If Your Mind Was a Home, Would You Live There?

Imagine walking through the front door of your own mind.

Would you be welcomed by warmth, order, and peace—or would you step over cluttered thoughts, tangled memories, and anxiety echoing through the halls?

This Thursday at 8 PM EST, Unseen Twisted Truths LLC invites you to an honest conversation on The People’s Podcast—where we’re pulling back the curtain on the emotional messes we often hide behind clean smiles.

We decorate our lives to look presentable on the outside, but what about the inside? What would it look like if someone toured the home that is your mental space?

  • Would they find rooms filled with self-doubt, unspoken pain, or suppressed anger?

  • Are you the landlord of your joy, or has negativity become a long-term squatter in your head?

  • Do you take time to clean up after emotional storms, or have you just closed the doors and hoped no one notices?

It’s time to talk about mental upkeep, emotional hygiene, and what it means to truly feel safe in your own mind.

At Unseen Twisted Truths, we believe in creating a space for raw, necessary conversations—the kind that allow you to unpack what you’ve been carrying and start renovating from within. Your mind should be a home, not a battlefield.

So, ask yourself again:

If your mind was a home, would you live there? Or would you be desperate to move out?

Join us this Thursday at 8 PM EST on The People’s Podcast—a space where your voice matters, your truth is welcome, and your healing is possible.

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“Hi, I’m Henry Ciul Aka. Moon Tortoise. All jokes aside, I spent many years living in the throes of alcohol addiction which nearly killed me and led me down many paths of self destruction. The bright side is that it led me here. I’m 7 years sober and I use my voice through this podcast and the music I write to to help others who are suffering, cope with and understand addiction. I’m grateful for this 2nd chance at life I fought so hard for and It’s beautiful I get to share my experience and strength with others who yearn to do the same”