I'll Just Let Myself In
"I’ll Just Let Myself In" is an empowering new podcast dedicated to people who are ready to take a chance on themselves and forge their own path. Hosted by Lish Speaks, each episode explores personal stories, triumphs, and challenges of navigating industries from the “outside-in.” From entrepreneurship to career advancement, self-care to self-discovery, this podcast provides candid conversations, practical advice, and inspirational anecdotes to motivate listeners to embrace their identity, defy societal norms, and pursue their dreams unapologetically. Join us on this journey as we celebrate the strength and tenacity of our guest and hopefully ourselves! It's time to take a chance on yourself and Let Yourself In!
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I'll Just Let Myself In
How to Get Your Momentum Back | Albaner Eugene
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Albaner Eugene joins Lish Speaks to talk about self-sabotage, Christian relationships, prayer, and finding your momentum when you feel stuck.
On this episode of I'll Just Let Myself In, the author of Momentum: 100 Devotions to Regain Hope for Your Life and Future opens up about childhood social anxiety, the friends who supported him through grief, and how his wife helped him learn to love himself more fully.
We get into the conversations that can change how you see yourself and the people around you:
• Recognizing self-sabotage and letting trusted people challenge your blind spots
• Praying when you feel overlooked, forgotten, or afraid to ask for help
• Finding closure without waiting for someone else to give it to you
• Setting relationship boundaries and separating love from tolerating disrespect
• Building emotional safety, respect, and honest communication in marriage
• Understanding when being overlooked calls for trust—and when it calls for better work
Albaner also shares the story behind his cinematic videos, why your friends aren't always your target audience, and how faith shapes his creative process. We close with his perspective on legacy, loving people well, and defining success beyond recognition.
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