# Andrew Sloan
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andrew sloan (June 10, 1845 – September 22, 1883) was a U.S. Representative from Georgia.
Born in McDonough, Henry County, Georgia, Sloan attended the common schools, Marshall College in Griffin, Georgia, and Bethany College in Bethany, West Virginia. He studied law, was admitted to the bar in 1866 and practiced.
Why Things Feel F*cked Right Now & What We Can Do About It
Summary What happens when you realise the life you've built no longer fits?
In this episode, Andrew Sloan shares the story behind his book Why Things Feel F*cked and the personal reinvention that followed.
From ending a long-term relationship to taking his work on the road, Andrew explores why s…
Knowing … why things feel f*cked pt. 1
On this episode of Knowing Me, Knowing You, Trent chats with Integrated Psychotherapist and author, Andrew Sloan, to discuss why we may feel stuck, why things feel f*cked and how we can become unstuck.
Andrew is the author of the book “Why Things Feel F*cked – Your Practical Guide to Getting Unstu…
How to stay friends when you hate their politics and advice about a toxic ex
There's an longstanding rule that it's not polite to talk about politics at the dinner table. But in times of global turmoil, where freedom of expression is under threat, it can be harder to keep the peace. Psychotherapist Andrew Sloan talks through how to navigate relationships when we vehemently …
Knowing … why things feel f*cked pt. 2
On this episode of Knowing Me, Knowing You, Trent chats with Integrated Psychotherapist and author, Andrew Sloan, as they discuss why we feel stuck, why things feel f*cked and how we can become unstuck.
Andrew is the author of the book “Why Things Feel F*cked – Your Practical Guide to Getting Unst…
My friend, the nomad (Part 1)
This week i'm sitting with Andrew Sloan, and honestly, this conversation stayed with me long after we stopped recording.
Andrew spent years doing the work, healing, moving through systems that kept him small and disconnected from himself. and then one day, he chose something different. he walked aw…
Closing Time With Jeff West ep.4
🏖️ Closing Time with Jeff West 4🏖️
This week on Closing Time with Jeff West, I sit down with Central Elgin Mayor Andrew Sloan to talk about: ✔️ The growth happening in Port Stanley
✔️ Tourism and the local economy
✔️ How short-term rentals impact small businesses
✔️ Housing concerns and community b…
My friend, the nomad (Part 2)
This is part two with andrew sloan, and if anything, this one goes even deeper.
Andrew has been living something most of us only talk about. Solo retreats in Costa Rica, sleeping in a hammock, learning to be still enough to hear what nature is actually saying. not as a spiritual concept but as a li…
AI anxiety and fibbing about your religion for the greater good
According to a 2026 report from Stanford University, Australians are among the heaviest intentional users of AI in the world — and yet, many of us don't trust it. It's a complicated relationship. So how are you feeling about the way AI is showing up in your relationships, your work, your daily life…
What psychosocial safety looks like at work and when is it OK to resell a gift?
All Australian states and territories now have workplace health obligations in place that require employers to protect your psychosocial safety. That means preventing things like unachievable job demands and inadequate reward and recognition. We all experience some of these things to some extent in…
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