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Only Trying to Help

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by The Advocacy Academy

4.7(14 reviews)
130 episodes
Updated Weekly
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Let us help you help other people.

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Publishing Since

3/27/2019

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Episode thumbnail for Only Trying to Help, Episode 138 The most important ingredient for helping people

May 27, 2026

Only Trying to Help, Episode 138 The most important ingredient for helping people

Sometimes when we’re trying to help someone, we focus on the wrong things—what advice to give, what solution to offer, or what the “right” words might be. But the most important ingredient in helping might actually be something much simpler: the relationship. In Episode 138 of the Only Trying to Help podcast, Ravi Maharajh joins the conversation to talk about why rapport matters so much when we’re trying to support others. Before people accept guidance, feedback, or help, they usually need to feel understood, respected, and safe with the person offering it. We also take a few nostalgic detours into 80s movie references, because sometimes the best conversations about helping others include a little laughter along the way. If you’ve ever wondered why good advice sometimes falls flat—or why some people seem naturally better at helping than others—this episode explores the powerful role of connection.

Episode thumbnail for Only Trying to Help, Episode 137 Well-Meaning Financial Advice

April 29, 2026

Only Trying to Help, Episode 137 Well-Meaning Financial Advice

The people who love you may have good intentions, but when it comes #financialplanning, it's best to rely on experts like Neal Regino from  @evolutionfinancialgroup  He breaks down common myths and misconceptions that well-meaning people may be perpetuating. We know they're #onlytryingtohelp, but let's be careful when it comes to money, huh?

Episode thumbnail for Only Trying to Help, Episode 136 Helping Feels Like an Emergency

March 25, 2026

Only Trying to Help, Episode 136 Helping Feels Like an Emergency

In helping professions—and in everyday life—it’s easy to start seeing every problem as an emergency. When someone is struggling, our instinct is to jump in immediately, fix the situation, and relieve their pain as quickly as possible. After all, we’re only trying to help. But what happens when that sense of urgency actually gets in the way? In Episode 136 of the Only Trying to Help podcast, Hilary Logan joins the conversation to explore why helpers so often assume that every problem requires immediate action. Together, we discuss how this “emergency mindset” can change the way we think, speak, and respond to others. When we feel pressure to solve things right away, we may become more reactive, less curious, and more likely to say things we later regret. This episode looks at the subtle ways urgency can interfere with effective helping—and how learning to slow down can create more thoughtful, supportive conversations.

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What is Only Trying to Help?

Let us help you help other people.

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This podcast updates weekly.

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