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EP 79: Nick Cannon Opens Up About Narcissism + A New Therapist Directory for Creatives
EP 79: Nick Cannon Opens Up About Narcissism + A New Therapist Directory for Creatives
EP 79: Nick Cannon Opens Up About Narcissism + A New Therapist Directory for Creatives
Tuesday 16th September 2025
Nick Cannon discusses his narcissism diagnosis. Pennie Anassi launches a therapist directory for creatives.
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Episode Overview
- Nick Cannon opens up about his narcissistic personality disorder diagnosis.
- Pennie Anassi introduces a therapist directory for creatives.
- Discussion on the importance of culturally aware therapists.
- Exploration of social media pressures on mental health.
- Encouragement to pursue self-awareness without over-diagnosis.
"Too much access, too much power is destructive."
Ever wondered why Nick Cannon has so many kids? This episode of Pennie For Your Thoughts Podcast reveals his surprising diagnosis of narcissistic personality disorder and how it ties into his life choices. Host Pennie Anassi shares her own journey back to the mic after a break, reflecting on personal growth and the responsibilities she's embraced.
She introduces an exciting new project, a therapist directory specifically designed for creatives, dreamers, and entrepreneurs, aiming to connect them with mental health professionals who truly understand their unique challenges. Pennie doesn't shy away from discussing the complexities of narcissism, drawing from Nick Cannon's recent revelations. She explains the fine line between feeling special and shielding vulnerabilities with an inflated ego.
With a touch of humour, she ponders whether Cannon's large family is his version of building a village or a shield. The episode also touches on the pressures of social media and the importance of finding culturally aware therapists who can relate to the modern zeitgeist. Pennie's candid conversation encourages listeners to pursue self-awareness without over-diagnosing themselves, and to seek professional help when needed.
Pennie's passion for bridging gaps between mental health and creativity shines through, making this episode both enlightening and relatable. Are you ready to explore what makes us human and find empathy in unexpected places?