I started this podcast after discovering the work of Alfred Adler—a voice in psychology that finally made sense to me. For over a century, his insights have helped people find their own answers and live more freely, fully, and authentically.

A Moment of Your Time was created with a simple aim: to give something back. Using my voice and experience, I share these reflections in the hope they might support you—or someone you care about—in opening something that once felt closed.

If by listening to these episodes you’ve found a new insight or encouragement, then we’re all in the right place! -

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What if the fear of speaking isn’t really about public speaking at all? In this episode, we explore what fear might be protecting—and how, with Adler’s insight, we can move from silence to contribution, courage, and connection. _ © The recording may not be altered or used for commercial gain without the express written permission of Floydius-Maximus Jeremy Thomas Jefferson. No individual or entity may clone, reproduce, or record any sound imitating the voice of Floydius-Maximus Jeremy Thomas Jefferson without his express consent or that of his authorised representatives. This includes all methods, such as AI technology and human imitation. Violations will result in legal action and the pursuit of financial compensation.

What really separates the thinking of Sigmund Freud and Alfred Adler? This short episode explores the pivotal split between two of the most influential figures in psychology. _ © The recording may not be altered or used for commercial gain without the express written permission of Floydius-Maximus Jeremy Thomas Jefferson. No individual or entity may clone, reproduce, or record any sound imitating the voice of Floydius-Maximus Jeremy Thomas Jefferson without his express consent or that of his authorised representatives. This includes all methods, such as AI technology and human imitation. Violations will result in legal action and the pursuit of financial compensation.