business (Episode 118)
What if a child’s “hobby” could earn real money, build real confidence, and spark real change in a community? We sit down with Leah K. Ellis—author and founder of the Society of Child Entrepreneurs—to explore how kids as young as six can learn entrepreneurship, leadership, and financial literacy by selling real products to real customers and keeping the revenue. Leah shares the powerful story of a shy ten-year-old pin-maker who found her voice, landed consignment in local shops, and joined a junior board after discovering the mission behind her work: a pin can be a quiet way to say who you are.
Leah’s own journey starts with a flooded home, a pandemic shutdown, and a four-year-old who watched business trainings and asked to start a company. That moment reframed what’s possible when we put meaningful material in front of kids. We unpack why media diets shape ambition, why the first non-family sale is a pivotal milestone, and how practical skills—pricing, marketing, customer conversations—become a training ground for resilience and identity. Leah outlines her expanding ecosystem: Astra and Zeke, a story-led book that will grow into a 36-part, school-year curriculum, and Sochi Circle, a new online platform for global camaraderie, mentorship, and friendly competition among young founders.
You’ll also hear clear guidance for schools, homeschool co-ops, and community leaders: listen first, avoid cookie-cutter programs, and let youth define the problems they want to solve. For teens, Leah makes a bold appeal to resist apathy and speak up where your voice will be heard. For adults, the invitation is simple—support with time, talent, and treasure, and help put tools in the hands of kids who are ready to build.
If this conversation inspires you, share it with a parent, teacher, or teen who needs a nudge to start. Subscribe for more mind-shifting stories, leave a review to help others find us, and tell us: what problem would you solve if you started today?🔗 Connect with Leah K. Ellis
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14 January 2026, 1:00 pm - 15 minutes 28 secondsWhat Do Gaming, Sleeping, Getting High, & Drinking All Have in Common? (Episode 117)
Imagine not needing an escape hatch from your own life. That’s the heart of our conversation as we speak directly to teens and young adults about the pull of gaming marathons, sleeping the day away, getting high, and drinking—not with judgment, but with real empathy for why these choices make sense when pain feels louder than hope.
We break down how escapism offers control and quiet in the moment, yet builds a loop of temporary relief, crash, and shame that leaves you feeling stuck. Together, we name the deeper roots many carry in silence: loneliness while surrounded by people, pressure to be perfect, fear of disappointing family, and trauma that’s too heavy to say out loud. You’ll hear a clear distinction between identity and behavior—coping is not who you are—and practical ways to spot triggers, reduce avoidance, and create micro-habits that bring steady relief.
This episode also leans into connection. We talk about finding someone who listens first—counselors, coaches, relatives, neighbors, or peers—and why speaking even one honest sentence can loosen pain’s grip. We explore how to cap screen time without shame, swap numbing for nervous-system resets, and imagine the kind of day you wouldn’t want to run from. The tone is human, direct, and hopeful, offering a path to change that starts with one choice and grows with support.
If this conversation resonates, share it with someone who needs a voice that sees them. Subscribe for more grounded mental health talks, leave a review to help others find the show, and tell us: what’s one small step you’ll take today toward a life you don’t need to escape?Send us an anonymous text message
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10 December 2025, 10:00 pm - 41 minutes 48 secondsChange the System—Don’t Just Complain About It (Episode 116)
What if “within policy” still feels wrong to the people you serve? We sit down with retired LAPD lieutenant Jeff Weninger to unpack the uncomfortable gap between legal justification and moral legitimacy—and how that space erodes community trust. Jeff brings a rare mix of multiracial upbringing, street experience, and command-level reform to show why mindset shapes outcomes more than any statute or slogan.
We trace the path from Graham v. Connor’s narrow focus on the moment of force to a broader totality-of-circumstances view, and why that legal shift still isn’t enough without cultural change. Jeff pulls the curtain back on dehumanization, the “us versus them” mentality, and the startling share of shootings involving people in mental health crisis. He argues for tactics that buy time, gather family insights, and deploy mental health expertise, instead of relying on volume, posture, and hardware to force compliance. The proof point: departments that slow down see fewer injuries and better resolutions.
Jeff lays out a candid reform blueprint: civilianize key command roles like media strategy, academy design, and consent decree oversight; align policy with behavior through early post-incident debriefs; and train assessment into firearms qualifications to blunt contagious fire. We challenge the militarized look that broadcasts domination and explore what the UK gets right about patience and layered responses, even when guns aren’t part of the equation. For young people torn between activism and service, Jeff makes a hard-won case for changing the system from the inside, backed by a career of actionable solutions.
