YASKing with Anthony and Arturo
Introducing YASKing with Anthony and Arturo - the podcast that dares you to live life unapologetically and pursue your dreams with unwavering conviction. Join these two proudly queer friends as they embark on a transformative journey fueled by their philosophy of YASKing: embracing radical self-acceptance and self-empowerment. Anthony, a seasoned life coach, and Arturo, a curious truth-seeker, combine their unique perspectives to explore provocative paths to authenticity. From sex and love to spirituality, body image and beyond, these subversive soul mates fearlessly tackle the most personal topics while inspiring you to unleash your most authentic self. Get ready to laugh, learn, and discover the power of YASKing as you boldly live and love out loud!
YASKing with Anthony and Arturo
Episode 26 - From Shame to Self-Celebration: Turning Your 'Too Much' Into Your Power
Ready to transform those parts you've been hiding, buttercups? In this raw and real episode, Anthony and Arturo explore how shame uniquely impacts the queer community and how to turn our deepest insecurities into our greatest strengths.
Through personal stories and practical wisdom, we dive into:
- The difference between guilt and shame
- How shame shows up in queer spaces
- Converting shame triggers into superpowers
- Breaking free from "too much/not enough" thinking
- Building daily celebration practices
- Why secrecy feeds shame and visibility heals it
Whether you're wrestling with body image, timeline anxiety, or family expectations, this episode offers both compassion and concrete tools for moving from shame to celebration. Plus, we share five practical ways to start celebrating your authentic self today!
Remember: Your shame isn't telling you what's wrong with you - it's showing you what you're afraid to celebrate.
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