This Is For You

Fabiola Delva: Hi, I come on here today. I did not plan to turn on this camera. My plan was to record this podcast and send it off to you. But something happens between those times. From the time that I was recording in this moment, I told you that something shifted. I want to say thank you to all of you who tune in to this channel to of you who ⁓ Who subscribes not because the numbers are big at this time, but because I don't need to wait on this channel to reach thousands of you to tell you how essential you are to it. Every person who listened, paused, reflected, or quietly returned to an episode, you help shape this place more than you probably realized. When I started this Podcast, I wasn't trying to sound like everyone else ⁓ wanted to create ⁓ place ⁓ people ⁓ think ⁓ again. ⁓ place where ⁓ ⁓ ⁓ ⁓ participation explore honestly. And somewhere along the way ⁓ I realized This was never supposed to be a podcast where I simply speak at people. It was supposed to become a conversation about what it means to fully enter your own life. And that's exactly where season two is going. Season one was about recognition, the realization that many people privately recognize themselves long before they are willing to live publicly as that person. But season two asked a different question. What happens after recognition? What happens when a person Person must stop relating to themselves only through possibilities and begin participating in their own life. This season will explore fear that slowly learns voice, ⁓ the cost of staying ⁓ And what survival? quietly does to people over time. But this season will also ask something from you. I want your reflections, your thoughts, your stories, your questions. Because I no longer believe that people can grow or transform entirely in isolation. And maybe part of reclaiming ourselves is learning how to participate honestly again. So, to everyone of the first hundred of you who found this channel early, thank you. You are the beginning of the conversation. You may be small in numbers, but you are not to me. So I'll see you in season two. Bye.