If you care about public safety, police accountability, mental health response, and building trust that lasts beyond a headline, this conversation offers a clear, practical path forward. Subscribe, share with a friend who’s wrestling with these questions, and leave a review with the one mindset shift you want to see next.🔗 Connect with Jeff Wenninger
🌐 Website: https://lawenforcementconsultants.com/
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26 November 2025, 4:00 am - 30 minutes 14 secondsWhen You Feel Like Giving Up on Your Kid (Episode 115)
Feeling like you’re out of options as a parent is terrifying, and too many of us are facing that quiet crisis alone. We sat down with teen and parent well-being coach Laura Ollinger to name what’s really happening—hopelessness and despair—and then replace it with a grounded approach that actually works in 2025. Together we unpack the limits of the old control-first playbook and build a new one around connection, clarity, and consistent follow-through.
Laura breaks down a balanced framework that pairs love and empathy with expectations and discipline. We talk about why “take the phone” rarely solves the real problem, how to set tech boundaries that protect sleep and safety, and how to explain the why so teens feel respected even when they disagree. You’ll hear a simple but powerful shift: focus on results over reactions. A slammed door is a moment; the long game is raising a person who knows they are valued and accountable.
We also explore what subtle disengagement looks like—endless scrolling, transactional parenting, and treating kids like roommates—and how to re-engage with short daily rituals that say you matter. Modeling repair becomes a standout skill: when parents own mistakes and apologize, they teach emotional maturity, earn respect, and strengthen the bond. Laura shares how she supports families through coaching, workshops, and even immersive in-home transformations, guiding both parents and teens toward calm, structure, and trust.
If you’ve been tempted to give up, this conversation offers a hopeful reset and a clear path forward. Subscribe, share this with a parent who needs it, and leave a review with the one boundary you’re committed to setting this week. Your choices teach worth—make them count.🔗 Connect with Laura Ollinger
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23 November 2025, 3:00 pm - 29 minutes 1 secondYou’re Not Lost, Stuck, or Confused — You’re Just Listening to Too Many People (Episode 114)
What if simplicity is the most powerful growth strategy you’re not using yet? We sit down with entrepreneur, mentor, and author Hussein Hallak to unpack how purpose-led business outperforms hype and why clear value beats complex pitch decks. From launching in Canada to opening new markets in Egypt, Hussein shares how universal principles—respect, clarity, and value exchange—travel across cultures while the details adapt. The result: shorter sales cycles, stronger trust, and partnerships that actually matter.
We dig into the practice of choice and personal agency. Hussein argues that good decisions are built through repetition, not perfection, and that most choices are reversible if you’re willing to learn fast. Instead of letting systems and scripts decide your path, he urges you to choose what you truly want—whether that’s money, impact, or the spotlight—and to own the responsibility that comes with it. This is how you avoid living someone else’s version of success and start building a life and business that feel aligned.
Expect practical frameworks wrapped in vivid analogies, from math problem solving to cars built for different roads. We talk about simplifying offers, stating concrete promises, and delivering value at the price customers are happy to pay. We also explore legacy: empowering people—especially youth—to think clearly, choose boldly, and lead with purpose. Hussein’s mentorship, writing, and Creative Commons book are designed to be shared so these ideas spread and stick.
If you’re ready to reframe growth with purpose, clarity, and courage, this conversation will give you tools you can use today. Subscribe, share this episode with a friend who needs a mindset reset, and leave a review with one choice you’re committing to this week.🔗 Connect with Hussein Hallak:
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22 November 2025, 3:00 pm - 25 minutes 27 secondsTrained for Incest (Episode 113)
The story you’re about to hear is not a headline—it’s a blueprint for understanding power, control, and what it takes to rebuild a life. Author and activist Aziza Kabibi joins us to share how an abusive household masked as holistic, faithful, and self-sufficient shaped her world from childhood, and how she found the resolve to protect her siblings, claim her voice, and build platforms that protect other children.
We talk about how indoctrination works when one person controls education, health, and belief. Aziza explains why the first liberating truth for anyone still living in silence is simple and non-negotiable: it’s not your fault. From there, we dig into practical support—how to listen without judgment, how trauma can alter brain development and behavior, and how friends, teachers, and relatives can respond with compassion instead of blame. She also opens up about the private costs of being a public survivor: the prep before each conversation, the decompression after, the impact on her kids and relationships, and the audacity it takes to keep speaking.
Aziza’s nonprofit, Precious Little Ladies, turns courage into systems. We spotlight their sexual abuse prevention kits for families, six months of free therapy access through partners, and the Raising Awareness Kite Flight that invites communities to rise above turbulent winds together. The goal is prevention, healing, and real-world resources that meet people where they are—schools, rec centers, and homes.
If you care about child safety, survivor support, and breaking cycles of abuse, you’ll find tools you can use today and a mission you can back. Listen, learn, and share this episode with someone who needs strength. Then visit preciouslittleladies.org, donate if you’re able, and help us spread the word. Subscribe, leave a review, and tell us: what’s one change you’ll make to better support a survivor?To learn more about Aziza, her story and advocacy, please click below.
