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One Degree to Victory is a podcast about change—why we want it, why we struggle with it, and what helps us move forward.
Hosted by Dr. Nelieta Hollis, each episode begins with a question and follows it through lived experience, thoughtful reflection, and the patterns that shape how we respond to life.
From worry, anxiety, stress, procrastination, and stagnation to the moments when we find ourselves waiting, avoiding, beginning again, or becoming something new, these conversations explore what happens between wanting change and knowing how to move toward it.
This is not motivation for motivation’s sake. It is a space to notice what is shaping you, understand the responses you have learned, and discover new possibilities for what comes next.
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Update frequency:
every 6 days
Average audio length:
11 minutes
Guest interviews
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English
United States
15 episodes
since July 7, 2026
episodic
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The fastest way to stay stuck is to keep hearing the same story from the same people while your mind repeats the same conclusion. We dig into how an “echo chamber” forms in real life not just online and why it can feel comforting even as it quietly reinforces fear, helplessness, and old habits. Whe…
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You can name every way the system failed you, but can you name your part without collapsing into shame? That’s the hard, freeing question we sit with here, especially for moms navigating homelessness who are tired, stressed, and doing the best they can with limited support.We don’t pretend legacy s…
Your life can be hard and still be wide open. We talk straight to the part of you that’s tired of being defined by what you’ve survived, and we make room for what comes next. If you’ve been stuck solving “right now” problems on repeat, this conversation puts language to what’s happening in your min…
Panic loves to sound like certainty: “You have to decide right now.” When you’re a mom facing homelessness, that kind of pressure can hijack your brain and push you into choices that don’t actually move your family forward. We talk about a different path: protecting your agency, even when the syste…
In this episode of This One’s For You, Dr. Hollis speaks directly to women navigating housing instability about one of the hardest parts of an unstable season: when emotions, responsibilities, relationships, hopes, and daily demands begin to merge into one overwhelming burden. She introduces a dif…
When you are navigating housing instability, every need can feel urgent. Housing, food, transportation, work, paperwork and your children’s needs can all compete for your attention at the same time.
In the first episode of new series: This One’s for You, Dr. Hollis introduces three simple container…
Stagnation does not always look like doing nothing.
You can work, pay bills, care for other people, solve problems, and carry responsibilities all day—while remaining stagnant in the area of your life that most needs your attention.
In this final episode of the WASPS series, Dr. Hollis explores how…
Staying too long can look responsible on the outside and feel like slow erosion on the inside. We tell a personal story about knowing a job needed to end, trying to “control the exit,” and realizing that the longer we delayed, the more of our energy we spent just surviving the day. If you’ve ever f…
Your life can be on fire, and you can still be capable. That’s the tension we sit with as Dr. Hollis shares the real distance between a hotel room season and a doctoral graduation stage, and why the story isn’t about pushing harder. It’s about understanding what blocks movement when you genuinely w…
Stress doesn’t only show up when something is wrong. Sometimes it shows up because something is changing, stretching, and developing you, and that difference can change whether you quit too soon or push too long.We unpack a simple but powerful distinction: depletion stress versus growth stress. Dep…
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