This is a Special Episode where I recap episode 31-40 and answer all the questions that the guests created.

31. What's on your bucket list of places you'd like to go?

32. What's one thing you want to do that you've been to afraid to do?

33. If you could only eat one thing for the rest of your life, what would it be?

34. Thinking about your childhood, what would make your inner child happy?

35. What art do you ike and what does it say about you?

36. Would the younger version of you be proud of who you became?

37. What's the biggest life lesson you've learned that sculpted you into who you are today?

38. If you could put one sentence on every billboard in the world, what would it say?

39. What would be your dream job?

40. If money wasn't an issue where would you build your house?

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In this episode of the 98% Podcast, Tiffany shares her deeply personal journey through childhood trauma, the impact of her father's abuse, and the heartbreaking loss of her first child to SIDS. She discusses the challenges of unlearning toxic patterns and the importance of self-worth, therapy, and community support in her healing process. Tiffany's story is one of resilience, growth, and the ongoing journey of navigating grief and motherhood. She discusses her role as a mother, the challenges of maintaining her identity, and her newfound passion for Highland Games. Tiffany reflects on the influential figures in her life, particularly her sister and a teacher who shaped her during difficult times, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the impact others have on our lives. She emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, understanding triggers, and finding joy in small moments. Tiffany reflects on her love for literature and the impact of small actions in making a difference in people's lives. The discussion culminates in her vision of a dream home surrounded by nature, symbolizing her desire for peace and connection.

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In this episode of the 98% Podcast, Ricky engages with Lane Jellison, exploring themes of friendship, trauma, and personal growth. Lane shares his experiences growing up in a small town, the challenges of forming adult friendships, and the importance of emotional regulation in crisis situations. They discuss the need for men's support groups and the role of athletics in shaping identity. The conversation highlights the complexities of navigating relationships and mental health in today's society. In this conversation, Lane shares his journey from personal loss to resilience, discussing the impact of his father's death and his sister's battle with cancer. He reflects on the role of bullying in his childhood and how it shaped his character. The discussion also delves into the complexities of cancer, including genetic predispositions and lifestyle factors. Lane emphasizes the importance of supportive figures in his life, particularly coaches, and shares his passion for woodworking and craftsmanship as a creative outlet. They discuss personal triggers, coping mechanisms, and the journey of understanding emotions, emphasizing the need for emotional awareness and communication in relationships.

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