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Why We Get Fooled: Shifting Our View on Scams and Scammers

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Content provided by Tamara Michèle. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Tamara Michèle or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

Why is it important to separate your identity from your experience

after you’ve been scammed? In this episode, Tamara Michèle sits down

with Deb Andrew a Life and Wellness Coach and co-founder of Altruistic

Coach. They explore how emotional recovery, mindset shifts, and

self-compassion are essential tools in rebuilding confidence and staying

resilient against future scams.

They unpack how scammers exploit not just your trust but your

identity—using urgency, fear, and hope to break down your defenses. Deb

explains why separating your self-worth from your experience is crucial

after being scammed, and how re-framing failure can protect you from

repeat victimization.

This episode isn’t just for scam victims—it’s for anyone who wants to

become more emotionally resilient in an ever-changing world. You’ll

learn how to spot emotional manipulation, rebuild confidence, and

support loved ones who may be too ashamed to speak up.


Learn How:

✅ Scammers exploit emotional vulnerability, not intelligence

✅ Mental fitness helps you respond, not just react, after being

scammed

✅ Shame can keep victims silent—and how to break that silence

✅ Re-framing your experience helps protect your identity and

self-worth

✅ Empathy builds resilience and helps others heal too

✅ Talking openly about scams reduces stigma and increases awareness


References:

🧠 Altruistic Coach 📊 https://altruisticcoach.com/

🏡 Living Skies Lodge 🛏️ https://livingskieslodge.com/

🐶 Second Family Dog Lodge 🐾 https://secondfamilydoglodge.com/

Warren Barry Instinctive Solutions

https://www.youtube.com/@UCCRvyDP9c5RuZtbvY04fWig

Brené Brown https://brenebrown.com/


Podcast Host Tamara Michéle

This is not a paid endorsement. Guest opinions are their own.

What are my next steps?

📖 Start learning for free!

🔐 Become a superhero and support the channel!

🏢 Learn more about our business certification courses

Follow Learn Online Security:

Facebook, Instagram, Rumble

Learn Online Security Website

  continue reading

12 episodes

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Manage episode 488158005 series 3635953
Content provided by Tamara Michèle. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Tamara Michèle or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

Why is it important to separate your identity from your experience

after you’ve been scammed? In this episode, Tamara Michèle sits down

with Deb Andrew a Life and Wellness Coach and co-founder of Altruistic

Coach. They explore how emotional recovery, mindset shifts, and

self-compassion are essential tools in rebuilding confidence and staying

resilient against future scams.

They unpack how scammers exploit not just your trust but your

identity—using urgency, fear, and hope to break down your defenses. Deb

explains why separating your self-worth from your experience is crucial

after being scammed, and how re-framing failure can protect you from

repeat victimization.

This episode isn’t just for scam victims—it’s for anyone who wants to

become more emotionally resilient in an ever-changing world. You’ll

learn how to spot emotional manipulation, rebuild confidence, and

support loved ones who may be too ashamed to speak up.


Learn How:

✅ Scammers exploit emotional vulnerability, not intelligence

✅ Mental fitness helps you respond, not just react, after being

scammed

✅ Shame can keep victims silent—and how to break that silence

✅ Re-framing your experience helps protect your identity and

self-worth

✅ Empathy builds resilience and helps others heal too

✅ Talking openly about scams reduces stigma and increases awareness


References:

🧠 Altruistic Coach 📊 https://altruisticcoach.com/

🏡 Living Skies Lodge 🛏️ https://livingskieslodge.com/

🐶 Second Family Dog Lodge 🐾 https://secondfamilydoglodge.com/

Warren Barry Instinctive Solutions

https://www.youtube.com/@UCCRvyDP9c5RuZtbvY04fWig

Brené Brown https://brenebrown.com/


Podcast Host Tamara Michéle

This is not a paid endorsement. Guest opinions are their own.

What are my next steps?

📖 Start learning for free!

🔐 Become a superhero and support the channel!

🏢 Learn more about our business certification courses

Follow Learn Online Security:

Facebook, Instagram, Rumble

Learn Online Security Website

  continue reading

12 episodes

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