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4 November 2025, 3:00 pm - 34 minutes 31 secondsStop Fighting Yourself: Replace Drama with Decisions (Episode 112)
Ever notice how waiting to “feel like it” quietly kills your best plans? We sit down with author and podcaster Daryl Ditmer to explore why feelings make lousy captains and how discipline and consistency can steer you toward a life you actually want to wake up to. Daryl shares the blunt mantra that changed his trajectory—do the right thing especially when you don’t feel like it—and backs it with a raw story of teen addiction, a rock-bottom New Year’s, and the first shaky steps into a 12‑step room.
We dig into the difference between fleeting happiness and durable fulfillment, the real role of fear, and the myth that freedom means doing whatever you want. Daryl explains why discipline is not punishment but permission: the habits you protect become the map to peace of mind, better relationships, and meaningful work. He also reframes “the fight” most of us wage inside our heads. Instead of running the “ass kicking machine” when we make mistakes, he shows how to turn down the self-attack, accept confusion as part of growth, and keep your eyes on the windshield—what you can do next—rather than the rearview.
If you’re 16 and overwhelmed by vibes and pressure, or 46 and tired of drifting, this conversation offers practical tools: acknowledge fear without shame, pick one hard action and do it anyway, and build your life before someone else scripts it for you. We close with Daryl’s resources, including his books When I Stop Fighting and When You Stop Fighting, and his podcast that spotlights honest stories of change across generations.
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29 October 2025, 3:00 am - 34 minutes 15 secondsAccidental Brand: Your Social Media = Your Brand (Episode 111)
Your posts are writing a story about you—one that colleges, employers, and future collaborators will read. We sat down with entrepreneur and Unleashed Success host Corey Corpodian to unpack how teens and young adults can turn accidental branding into intentional reputation, and how emotional fitness transforms scattered effort into steady progress. This isn’t about being perfect online; it’s about being honest, consistent, and two steps ahead.
Corey breaks down a simple system you can use today: define five core values, run every post through a quick “alignment” check, and build a weekly power action list that targets the 20% of work that creates 80% of results. We talk about real consequences of careless content, the difference between curated moments and real life, and why keeping your word is a brand advantage that compounds over time. He shares vivid examples—from viral missteps to courtroom evidence—while offering a practical path to curate your feed without faking your life.
We also dive into reinvention. Want to be taken seriously after years of being the class clown? Corey explains how consistency rewires how others see you, why your circle may need to change, and how 90 days of focused habits can reset your identity. He lays out an intensity-first approach to practice—turning one skill sprint into breakthrough momentum—and shows how writing your commitments in ink raises your odds of follow-through.
If you’re ready to align your online presence with who you really are and build habits that match your goals, this conversation will give you tools you can use today. Listen, pick your three power actions, and tell us what value will guide your next post. If this resonated, subscribe, share with a friend, and leave a review to help more people shift their thinking.To learn more about Corey, please click below.
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9 October 2025, 1:00 am - 31 minutes 7 secondsYour 'Perfect' Body is Trying to Kill You (Episode 110)
The numbers are stark, but the story behind them is even more human. We sit down with emotional agility strategist Tricia E. Parido to unpack the layered reality of anorexia and body dysmorphia—how athletic pressure, family praise, and unhealed trauma can knit together into a coping system that looks like control but quietly erodes the body and brain. Trisha shares the moment she felt her cognition slipping and chose a different path: reframing food as fuel, rebuilding self-worth around values, and learning to mute the external noise that kept hijacking her inner voice.
Across this raw, thoughtful conversation, we explore why eating disorders rarely have a single cause and why recovery can’t be one-note either. Trisha walks through practical strategies—distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and boundary-setting with the mirror—that interrupt the loop of self-judgment and bring the nervous system back online. She challenges the myth that worth is tied to a size or silhouette and explains how choosing to live is not a feeling but a daily practice. The shift is profound: from controlling food to stewarding your mind; from seeking approval to honoring autonomy; from distorted reflections to values-driven reality.
We widen the lens to look at trauma’s many disguises—alcohol, overachievement, compulsive spending, chasing validation—and why ignoring pain only gives it the microphone. Trisha offers direct advice for young people standing where she once stood: turn down the outside commentary, fuel your brain so it can help you heal, and decide how you want to experience living. If you or someone you love is navigating the shadows of disordered eating, this episode offers grounded insight, compassionate tools, and a reminder that reclamation is possible without losing what you’ve built.
If this conversation resonated, subscribe, share it with someone who needs to hear it, and leave a review to help others find the show. Your voice helps amplify stories that save lives.To learn more about Tricia E, Parido, please click below.
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