What if some of the things you call your personality are actually patterns you learned in childhood?

In this episode of The BLAC Moment, I sit down with Rashida M. Pangabu for an honest conversation about the childhood experiences we carry into adulthood, often without realizing it.

We talk about shame, trust, emotional abuse, false accusations, parenting, asking for help, forgiveness, sibling differences, generational patterns, and healing.

Why do some adults find it so difficult to apologize?

Why can children raised by the same parents grow into completely different adults?

Why do some of us struggle to ask for help even when we desperately need it?

What happens when parents mistake control for protection?

And how do childhood experiences shape the way  ...