There was a longer pause between episode two and this one than I planned—and instead of apologizing for it, I realized it perfectly fits what this episode is about.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re late to your own life…

like everyone else got the timeline and you somehow missed it…

this episode is for you.

We talk about the invisible clock we measure ourselves against, the shame that comes from comparison, and why pauses, detours, and rest aren’t signs of failure—they’re often signs of becoming.

You’re not behind.

You didn’t miss your moment.

Your life is not over.

Many of us grow up believing that if life feels hard, confusing, or overwhelming, it must mean something is wrong with us.

In this episode of Your Life Is Not Over, Jeremiah talks honestly about where that belief comes from — childhood experiences, faith, comparison, mental health struggles, and the quiet stories we tell ourselves over time. He shares personal reflections on anxiety, self-doubt, divorce, and learning how curiosity can replace judgment.

This isn’t a pep talk or a promise that everything is fine. It’s a reminder that you are not defective, you’re not alone, and you’re not finished. If you’ve ever asked yourself, “What’s wrong with me?” — this conversation is for you.

in this introductory first episode, I want to share some about who I am and what some of my experiences have been in life. I really aim in this episode to summarize and set the tone for what these conversations are going to be and the kind of encouragement that I want you to hear. We are just scratching the surface on discovering who we are, what we're capable of, how we can impact others, and the joy and happiness we can experience.

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