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Make Hard Decisions Now So Future You Can Win

Explore episode Aug 6, 2026

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John Delony delivers a BetterHelp sponsor message tied to the platform's annual State of Stigma report, highlighting the finding that over 75% of Americans reported anxiety or depression symptoms within the last few weeks. He encourages listeners to contact BetterHelp's 30,000+ licensed therapists, noting the platform allows free therapist switching with no extra cost.

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