You keep ignoring your gut to please everyone else. Reacting to what others want instead of tuning into what YOU need. Sound familiar? When was the last time you actually checked in with yourself before jumping through hoops to meet someone else's expectations?
We're taught to react to others, to do "the right thing" according to everyone but ourselves. Your worth becomes tied to how well you anticipate and please the people around you. Meanwhile, your true feelings get buried deeper with each fake smile, each time you say "yes" when you mean "no."

In this episode, Tracy explores:
* Why we abandon our feelings to meet others' expectations
* How "doing the right thing" disconnects you from yourself
* The myth of mind-reading in relationships
* Three ways you dismiss your feelings daily
* Recognizing when you're reacting vs. honoring yourself

"As long as you don't give a f*** about your feelings, nobody else will. You teach people how to treat you." ~  Tracy Crossley


#808: Nobody Cares About Your Feelings

In this deeply honest episode, we explore how life’s most overwhelming moments can become powerful catalysts for transformation. When chaos hits, the instinct is often to fight or control—but true clarity arises when we learn to let go, tune into our bodies—our inner wisdom—and fully trust the unfolding journey. Through stories of health scares, emotional breakthroughs, and spiritual stillness, we uncover how acceptance and presence become the anchors that guide us through uncertainty. If you’re ready to stop resisting and start embracing your path with courage and openness, this conversation is your invitation to find peace amidst the storm.

ABOUT TODD JARRATT

Todd Jarratt is an Australia-based elite performance coach, keynote speaker, and creator of the transformative “Identity System,” helping leaders stop sabotage and reclaim fulfilment. After enduring severe bullying in his youth and surviving two life-threatening health crises in his early twenties, he rebuilt his life—graduating in sport science, working as a university tutor and sports commentator, and writing for publications like Men’s Health & Fitness. His near-death experiences led him to develop the Identity System, a framework he now uses to help athletes win world championships, entrepreneurs scale multimillion-dollar companies, and individuals break free from self-sabotage. Today, Todd travels from Queensland delivering keynotes, coaching high-achievers worldwide, and rewiring identities for presence, joy, and purpose through a blend of science, spirituality, and lived resilience.

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From Chaos to Clarity: Let Go, Tune In, and Trust the Journey with Todd Jarratt

Are you exhausted from forcing everything to happen? From pushing through goals that leave you feeling empty once you reach them?

Most avoidants live like they're perpetually on fire—reacting, controlling, forcing outcomes because "easy" feels dangerous. But here's the thing: all that forcing keeps you from the very flow state that would actually get you where you want to go.

In this episode, Tracy explores:
* Why ease feels dangerous when you're avoidant
* The difference between forcing and allowing
* How perfectionism keeps you stuck in empty cycles
* Sitting with discomfort instead of reacting
* Recognizing when you're escaping versus flowing

"When you're forcing, you're coming from a state of lack. You can't force a healthy relationship. You can't force anything meaningful. But we keep trying because we're afraid to let go of the false building we've created that everyone can admire." ~ Tracy Crossley


#617: How To Stay In The Flow As An Avoidant

Raw and real conversations on courage, consciousness and leadership.

A lot of us live in our head, disconnected from our feelings and intuition. This podcast touches on releasing insecure attachment, accepting your authentic self and getting “unstuck” by connecting to how you FEEL instead of how you THINK. I’ve been there, and discuss sensitive subjects using my own experiences with a lot of laughs and even more empathy… because we’re all flawed humans.

New tracks tagged #emotional avoidance