Episode Summary:
Yo, what's up, everyone—Bertrand here. I know we just wrapped the Money Series, but I had to drop this bonus episode because this message is too real and too important to wait. I’m talking about a secret weapon that changed my life and helped me level up as a man, husband, father, and CEO: therapy.
In this raw conversation, I share how therapy (twice a week!) has helped me:
Separate personal pain from business pressure
Overcome people-pleasing
Charge what I’m worth
Stop undervaluing the knowledge I’ve bled for
And most importantly—become a better version of myself
Whether you're drowning in debt, trying to lead a business, or just trying to lead yourself—you need a mirror. And that mirror is therapy. I'm not talking fluffy feel-good sessions. I'm talking real accountability, deep introspection, and honest work.
Why CEOs and high-performers should do therapy twice a week
How my self-worth issues kept me from charging for my value
The truth about free game vs. paid coaching
How to structure therapy: personal vs. business focus
Where to find a therapist TODAY (PsychologyToday, insurance or cash-based options)
Go to PsychologyToday.com and book your first therapy session this week.
One session for personal.
One session for business.
Watch how your clarity, confidence, and income shift.
Therapy isn’t weakness—it’s emotional armor.
Don’t let pride, ego, or culture keep you stuck.
You’re already a CEO—now it’s time to become a better one.
If this episode hit home, subscribe to the show and share it with a Black man who needs to hear it.
We’re building legacy. We’re building leaders. We’re not doing it alone.
Let’s go.
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